David: Fun Fact, Friday. Hello everybody and welcome to Fun
Fact Friday. This is a weekly show where we discuss topics
surrounding know, what were we discussed back Sarang a
different topic each week each week each week.
Leila: What are we doing this week dad? That's terrible. Don't
do that teeth.
David: Teeth. We're gonna be talking about facts about so
what what's your favorite teeth?
Leila: I like the like the ones in the bottom of the very front.
David: Oh yeah, there's Okay. All right. Well, here's what
we're talking about teeth. This episode is being recorded on
Tuesday, November 7, instead of our typical Thursday or Friday.
Leila: Guess why?
David: I know why. Why the thing that's gonna cost me so much
money. Leila
Leila: I'm getting all my teeth sold out.
David: Dang it. I ruined it. Alright, I'll I'll edit that
out. Go ahead.
Leila: I'm getting all my teeth pulled. Are we really got me I
want to be like bed belly.
David: Is that help people with no teeth? Dog?
Leila: Sure. Yeah, I'm getting braces,
David: getting braces gonna get a little straightening done
fixing up some issues. But that'll be she's getting that
done Thursday. So you know, keep it keep her in your thoughts. I
think it'll be pretty, pretty painless. Except for the like
being sore from having your mouth open for so long. But um,
yeah.
Leila: And from the brackets cutting my lips.
David: Right. So if if you are making a value for value
donation after Tuesday evening, then it won't be on this this
week. It'll be on next week's episode. We're talking about
value for value after our main portion of our main stuff from
main stuff. So yeah, so this week, real quick. Do a little
bit of what we've been up to focus a lizard in here again.
Yep. Yep. Lizard got back in or different lizard. Not sure. But
I think he's getting used to me grabbing them and putting them
outside. So he's getting a little less a little less jumpy
when I go to grab them. Yeah,
Leila: I looked up. And on our orange marker on our board.
There was a lizard. And you can tell he was like trying to turn
orange.
juice orange. But when I spotted him, he started sort of like
slowly inching upwards. So you could tell he was still trying
to turn orange, but he was just trying to get away.
David: Yeah, we'll put a picture that it'll be in the chapters
right now. Dred Scott doing our chapters for us. Thank you so
much. And yeah, so this week, we decided we needed to get out of
it. This past weekend, we decided we need to get out of
the house. And our downtown area and our nearby big city was
really nice. It's really nice. Got a lot of nice places we
haven't been to. So we decided to take a walk downtown and walk
around, see what it had. And we found some nice, neat little
shops we found. I can't run what's called. But there's a
shop that sells plants and local spices and stuff. And we've all
bought some some Mexican seasoning. And it smells really
good. I can't wait to make some fajitas with it or some tacos.
Leila: Me too succulents and a ZZ plant.
David: So when we talked about on the episode that we did with
light bright from around the head around the edges,
Leila: yeah. Reference
David: refer. That's it. I was like I'm missing a word or feel
bad now. So yeah, the downtown area we had a good time. And
we've been downtown a lot, just driving back and forth to
rehearsals for the Christmas Carol. And actually, I'm going
to rehearsals tonight for rehearsals auditions to be in a
radio drama of an of Green Gables locally here. I think
that'll be neat. And plus, I'll get to network with some audio
drama people. And that'll help out with MedusPod which just
released another episode. So I think that's it for what we've
been up to. Yeah. So.
Leila: And now, now, good news. The news is good, positive,
David: good, uplifting stuff. What's your lead anchor? Leila?
Leila: Ah,
David: wait, wait, wait. Fun Fact Friday news with your lead
anchor.
What's got ya.
Leila: So Portland. They have a new airport, built with local
timber and is inherently fire resistant and less carbon
intensive. All right, so they took the trees and there's this
thing that they may call cross laminated timber, also known as
mass timber and it It's kind of like plywood, but not. So it's
like they took the long boards and they pressed it together
crossways with glue, and heat, pushed it together real hard.
And they made it strong, but also flexible. So that's pretty
neat. And they built it built this entire airport out of that.
That's a lot of that's a lot of putting
David: the entire airport out of it. I feel like you'd need some
steel beams in there. Maybe just because of the size of airports,
you know? Oh, hey, good news, everybody. My Windows Defender
didn't find any new threats since its last scan. Hey. All
right. Well, my good news story isn't like so much like news,
but it's like kind of a new thing that's going on. Some of
our listeners are not as adamant as I am about the whole
podcasting 2.0 and the decentralization and value for
value and all that. But there's a lot going on right now with
decentralized music, and artists getting paid directly from their
listeners the same way we do with the boosts. And there's
lots of good shows that are highlighting the different
music. And when they play the music on the shows. The artists
gets paid for they're also it's really neat. It's called Value
overvalued music and go to Ellen beats.com. And check out some
truly decentralized music, and a lot of independent artists and
you can boost them just like you would do with our show. If you
don't know how to boost just get in touch with us mail
FunFactFriday.com I'll shoot you some links on on how to get that
done. There's some people out there making it really easy, but
I've been going to Ellen beats.com and listening to a lot
of indie music and decentralized and self hosted kind of like us
where we're self hosted decentralized, about as much as
we can be. And yeah, so the value for value music seems
really picking up I know there's booster Grand Ball Adam curry
show. And then there is before the scheme's which is
blueberries music show. And then homegrown hits, which is
DeLorean friend of the show. And one of the voice actors for me
to spot. They all have died via music shows. So that's pretty
neat. There'll be some links in the show notes for that also. So
that's my good news. And I think we'll wrap up our segment. Faded
it out before because you didn't just let go. Just stop it. Yeah.
Like he did talking. I'm talking about production, or during the
show. That's just what people like. So all right, let's talk
about have chompers.
Leila: chompers. All right.
David: So I've got it's all right there and the one that I'm
gonna start at the top. Okay,
Leila: thank you. I was just gonna ask goes
David: is one of them. I want to make a joke about so I've
already got a I got a pre loaded joke.
Leila: Okay, so whose pics are that? Are the object most often
choked on? Yes. By Americans. America.
David: America. We don't we don't really use the regular
Tuesday. We like the ones with the floss on them. They're just
so much more. Someone's Yeah, cuz you get a little toothpick
on one end. And then the other end. You've got some? Yeah,
Leila: those are fantastic. Good toothbrushes too.
David: Mm hmm. What's the brand gum, though? Okay. Yeah, that's
that's my favorite brand of the floss picks because I've tried
lots of them. Shred the
Leila: surgery. Okay, so easy. intercoms. Crystal works.
David: Cool. Yeah. So in a lifetime. An average American.
Don't read it. You already probably read it. No, I hadn't.
How much time do they spend brushing their teeth? And their
whole life? Like, like in
Leila: two days? Nope.
David: 38.5 days? 38 38.5. Okay, so if you Well, I mean, if you
break it down. So that's what that's let's let's pull open.
Good old Microsoft calculator. Oh,
Leila: okay. Let me let me check. Let me check. How many
days are in normal year? Let me do the let me do the math. 365
days, 365 days? 365 times 80 average average life expectancy.
365 days. Okay. And then how many? Oh, crap. How many? How
many hours are every day? Every day? 2420 24 hours. You know
what, how many minutes are in every day? I don't know. Let me
do the math. You're doing the math. You're doing the
David: math wrong. Okay,
Leila: I'm trying to do the math. Stop, please. I want to do
it. Okay. How many? How many minutes are in an art? Okay, how
many were through? So 60 minutes or
David: minutes matter? Two
Leila: minutes. Okay. Okay. 60 times 24 hours. Is okay 140 said
how many are
David: my main monitor? Just one copy. It's weird. We're gonna
Leila: delete. We're gonna get
David: into 65 riveting content right here.
Kyle Hebert: Times Fun Fact Friday
Leila: 85 times 1440. That's no, no. Typed ad.
David: That's not how you do it. Wait. I don't you do? Why don't
you do four minutes a day for no? Yeah, two more minutes a day
four times 365 times
Leila: ad versus ad? AD. So that's okay. And then divided by
24. No, no divided by 365.
David: No. Okay, you know what, it's 38 days total. Let's just,
let's just go with it. This is the segment's get a little
longer because your math
Unknown: 4866. Okay,
David: so is that hours, maybe divided by 24?
Leila: Divided? I didn't 24 versus five, why don't you just
David: 13. So okay, so why don't we do it the other way around?
Yeah, you're just gonna get in the weeds with this and you're
not going to be able to go to anywhere else yet. Are you?
Okay? So 38.5 days, right? times 24 hours. Wait, okay, I
Leila: figured it I figured it Yeah. 1860 divided by ad 18.25
is what I got. What?
David: I don't even know what that means. Okay.
Leila: I know. I know. Okay. Okay.
David: dental health info reveals fascinating connection
between our oral oral hygiene and our overall well being. For
instance, did you know that the state of your gums can provide
insights to your to heart to your heart's health? Yep. So,
studies have shown that individuals with periodontal
disease gum disease are nearly twice as likely to suffer from
coronary artery disease as those without gum disease. Cool. This
underscores the importance of maintaining good oral hygiene
not just for a bright smile, but for a healthy heart
Leila: to weigh Okay, now,
David: correlation does not equal causation. What what is
causation? Just because two things are correlated does not
mean they caused each other. Yeah, so just because if you
look at like, the rate at which ice cream cones are sold, it
also matches the rate with which earthquake quakes happened in
Oklahoma. It doesn't mean that they caused each other in any
way. Yes. You know, so. I mean, who knows? Who knows? I'm not a
biologist. Okay, okay.
Leila: I was just thinking about it this morning when you're
dropping me off at school. Okay. How I hate ope when people Oh,
David: actually, okay, we need a jingle.
Leila: So make me jingle Leila read. Now it's pretty lame. It
takes 43 muscles to frown and it only takes 17 to smile. Look,
I'm so mad about this because I used to get called. I used to
get told this in elementary school. I would just have a
resting face. They're like, smile. You're happy, right? It
only takes 17 to smile and I'm like shut up for not my normal
face to face looks. And like, it's so lame. Because why does
anyone frown? Like when you're sad? You don't frown? You just
have a normal face.
David: I frown. When like, when like your mom. Yeah, making a
joke. Like when your mom is making some coffee. I'll walk in
and do like, Huh, you know, I want to I want you to make me a
coffee. Not I don't It's not that I want a coffee. It's that
I want her to make me one. That's the whole thing.
Leila: Or when my band teacher gets mad at a saxophone section.
I'm like, Yeah,
David: this is for it's for effect. It's so. Okay, so but I
got so mad
Leila: it's just lame. It's just a lame expression.
David: You're what else is lame? What's not really lame? It's
just something I was trying to segue didn't really work.
roughly 25% of American adults have no teeth. What? No, I mean
that that is a way higher numbers than I thought. Yeah.
Wow. Is this coming from Omaha Dental? So Timo, you know, I
Leila: only made the connection, like a month ago. Yeah.
David: Because Omaha was in the news, Omaha. And
Leila: I was like, Oh, I didn't know that was a place and he was
like, Yeah, Team Omaha's from Omaha. I was like
David: well, here's the thing though. I'm guessing
Leila: You're guessing
David: so you like to get significant? Anywho I'm pretty
I'm pretty sure pretty sure but I don't so kids miss 51 million
school hours a year due to dental related illness now I
gotta I gotta I got a bone to pick. I got a bone to pick with
this fact. There is not 51 million hours in a year. There's
only 8760 What? So how is a kid missing? 51 million hours of
school a year?
Leila: My math?
David: I wrote this episode we didn't. You didn't think you
were coming into a teeth episode? I didn't do my teeth
joke. Did your teeth teeth were invented in 1978 by Joseph
teeth. After he was trying to chew something tough and his
gums weren't weren't getting it done. So he picked up some
pebbles and hammered Aman into this comps. Oh. How's that for a
visual? Yeah, that's horrible. I apologize.
Leila: Since Wait, okay, hold on. But oh, yeah, that was your
note? Yeah,
David: I did the little one common year equals three and
six, five days, because I just wanted to have a note of how
many hours
Leila: so if you go to the dentist every day year, it the
year becomes longer to you. Actually, what 51 million hours?
Oh, yeah,
David: you can do 51 million hours. So yeah. So this is this.
Time goes time goes. Cheap is not? It's it's different of the
code, actually. So a knocked out tooth. Do you know what the the
technical term for that is? No, and Avulsed tooth Avulsed. The
holes, a Wii U L. S ED
Leila: ripples.
David: It is a dental emergency that requires prompt attention.
So here's the thing, if you get a tooth knocked out by force,
you can actually sometimes jam it back in the socket. And it's
good. Oh, you just put it right by
Leila: your little lamb. But this is
David: not medical advice, folks.
Leila: Oh, it's five by five. By the way, it's 5:35pm. So
David: I'm wanting to know. Yeah, you want to gently rinse
it? If possible. Try and reinsert it into the socket or
store it in milk, and then go to your emergency. Dentist. Yeah,
you put it in milk. Why? I don't know. That's what the webpage
said. And that's what I always fake. Well, that's what like, we
used to have the dental hygienist, like cheerleader come
into the school. And like with the big teeth, you know, and
they show you how to brush properly and floss properly.
Like, you know, the teeth that you have in your room. The big,
the big ones. Yeah, like big fake teeth. And it's funny.
Like, it's the thing that says
Leila: in their office. Yeah, it's like the little ones, but
like size 10 Yeah.
David: It's a fun thing to have. But yeah, so they used to say,
you know, if you knock out a tooth, put it in a glass of
milk. And
Leila: that's what they told you because of calcium. But it's
also just gonna like decay your tooth because it has like sugars
David: while you're running straight to the dentist. That's
the trick. You're not like putting in the milk and waiting
a couple days. Yeah.
Leila: But I learned that you can actually do that with
fingers too, if you chop them off by accident. Like if you
rinse it off and you're like oopsies and you go to the
hospital like immediately, and you still have it like a bag.
Depends
David: on how clean the cut is. And don't cut your finger. Just
don't Don't Don't do this to test. Please, please. We don't I
don't need that. Okay, so tooth enamel is the hardest substance
in the human body. And this is always something that like
talking about Joseph teeth mechanizing 70 That was there
was a either a short story or somebody was talking about it.
And they were like, isn't it funny that we like take our food
and we mush it together with rocks that are stuck in our face
and that's how we that's not routes how we motions. Yeah, but
I mean essentially it's a rock
Leila: are we rocks?
David: Well a tooth is so we're rocks tooth is essentially a
Leila: bone right so bones are inside of us. So are we rocks
David: it's a bone with an animal bone to pick it's a bone
with enamel pick.
Leila: I choked on the toothpick because I'm an American I love
what Association
David: did you know that tooth prints are like fingerprints.
What everybody's is unique. That's why like they can they
can't believe take a dental print of somebody and they can
know who who it is. So if you if you don't know who it is, you
don't I hate it. What are your impressions? You're on fire
tonight I
Leila: have when you have to get impressions done to do a
retainer. They don't have to do it now, apparently. But I had to
have one done for my retainer for the surgery.
David: Oh, bite down on the thing and like leave it until it
cures.
Leila: Yes. And it tastes like silicone mixed with. I don't
like it. And I almost I almost threw up in the girl that was
doing it. So she gave me like this gag spray that was just
oral gel mixed with Kool Aid. That was a very cool ad day, but
it was a great taste on Kool Aid.
David: You know what else to taste great. Less cargo. And did
you know that a Smith snails mouth is no larger than the head
of a pen and yet it can contain 25,000 teeth.
Leila: I love snails. Snails. They don't have do they have
teeth? That's what the website says on their tongue. Is this is
this just like faking us out?
David: It might be it might be Hey, if you're a smell expert or
a dentist, snail teeth?
Leila: I don't think smells have teeth. Somewhere
David: no looking at us to look at that. Oh my gosh, that's
horrifying.
Unknown: It's so cool.
David: It's horrifying and amazing.
Leila: Oh my gosh, I love
David: you. Oh no. See this this says snails have
Leila: like those those sharks that are like open mouth open
mouth shark. You know I'm talking about snails
David: usually have between 10 and 15,000 teeth. Some may have
up to 25,000 generally organized in rows of 100 teeth per row.
And it can be up to 25 rows. Some people have multiple rows
of teeth. I've got a relative that does. Yeah. Did they got
them all straightened out. Like bunch of them pulled and stuff
so I can't
Leila: What do they call this is it basking sharks. The ones that
just have the really open mouth. Oh, yeah.
David: I was basking was basking shark day the other day really?
Yeah. It was on. We forget to celebrate our new Christmas.
Leila: Shark day. Walk around my open mouth. Oh,
David: we gotta. We gotta we gotta come up with traditions
for basking shark day.
Leila: It's like if someone walks up to me. They're like,
why is your mouth
David: Oh, man, my chairs getting squeaky
Leila: I know. All right. So maybe next week?
David: What if I told you that there was a tooth? sold at
auction in London in 1816 for 3633 demeaning dollars. Be about
$35,700 today. $35,700 today, so it was Sir Isaac Newton's tooth.
I want it and it was set in a ring. Cool. And I thought that
that was interesting that somebody had like saved one of
his teeth. But then I read that in ancient times, people believe
that baby teeth like you know your your teeth to fall out.
Yeah. When your kid Yeah, that they had protective qualities.
And they used to put them into amulets to ward off evil. Oh,
now somebody's walking around with a baby tooth around their
neck. That's considered creepy.
Leila: What if they're like encased in the amulet? So like,
you can't see it. And so it's just like wearing a relic from
like, super old. Like they'll pass down? They don't know it
has baby teeth in it. Right.
David: Well, I mean, as long as it's warding off evil, I guess
we're gonna Yeah, I think we're good. All right, I think I'll
read this last one here for mine and then you can do some. Let's
see the first toothbrush was invented by a dentist in China
named Joseph didn't know that in China a long time ago using
tufts of wild boar bristles. And in a pinch, I'm told that you
can use celery as a toothbrush kinda because it's all like
stringy
Leila: wouldn't taste great. Wow, I have I have like minty
celery.
David: I'm trying on you're fine with non minty toothpaste. Like
it doesn't it doesn't bother me at all to use non minty
toothpaste or the bubble gum unicorn toothpaste or like
Listerine.
Leila: I like I like cool toothpaste.
David: I like the charcoal toothpaste and I like the the
yellow Listerine or you know, off brand or whatever. The just
the Antiseptic Mouthwash. That's not minty flavored. I actually
liked the taste of that. Versus the well. I liked the meant to
but no drain for you. I think it's just that's what we used
forever. Because like, I don't know if it was cheaper or they
just didn't have the mint flavored widely available when I
was a kid, but I just didn't clear I remember always having
that yellow Listerine it's what we always used. I've
Leila: never used it. So it looks nasty and
David: it tastes like my childhood.
Leila: I'm so I hate. You don't want to
David: hate. You don't want to I hate mouthwash.
Leila: It hurts. I use it. It just really hurts. It's like
fire. It's like someone threw a match in your mouth. I was like,
deal with it for the next two minutes.
David: All that pain is the bad stuff dying. So I'm told, that's
what I'm told to. I don't know if it's true. Might be a scam by
big mouthwash. Exactly.
Leila: big liar. All right.
David: So woman, a woman. Name a woman.
Leila: A woman smiles on average 68 times per day. Meanwhile, a
man smiles on average. Zero I'm getting eight times a day. You
know why that is?
David: Why because men have to deal with women. Oh.
It's like, it's like a boomer joke. What? know they're staring
at your computer. Now.
Leila: Like, your like Boomer relatives would tell it like a
family reunion and everyone would just be like, Oh, Grandpa,
he's from a different time.
David: Oh, well. Well, it's like there was a I went down a rabbit
hole one time about like, cartoons. Like not like animated
cartoons but like, cartoons from the newspaper from the olden
days. Yeah. And they were all just like, there were all so
similar. Like it was always a joke. At the mother in law's
expense, or
Leila: Monday Monday's
David: do Garfield and friends. Garfield, Garfield. Yesterday. I
Leila: was I got picked up. And someone else. I was like it
smells like lasagna. It's a Monday
David: was on Yeah, it's a Monday. Oh my gosh. All right,
anyways,
Leila: so a smile is a strong point of attraction. That's
true. 61% of adults admit they are attracted to somebody smile
alone.
David: A good smile is is does make somebody more attractive.
Leila: I got a silly smile. I got a tooth gap. And I got two
pointy teeth next to them.
David: Well, that's why you're getting nothing Thursday. Yeah,
it's not going to fix my pointy teeth. No, but the other stuff
we're gonna do after the braces? Well, yeah,
Leila: I think I'll get like a crown or veneer on it.
David: We'll get y'all straightened up. But I got a
really
Leila: cool pointy teeth we're just giggling on this.
David: Oh my gosh. Thanks guys were doing earlier in the week.
We haven't like burned out or I
Leila: haven't gotten burned out my homework yet. I kind of have
I have half of it done right now.
David: So I have energy from the weekend. So Friday's good
Veterans Day
Leila: by the way. Yep. So Happy Veterans Day. Thank you veteran.
Think
David: of better so let's think I'm good on teeth facts unless
you have some other ones was some good fun stuff.
Leila: Are you tell this one?
David: Which one? What are the second second last one? Because
it just Oh yeah. So an apple a day may keep the doctor away.
But it also makes you three times more likely to develop
dental decay. Just apples sugar sounds good. Doo doo doo. Is
that an actual song? Or is it just to
Leila: be copyrighted? Yeah,
David: we can always make a jingle. We have instruments so
So yeah, let's let's move on. And thank some people who make
the show possible for us. We got our two monthly sustaining
donations.
Leila: Scott Scott with 1912
David: is that the Oreo? One second. I'm actually for one
second. There we go. And why are you giggling? What happened why
you get it's gotten so
Leila: 1912 Oreo,
David: Oreo donation, your donation and then Steven Grimes
$10 monthly sustaining donations keep keep us up and running on
the server end. So we are definitely appreciate those. And
then yet we didn't even get any. We didn't haven't gotten any any
boosts This week so I, you know, I kind of get it with Bitcoin
has been going up in value. Yeah. So I think people are like
waiting to see because they don't want to like send us a
boost that they intend to send us a dollars worth of SATs and
they end up sitting and it's like 60 because Bitcoin shoots
up, you know, yeah, I get it. I get it. I'm holding on to my
SATs right now. And then we got we got we got a mail hack. Yeah,
I barely get
Leila: mail bail anymore. We
David: got we got a postcard and a magnets magnet. And it says,
And the postcard is this cool picture and it says the balcony
house and it's in an hour. I'll read it. Hey, Leila and David.
Y'all mentioned a few weeks back that you'd like some fridge
magnets. Here you go. And we got a cool fridge magnet. from Mesa
Verde says I was at Mesa Verde a few weeks back for the partial
eclipse. A really interesting place. I'd love to go see it. I
grew up in the desert out in Texas and kind of missed the
Leila: the drier side of the eclipse. Okay,
David: yeah, the Eclipse. Yeah, the last one that came by Do you
remember that one? We stood outside your mom's work.
Leila: Box. How Does it even work?
David: I'll show you later. Okay, yeah. Also, here's some
value for value ice cream money. And there was a $10 value for
value Bill Fiat was awesome Fiat fun coupon. So we're gonna take
that and
Leila: our local ice cream shop now has like, edible cookie
dough. Yeah,
David: some of that called cookie dough and different
flavors. And it's pretty cool. So thank you so much. Oh, that
was from cousin veto. Veto veto and I've seen cousin veto on
Mastodon Nice. So there we go. So there Yeah. So there we go.
Leila: Thank you. Christopher battles and Vox. Yes. Voting for
us.
David: Yes. Christopher battles every week. Without fail.
promotes the show. Awesome. Always on on Mastodon and on
Twitter. And it's, you can still go to twitter.com and get there
so I'm still calling it Twitter. And Vox did a little promo for
our show for the no agenda stream.
Leila: Oh, that was when he showed me that was the why Yeah,
well
David: played fortnight for me as I remember. But uh, we're
Christopher battles. I'm gonna I'm gonna say thanks to him and
his. He listens at high speed. So oh, he's the one with the
high speed. Yeah, so whatever you call for bad there we go.
Maybe that'll be normal speed. Hopefully,
Leila: we can talk later.
David: So all right. So yeah, value for value is if you get
anything out of the show. Cinemax was like like right
there. That was time and talent. Vox used talent to promote the
show, and took some time to do it. And Christopher battles,
uses his time to promote the show on social media. And cousin
Vito took the time and treasure. Put them into one and send us a
mail. Yeah, you can send us a mail to our Pio boxes, Pio box
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Leila: You can fail to almost never fail to almost forget it
every time I walk into that post office.
David: Like which one of these? We don't want to write it on the
key. Yeah. Because you know, sometimes you drop it, you know?
Yeah, but anywho everybody, I want y'all to have a fantastic
weekend. Like Andrew says, Have a fantastic Friday, Saturday,
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, whatever
your whenever you listen. That's that's a lot.
Leila: There's not too much to say.
David: We'll leave that to bandroom
Leila: Yeah, bandwidth. That's for you for us. Have a good
weekend. Bye
David: everybody.
Leila: Bye
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Nintendo Switch. Yep, a new one came out. Oh my gosh, really.
And it uses the Joi con controllers for all kinds of fun
little ways to do stuff like gosh, you know, you're shaking
it real fast or you know, do different motions. It looks
neat. Yeah. So here we go. Fun
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