Like It Or Not: September 03, 2026

We welcome you in here alongside Angie. Hi. Hello. I didn't say your name yet. You looked at me. I was looking at Sunny. Hi, Sunny. Thank you. Hello. And Marina's here, too. Hey, let's fire it up. I hate you. We have a lot of time to fill. United Airlines has begun testing a new delivery service through its mobile app designed to save time for passengers trying to get to their gates. The service will let flyers order their food, drinks, medicine, and other travel essentials. Through the airline's app, pickup shelves will be placed at the gate where passengers can claim their purchases. The test service is currently available for select flights at Newark Liberty International Airport. Problem is, you have to go to Newark for that. United does plan to test the service in Houston later this year. So we're talking basically, are we talking about airport vending machines, Marina, here? No. I mean, I think it's like duty free, essentially, for domestic as well, right? If you want your Chick-fil-A, but you want it at the gate, I guess. I don't. I think it's too chaotic. I think if you want to eat somewhere, you want to pick things up, go do it yourself. I don't understand why we have to have this DoorDash Instacart type service at the terminal. How lazy have we become? Let's go to the queen of DoorDash, please. Yes. Listen to me. Why did it take this long? This is my question. Why did it take this long? This is such an easy sell to any crazy mom who waits last minute to take their flight. I don't want to hunt down Hudson News and wait in that line and also tell my kid, no, no, no, you can't get the Starburst, the M&M's, this is that. Well, you've got so many kids, that's why. But regardless, regardless, and then you have to sit there, and a lot of these are self-serve. You've got to wait for people to figure it out. No, I want to be able to pre-order it, like I pre-order my Starbucks, or I pre-order my popcorn before I go to the AMC theater. You can pre-order popcorn. Yes, you can. Yeah, you go and you pick up. What? We have reached epitome of. You get chicken and waffles, too, there at the theater. No, but let me tell you. Actually, on that note, I want to tell you. Can you get a deal? You can get the deals, but I think they charge you an ordering fee, because I did that for the first time a couple of weeks ago. When I was out in Los Angeles, we went to go see Spider-Man while I was out there, and there was a huge line. So I figured I ordered the popcorn on the app, went in, and then by the end of the previews, I went out and it was ready, which was nice. But they up-charged you. It was like an extra $2. You guys are getting got, like willingly. Listen, if you're going to the movies, you know you're going to get got anyways, so come on. Yeah, in that case, it's like, OK, I'm already paying $40 OK, but $2 times four kids? Well, right. And then timely, you know. I don't know, but this just makes sense. Like, I've had a situation, I remember, being a DCA. I know. But where my daughter, she all of a sudden broke out in fever. I mean, this happens with kids. And I was like, Robert, you've got to go get some Tylenol. And we were worried we were going to miss it. I mean, if you can. I understand an emergency, Angie, but your Hudson News 10 Vogue edition is not an emergency. Sunny has been very patient. Sorry. No, you know, I don't even use DoorDash, so I just don't like to be charged extra for anything. But I really like this. And I want to know because I hate United. I want to know what Delta's got going on. You know, what's Delta doing? But clearly not talking about Delta. By the way, so I was shocked back years ago when they opened a brand new airport in Pittsburgh. It was revolutionary because they put a right. Well, it was a precursor to Rite-Aid. It was Thrift Drug, which was a local chain. But they had a drugstore, an actual drugstore, not like Hudson News or anything right in the airport. It's only gone now because it got absorbed by Rite-Aid and Rite-Aid is no longer. But I think stores like that, that makes a lot of sense. It's useful. In this case here, I think you bring up a good point, though. Racing to the gate rather than to stop here, there, and everywhere. I can understand that. It's a good option to have. You don't need to get waffles before your two-hour flight. You're able to go ahead and plug in what you need. I mean, it makes sense. Ordering popcorn, though, ahead for the movies, that's crazy. I've never heard that. I didn't want to wait in line. I had no idea. I didn't know that was a thing. VIP over here. Exactly. Michelle Obama recently gave her blunt take on what it's like when kids go off to college. She said, quote, I don't miss them. Take a listen. I love them. I'm going to see them tonight for dinner. I love them. But Barack cried when they went to college. I was like, bye, little guy. Goodbye. Now Friday nights aren't wrecked with terror and fear about, where are you? It gave a meaning and pattern to my life. I'm good. Look at all the meaning. I love my kids' schedule. I love it. Yeah, just talk about the schedule. I love the schedule. I love my schedule. I have a great schedule. And it's all mine. I mean, you're the closest to anybody on this panel feeling like that very soon. Yeah, and I can understand. I mean, listen, I leave crayon and stuff up on my walls because I know one day I'm going to miss it, even though I joke about them destroying my house and whatnot. But yeah, I think I'm going to be very, very sad. But at the same time, there is a lot of stress, especially when you have a daughter that goes into her teenage years, and they want to go out more. I mean, there's a lot of stress associated with it. So I get, like, she can finally just relax. And it's like not have that anxiety and also get her life back, you know? Like, and get her house back. And she's just going to get a Highland Cow as a replacement once the first kid goes up to college. That's her next pet. That's why I say that. Yeah, I will. But you have to remember, she also has a different experience, right? She was in the People's House, the White House. She's never really had her own time. And so finally, once they're gone, she's been able to reclaim that. I think everything that's either the Obamas or the Trumps, everything is highly politicized. And people came out attacking her. She doesn't love her kids. And I love my kids. And how would you ever say that about your kids? I don't think that's where it came from. It was more so like, I've given these kids everything. And when you're a mother, that's literally what it is. It's not just your physical being and emotional being. It's your mental health. It's everything. Because you do everything. The mental load of a mom is 10 times more, I'm sorry, than other people in the house. It's just the way it works. And while I hear her, like, I could see how Barack Obama was more emotional. Like, the men usually are bigger, softies. And she's like, thank you, Jesus. I can get back and go on my spinning bike. Yes, you're more emotional. Oh, going to miss you. And go throw in my arms again. Go get them. Honestly, I loved her response. And obviously, like, the age group that I'm in, 42. People are either, I'm 42. She said 62. I'm 42. And fabulous. You know, a lot of people my age have kids that are going off to college. And I was reading some of my friends' responses. And everyone was like, I love how she feels because now I can finally get back to myself. So me as a single person, I don't have a child. So I'm like, OK, are you guys happy or sad that the kids are leaving? Like, what, you know. Why? Because you think about one? I don't know. I got one you can have. You know, I enjoy children from a distance. You know, 15 minutes. You want a dog? No. She's got that. And maybe a Highland Cal soon. Some despair. One woman going online to ask the internet if she's in the wrong after her co-worker asked to be set up with her brother and things got awkward. She told the co-worker no, explaining her brother tends to date a very different type. She even pointed out they have different lifestyles and that he's particular about things like food and phone use. These are not the people we're talking about. This is just file video. Regardless, the co-worker felt offended and judged. The woman said she wasn't trying to shame her, just didn't think that actually be a good match. So Sunny, was she right to say no? Or should she have let them figure it out? No. Oh, I would never set somebody up, especially people from work and then with your family. Like, that's just weird because you just don't know what's going to happen. And I think setting up people in general is hard because you may think someone is a good person or they might be completely different in a relationship than they are, obviously, to you as a family member. So it's just so messy. And why would you even ask her to set you up? That's just weird to me. Like, what if it doesn't work out and then you have to see this lady? And like, maybe it's weird. Blood is thicker than water. I'm sorry. Like, even if you hate your brother, right? And you don't have like the best relationship, like you're not his type. And I'm trying to be honest with everybody. And so if you have the goal to be like, you got to set me up with your brother, your sister, then you better be able to take it right back and be like, you're not it. Like, you are not the fit. I'm sorry to say it like that. I have a younger brother. I've never tried to set him up. But like, I wouldn't say like that. Yeah. What would you say? I don't know. I'll make something up. Like, girl, don't worry about him. He's out there being a thot. Like, I would say that. You're going to throw him under the bus? You know, I'll be like, no. A thot? Yeah. Oh, I thought only girls could be thots. I mean, it's 2026. We can be anything you want to be. Oh, OK. That's right. Oh, yeah. It's gender neutral. Thotting is gender neutral these days. OK. We learn something new every day, guys. Thot them. I'm going to put that at the bottom of my signature on my email. Maybe you shouldn't. So listen, I agree with you guys. I think that honestly, if you are going to ask to be set up with anybody, whether it's a brother, a sister, or a friend, you have to be prepared for what the answer is going to be and not be offended by it. And so I think you shouldn't see it as an insult. You should see it as a favor. Because obviously, this person knows this person a little bit better and knows that. Just make something up. Look, for everybody watching at home, I know the perfect person. I know the perfect. She's smart. She's educated. She's a producer, like it or not. It's Deja. Look, I do not play matchmaker. All my guy friends are like, oh, let me talk to your friends. No, my friends don't want you. If you want to talk to them, you reach out by yourself. I actually had a situation when one of my friends started talking to my brother. And I specifically told both of them, no, this is a bad idea. Don't put me in the middle of this. And they did it anyway behind my back. It got weird. Everything is weird when it's family and friends, everything. I don't play matchmaker. I don't want to be a part of it. Don't ask me if that's what y'all want to do. That's what you want to do. Are you still friends with that girl? Yeah. Friends with all those people still. What's her name? Tell us her name. No, and it's so funny because it's been years and it's still weird. It's still weird with them. I was like, you see? And this is why I told y'all not to do it. It's weird. I'm a good matchmaker. I believe in my own business. That's my take on it. I feel like you've match made some people. No, no. He's just married them. I mean, I've conducted their wedding. I've not married them. Yeah, that's what I meant. Yeah, yeah. You don't have those powers. The powers of what? Of marrying people. No, I'm ordained. You're ordained? Oh, but is that in the eyes of the Lord? Yes. In the eyes of the Lord? Wait, are you kidding me? I'm a man of the clock. You didn't know this? No, I know you are. But I didn't know it was in the name of our Lord Jesus, our Savior. Are you kidding me? That was extra. Yeah. Like a little. Oh, darn. We have to move on. I am. Our Fox 5 live in school question. Play matchmaker. 21% of you like it. 79% of you don't. Scan the QR code on your screen right now to cast your order. Go to fox5dc.com slash lion. Peace be with you and with us after the break. Ordain ship. Reverend Jim here. Thank you. Yes. Friar. And Duchess Angie. You guys really need to work on getting some new titles. I'm a nobility by birth. I don't know what you're talking about. We're going to talk about that. Oh, yeah. I'm, you know, I'm like Bosnian royalty. So am I. I'm not Bosnian, but. Yeah. Like Bosnian royalty. Yes. Marina Morocco, Bosnian royalty. This is when Marina has, she has something ready. She doesn't. She can't pull back. She was ready to say it. She said it and it just blew up in your face there. She's like, I'm Bosnian. I'm like, what? All right. Girl, you know I'm your cousin. Guys, I got to move on here. You know we're cousins. Morocco. How do you say cousins? What? We got to move on. Cousin. That's. That's not how you talk Bosnian. A new fashion trend is taking over the internet. But fashion critics warn it may not be all that. It's called the poot. It's a pair of pants that seamlessly extend all the way into a built-in boot. They've landed on TikTok where creators have uploaded videos unboxing and styling the clothes. Influencers say they like the sleek ultraline silhouette. Others look like total morons. Sunny. Now don't put me on here. Sunny, you ready to poot? No, this is, this is cute. Okay, she's doing it wrong. Wait, the poot is cute? Yeah, the poot is cute. Not in that ugly pink. Like the pink is, that's ugly. But honestly, I've seen girls wear this and it looks really good because your shoe blends in. It looks like the legging, but then it's high-waisted and it cinches you, especially if you have a beautiful shape and then like a cute top. If you don't have a beautiful shape, don't wear it. I mean, listen, I'm sorry to say, if it's not for you, it's not for you. Don't wear the poot. Because Kim Kardashian's been doing this for years. If not for you, don't wear the poot. Balenciaga has this. Thank you very much. Please, please, please address me by my official title. Is that what the email says? I was ordained for a wedding eight years ago. What does that mean? I filled out a form online and paid 50 bucks. Kind of what I did to become a duchess. So I can do the same? You can do it if you'd like to, yes. Oh, you know what? I'm going to start a business. That was pretty good. That was good. Wait, wait, guys, hold on a second. I want you all at home to realize what just happened. Marina Morocco made a pop culture reference of something in the last 15 years. Sure, it's Borat. Yeah. I don't even know if I've seen the movie. Well, you were talking about Kazakhstan during one of the breaks here. Who is Borat? What rapper? What was his name? I'll be so impressed. Yes, yes, yes. I was going to say it, Sean. You beat me to it. Oh, he told you? Yeah, he snuck in my ear. Allergy. Why are we feeding her the answers? But he was married to Isla Fisher. They got a divorce. Yes, he was in the wedding castle. What are we talking about? Stop, stop, stop. See, what are we talking about? Stop, poot. Like it or not. It's cute. Love a good poot. Okay, listen. I actually have these. I mean. These? I'm not talking gas. I actually have some boots. She went like this. So I have these. You have these boots, right? I know, yeah. What size shoes do you wear? 13? I want to know. So she's got those boots is what she has. I will tell you, though. I do like wearing them as like stockings, right? And so, you know, you can wear them like that one girl. I didn't like the way she put the foot together. But you can wear them as stockings if you want to avoid doing stockings in a boot. And they're really comfortable. And so. Are yours Balenciaga? No, mine are not Balenciaga. They're Falenciaga. No, they're from. If you do have big feet, it's going to look weird. That's why you do the higher the heel. Like because your feet look like little boats. And then it's all blended together. Okay, okay. Let me just ask a question before we move on. What the hell happened to you? That's not what you mean. What are you talking about? It's just everything. You're falling apart. You're quoting Borat. You're, you're, you're mispronouncing Balenciaga. And you're Bosnian. Okay, we've got to move. We literally have to move on. The loco makes you loco. Okay. What accent is that? I'm not Mexican. That's my Spanish. That's my Spain accent. How about not? How about no more cultural appropriation on the show tonight? You know, by the way, I just want to point out. How do you say cousin, girl? What I love, by the way, is that, you know, I do the show at seven o'clock here. And then generally at 730, we tape a segment for, for, for final five. Like serious stuff. Serious stuff. And I have, I have the guests come in and they go, how do you, how do you adjust from, I'm like, I don't know. You are very talented. That's what you've got to tell them. You're the man for the job, man. Okay, sticking with fashion. Walmart's dropping a hot, fresh, new accessory. A purse inspired by Walmart's rotisserie chicken. They say it's to celebrate National Chicken Month. It looks like the bags that carry their chicken and it costs the same, $5.97. You can get it in traditional and lemon pepper. Just don't try to eat it. You also don't get the chicken inside. Angie? Of course she's getting it. Of course she's got it. No, I'm not. I did have fried chicken ice cream this week and it was good. That is not the story. And I do have a fried chicken onesie. That's also how she gave me a chicken wing pillow. I remember that. I threw it away. I did. I know you did. Gosh, you don't appreciate anything. This is the thing. I would like this if it had a strap and if it was transparent. To me, this is like you're just putting an image on there. And so I like, you know, like give me something more novelty here. But my bar for novelty purse is very high. Very high. So it would need to have a little more transparency. Maybe like a water, like juice in it on the side. So that's like in the middle. But like on the side. The condensation that it usually has. But then it would be much more than $5.97. That's fine. But, you know, why? If I'm going to waste $6, I mean, I would pay the money to have something I'd actually use. And if it smelled like warm rotisserie chicken when you opened it up, that would be really nice. I have a Pop-Tart purse. It doesn't smell, but it has a lot more detail than that. I really thought it was an actual like shaped like a chicken, you know? I thought so, too. Right. Yeah. Because this is just stupid clutch with a picture of a chicken on it. The thing is. Where do you take this to? Nobody associates. I mean, I get the sense. I get I get the idea here. They're getting on this bandwagon here. But nobody associates Walmart with rotisserie chicken. I was going to say, where do they level? Yes. They're $4.99. A Costco hot dog purse. Right. In the rotisserie chicken supermarket, you know, countdown or list. Where is a Walmart chicken? The last time I had, I ordered one. It was a little overdone, but I think it's really tough to. It was just probably on the spit a little bit. Publix has a good one. Costco. Harris Teeter is pretty good. Really? Yeah. Whole Foods. Okay. Yeah. We're going to move on here. When you go out to eat, does it sometimes feel like your server is trying to tell you to wrap it up? Welcome to my world. Traditional dining etiquette says servers should wait until everybody at the table is finished before clearing the plates. But these days, a lot of restaurants clear plates one at a time. It doesn't mean they're trying to rush you. Servers might just be trying to keep things clean and moving. But if they're repeatedly reaching for your plate while you're still eating, that can feel like a hint. So the signal that you're not done is cross your knife at fork. When you're finished, put them side by side around four o'clock. So Sunny, what's your sign that you're done eating at restaurants? That my plate is clean. I don't know. I just, I hate it when they like come over and they're like, let me take the, I'm not finished. Right. You know, I'm getting my money's worth. I eat every single piece. I don't know. So I didn't know there was like an etiquette, like a thing we were supposed to follow. So they know that we're done. I didn't know. I think you just got to give us some time to finish my food. I'm a very classy gal. I say that to keep your face up. How do they do it in Bosnia, Maria? Tell us, Maria. But, um, I, I do what the etiquette experts tell you not to do, which is I push my plate away. Like once I'm done, I don't want that thing near me, around me. I put my napkin on it. Yeah. When you're done, you're done. I put my napkin on top of my plate. I cross my utensils on the plate when I'm done. That's normally what I do, but I think, yeah. But I hate it when they're walking around and you're right. And you still have like a morsel of rice left. And they're like, are you done? No, sir. No. So I love it when they clean the plates. And if they come by and they have that little scraper to get the crumbs. The crummer. She's so fancy. Yeah. I know. So nice. Typically, like if I'm not wearing my napkin anymore, then I'm done. But if you see it on my neck, like that. Why do you wear it? No, she doesn't. No, if it's like nice clothes, you have to. At the Stone Crab at Joe's, that's where she puts it on. Look, I just splattered coffee all over this. At a nice restaurant, you're not putting your napkin inside of your dress. No one does that. You put it across your lap. I mean, I have. Deja, save us. So it's so funny. So as you know, I used to be a server. And there was one time this lady got upset with me. She put she got up from the table. Her napkin was on top of her plate, like not even like covering it. Like, oh, I'm coming back, like balled up, thrown up there, somewhere up there. So I'm come by. I'm cleaning the table. And she gets upset with me. She was like, I wasn't finished with that. And I'm like, am I tripping? Or that's like universal for like unfinished. Like you put your dirty napkin on top of your food. One hundred percent. You're done, right? You're done. And if you got it from the table, then you cannot respond. You got no one else at the table. Hey, I still want this. Yeah, I don't know what's going on here. I what's happening. We're getting sunny reaction shots. Oh, oh, you're you're telling me to tuck this in. Oh, I was going to do it. I thought I was going to do this. Yeah, what's going on here? Oh, you're wearing a scarf. Oh, yeah. Very nice. So, first of all, you look OK. No, sir. That's what they're for. Jim. Oh, yeah, that's that actually looks cute. What is that? Nascar. Yeah. Well, Paisley, look, I actually look like I look like Charles Nelson Reilly on an episode of 1978 as well. I'm not I'm not a Duke. Not yet. Oh, OK. Anyway, now you look like a fashion. OK, a new article is answering a tough question. Why do dads need so loud? We'll give you the answer. We can write this. I need this answer. Dads are known to sneeze quite loudly, and experts are now saying why that is. A top allergist told the New York Post, men tend to have larger lungs and airways, generating greater respiratory pressures, which can cause a louder sneeze. But there's more to it. A psychologist also said social and behavioral factors could also impact why men sneeze louder than women, because women are often told to be quiet and avoid large displays. Experts say there's not much upside to holding in your sneeze and that it's better to just let it out. So Sonny, does your dad sneeze loudly? He does. Honestly, I thought it was like a cultural thing. You know, I was like, dang, you guys are so loud just all the time. So I don't know. But yeah, I just as women, it's like I sometimes like I feel afraid to sneeze. Like I don't want to make that noise. So I completely get it. Like I'm always making sure that I'm no girl. It feels so good to just let out. I can't when I do that. I'm like, I feel like I, you know, it's like when you put a fart back in, like it just doesn't let it out. Just let it rip. Like Marina. Wrong. You know, I'm such a lady. Oh, get over yourself. I'm such a lady. Do I sneeze loud? I mean, yes. All I know is I fart loud. I thought it was a younger men thing, though. Not like a younger men thing. I enjoy when I sneeze so loud it hurts my arm. Have you ever had those sneezes that are just so? Yeah. I think I'd be having a heart attack. So I'm a little messy because I got allergies. And so that's why I'm always extra careful. Yeah, yeah. I'm very careful because I just want to make sure it doesn't, you know, go everywhere. I think in general, guys, just culturally and physically, when they exert gases and and things from their bodies, then I just find that the volume is tends to be a little louder. Like there's certain kind of maybe some masculinity that's attached to it. I don't know. But let it rip. Yeah. Is that like their? Oh, darn. We have to go to break. Manly hood. We're going to take a look at our poll question. Ask anything about playing matchmaker. Twenty seven percent of you like it. Seventy three percent of you know. Come back here on like it or not. Don't do it. As they said in Fiddler on the Roof, matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match. Except in this case, you say no. Seventy four percent of you don't like playing matchmaker. Hope 100 percent of you stick around here on Fox Local for Do You?