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So here we go. We've got
another episode. Thank you guys so much

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for listening. I know this one
is coming a little bit late. Um,

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not a little bit late, just
a day late. That's fine.

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Uh, this weekend got a little
bit busy, and it's fine. Life

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happens. But here it is now
whenever you listen to it presently, and

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that's that's fine. Whatever, whatever, do your thing. Thank you guys

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so much for listening. This is
awesome. I've really been enjoying like these,

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uh, the last couple episodes that
I've done, and kind of getting

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back into the swing of of uploading
episodes at more of a frequent rate.

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Um, not as much as when
I was first starting it and I was

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doing one episode a day, um, not quite that much, but I

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think at this point one a week
I think is good. It is consistent

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enough. I'll talk about maybe changing
that in a little bit. That's fine,

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but we're still working on that.
That's fine. Great. Um.

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Today, I actually do have like
a really interesting story I've been telling you

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guys. I've been taking a lion's
main mushroom, which is a non psychedelic

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type of mushroom. The whole idea
of this natural mushroom, wild growing mushroom

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is that it helps with your focus, it helps with memory retention, it

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helps with your body inflammation, it
helps with just about everything in your body.

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And it's it's been fantastic for me, and I've seen massive gains in

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myself just in just in the short
time that I've been taking it. It's

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been something special for me, and
I preach it to everybody from the mountaintops

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every single time, every single time, like I get the opportunity I'm talking

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about these lines Maine mushrooms and how
quickly I feel like they've kind of changed

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my life a little bit. But
they One of the things that has been

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interesting with this lins Maine is the
memories that I do have that I haven't

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thought about for a long time,
or probably would have never thought about ever

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again until I started taking these mushrooms. And I get thrown into these memories

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all of a sudden, like very
vividly. But they're usually triggered by some

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sort of sense, usually like smell
or taste, usually that I've noticed recently,

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And today I had that. So
I'd gotten up this morning and I

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was like, all right, like
I'm up, like I'm doing my thing,

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and I decided to go to the
gas station and get a Red Bull

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and my donuts. Like I usually
like to have those, maybe like maybe

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once a week or so. They're
just kind of my favorite thing. So

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I just go and get them.
Don't judge me, it's fine. But

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I went to the gas station and
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decided on my flavor today. I
just went with original. Usually I

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kind of bounced around into different flavors, but today I was like, you

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know, I'm just gonna get the
original, Like I'm not. Let's not

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fool around, let's not think about
this for too long. Just the og

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today and then we'll go from there. So I grabbed my original Red Bull,

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grabbed it out of the fridge,
and I walked over to the donuts.

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Was like, yah, maybe it's
a glazed day. Maybe it's a

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powder day. Maybe it's maybe it's
a chocolate maybe it's a double chocolate day.

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I don't know, Like we'll see
when we get over there. I'm

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looking at the donuts and just to
the left of the donuts is something that

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I haven't had in years, really
since I was a child. And you've

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got these little things. They're they're
like a mini cow zone is like the

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shape of them. They come in
a little box and they are the only

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flavors that I know that they have
is apple and cherry. They're little pies,

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but they're like a tiny shaped cow
zone and they are fantastic. And

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I used to have those all the
time when I was growing up. I

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used to have them a lot with
my dad when we used to go to

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construction sites, Like that was a
thing we'd get up. We'd go to

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the construction sites. My dad had
his own construction business where he did like

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homebuilding for a lot of years,
and so we'd go to the gas station,

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we'd get those little apple pies or
the cherry pies, whatever we were

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feeling that day, and then we'd
go off to the construction site. So

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that those things are always like,
oh, that's really cool, Like I

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haven't had one in a year,
And that's the only thought I had,

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was like, oh, look like
I haven't had one of these in a

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long time. And so I'm sitting
there staring at the donuts, and I

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went like I should have one of
those, like I kind of like I

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kind of want would, So I
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I usually go for the apple,
but today I went with the cherry,

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grabbed the cherry, did my thing, paid walked out, sat in my

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car, was like great, getting
gas whatever. I opened up that little

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cherry pie and I bit into it, and I was thrust into one of

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the funniest memories I have of being
on like being with my dad on a

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construction site. I mean, there's
plenty, and if they're listening to this,

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they probably know like so many and
there's very specific ones about me learning

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about what carpet tack is or tax
I learned that one kind of the hard

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way. I can get into that
another day. But this is just kind

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of like a nothing story. They
would have never known this was happening until

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I'm about to tell the story.
So when I am at a construction site,

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I've got my little I got my
little tool pouch on. I'm feeling

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off some I got my probably my
little boots on because I'm on a construction

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site. I want to hurt my
feet and stuff. You know, you

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get safety first gloves on that are
too big for my little fingers. Because

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I couldn't be more than five years
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I went to construction sites a little
bit less or I just had to

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go on the weekends kind of thing
with my dad. But this one I

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was I was little, little,
little one of the things. And my

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dad will one d agree with this
statement. Is like I always struggled and

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I still I still on occasion struggle
with the names of different tools, Like

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I don't know why I get them
all mixed up in my head with wrenches

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and different different things, like like
I can't even explain it to you,

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Like I don't know why. I
get so flustered when they're like, oh,

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just like get this tool, I
freak out, Like my brain goes,

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I don't know what this is.
So like basically that's kind of what

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happened. So somewhere between my four
to maybe six year old brain on this

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construction site, my dad goes,
Okay, I need you to do this,

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and I was kind of like that
was my job on sites, right,

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Like I'm a tool runner, Like
I hand him the nail gun,

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I hand him the whatever, I
you know, sweep up to make sure

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like the site's clean and stuff like
that. I clean the tools, you

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know, clean paint brushes, things
like that. So the job can keep

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moving, so I feel productive.
I'm not doing anything, but I am

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doing something that's little things add up
for you know me, that's little as

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well, So that's fine, but
big job. Okay. So I need

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to go out to the truck.
We had this, my dad had this.

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I would not I wouldn't say we, Yeah, we had this cool

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truck. My dad had this truck
and it was loaded full of tools.

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It was like rack the whole thing, shelves pristine, right, So you

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go out. He's like, I
need you to go out there. I

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thought I had it in my pouch
or my tool belt. I do not

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have it. It's in the truck. I need you to go and grab

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a wrench and a phillips and a
flathead. I said, okay, And

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so I should have asked for more
explanation. I did not, of course,

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because I'm again somewhere between you know, four and six, and so

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I'm going out there. I'm I'm
gonna do it. I'm gonna do it.

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I didn't need my dad's help.
I remember walking up, walking up

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the set of stairs, going out
to the truck, and I opened up

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the backdoor, so I had to
climb up there. It's pretty big step

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for me. I had to climb
up there, open the door, and

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I'm standing there in the back,
and all of a sudden, I just

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got so overwhelmed because I didn't realize
that I didn't know the name of any

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of these tools. Again, I
was still super small and I was still

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learning, but that was a big
task for me. And that's fine.

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But I realized as soon as I
got in there, I'm staring at this

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giant truck comparatively to my tiny,
low body, and I'm realizing, I

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don't know the names of any of
these tools. So I'm I'm trying to

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think of this. And I got
the I got a wrench and I figured

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that out. I got the one
that he was talking about. I figured

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that one out pretty quickly, and
I was fine. FEW got it.

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And now I remember my dad said
something about Philip, and then I said,

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I remember standing in there and saying, I don't know who Philip is,

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Like, who's Philip? And then
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of this van. This is so
silly, Like I'm looking around, who's

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Philip. I'd never heard him say
anything about Philip, and so I'm I'm

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like nah, that was weird.
Did he say something about who's Philip?

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Is there a third guy here with
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jumped back out of the van and
I walked a lap around the van looking

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for Philip, and I was so
confused and I was like, I don't,

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I don't know. I'm looking around
the house. The house was still

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being built. I did an entire
lap around the house looking for Philip and

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walked back in the back in the
van and was like, I don't know,

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Like maybe he'll he'll just have to
like help me with that, that's

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fine, whatever, And so I
ended up grabbing a flathead and that was

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fine. There were very specific flatheads
that he likes to use. So like

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I was like, okay, I
know, I know these two are I

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have the wrench and I have a
flathead. Don't know who Philip is?

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Great, So I walked back down
and head of these and I was like,

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I don't And I said, I
don't know who Philip is and he

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said, no, like a Phillips, like a Phillips, like a Philip

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screwdriver, and I like, I
didn't know what it was. And that

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was one of my first times that
he had to explain to me what a

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Phillips screwsdriver was. But even then, for years I felt like I couldn't

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remember what a Phillips, like what
a Phillip's head screwdriver was, and I

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would always, for whatever silly reason, always get him mixed up with a

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or I would get them mixed up
like a Phillips with a flathead. And

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so I would just whenever he was
like, I need a screwdriver, whatever

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screwdriver, I would just grab a
bunch of I would just grab a bunch

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of screwdrivers and hopefully this was one
that you were looking for. I don't

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know what it's all means. And
I just thought that was like a really

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funny or really funny memory, like
who's Philip? Like I don't know who

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Philip is, but I'll never forget, like the look that he had on

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his face, like who's Philip?
Like we were both wondering who Philip was.

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Neither of us clearly figured it out, but I was fine. But

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I would have never had that memory
until I bit into that that cherry pie

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that I that I haven't had in
years since I was a child. So

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again, I'm a huge proponent of
using those lions, main mushrooms. Um,

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especially if you want to have like
funny memories like that. All my

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memories have been like pretty funny or
just like random random moments where I'm like,

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oh, that was very random for
me to think of. But I'm

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glad I thought of that for whatever
reason, like the pieces a bunch of

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things together or something like that years
and years later or whatever. But I

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thought that was a pretty funny story. I don't know, I don't know.

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Let me look at the question today. That was a long story.

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Let me get to the question today. In my five year question today,

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memory journal today, is the most
interesting fact that you have heard today?

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That is the question of the day. What interesting fact? Was the most

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interesting fact that? Oh my gosh, you know, let me start over.

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Let me start over. The question
says, most interesting fact you have

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heard recently. That is a question. Okay, So I tried to be

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clever and change it up a little
bit. There's no reason for me to

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just read the thing, Dominic,
just read the thing. It's fine,

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most interesting act you have heard recently. I don't know. Um, let

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me think, Oh, I do
know, I do know. I have

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this weird love hate relationship with dinosaurs. I've done prior episodes about them.

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I could talk about dinosaurs for hours. I have a healthy love hate relationship

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with them because I'm completely fascinated by
something that is walking around eating trees and

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stuff that is the size of a
telephone pole. I'm fascinated by that.

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And I don't know how you could
be looking like if you're anywhere near like

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a telephone pole, like, go
go out, look at it. Go

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go out and stand next to a
telephone pole, and then understand there used

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to be things walking around that were
that big and we have this skeletons to

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prove it. And if that's not
like mind blowing, and I don't even

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in slightly terrifying. At the same
time, I don't know, like I

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don't know, I have no idea
what to tell you at that point.

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Are you even alive? Hello?
Is anybody home? It's crazy. And

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then you get other ones that are
like other other dinosaurs that are like as

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big as a school bus or a
semitruck. It's like, oh my god,

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look at the teeth on those kind
of things. What kind of teeth

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would you have to have to be
that big? Oh my god, frightening

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anyway, Okay, I'm not going
off on dinosaurs. I'm not going off.

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You almost got me there, you
almost got me going on dinosaurs.

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But I get very excited. I'm
very passionate about them. But the thing

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that I always love talking about is, you know, everybody talks about,

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well, the meteors came and then
dinosaurs are extinct, and I always like

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to remind no, they're not.
They're still here. We still have them.

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They come in just various different forms. Now they just look a little

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different, or maybe they're not very
different, but they're still here. Two

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of my favorite ones are Kimona dragons, and they are terrifying, absolutely terrifying

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animals. But boy are they kind
of cool at the same time. Their

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spit is poisonous, just like this
liver in their mouth will kill you.

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Like you'll have to cut your arm
off. Just touching it, not letting

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nothing else, you'll lose your arm. Touch it, arms gone by,

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Okay, done. That's a cool
animal. That's a cool animal. I

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don't care what anybody says. They
can run super fast. They never do,

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but they can because they know their
spit's gonna kill you. Maybe you

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just barely touch it, You're done. Crazy, But the next one on

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top of, on top of,
on top of a mirria ad of other

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dinosaurs that are still on the earth, including ostrichige, ostrich ostriches, ostriches

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ostriches. Oh my gosh, is
that what those times where you get like

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tongue tied on a word and you
like start hearing it and you're like,

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that sounds like a weird word.
That's what I just did. But the

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animal that I'm most fascinated with is
the alligator or the crocodile specifically for this

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story, let's talk We'll talk about
crocodiles because those things are I think the

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most intelligent creature ever created. They've
never changed in the millions of years since

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their inception whatever that was. They've
never changed. They've never done anything.

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They their appearance never has changed.
The state or their appearance has never changed.

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Their attributes have never changed, their
tempers have never changed, their skill

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sets have never changed. They are
what they are, and they are a

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perfected creation to me, Like they
are literally one of the only things on

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the earth where I'm like, this
is a perfect creation, whatever that means

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to you, And I think they
are absolutely fascinating creatures. There's something like

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something about them you just have to
like, you just have to respect them.

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Like something so big that hasn't changed
over millions of years has also the

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ability to basically put it in sleep
itself in sleep mode like you would with

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your computer. Like that's crazy.
But they're like fully alert and it's it's

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insane, Like they can serve so
much energy being able to do that,

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which extends their life, which is
nuts. They can freeze themselves in winter

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and freeze themselves in water and basically
go on like they're like hibernating kind of

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thing. But it's like super I
don't know. They're fascinating creatures. They

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most of them only eat once a
year. Did you know that? Usually

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only once a year? Maybe maybe
once a year, which is crazy for

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something so big. But the fact
that I just learned recently about them is

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that we as humans have actually no
idea how long a crocodile can exist or

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how long their lifespan is. We
have general guesses, But did you know

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that all all crocodiles, they don't
die of age, they die of starvation

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because they never actually stopped growing.
Do you hear it? I said,

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let me start over, So,
as humans We don't know how long a

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crocodile exists for just a natural lifespan, okay, and all of human history.

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We have no idea. But we
do know the only way that they

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die is via starvation because they don't
stop growing, and as soon as they

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grow too big, they'll starve to
death because there's not enough food to support

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their size. Isn't that crazy?
I think it's crazy. So, like,

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I'm actually really curious how big something
like that could get, or do

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we want to test that? I
don't think we do. I don't think.

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It feels like a bad idea.
That feels like the beginning of a

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sci fi movie, every sci fi
movie, honestly, So let's not do

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that. But I think that is
an absolutely fascinating thing about dinosaurs or the

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dinosaur. The crocodile is the lifespan
thing, and they only die of starvation

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that we know of, I mean, obviously besides being killed, but other

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not like actual natural call. You
get what I'm saying, You get it,

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you get it. But great,
That's all I've got for today.

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That was a fantastic episode. At
least for me, I felt like it

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was good. I don't know how
you felt. I think you're still here,

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so that's good. But thank you
guys so much for listening. Thank

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you for liking and sharing and subscribing
and messaging me and let me know that

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you guys are enjoying the thing that
I'm doing. It really does mean a

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lot. I've been enjoying always these
episodes and going through this book with you

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guys. But until next time,
I'll see you guys. Okay, bye,