Speaker 1: You guys remember the trendiest tattoo that you could get
Speaker 1: back in the late nineties early two thousands.
Speaker 2: Butterfly on your lower back.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I mean it's the lower back tat aka the
Speaker 1: tramp stamp. Yeah. But then something horrible happened. What's that
Speaker 1: The movie Wedding Crashers made fun of them. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: you're right, and SNL did a really popular skit about it,
Speaker 1: So no shocker. They kind of fell out of fashion.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It made me feel good though, because you know, it
Speaker 4: was like in high school, all the popular girls were
Speaker 4: getting lower back tats and I wasn't popular, And so
Speaker 4: finally I was.
Speaker 1: Like, ha, chokes on you, now, why didn't you.
Speaker 2: Because it wasn't cool. I still am not cool.
Speaker 1: You could have been. But recently, a famous tattoo artist
Speaker 1: in La was interviewed about what's hot lately and she
Speaker 1: says they've been getting more and more requests now to
Speaker 1: do lower back tattoos. Yeah, back tats are back.
Speaker 2: It's all because the low rise gene man.
Speaker 1: Well, including one woman in her forties who just got one,
Speaker 1: and she said she's been putting it off for years
Speaker 1: because there was the whole stigma around it, but she
Speaker 1: says it makes her feel empowered having Y two K
Speaker 1: printed right above her, but.
Speaker 2: She could have chosen a different tattoo.
Speaker 5: At this point, I was hoping you're going to say
Speaker 5: it's Japanese, writing that she has no idea what.
Speaker 4: It means to her last name in Old English.
Speaker 2: Thankfully we did it for you.
Speaker 1: I could kind of see Alexis being into this and
Speaker 1: getting am I am I wrong?
Speaker 2: A lower back tat would totally be your vibe.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, there was a girl in my high school who
Speaker 4: got one with like black light ink, so it glowed.
Speaker 1: That I could see Alexis getting like maybe a designer
Speaker 1: handbag or just the words this side up. I don't
Speaker 1: tell us what you decide to go with elections. Anyway,
Speaker 1: It's time to get into the shock collar question of
Speaker 1: the day, and we have a bucket full of names.
Speaker 1: We're gonna draw one out to you who gets asked
Speaker 1: the trivia question. If you answer wrong, then we're gonna
Speaker 1: get shocked while singing a song. So text into seventy
Speaker 1: five nine too and tells which one you'd like to hear. Jose,
Speaker 1: you can draw one out because you had it last
Speaker 1: who'd you get Jeff, enjoy my party pillows. Oh, okay
Speaker 1: for party, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put on the shot collar and all that
Speaker 1: happens digital Jake, please read a shock collar question of
Speaker 1: the day.
Speaker 3: Before a first date, experts say it's best to know
Speaker 3: as much as you can about a person so you
Speaker 3: don't walk into something you weren't prepared for. For example,
Speaker 3: are they a psychopath?
Speaker 2: Oh, no question.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe they're a psychopath, but they work at home.
Speaker 1: Deeposts. You can get a discount with.
Speaker 3: A handy psychopath. Well. A new study looked at the
Speaker 3: top ways that we snoop on potential first dates, and
Speaker 3: seventy three percent of people say they've done it before.
Speaker 2: Yeah I should, And then the other people are lying.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you the number one thing we do is
Speaker 3: check their social media accounts. Yeah, forty singles do that
Speaker 3: prior to meeting a date.
Speaker 1: Autumn. Obviously, I need you to.
Speaker 3: Come up with the rest of the top four ways,
Speaker 3: in no particular order.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I'm assuming all of these are going to
Speaker 1: be online now, Yeah, we're not.
Speaker 2: I'm in the back alley like a raccoon.
Speaker 1: Yah, left over sandwich in here. Bonu is I like him.
Speaker 4: He said social media. But it's he said, their social media.
Speaker 4: Does it count if you snoop their friends social media?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I couldn't tell you I like their exes social media.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you twenty five percent of people search their
Speaker 3: friends social media. But it's not an answer I'm looking for.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think it's.
Speaker 5: I don't want to get serious right away, but I
Speaker 5: think it's common for people to actually do like like
Speaker 5: a criminal background checks.
Speaker 2: They cost money, Oh they do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've ever done one.
Speaker 4: I only know one friend who's now husband got a
Speaker 4: background check on her, but it gave all the wrong info.
Speaker 4: Just FYI, they said that she was married and lived
Speaker 4: in a different place.
Speaker 1: Let's go simple, honestly.
Speaker 5: On the list, for sure, google just google someone's name,
Speaker 5: and because that's multiple, there were.
Speaker 1: A sneaky way that maybe not a lot of people
Speaker 1: think of is to find them on venmo because it
Speaker 1: shows one if they're legit and they're not a catfish,
Speaker 1: and then two you can see all their recent public transactions.
Speaker 4: I always off and if they have.
Speaker 1: Thanks for dinner, then you know red flag.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then you receive their friends are cuter.
Speaker 4: Are you sure it's not green flag that they're actually
Speaker 4: paying people back.
Speaker 1: They're paying so many people that's a little bit of
Speaker 1: a red flag to me. Anyway, Let's get the question
Speaker 1: one more time. It's good to have.
Speaker 3: As much info as possible about someone you're going on
Speaker 3: a date with. For example, if the person has on
Speaker 3: their profile that there's six or five, then you meet
Speaker 3: them in their five to six? Are they lying or
Speaker 3: was it just a typo? That's why experts say it's
Speaker 3: okay to snoop. And I asked you to come up
Speaker 3: with the top four ways, and I told you that
Speaker 3: number one is checking their social media accounts. You need
Speaker 3: to tell me the next three most common things we do.
Speaker 3: And because I'm six or five in real life, I'll
Speaker 3: let you snoop on the correct answers by giving you
Speaker 3: a golden guess. Tell me something you think is on
Speaker 3: the list, Jeffrey, and I'll tell you if you're.
Speaker 4: Right or not.
Speaker 1: Is checking their venmo on there.
Speaker 3: Ten percent of people look up their transaction history on Venmo.
Speaker 3: That's good for fifth on the list. Not technically a
Speaker 3: correct answer, Okay, I was just gonna.
Speaker 2: Say it like LinkedIn, like count a social media still there.
Speaker 1: No, No, that's more of like professional networking.
Speaker 2: If you're not counting as social media. Definitely put LinkedIn Yeah,
Speaker 2: if they have like a legit job.
Speaker 5: Looking it together, yeah, or you can see they have
Speaker 5: a new job every month.
Speaker 2: Or what about Google searching their address of where they live,
Speaker 2: get their address?
Speaker 1: I would rather hack their doorbell camply get in there.
Speaker 1: How about checking on their Spotify that.
Speaker 4: Never spotifies their names to see if they're lying about
Speaker 4: their musical interests.
Speaker 2: Like what you find out.
Speaker 1: You're just seeing what type of music they like. And
Speaker 1: if you see they listen to a lot of Nickelback,
Speaker 1: you're like, uh oh, not gonna go on this date.
Speaker 2: I think men would be scared. How many crime things
Speaker 2: go too? Do you got it?
Speaker 1: I think I'm gonna lock these in. So number one
Speaker 1: is checking their social media, two is googling their name,
Speaker 1: three is checking their LinkedIn, and four their Spotify.
Speaker 5: Wow, sticking with it?
Speaker 2: Interesting right?
Speaker 3: According to a new study, these are the top ways
Speaker 3: we snoop our potential date. Number one, forty nine percent
Speaker 3: of people check their social media accounts gave you that number. Two.
Speaker 3: Thirty seven percent of people google the name of their
Speaker 3: day right. Number three, thirty percent of people look up
Speaker 3: their date on LinkedIn.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, it's Spotify, you got it.
Speaker 1: I don't know that now.
Speaker 3: Your final guest was Spotify. Nine percent of people check
Speaker 3: out their playlist on an app like Spotify for sixth
Speaker 3: on the last I'm sorry. Number four was fourteen percent
Speaker 3: of people pay money for a real background check.
Speaker 1: I figured and I date. Should I think anybody?
Speaker 5: Should you wait a couple of dates to se worth
Speaker 5: the money you kept trying to stab me.
Speaker 1: I wonder.
Speaker 2: That's why you keep the first date in the public.
Speaker 1: Well all right, Well didn't get it right, so I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get shocked. And somebody wanted to hear hips don't
Speaker 1: lie by Shakirao. Oh baby, when you talk like that,
Speaker 1: mag a woman go mad. So beat us. Keep on
Speaker 1: reading the signs of my body. I'm also reading body.
Speaker 5: Signs that big.
Speaker 2: That was good.
Speaker 1: That's a good idea shot collar Question of the day.
Speaker 1: Phone taps coming up just a few minutes.