Speaker 1: It's the fuck back to the day. We make you
Speaker 1: look smart in front of your bodies. It's the fuck
Speaker 1: that to the day. All right, guys, here we go
Speaker 1: with some fun facts for you today. I like this
Speaker 1: one because you just look around me. I'm a sharpie,
Speaker 1: I am a post it note, I'm a highlighter guy.
Speaker 1: All right. I like the school supplies. Okay, I got
Speaker 1: my stapler right there. I'm ready to go highlighters, which
Speaker 1: nothing has changed since college. Look at this piece of
Speaker 1: paper in front of me. Three quarters of it is highlighted.
Speaker 1: What was the rule twenty percent when you're in college.
Speaker 1: I think they told you, like you shouldn't be highlighting
Speaker 1: twenty percent of your books. My books were highlighted eighty percent.
Speaker 1: I was like, they's the one thing I'm paying attention.
Speaker 1: I'm not highlighting. Uh huh. And then you buy people's
Speaker 1: use books, and you've had that person thanks if you
Speaker 1: appreciate it. I was like, thank you for highlighting. If
Speaker 1: you bought a used book and that person was a
Speaker 1: good if they like kind of matched your highlighter, if
Speaker 1: they matched your highlighter energy, and it's like that book
Speaker 1: was so valuable. Yeah, anybody mine was like this, just
Speaker 1: this guy. All yeah. Highlighters were originally yellow, which I'm
Speaker 1: looking at this through a yellow highlighter right now as
Speaker 1: I read this. Highlighters were originally yellow because they wouldn't
Speaker 1: leave a shadow. When a paper was xerox sh you
Speaker 1: could highlight it, but it didn't come across in the
Speaker 1: copy machine. Who I thought? Tea bags? Careful, kids are listening,
Speaker 1: not the real tea bags. Like to make tea real
Speaker 1: tea bags. I don't know what were you thinking of.
Speaker 1: Tea bags were invented by accident in nineteen oh eight
Speaker 1: a salesman in New York. He sent samples of tea
Speaker 1: to people in silk bags. They assumed that they were
Speaker 1: supposed to put the entire bag into the pot. And
Speaker 1: then the trend caught off that I just assumed everything
Speaker 1: with tea came from Britain. We invented the tea bags,
Speaker 1: fucking England. Yeah, we invented all the tea bags. Next up, stop, stop, guys,
Speaker 1: you can do it all right, this is fun. Darius Rutger,
Speaker 1: Darius Rutger, Hoody. You call him hoody, and you know what,
Speaker 1: many people did call him hoody hoody and the blowfish
Speaker 1: assumed that he was Hoody and the guys in the
Speaker 1: band were the Blowfish. No, those were two nicknames for
Speaker 1: his friends in college. One had big eyes and looked
Speaker 1: like an owl. They used to call him Hooty, and
Speaker 1: the other one had big cheeks blowfish. It was Hoody
Speaker 1: and the Blowfish. They were friends of Darius. That's neat,
Speaker 1: We make you look smart. Leonard Skinner, the gym teacher.
Speaker 1: It was their gym teacher. And then the weird spelling
Speaker 1: of it. There's a story about that as well.