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Leila: I'm Leila. Mark.
David: So what are we talking about this week? Leila?
Leila: We're talking about sharks. Shark shark.
David: Sure. Yes, I'm low energy going on over there. You were
sorry. I was singing a minute ago was was Yeah, we were we
were all singing to the to the ultimate showdown of ultimate
destiny.
Leila: We listened to Lemond even ready for the show.
David: So fun bag gets us in the mood. You know, you gotta get
get to have a certain vibe going with things you did.
Leila: Is it necessary?
David: I was one pressure. Yeah. Nine Inch Nails was one person
like nobody. And he goes on tour. You know the other people.
Trent Reznor. Yeah. But yeah, sharks. So we came up with this
topic.
Leila: You want to tell the story? I No, no. I like sharks.
I really like sharks. And I'm, like, very interested in right
now. We're at dinner the other night. And I was like, they were
talking about something. And I was just thinking about sharks.
And I was like, I like sharks.
David: It was. So it was it was such a non sequitur that it was
just, it was my wife and I's 20th wedding anniversary on
Wednesday, and we went, we went out to eat at the place that I
took her on the night that I proposed to her. So it was like,
you know, memories and all that fun stuff. And we're sitting
there, I remember what we're talking about, but we kind of
there's a break in the conversation. And we'll just
Leila: there combo was over. So I'm gonna get in there. Whatever
I wanted to talk about. Because it's got to be all about me, you
know?
David: Like sharks.
Leila: I like turtles, turtles, stingrays, I just said this.
David: And she's like, old number of fingers. Like listen
up to things that you want to do.
Leila: Don't get me wrong. I don't want to be like a marine
biologist or anything. I just really like, actually like
seeing animals, man. Yeah,
David: you can. You can like stuff without wanting to be
involved in it as your career.
Leila: Yeah.
David: Yeah. That's how it is. But before we get started on
sharks, we have to wait, do we have any other any other news?
We have good news. We have some good news.
Leila: So I'm a professional broadcaster. Yeah, I know. It
was one of those buttons.
David: So good news. Oh, wait. Welcome
Leila: to Fun Fact. Friday news with your lead and only anchor
for today. Yeah,
David: Leila couldn't find a good news story. Okay.
Leila: She like three lemon demon songs. Yeah,
David: 11 likes awake this, what? Nine to 12 minutes. So
isn't it was a good amount of time looking for a good story to
run. And it's just, it's not that there's not a lot of good
news. It's just the sights that she was looking on. And, you
know, we don't always want to do dog stories. But anyway, yeah.
On to the good news that I found. They found they turn that
down a little bit. Scientists say that an 11th century Islamic
astrolabe, bearing both Arabic and Hebrew inscriptions. It's
one of the oldest examples ever discovered. And only an a one
and only a handful of a handful that I don't know, reread. I'm
gonna reread what you're saying, Okay. I'm just gonna, I'm gonna
summarize the first paragraph. What's an astrally? Okay, and
astrolabe is a it's this metal device that they used to use to
track the movements of celestial bodies like stars, the sun, you
know, where they call constellations, things like
that. So it's this metal disc that they would keep track of
what's going on in the universe with back in the day. Yeah. And
they found a really old one. But the cool part and they found
really old ones before, but the cool part about this one is that
it had inscriptions in Arabic and Hebrew. And they did as much
research as they could on it. And they found that, like they
thought it was fake at first. But they found that this single
astrolabe had been hanging around and used by multiple
different groups. And like you could tell by how the things
were inscribed, that they were like working together. So you
had Muslim, Christian and Jewish scientists all working together
with this astrolabe. I thought that was that was the cool part.
That's like, the good news part is that they, you know, it,
there's different you know, people have their differences.
But when it comes down to you know, getting the work done,
getting, you know, discovering things, everybody can can get
together and use the same tools and work together. So it was
really neat. And while reading this, they were like, the
doctor, her name is, I think her name is Dr. gegaan pay suggests
that the Astro astrolabe might have been made in Toledo. And I
was like, you know, with you, and I'm what? I've started
anything with? Oh, no, no, it's Toledo with you know, just
anything. What's a camera with you? I'll tell you more about in
a second. Okay. So Toledo. I was thinking Ohio. This was made in
Ohio in the 11th century now, but there's there's a Toledo
Spain that I didn't know about. All right. And that's that. I
think that'll do it for her for our good news segment.
Leila: Yeah. Happy good news.
David: Leila does does does have one piece of good news. Oh,
Leila: yeah. It's International Women's Day. Oh, yeah. That
David: wasn't what I was talking about. I was talking about what
you get in the mail yesterday. Oh,
Leila: I got an umbrella.
David: That's good news everywhere. Kind of a big deal
because it's been raining a lot lately and
Leila: so much. She's just got like a notification. That was
like severe weather warning for tomorrow morning. Oh,
David: she's gonna walk down to the bus stop. At the you know,
it just seems like it's like a house down two houses down. But
yeah, I do have to walk. Right? And then you know, you know how
it is. You don't want to get wet. Especially when you're on
your way to school. You know, when you get home, you can
change everything. But so we've got a that's it for the for the
good new.
Leila: Oh, that was a yawn.
David: All right. So what what else did you were just about to
talk about International Women's Day? No, Toledo. Toledo.
Leila: Yeah, what's the Toledo with you? So my friend. My
friend was just saying something new today. And I was gonna ask
What's that? Like? What's the thing that you were talking
about? I don't remember we're talking about like, genuinely,
like, Give me Give me something.
David: A tire?
Leila: What's the tire with you? You know, like, we were talking
about something that I didn't know about. So I was gonna say,
what's a tire but I was like, What's a tire with you? You
know, like from the lion gang.
David: Right? What's a moto moto with you? It's a moto with you.
But think it's so funny. It didn't work. It didn't didn't
really work so good. With the other thing, but that's what
makes it funny.
Leila: That's what makes it funny, isn't it?
David: What's the Toledo with you? All right. So why don't we
get into some shark talk?
Leila: Shark talk with cool guy.
David: What's what's shark? Yeah, Shark Tank with a cool
guy. What is what is a shark? I don't know. Wait, what's your
favorite shark? That's what I used to ask every episode. Okay.
Okay. Oh, you got your you pull it up. Yeah, yeah, start the
search machines. I gotta make sure it's real. So there's a
whole bunch of while you're doing that, well, Shark whale
shark that's the that's the big huge one right. I think that's
the biggest one it's
Leila: the one with the big open now. Oh,
David: yeah. Now there's always open it looks like a
Leila: not really but like look at it right? He's so long. Yeah,
well derpy so they're so silly looking. Look them up if you if
you can right now.
David: I like the just the standard shark like the great
white light. Yeah, just that's what I that's, that's my
favorite movies and stuff. And movies have kind of given a bad
rap. And we'll we'll talk about that.
Leila: Sharks are cool to
David: do you know that there's more than 1000 recorded shark
and re species in the ocean. Did you know there's more than 1000
Sharks? There is at least more than 1001 Sharks. Nearly nearly
40% of all of the species of sharks are threatened with
extinction.
Leila: Yeah, so people do eagle and shark. Yeah.
David: And that's, that's leads right into my next fact. Oh,
sharks actually aren't that bad.
Leila: They aren't at all.
David: Everybody vilifies them.
Leila: Yeah One says like, Oh, no sharks No.
David: brings me to my my next pet coconuts are more dangerous
than sharks. Yeah, falling coconuts kill 30 times more
people than sharks do that. And that's we kill about 100 million
sharks every year in fisheries, I believe. And sharks only get
about five people a year. Yeah. And that's so so. So what that
what that is, is it's called availability heuristic. Since
the shark attacks are so rare that our perception is skewed.
So we hear about every single shark attack. Yeah, right. We
Leila: think like they happen all the time. Right. So
David: when one does have is like, wow, there was just
another shark attack. Oh my gosh, we just heard about one
what is going on?
Leila: When in reality, it was just the only shark attack since
then.
David: Exactly. Exactly. So it's, it's it's called a
availability heuristic. It's a shortcut that our brains use to
I don't know, it says things that are out of the ordinary
make better news, you know, because if they're not gonna be
like, report every fender bender on the highway, or on the roads,
because it just happens so often that people be like, Yeah, that
happens 30 times a day. Why are you telling us it's not news?
It's not newsworthy. Something
Leila: really cool about sharks is that they don't have vocal
cords. So they're like silent, they're silent. They don't make
any noise. And I think it's so cool.
David: Oh, wow. No, they're not silent. What do you mean, they
go?
Leila: I know you're gonna say, yeah, the low hanging fruit.
David: Yep. You always gotta go to low hanging fruit.
Leila: You should probably. Well, people in my class already
know that. I was gonna say you need to tell other people in the
class. About
David: low hanging fruit. Yeah, there's always there's always
the one joker who who goes for the cheap joke. And that's me a
lot of time. You know? Once you're a dad, you're just like
anything for a laugh? Ah, you know? Yeah. Even if it's a pity
laugh. Sharks. They have teeth. Did you know that? And no. They.
They have they have? They have like, they have at least like
three teeth. Yeah. Humans have about 32 teeth. Uh huh. Do you
know how many teeth that's like permanent teeth? So you know,
and then they have the baby teeth. So probably what, what?
4850 teeth? Lifetime, right? Do you know how many shark teeth a
shark makes in its lifetime? No, any idea? Just take a take a
wild guess?
Leila: Like maybe 530,000.
Oh,
David: yeah, shark teeth are constantly falling out. There's
a couple places on the beaches of North Carolina, where you can
pretty much always find sharp teeth. That's so cool. Because
they come they can wash it up so you can go go out in the
morning, especially right after the tide goes out and go out in
the sand and you can find enough sharp teeth to make it look like
a necklace or something. We used to go do it when I would go to
the beach with some friends when I was in middle school,
actually. So you know. And if you go to an aquarium that has
shark sharks in the aquarium, that sometimes you'll see scuba
divers in there like getting all the teeth. And they sell them in
the gift shop.
Leila: So basking sharks have like not that many teeth. Yeah,
they don't need teeth to chew. Because if you look at a basking
shark, their mouth is just open all the time because that's how
their bone structure was made. They grow they go through the
water and stuff just goes in their mouth. Yeah, they're like
plankton, like
David: a fish vacuum. Yes, like wall through the through.
There's not they don't do that because they don't have vocal
cords.
Leila: Vocal cords, they just go
David: to the ocean. And you see, you see people who listen,
people who listen to our show with the silences cut out,
aren't gonna get that
Leila: you're gonna get that joke. Listen with the silences.
The
David: silence uses the comedy, The Comedy of now, I'm not going
to tell you how to listen or show you don't listen to our
show. I know we have people listen super fast. They
Leila: have a total of 1500 Tiny hooked teeth. Oh, we need a
little hook teeth to keep the stuff in. Oh yeah. So
David: the stuff goes in. It's like little Velcro. Yeah, kind
of like little Velcro or really, really little tiny. Yeah, a
little little hook and loop system they got going on. It's
so funny
Leila: that they have like rows of teeth. They have six rows of
teeth and their upper jaw and nine rows and their lower jaw.
So they have rows. Yeah, it's just so cool.
David: Did you know you have If you have a relative who had two
rows of tea, yes, I did two full rows. Kind of weird. Okay, so do
you have any more
Leila: on on what you were talking about? unmasking check?
No. Okay.
David: All right now. So, sharks. There are three
different ways. They're one of the rare animals that depending
on which species it is, they give birth, or lay eggs or a
combination of both like the sharks lay eggs. Okay, so
there's there is the AVI Paris, Avi Paris, sharks that lay eggs.
This protected by an egg case, also, also known as a mermaid
purse. Oh, are you looking at it? Yeah, yeah. Also known as a
mermaid purse. The female deposits the egg case in the
ocean. And once the pups are fully developed, they chew their
way out. All right, about 40% of sharks reproduce this way. And
then there is the weird Vivah Paris. Sharks, and I'm probably
saying this wrong. They carry the embryos to term and give
birth to live shark pups. Yeah, that's interesting. That's
larger, larger species like hammerheads and blue sharks. You
have questions?
Leila: I'm asking Google, you're asking
David: Google. I've got chat GPT up if you want to ask chatted up
also. And then there is of the the Paris of vivre, Paris, they
produce eggs, but instead of those eggs hatching outside the
body, the eggs are carried to full gestation, gestation. And
when the eggs hatch, then the shark pups will continue
developing inside the female until it gives birth. So like
just kind of kind of holds the eggs inside. And then and then
they're like, half born, and then they and then later on,
they're born. So
Leila: I asked Google the question, but it was a really
dumb question. So we're not gonna bring it up.
David: No, you can't do that. So I
Leila: asked Google are sharks mammals. But not thinking about
it? Because I was like, they give birth to live young
sometimes. Right. So mammal, obviously, I didn't think about
the fact that they have gills, or that they don't refer. That's
David: not the only criteria. So yeah. Yeah. Skip that one was
kind of gruesome. Um, let's see. And links to all of these will
be in the show notes. So if we skip one and typically we do
skip a few items per list that we that we find there is sharks
don't have bones except for their teeth. That's why you'll
never see like a shark skeleton at a museum. But you will see,
like the big old shark teeth, you know, like the big huge ones
on the on the wall, which is kind of a circle. That is really
cool. Do you have a view? Or is it want me to keep going? Yeah,
just jump in. Most sharks have really good eyesight. Because
you know,
Leila: sharks can feel similar sandpaper. You told me to just
jump straight in.
David: Yeah, just jump right in. Do you know Yeah, it's like I
found a shark before. In the I like, we have aquariums nearby,
like hour an hour and a half drive. And we love going to like
the petting part of it where you can pet the sting rays and pick
up the horseshoe crabs and, and that's, that's the only part of
the aquarium that I enjoy. Yeah,
Leila: so when you flip a shark upside down, they go into tonic
immobility, which is like a, like they go into a trance when
you flip them over, which I think is so funny. Like,
imagine. Imagine if you were just laying down one day, and
someone can even flip you over. Or no, I'm gonna just you lay on
your stomach one day, and someone came in to put you over
and you went. And like didn't wake up until they flip you back
over. I think that's so funny. And I love it so much. And
you'll you'll often see like sawfish flipped over when
scientists are working on them. And I think I think it's fine. I
think it's fun. That's
David: hilarious. Yeah,
Leila: it just flipped over they go. I don't
David: love a running gag.
Leila: All right, keep going. Sharks been around for a long
time. That's literally one of the facts on here. Sharks have
been around for a very long time. Based on fossil scales
found in Australia in the United States. Scientists hypothesize
sharks first appeared in the ocean around 455 million years
ago.
David: I don't know about that. I think the oceans were made a
hot lava back then.
Leila: I think you were made a hot lava back then.
David: So Oh, let's see where we at. I'm gonna skip. I'm gonna
skip some so you can
Leila: eat whale shark spot pattern is unique as a
fingerprint. These are my favorite whale shark. And whale
sharks are the big ones that have the wide mouth that have
the little skinny body. And then they have little dots on their
blue and they have like little, little white spots. And each one
of those is very unique. Oh, yeah, yeah.
David: So I want to say a read something about fingerprints.
Leila: Whale sharks are the biggest fish in the ocean.
David: The biggest fish? Not the biggest mammal. Yeah.
Leila: They're not a mammal. Obviously.
David: Whales are mammals, right? Yeah, yes, no. So I went
whale watching one time I love whales. I went whale watching.
In fifth grade. There's a they used to have a program in North
Carolina called the voyage of the Mimi, which was really neat.
Shout out to Mimi 20 eggs.com Great book. And then not the
same, not the same Mimi. voyage of the Mimi is a it was about a
boat, like a whale, whale watching boat, I think it was
anyways long time ago. And they get shipwrecked. And like they,
it was really cool because it was like fifth grade. But they
taught you all kinds of like, survival stuff like how to how
to desalinate water. So if all you had, the only source of
water you have is sea water, you can get fresh water out of it.
And they taught you how to make a fire without matches or a
lighter. And they taught you it was a bunch of really neat
little survival stuff. But you also learned a whole lot about
whales. And then at the end of that whole course, you got to go
whale watching. And the humpback whales migrated nearby and we
got to actually go out on a boat and see them as a field trip.
And that was really neat. Up until the point where me being
stupid. I bought two chili dogs. And I had a whole bag of
barbecue Fritos not like a little bag, like a whole like a
whole bag. And I ate it and then got on a boat. And it didn't end
well. didn't end well for me. I was it was not a good time.
Also, we bought binoculars, like a decent pair, not like amazing
ones but a decent pair. And I bought them just bought them the
day before I took them and I lost the case. And I think it
fell over the edge of the boat. And I was so upset. I thought I
was gonna get in so much trouble. And I didn't. They
didn't. They were like yeah, it's just the case. No biggie.
You still got the still got the binoculars. That's the important
part. Yeah. What else you got?
Leila: I don't know.
David: You already scrolled around?
Leila: I just I made another one note thing. Episode. Oh,
David: we've already got an idea for the next episode. We're
gonna do a teaser at the end of this one.
Unknown: Maybe. So.
David: So yeah, this is one of the like, I grab, we go out and
we grab website lists of facts. And sometimes you'll have a lot
of the same facts on this on the on the different sites. So like
you go to start reading when you're like, sharks get up and
did have a 30,000 That one's already been severed.
Leila: So I think it's funny when you're swimming. If a shark
is like, close to you or coming towards you, if you just like
put your hand on their head, and like direct them out of the way.
Most of the time, they'll get the message and they'll just
keep going the way that this isn't medical device.
David: Device. This isn't a medical device.
Leila: This is an advice or device. Yes. Don't. Don't be a
shark.
David: Our shows called Fun Fact Friday with Leila and David.
Don't ever take anything we say as advice, financial advice or
medical advice. Like we can give you advice on stuff like you
know how to make your coffee tastes a little better. But um,
Leila: fun tip don't drink coffee.
David: Why not? Coffee is fabulous.
Leila: I think it's I think it's gross.
David: You just have a head good. Everything. Coffee. Oh my
gosh, no, I like coffee, but like it depends on them. Yeah,
it can do that. It's not it's not great for you. It's not it's
not that terrible for you, but it's not great for you and
especially everything in moderation. You know everything
in moderation. There's some advice for you not medical
advice because I only get sued. But yeah, everything everything
in moderation. Yeah. Including our show.
Leila: Oh yeah. They were listening to us at the State of
the Union last night. Yeah.
David: I was gonna take I was gonna take a screenshot of like
when the cameras caught one of the Congress people on their
phone and I was gonna like Photoshop in, you know, look
like they were listening to Fun Fact Friday on a podcasting 2.0
app. That was that was the plan anyway, but I never got around
to it came up here. I've been working on these, this chapter
maker and shownotes maker and I've been working on some other
stuff for my other show metus pod. I've updated the website if
you haven't been to in a while, we now have pod verse player for
the episodes. So you actually get to see on our website some
of the 2.0 features like you know, chapters, transcripts,
things like that, you can see a little bit of that. And so what
else we have what else we have the
Leila: tiny pores and the end of the sharks now are four are
filled with gel that is sensitive to electrical signals
in the water meet this is known as an electrical sense. And it
makes up one of the sharks three primary senses. They use those
three senses at different times to initially approach the prey.
And then they smell if the price were if where they
David: were then yes. And then
Leila: the electrical signal is used for more fine scale hunting
with division kicking in at the last minute only. Okay, so so
they don't really visually hunt.
David: I bet when when we go and lay down those high, high
capacity electrical wires at the bottom of the ocean that like
super huge wires we put to go from continent to continent. I
bet that messes with the sharks.
Leila: So, you know, I often think about if there's two
sharks, the bottom of the ocean making a podcast about us right
now.
David: Maybe, I mean, their delivery system would have to be
slightly different than an RSS feed.
Leila: I hope it's a whale shark.
David: It's a whale shark. It's a whale shark and a whale. Oh,
wait, no, I think a hammerhead Hammerhead is more podcast.
hammerheads more in podcast,
Leila: the whale shark has headphones.
David: So you'd have to be like I gotta I gotta I gotta let me
ask Chad GPD draw picture of a
Leila: hammerhead with headphones. Or headphones need a
hammerhead?
David: I need a picture of a what's it called hammerhead
shark with headphones
Leila: on
David: headphones.
Leila: Cat wear headphones.
David: I'll make sure this picture gets out. Oh my gosh. So
the the image creation of the AI, it always you can tell that
it's aI like it always has certain features. You can't be
like put your finger on what it is. But you can always tell what
it is. And oh my gosh is concerned with a hat on that is
completely wrong. I'll try and remember to put this somewhere
where people can see it. So silly. But if you if you if
you're out there and you want to draw us a picture of a
hammerhead shark, with headphones on, like where you
think the headphone should go on a hammerhead. We would love some
art submissions. I don't like using the AI or generators for
art. However, I'm not great at art. So you know that I can come
up I can just get it done quick anyway. What do you like,
Leila: the giggles about my own brain? So me and my friend were
on the bus today. And I was like, Oh, I'm going to IKEA
soon. And she was like, you're going to be an Ikea. And I was
like what was it? You're gonna like animorph into an Ikea
right? And I was like, yes.
David: What? You didn't say I'm going to be an Ikea you said
you're going to IKEA. What?
Leila: I'm going to be an Ikea you're
David: going to be an Ikea IKEA like, like so you're going to
animorph Yes
Leila: that's what I just said.
David: That's ridiculously someone draw
Leila: me in a morphing into an Ikea please
David: Oh my gosh. That's hilarious. We're gonna I hope I
hope we have somebody creative out there that can make that
happen.
Leila: I will hang it on my wall. So
David: speaking of male and helping us out with the show.
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folks and the more people that are out there listening, the
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Leila: I would love it.
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Leila: a while. I'm gonna remember one day what the 1912
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says thank you for the IPFS jingle winky face and a winky
face. So Leila Do you want to do it on the show? No, no. Anybody
else who wants to hear no, the jingle Oh. Oh, know he's
Leila: funny. I didn't want you to record it in the first place.
Oh
David: my gosh. I mean, I could just say what it is. And you're
not singing? No, no. Okay. No worries. It was just a silly
little thing. Not not 100% appropriate. No. So anyway, um,
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really long like I got I got a little like what the V for V
section got a little long like I talked to you know it was only
like a minute or two Yeah, so um yeah, I think I think that's
gonna do it for us for this episode. We definitely
appreciate everybody downloading and listening and and having a
good time with us. Yeah, anything anything else? No, I
feel like there was something else I wanted to say. Did I I'm
gonna pause is noisy out there. Turns out it was nothing. She
didn't know
Leila: it's like it's so noisy.
David: Yeah, there's a there was there's planes flying over all
day, but
Leila: it's also that time of night. We're all the frogs and
crickets are like,
David: Oh yeah, we have we have geese right now. They get super
loud sometimes. We have some horses. We have some horses
nearby. We have an owl that hangs out in the woods behind
our house. Who's Who's like others?
Leila: Yep, he's got an element.
David: He's got vocal cords. Definitely
Leila: one of the album of all time. Yeah.
David: What's the hour with you?
Leila: I need to make this a normal thing. I need to make the
David: skillet. Yes. That's a home skillet with you. Yes.
What?
Leila: My friend brought something up in class today and
I can't remember what it was. So
David: we're just bad today. And we got Friday brain.
Leila: We got the Friday brain. We got the frog brain Friday.
All right, everybody.
David: Can you think of it? Well, let me pause. Let me
pause, pause. One
Leila: eternity later. We didn't find it.
David: She's been texting people.
Leila: I texted him. I was like, What was the thing? You said?
What was that thing? You said he could remember? I'm recording
help. I don't know what you said. Please remember, he was
like, I got Oh,
David: no. So I forgot to unpause the time of no worries.
Leila: We do not know. Maybe we'll find out on the next
episode on the next episode of Fun Fact, Friday. But oh my
gosh, it was so funny. I remember it being funny. I
remember it being like the homeschooler thing that I
started saying more.
David: Well, you'll figure it out. It's going to be two
o'clock in the morning, you're going to wake up to use the
bathroom and you'll be like, Oh, then you're gonna forget again,
because you fall right back asleep,
Leila: figure it out. I'm gonna record a message to you. And
we'll play on except so
David: so anybody who made it this far on the episode, you're
obviously a podcast expert on on finishing episodes? Totally. I'm
trying a new tool to build our RSS feed. If something is wrong,
let me know. Let me know. Because I think it's working
right. But we'll see. Alright, everybody. Y'all have a
fantastic weekend. And next week, and then we'll we'll see.
We'll see you next week. Bye.
Leila: Now Wow, wow, we get a perfect
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