Hosts discuss Lunchbox's salsa theft (Part 4)

You know, we don't do screen time yet, but we do a lot of music. And Kermit and Ms. Rachel. A +Coco Melon, sometimes it works. But F. And Elmo. Oh, yo. No, Kermit too. Sorry. Okay. Kermit too, though. But Elmo. Yeah, Kermit. Rainbow Connection. We do a lot of. That's a jam. Why are there so many songs about rainbows? The jam. Okay. There you go. It's my top five. Coming in at number four this week is a segment I like to just label as it gets the people going. Now you may ask why, but it's pretty self explanatory. It just gets the people going. And by people, I mean you, the listener, the viewer on social media. And this one has to do with Lunchbox being a thief of Eddie's salsa. I don't want to say anything else other than here's number four. What got the people going this week? Number four, there is rumor that Lunchbox stole Eddie's salsa. Eddie had it in the fridge for a client. Yeah, there's no. It's not a rumor. This is a fact. Yeah. So I had left a jar of salsa for a client last Friday, and I got a text from Lunchbox that said, hey, there's a jar of salsa in the fridge. Can I have it? I said, no, that's for a client. And I get to work to pick up the jar and deliver the salsa, and guess what? It's not there. He took it. Lunchbox. What do you want to say? He told me if the client hadn't taken it then, I mean, whatever. He said, if the client hasn't taken it. Whatever. Yeah, I mean, it's. It's into the business day on Friday and no one's taking. He just makes up. He just makes up so much. So it's just you were here at 5:00pm into business? No, no, I was the last one here from the show. And so I was like, well, but that's like at noon. I don't want it to go to was. But that's not. End of business. Yeah. And I mean, there was salsa in the fridge in the break room. There's salsa in the break room. I mean, there was salsa in a bunch of fridges. Okay, but they belong to different people. Not yours. Oh, man. I don't know. There's jars everywhere. I just thought, like, man, these are just going away, so I'm gonna eat one. But you just thought, did he give you the money for it? No, he hasn't paid. Okay. No, no, no. I don't think I should have to pay. It's wasted salsa. You're just gonna have dead product. No, it was for a client lunchbox. You're not understanding. They were picking it up at 2 o'. Clock. Into business. How were they?