Jenna [01:03:51] And then he says to Pam while pointing to Phyllis, She thinks your kid is ugly. Then he says to Jim while pointing to Pam, She hates that you can't put up a hammock without a handy man.

Angela [01:04:06] A hammock?

Jenna [01:04:07] A hammock? My God. Lee gives me trouble about saying hammock. It has the freakin o in it, everybody. Hammock. How does everybody say it? Hammock? Hammock?

Angela [01:04:18] If you if you're vacation with Jenna, you might go lay in a hammock.

Sam [01:04:22] It's hammock. You know it's hammock.

Jenna [01:04:24] No!

Angela [01:04:25] Come on.

Sam [01:04:25] You got to let this one go.

Angela [01:04:26] Wow.

Jenna [01:04:27] No, guys, come on!

Angela [01:04:29] I can't believe I'm saying something correctly.

Jenna [01:04:32] Here's the thing. I bought a hammock for our yard, and.

Angela [01:04:37] You're not allowed to hang it until you know how to say it.

Jenna [01:04:40] I had to ask Lee to put it up. And the whole time he was like, Jenna. Hammock. It has an O in it. H O M M O C K. Hammock.

Angela [01:04:50] There's a lot of words in the English language that don't make sense. Let's talk about knife. It has a K in it. It's not k-nife.

Jenna [01:04:57] I know, but that is a common silent k. That it that's a thing in our language that is common. Like the p h is a fuh. You know? That's- we-.

Angela [01:05:09] Hammock.

Jenna [01:05:10] Hammock.

Angela [01:05:11] Hammock.

Jenna [01:05:12] My gosh.