Cana sass, kidney stones, and 'women are much stronger than men'
- Is it okay to put a little sass on Jesus' line to his mother at Cana?
The hosts ask whether it's okay to put 'a little sass' on Jesus' Cana line to his mother — 'why you bother me with this woman? It is not my time' — noting 'the way Mike did it had some sass on it' (seg-02489); the vote is yes, since he was 30 and did it anyway. This spins into a debate that women are much stronger than men: pregnancy and natural/home water births vs. kidney stones, men on their deathbed with a cold, and arm-wrestling opt-outs.
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