
Be honest, NJ: Am I weird for doing this in the bathroom?
OK, New Jersey, this is a weird thing to admit to doing but I’m about to. I appreciate you going on this journey with me.
On Wednesday’s afternoon show on New Jersey 101.5, my colleague Jeff Edelstein and I were discussing hitting a deer with your car. We can all agree that it’s a traumatizing experience and has lasting effects on you beyond the vehicular damage.
So I mentioned that when a deer hit my car, I was so stressed that I ate my dinner that night while taking a nice, warm bath.
”Pics or it didn’t happen”? Here’s the proof:
This completely baffled Edelstein. He couldn’t possibly envision a scenario in which he would eat a meal in the bathtub.
I would argue that it’s no different than the frat bros who pound down a shower beer or a woman relaxing with a glass of wine in the bath.
Apparently this was a take that was even hotter than a standard bubble bath.
Edelstein couldn’t believe that someone would eat in the bathtub. Our news anchor Jill said everyone in the newsroom was flabbergasted. I received a slew of texts from coworkers that *I* was the weirdo.
Thankfully, producer Rob was in my corner. We stand strong and will not allow others to “yuck” our “yum.”
All that to say, I need your opinion on this, because I truly think this isn’t that crazy.
For context: I was easily 10 feet away from a toilet, if that influences your vote.
So please, I beg you, let me know in these polls how much of a weirdo I am. Have you ever done something like this?
Regardless of how the votes go, I must say… It was a damn good bowl of spaghetti carbonara.
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The post above reflects the thoughts and observations of New Jersey 101.5's Kylie Moore. Any opinions expressed are Kylie's own. You can follow Kylie on Instagram.
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