Prosthetic eyes are hand-painted for a personalized fit, showing individualized craftsmanship.
A humorous mix-up involving a dog's chew toy led to a lasting relationship, blending comedy and acceptance.
Deep dives
Discussion about Prosthetic Eye Making
A conversation delves into Lindsey's profession as an ocularist, where she custom fits and paints prosthetic eyes. Each prosthesis is unique to the individual and takes typically two days to create. Lindsey explains that she hand-paints each eye, emphasizing the individualized and personalized nature of her craft. Although jokingly suggested to leave prosthetic eyes around as pranks, Lindsey mentions that people tend to feel uncomfortable with loose eyeballs, opting not to do so.
Embarrassing Mix-Up with a Dog's Chew Toy
An anonymous confession is shared about a humorous mix-up during a physical encounter, involving the anonymous individual realizing their partner was using a dog's silicon chewy stick during the interaction. Initially assuming it was a toy brought by the partner, the storyteller eventually realizes that it was their dog's toy. The situation is described as both gross yet strangely not disliked by the storyteller, leading to a three-year relationship since the incident.
Debate on the Best Movie Sequel
A comedic exchange unfolds as the hosts discuss the concept of the best movie sequel ever made. Tony confidently declares 'Shrek 2' as the top choice, leading to an amusing interaction with a room full of people who react in surprise. Despite differing opinions from others suggesting various movies as potential contenders, Tony stands by his assertion that 'Shrek 2' is unmatched in its sequel excellence, firmly defending his choice amidst the banter and disbelief.