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I learned it from watching you, dad.
Everybody has mosh-turbation.
(laughing) When you're mashing by yourself.
I'm not coming back from that one.
You've now lost me for
the rest of the episode.
So what is your most embarrassing moment?
You're like, what?
No, I'm not gonna tell you.
Regression therapy, whatever.
I went to therapy for this.
I went to therapy for this.
To forget this, yeah.
Like, and you're just asking me.
Sure.
Everybody who, every kid in the 80s,
remembers this bowl as the catching water
from the sink, popcorn,
fruit salad, and throw-up bowl.
And you're like, yep,
yep, that was what it was.
We put popcorn in there, and for sure,
it was a throw-up bowl.
And grandma had one too.
And grandma had one
too, and it was orange.
Speaking of nostalgia.
Speaking of nostalgia, how old is it?
39 years old.
39.
The original Top Gun movie.
Do you remember that
lady running up the street,
banging the pans?
Yeah.
I mean, she looked
like the village crazy.
She was over the top.
She didn't look like it.
She was the village crazy.
She was the village crazy.
She's like, I just saw a bear.
And are you wanting to cook it?
I think you need a bigger pot.
Get in my pan.
My cheeks still hurt
from laughing so hard.
That was a ton of fun.
What was a ton of fun?