hygienically removed, okay? >> but you don't -- have you ever had your phone in the bathroom and it rang and you're like, ooh, should i get it? it might be important. my hands haven't been anywhere weird. >> i try not to take it in with me if you know what i'm saying. what about you? [ laughter ] >> on rare occasion because sometimes you're taking -- it's in your hands and you're already in the stall and you're like where do i put it? so i put mine on the top of the toilet paper roll so i leave it there and then if it rings is i have mine on vibrate so i wait until i get out and then wash my hands and then -- >> it's one problem with that, hoda. to retrieve the toilet paper you have to lift it up -- >> no it's on the metal thing. >> oh, okay, it's not -- >> it's a normal public toilet. >> those i also try to avoid. 60% say they have fallen asleep with their phone in their hand. >> i've done that before. you know why?

because you're playing candy crush trying to fall asleep. it happens. they have this one call -- >> you should be praying to the lord god above. >> there's a candy crush soda, and i like level 130. [ laughter ] by the way, i keep returning to 130 although i've passed it. i like it. so i go back and for some reason if i play it enough -- >> so you're addicted to kennedy condition candy crush, not the phone! one in six use the phone while showering. >> how? must have one of those cases. >> i don't know. and almost a quarter of people would give up sex for a weekend -- that ain't hard -- [ laughter ] before parting with their phone. right? >> more than half said -- get this -- if their home was on fire, on fire, they would reach for the phone before saving the family cat. >> but not the family dog! ? >> the dog gets out. poor. >> poor cat. cats don't get enough respect, do they. [ meow sound ] [ laughter ] >> if you don't know where your

phone is, do you worry about it? >> well, i don't have anything on my phone that would be embarrassing like you do if it was found out. i have none of that stuff. it's just a pain to have to get a new one and find that stuff. so i don't know, you decide. we're not getting -- telling anybody what to do if you're addicted. we're not into that. 're not into helping you. >> no rehab. >> we're into point g out. ow screwed up you are. >> how about this? we were wondering what do you th ink are the best and worhe months of the year according to your own eference. what do you like? >> and we didn't agree with this. i love spring the best because winters are so hard here and when you finally see life come about and you see a daffodil -- >> so may? >> i would say may and june. >> the "washington post" did a gallup poll and found out the top thr months, the most popular, were a tie between june and december. >> i don't like december. number two was october. >> october's lovely, back here.

>> and guess what number o ine was? may, what you said. >> ye , i think the answers to these really depend on where you lioove. >> can i tell you my favorite month? june.igbecause ne's the start of summer. sut mmer hasn'o happened yet. july is -- july is -- >> it starts around th 21st. >> but i like june because i see it ahead. i'pam like we have july and we have august and we have all that rmth. i love the beginning. >> but memorial day is inimay and that's thetsort of beginning -- >> eah, so you're right again. [ laughter ] >> there's no right or wrong. it's just what you feel. when i was a kid memorial day was the greatest because you knew it was summer. we were going to rehoboth because we lived there all summer long and the worst was labor day because it was over. >> so we -- what's your least favorite month? >> january and february. >> mine, too. got to throw narj there, too. >> mine is february because january is like new beginning, so it's like yay, it's new, then it wears off.

then it's february and you're in the deep freeze. they say the least favorite un fiheard of. >> our birthdays are in august. that's why i hate augu. >> and the second is march which is -- you don't love that. >> except my son was born in march and so was my daddy so i have a fondness for march. i don't like how raw march can be. >> it can feel like winter. >> i stand and look at the trees and i go where are the buds? >> you wait for the crocuses. that's what you do. >> that's why my dad called them crocusgs, you're ready to croak. >> the most despised months according to the survey are january and february. caribbean. then they're lovely. where we have a place. they're fun in the keys. >> in the bahamas. have you ever turned on the tv and you hear a commercial and you hear a voice and you go "whose voice is that?" and it's usually someone you know, an actress or actor. we'll guess whose voice.

>> if it's ram trucks it's sam elliot. >> everything's julia roberts for me. let's go to first one for mercedes-benz mercedes-benz. >> what does it mean to have an unlimited warranty? >> john hamm. >> what? >> i don't even know john hamm. >> wow, that's for tylenol? oh, the next is tylenol. >>? >> she's reading the answers! >> no, i didn't. i'm surprised? >> okay, tylenol p.m. >> when you don't get enough sleep and your body aches -- >> oh, i know! i know! no, i know. >> she played on -- >> i can't hear ! >> fall fast asleep and st ay asleep. >> she has the ping-pong thing. >> you're a better - >> susana ran don. look how she has the ping-pong thing. >> that's what the academy award

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even if you had -- a couple of lines you got paid for 13 weeks for one day's work and a couple of hours. i wouldn't be in the business still if i hadn't made my living that first year andvoiceovers. i used to be the voiceover queen of "days of our lives." >> you were? >> yes. "flight 402 for portland leaving in five minutes." >> you did that? >> ka-ching! ka-ching! until i got fired. that's another story. i got kicked out of a lot of things, hoda. >> but i like your voice when you call for the flig s. the biggest medical mistakes that hoda is making. >> we'll talk about the health issues you need to take care of from your 20s to s and beyond after this. we'll be back. crisp garden vegetables... fresh local milk, real cream... and no artificial flavors. now you know why nothing else tastes like philadelphia

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the older we get, the more we start to worry about our health and what we can do to prevent serious illness. >> but the fact is, the earlier you start taking care of yourself the better so the folks at today.com put together a list of the biggest health mistakes at any age. here to talk about that is nbc news medical contributor dr. natalie azar. >> and we're getting help from our fans on our plaza. we're grateful to them. >> natalie, how are you? >> we're going through each of the decades and we've asked our plaza friends and fans to give us what their main concerns are at that age. so here we have from virginia -- >> richmond. >> ali. ali, what's your question for dr. natalie.

>> so what i've been doing too much at age 21 is drinking. >> oh, terrible! >> tell us. >> sorority and fraternity parties? >> a couple. >> so here's the thing, women generally are only supposed to have one serving of alcohol per night so for women that is six ounces, something like that. like a glass of wine or something like that. i know. many ren allowed to have double, that i metabolize alcohol better. but the question here is binge drinking versus daily drinking, is one better or safer than the other? generally speaking, binge drinking can be associated with a lot of things, you're incapacitated, that kind of thing. >> did that ever happen? >> never, no. >> no blackouts? >> absolutely not. >> tell us about mistakes people make in their 20s. >> the more common ones, not screening for sexually transmitted diseases. >> do you do that on a regular basis? [ laughter ] >> yearly under the age of 25. sun screen only at the beach

instead of wearing it during the day. >> hoda doesn't wear it at all ever. >> and also obviously poor diet. you are still retaining those bad habits. >> ali, thank you, honey. we're moving down. we have crystal in her 30s. crystal, what's your question. >> how much sleep should by getting? >> you don't get enough. how much do you get? >> i want to say about four hours a night. >> not enough. that's the easy answer. you think eight hours is a myth, it's not a myth. it's really for most people it does fall somewhere between seven and a half to eight and a half hours every night. that's what the research shows. too little and too much all can be associated with negative health outcomes. >> what are the things in our 30s? >> a couple other things, miscalculating fertility. a lot of us did this. we talk about contraception and great for the women's movement and people are delaying their child bearing and then they wake up one day and they're 35 and realized they've missed the boat. fertility declines in your 30s quite dramatically. smoking. and everybody knows now it's not exactly acceptable to walk

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[ cheers and applause ] we're back on this winesday wednesday ready to play our weekly trivia game we call "who knew" and we are soaking in every last bit of the season with the biggest summer hits past and present. kathie lee is across the street with the nbc experience store ready to handout a hundred bucks to anybody who gets the questions right and those who don't -- never fear, you get one of her wonderful signed cds. [ cheers and applause ] here to help me out in studio is contributing ed e ing editor on "rolling stone" and the hoist of "incoming" on spotify. what? >> that's true. go there, push the "follow" button and i'll deliver music to you on a regular basis. >> before we went to the break we asked this question, 30 years ago bryan adams recorded this song about the best days of his life. joe, what is the answer?

>> well, the answer is, of course, sing it with me, it was -- the summer of '69. the single was released 30 years ago in the summer of 1985, it went to number five on the billboard charts. and incidentally in the summer of '69 he was nine years old so this is not exactly a true story. >> kath across the street to you. >> this lovely gentleman is a pilot from winchester, virginia. finish the lyrics of this summer's hit by "walk the moon." what are the chances? >>. i'll take you back -- shut up and dance with me [ cheers and applause ] >> they are a great group, we've had them in the studio. >> well done, well sung. "walk the moon" with "shut up and dance." this is a true story, the lead singer was in a club with his girlfriend and she what did she say?

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arianna grande, demi lovato or jesse j.? >> demi lovato. [ bell ringing ] >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my gosh! >> we are on a streak. cool for the summer, first single off demi's fifth album and this was co-produced and co-written by max martin, the swedish pop maestro who's had 20 number one hits. this one hasn't made it to number one yet but he's worked with taylor swift and demi and britney spears. >> we have a lovely lady visiting from china. what group released "hot fun in the summertime" right after their high profile performance at woodstock? beach boys, sly and the family stone, or the drifters? >> well i have my lifeline here. >> b. sly and the family stone. >> i think that's right! [ cheers and applause ]

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it's the end of the summer and the beginning of fall. >> but spending hours cramped in the car together can make everyone a little cranky so here to help -- >> hold it down back there! >> -- with tips is travel with val's valerie delia. we picked up a couple sisters. >> who are they? >> emily and caroline from new orleans. >> hi, guys! >> hi, valerie! >> so people are trying to get in last-minute trips. >> yeah.

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players which are passe the days and it has a velcro strap and you can put the ipad either horizon or vertical so a nice choice for movies. are you too busy coloring? what do you think? >> yup! >> we're extremely uncomfortable. what can you do to help with us that? >> travel hacks. how about a travel hack for your back. >> or my neck. whatever you got. >> paper towels. >> really? >> what do you do with this? >> put this behind your back. it's like lumbar support. get in there. you might want to adjust it when you're at a rest stop. >> it's much better than what it was. >> and what does that cost you, 99 cents? >> great, okay. >> so unbuckle, get out and move over and we'll talk about some other comfort items and some safety items over here. and most importantly water wipes.

99.9% water and just .1% fruit extract. >> do you eat them? [ laughter ] drink them? >> look how lovely they are. they're good for messes and also good for baby skin. so they're kind of double duty. >> very gent. >> and no fragrance which is nice. >> and roadside? >> we need roadside assistance, this is a medical kit and this will take care of little things like blisters, dehydration, maybe diarrhea. the reason, though, why do we have - >> in a cramped car? ooh! >> it happens. >> stay home, get better. >> and we have some chocolate here. this is more like a bribe for the kids. kind of like, okay. >> people tend to lose their car keys. >> you lose your car keys have a second set. i rent all the time. roadside assistance, i swear by it. $5 rental car, once a day that's what you pay for that and we'll come and bail you out if you lose your keys. and entertainment, roadside

america is an app that i love and will take you to the quirky places along the way. let's say you're in ocean city, maryland. they have the largest martini glass in the united states. so fun things like that. >> and who wouldn't want to go visit that? >> exactly. >> and lastly? >> lastly right here these are printable and they're classic games you can print out road trip bingo, scavenger hunt -- >> i love bingo! >> good job, sweetie. thank you so much. >> we appreciate it. >> thank you, guys! you were excellent! jackets for lilliana is jazzing up your jewelry but first this is "today" on nbc.

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she was going to show us ear jackets, then she surprised us for our birthdays. >> well, they're the hottest trends in accessories with jessica album and kate mara wearing them. >> if you look online, the ones celebrities are wearing are obviously fine jewelry, very pricey but i found amazing options under $50. let's start with these. these are from baublebar.com, under $32. i love the idea of doing pearls because the pearls are lady like and dainty then you have to edginess with it. all under $32 on their web site. these are from love obsessed. they have fun combos that have that kind of marble. all three pairs are under $25. these look so expensive. you can do them with real color. and these from r from stella and dot and i have these and one thing i've come up with as an earring hack is what you can do with ear jackets because it's a stud with the hook behind it is you can swap out the studs and mix and match them to create your own earring jacket.

>> lilliana, thank you so much. coming up tomorrow, we have an entire ambush makeover hour. >> that will be awesome. we're giving deserving teachers a brand new look for the classroom. and for the first time, two kids are getting back-to-school hair cuts and outfits. >> have a great winesday wednesday. see you tomorrow, what is that day? >> thirsty thursday. >> don't forget. >> i don't ever forget. >> have a great one.

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