Leila: Hey,
David: everybody.
Leila: How is it? How's that? How is it?
David: Oh, is it? How is it me?
Leila: How is that? How is it?
David: Welcome Fun Fact Friday we're a weekly podcast, father
and daughter duo. Dana, whoever's the whoever's the
David is the dad was the Leila is the daughter. We hang out and
we talk about different things. What?
Leila: How is it?
David: How is it? I guess up okay.
Leila: I'm gonna be talking about this week what?
David: Extra excellent way to do the intro very upbeat and, and
you know with it. We're talking about birthdays,
Leila: what's your favorite birthday?
David: My favorite birthday is today my wife's birthday. I
don't like my birthday. Because every time we have my birthday,
I get it. I get a year older and have to scroll further and
further on the little list of birthday. Do you like a year? Is
that your favorite?
Leila: Yeah,
David: that's because you always get all the good stuff on your
birthday. You have all the fun. I do. So she was born. Like her
birthday is a week after mine. So like everybody's always like,
what do you do for Leila's birthday? What do you do for
Lisa's birthday? And I'm like, Oh, yeah. Of course when people
ask me what often birthday Oh, yeah, just tell me happy
birthday. I'm fine. Because you know, and he gets mad. Well, no,
it's not that I'm mad. Like all the stuff that I want is too
expensive to ask for for a birthday. You know? Yeah, I want
like $500 computer processor or a power tool? That's $600
Because you don't want the cheap one. You want the good one? It's
Leila: Wow. So on the other hand, yeah, little trinkets.
Yeah, we
David: she likes. We all like the little stuff. Like, I like
getting a deck of cards that I don't have. I collect playing
cards. I haven't mentioned that in a while. Bicycle cards,
typically bicycle but I do have some other non bicycle ones,
especially if they're like antique. And I have this tiny,
tiny deck of cards. It's like not even an inch tall. Yeah,
that I got from somebody locally here. When I told her that I
liked playing cards. She's like, Oh, yeah, give them to me. It's
really nice. But today is my wife's birthday. Phaedra. My
mother, executive producer of the show, our silent third
partner. And we wanted to sing Happy Birthday publicly. For her
we sang to her right after midnight last night. Because we
were up we're a video game. Video game together as families
do sometimes. Even pizza rolls. Yep. Eatin pizza rolls playing
raft. So fun fun little survival game. Yeah, so but yeah, we we
wanted to sing alright. 321
Leila: Happy
David: Cat 321 I did you get out of nowhere. I wasn't ready. You
are way too fast. Are you ready? Okay. 321 Happy Happy Birthday.
Our birthday song is short. There you go. Yep. That's a
little song we'd like to do. So we're going to talk about
birthday facts. It's gonna be a very short episode because
Phaedra is in there. Just hanging out. We just got a new
recliner in the living room. And she's hanging out in the new
recliner. Reading the game. She's like it's so comfortable.
Bring me coffee. It's my birthday.
Leila: From a cafe locally.
David: Yeah, local cafe
Leila: got our little haven't candles and I forgot that we
didn't so I just brought in a lighter and I was like here
David: call it one of the blueberries on fire.
Leila: She had eaten burnt really weary.
David: But yeah, we did find some we have done a birthday
episode before back on episode 43. You can if you want to go
back and listen to that. And I guess it's just she was 10 and
she was very you know, very different voice and different
presence on the show. And so it's dad. Yeah,
Leila: I had a voice isn't different. But right.
David: My voice is in different with my, the feel of the show.
Yeah. grown up a little bit. You know, just as she grows, I can
read a little more. A little less. Oh, cute. 10 year old dad,
you know, whatever. So but yeah, we found some fun articles. We
didn't cover much on the last episode. So we're gonna hit a
few more of the birthday facts out there on the web. So why
don't you go ahead and give us a couple of birth defects
Leila: the month of August has more birthday celebrations than
any other month. Which celebrations what does that so
gallery collection.com/blog/birthday
trivia slash fun dash
David: bearable birthday slash. It's a terrible birthday fact
whips.
Leila: Okay, because, you
David: know, it's
Leila: I mean, my birthday could be in March, but I have a
celebration in August.
David: Right? It's very it's very, what do you mean? It's
that's vague on what it means. Exactly. It's Is may 22 is the
least common birthday October 5 is the most common birthday then
they go from this whole the happy birthday song I think we
covered this on the last episode but like it's it was supposedly
copyrighted but then they found another version of it and then
they found another version of it from a previous and then it was
based on this other song with different words so it's actually
a derivative work and like it's just been this huge legal battle
over the you know Happy birthday to you song Yeah, and it's it's
a mess and you can look into it we Yeah, I think we may have
talked about a little on the last time we did this but I
think there's actually even been legal legal stuff come up since
then about the song Happy birthday to you. So there's
something on there about hear something on here about that.
But then they have the fact what goes up and never comes down
your age of course
my eyes rolled back so far my retinas detached when I read so
not every not every site that comes up when you type in fact
subbass is a great resource. We love you the gallery
collection.com I guess we love my river. Okay,
Leila: another fact on this website is what did one candle
say to the other? What? Where's the very bottom? Don't birthdays
burn you up? That's how you like the worst joke I've ever heard.
That's terrible. Exactly. That
David: does have a little fun ones, but I don't know if I
trust him. noisemakers were used in birthdays originated
originally in Europe as a way to ward off evil.
Leila: Who does? He's been this way? The gallery color. Let's
deep dive its cards. Its greeting card. Is
David: it greeting card reading cards? Oh my gosh. It's a
greeting card and the birthday card business cards. Pocket.
Leila: Don't go to this website. Yeah.
David: Well link in the show notes link in case you need some
Thanksgiving business cards or some
Leila: business greeting card review.
David: Oh my gosh. 17th annual create a greeting card
scholarship contest. Well guess
Leila: it's good. Do people give each other cards for July 4?
Yeah,
David: people give each other cards for all sorts of stuff.
Leila: It will give gifts for July 4.
David: Free hotdogs. Oh, that's true. Come on over. I have some
free hotdogs. Yeah. Okay, so let's go to a site to have a
little bit of a different site. Okay, that is linked in the show
notes. It's actually the first link in the show notes birthday
facts. I'll put it gallery I'll put it name at gallery birthday
facts in the show notes. So you know we're talking about Yeah,
Gallery, and I'll put quotes around birthdate. It's there we
go. There's in quotes, the air quotes. Okay, so that over on
facts net, which we've used
Leila: before Greeks added candles to cakes. Yeah.
David: So why but I mean, was that did they do it? It doesn't
just for birthdays. It doesn't look like it doesn't look like
it just like they just did that for fun. Which is what's wrong
with that?
Leila: In ancient times, the ancient Greeks offer offered
round shape cakes to Artemis, the God of the moon as a form of
tribute. They lit the candles to make the cake shine like the
moon. Oh, so I guess that's for birthdays.
David: Okay, well, I guess if it's at night, and you need to
see so you can offer that cake at the fire. The Greeks they
actually didn't have fires fire. Because fire wasn't invented
until 1978 with Joseph fire and
Leila: VA but the Greeks were invented in that same year in
David: 1978. By Joseph Greeks. Yes, yes.
Leila: The ancient ancient Greek. Yes, Joseph in quotes,
let's it's his nickname.
David: But this this fax dotnet the first one, the origin of
birthdays. I'm like, oh, when someone was born would be the
origin. But it says nope, it was the Egyptians. They're the ones.
They're the ones that started the tradition of having a
birthday party. Okay, hold
Leila: on, reopen close tab. The
David: tradition of celebrating birthdays started with Ancient
Egyptians who believed that when a pharaoh was crowned they
became a God. Thus making their coronation day much more
important than their birth and to the world. So, yeah, you go
so, so great. I mean, Egyptians and Greeks with their stuff.
Leila: Good on gallery collection.com gallery
collection. Yes, because there's two websites that have now I
don't trust gallery collection.com in their fat,
okay, because they're a card company. And this is facts.
dotnet. So obviously, it's got to be true if it's on faxed on
it. On gallery collection.com It says May 22 is the least common
birthday and October 5 is the most common birthday. Okay, but
on facts.net It says that the most common birthday is
September 9, was the least common birthdays on Christmas
Day?
David: Hmm. Okay, so hold on, let
Leila: me more because I know people.
David: So we've got two sources here. And this was updated June
2. So let's ask AI, you, we're going to ask the Microsoft co
pilot preview, which I believe uses open AI. So we're going to
see what it has to say. So what is the most common birthday?
What is the most common birthday and it's processing, and it says
searching for the Pope. The most common birthday in the United
States is September 9. On this day, an average of 12,300 babies
are born. So I guess the United States so I don't know if maybe
gallery is talking about worldwide. And it says if so if
someone if you're born on September 9, you're in good
company. So let's say let's do common, what is the least common
birthday? What is the least common birthday?
Leila: This is This is revolutionary show content right
here.
David: So it was on today.com howstuffworks.com zippia.com and
time.com was where the sources from the previous answer came
from. And the least common birthday is February 29. I Yep,
there you go. It's because it only happens once every Oh my
gosh. Okay.
Leila: What's the latest? deletion? Deletion,
David: second. Least Common. Okay.
Leila: It's gonna say February 29. Again,
David: I don't want to add an image. How do I just if it says
February 29th, I'm gonna be I'm gonna be very upset. That was
That was That was funny. I mean, it makes sense. It says there's
a one in 1460 chance to be born this day. Okay, so it says New
Year's Day, New Year, the second least common is New Year's Day.
And it's interesting to note that both Christmas Day and New
Year's have birth, lower birth rates compared to other dates.
So there you go. Maybe a lot of a lot of births are planned now.
Like they
Leila: they've always blown up Hot Topic is telling me to buy
stuff. I haven't bought stuff at Hot Topic and like three years.
David: So yeah, but a lot of people like plan their, their,
you know, labor labor thing out now. So they can be like, I
don't want to don't want to give birth on Christmas Day. So
they'll planet a day or two after you know, just to make it
not be on Christmas. Which we have a relative that is very
close to Christmas a couple of days off of Oh, yeah. And we're
like, we always just combined the party to get our birthdays.
Right. You and I combined for the family.
Leila: And I'm combined tears for Father's Day. Sometimes,
right?
David: Because it's very, very close. That's what we did a
couple nights ago. We had the Father's Day father's birthday
party. Yeah. So what's your birth? Oh, birthstone is
Aquamarine. Yep, mine's Aquamarine. Because March so
while I'm looking, however on my class ring, which typically you
get your birthstone in. I got the main birthstone because I
liked the color green better. And it was emerald. Who
Leila: put on blowing up so these aren't these aren't in
order thing it what's the birthstones? Yeah, January's
Garnet. February's? Amethyst, March is Aquamarine. April was
diamond. May is Emerald. June is either pearl or Alexandrite.
July is Ruby. August is Peridot. September is Sapphire. October
is Opal and tourmaline. November is yellow Topaz and December is
Tanzanite. Those are all really pretty. Yep. And like the
October when's the best? That's really pretty. Yeah. One
David: of the local jewelry stores, they have a whole
section of birthstone stuff. So like you can just pick your
birth month and pick a ring out or you know, they have it all in
order. So it's kind of neat. Yeah. Have you ever heard about
the world's longest birthday cake?
Leila: No.
David: In India, they made a 17,000 foot long birthday.
Leila: Oh
David: it's back in 2020. Of course it was like the show
notes. Oh, that's interesting. What one of one of my links just
went on I clicked it and then went right back to the same
page. That's badly we're in website. But yeah, it was I
mean, 17 that's 5300 meters of 17,388 foot long. So that's,
that's really long. Yeah, that's my
Leila: opening up a soda. Sorry. It was really pressurized
because I haven't drink out of in a second. I'm sure my mic
down.
David: So I read a funny one about Ireland. I think it was a
camera what side it was on. But in Ireland, they have a
tradition of holding the baby upside down. And like bonking
its head on the ground, once for each year. Oh, that I've gotta
find a possible photos post. It was right there.
Leila: It was right there. It was founded to
David: some of the reflections on a live link in the show
notes. And the people of Ireland celebrated birth celebrate
birthdays of babies in a very funny manner. They lift the
child upside down and bumps him or her on the head or on the
floor. These bumps depend on how old the child is believed child
is it as bird leaves my Wow can't talk is believed to bring
good luck. And sometimes an extra bump is also added for
more good luck. And I like this tradition. I think we should do
it on your next birthday. Okay, hold you upside down monkey on
the floor. Okay, she'll put your arms down like what's Yeah,
which duct tape your hands together on her on your sides,
and then smash your head in the ground repeatedly. Okay. 15
times, he'll be 15
Leila: I'm gonna be 15.
David: So it's crazy. Oh, by the way. I don't want to this. This
has a lot of the same facts here. But we're skimming through
and we're finding that there was a very expensive birth
certificate. And the way that this fact is worded, it could
mean multiple things. World's world's most expensive birth
certificate belongs to Paul McCartney. It was auctioned in
March 1997 for $84,146.
Leila: And he read me this. And I was like, well, whose birth
certificate is it? Exactly. And then he was like Paul McCartney
dough. And I was like, well, but
David: no, I looked at it. And I was like, you're correct. That
was a very valid question, because the way this is worded,
world's most expensive versus like it belongs to Paul
McCartney. It doesn't say that it is Paul McCartney's.
Leila: Yeah. It says it belongs to him. He could own it.
David: I bet your money. It's Paul McCartney's birthday. I
ain't bet $94,000 But I'll bet you some. Well, do you know what
a golden birthday is?
Leila: Yes. What it's like, how? Whatever day you were born on,
it's your age. So So mine would be 25 Is my golden birthday.
Right?
David: Some people? Might. Yeah, mine's 18. I was about to say
some people don't get a golden birthday. But that's kind of
morbid. But I was thinking like, if you were if you were 55. You
can't be on board in the 55th day of the month, because my
brain worked backwards. Like, like,
Leila: you're only 55 Your whole life. Well,
David: I was thinking yours will be when you're 25 miles. 18.
Right. Yeah, I'm like, oh, man, what if you're like, 32? You
never get a golden Oh, well, sometimes my brain don't work,
right. Yeah. So guess how many? How many people share your
birthday? A couple? About 17 point 7 million people. That's
it too many people average number of people. It's pretty
easy number to come to you just take the world population, which
is always estimated.
Leila: I know a girl with my birthday.
David: Yeah. Yeah. Same exact birthday. Boy in the same place.
We're so cool. Like, a couple feet. A couple feet from each
other, but not the exact same room. Right, exactly. Okay,
there's a phenomenon known as birthday twins. Yeah, which we
are all aware of. But this phenomenon is also known as the
birthday paradox, like we talked about this in our previous
birthday episode is the likelihood that out of 23
people, there's a 5050 chance that two of them will have the
same birthday. This probability goes up to 99% for a group of 57
people. So like, like it says, if you got 23 people in a room,
you got a 5050 chance that if everybody wrote down their
birthday, two of those people were born In the same day,
right, and it sounds crazy, but you're not looking for a
specific day. You're looking for to that match. Do you see what
I'm saying? Yeah. So I'm not looking for somebody who has
March 18. As the birthday, I'm looking for just any two people,
you know. But if you if you've got 57 people together, you got
a 99% chance that two of them have the same birthday. Which is
interesting. You think it'd be one in the 365? But it's not.
Unknown: It's not? It's not.
David: By the time you read this entire article, around 250
babies will have done what? Good thing? I didn't read the whole
article. What you said, you don't believe that? I believe
that. Oh, there's so many people that are really low. Have you
ever seen people? There's like so many of them. I haven't seen
people think about when we were driving today.
Leila: Also, how do they know?
David: There's people write stuff down sometimes. And then
they take averages, like averages. I know you don't like
averages. You don't like stats? We know we're well aware of your
stats. A version,
Leila: but also how do they know how fast I read this? What
David: if I skimmed it, right? What if I just read real fast?
What
Leila: if I only read that one?
David: It takes the average person an average amount of time
to read this average length article. And then they take how
many seconds that is and then they figure out how many babies
are born on average per minute. And then they run the numbers
and they came up with that number. And they typed it in
there. Okay. Okay, so you ready for this one? No. If you think
you spend a lot of money on your birthdays, think again. Okay.
Are you ready to think again? Yeah. Did you think again? Yep.
Awesome. The Sultan of Brunei hosted the world's most
expensive birthday party to celebrate his 50th birthday.
Guess how much his 50th Birthday cost?
Leila: 27 million. Exactly.
David: Exactly. I don't know exactly. 27 million to the
penny. But that's what the article says it's $27 million.
That is awesome. For the people that made money off of that. I
know. He's got it to spend and he's given it to florists and
bakers and good good. Because that's $27 million out there in
the hands of people who probably need it more than he does. So he
just got scammed. And somebody somebody's just charging 27
plates. Yeah. And, and they were like, these are those extra
fancy paper plates. The ones you can like cut a steak on and it
won't tear through, you know, the
Leila: fancy ones do I would drop 27 million on those. Okay,
David: so out of paper plates. What What are your favorite
kind? Like it? Let's say money is no no concern. But you need
paper plates. Not like actual plates. I
Leila: would get the the pretty. No, I don't like big plate. I
would get the little small paper plates. Super small ones, but
they're like the medium sized ones. Okay, that are like
covered in the in the waxy stuff.
Unknown: Right? Like the.
Leila: I don't know what you call it? Yeah,
David: it's wax. It's wax. It's a type of wax. Yeah. It's nice
and smooth. It you can pour liquid into won't like, go
through the paper. Yeah. So we were at Sam's recently, it was
paper plates. By the time we were going to splurge and buy
some paper plates, right? Because we don't buy them all
the time. But every once in awhile, we just get a big stack
and we're like, oh, this is so nice when we don't have to do
dishes. But um, I saw those. I want to say it's China brand.
And they're the ones that almost feel fuzzy on the bottom. Yeah,
like, it's they're thicker. But like if you cut a steak on those
things, the paper fibers get inside the steak knife and like
like go inside. I hate them. I don't like them. But I guess if
you're not cutting into whatever you're eating, I don't know.
That's what I liked the Dixie ones. Yeah, just the standard de
off brand of the Dixie ones are just as good. Yeah, they're all
made probably the same factory but yeah, just your standard
paper plate but not the one that's just paper that's kind of
cramped to peel paper plate. Yeah, I
Leila: also don't like to Styrofoam ones. No, no, I
David: don't like styrofoam. Anything. Really? Yeah. Except
for packing. You know, for stuff we've gotten way, way off topic
and this is kind of boring. No, it's fine.
Leila: Styrofoam. You're going on the bad list?
David: Welcome to paper plate talk with David Lidl. Paper play
talk, we
Leila: just start making a bad and a good list.
David: stuff. I like stuff I hate.
Leila: Yeah. So Styrofoam going on the bad list?
David: Bad list? Yep. Maybe we'll put it on the website.
We'll have like a good and bad stuff. And we won't ever use any
brand names, which like like we're talking about categories
of things, not specific items, unless there's a certain
specific items terrible But um, so China, in China, an infant is
considered age one. According to the accordingly on the birthday
of a one year old in most parts of the world, an infant in China
would be aged two years. What? I read that verbatim that doesn't.
Okay, so
Leila: if we have learned one thing today, it is. websites
don't know, how have you written? I'm
David: really wondering how much stuff is written by AI these
days. Yeah. And they just literally don't even check it.
They just, they just dump it on the internet. Because this says
that this was written by reflections team. It doesn't, it
doesn't have a specific writer.
Leila: So the reflections team might consist of AI guy guy,
David: who's like, write me an article called 15. Mind blowing
birthday facts, you know what? I'm gonna, I'm gonna do this,
you're gonna ask, I'm gonna ask AI. I'm gonna see what it does.
I'm gonna see what it pulls up, we usually do not know, we don't
ever use, we hardly ever use art on our stuff. And sometimes
sometimes, and we're doing less and less of that the novelty has
worn off. It was cute for a few things. And I like to use it. I
have used it for some programming stuff, where I
didn't really know the language that I was writing in. But it
helped me learn the language. It kind of gave me examples that I
could tweak. And, I don't know learn better like that. Okay, so
I'm going to, I'm going to write a prompt here and see what it
comes up with just to see if this is similar to how this
company wrote this article. Okay, so they might not have
used or they used a specialized AI because I just put in, I put
it in please write me a list of 15 Mind blowing birthday facts
and we might have to start doing this on the show. Because this
is hilarious. And this says, certainly, here are 15 Mind
blowing birthday facts that will leave you amazed All right, so
number one ancient birthday celebrations. They talk about
Greeks and Egyptians like we already have candle tradition.
Okay, now here we start to go a little start to get a little
weird, right? Which is not weird. It's still Martin Luther
King and and Martin Luther King Jr. and Anne Frank, one of the
same year. Were born in the same same year. Yeah, that's
Leila: so weird to me. It is.
David: And then all of a sudden we get Canadians live south of
Seattle surprisingly 64 Canadians live south of Seattle
is Seattle is further north in Toronto. 64% of Canadians.
French soldiers in World War One more French soldiers. Birthdays
immortal jellyfish. We get US government zombie apocalypse
plan.
Leila: We got Froot Loops flavors. We got a tortoise named
Jonathan.
David: Oh my gosh
Leila: astronauts aging slower in space.
David: And okay, Pi Day that okay, this is what the related
March 14 overlaps, which is Pi Day overlaps with the birthday
of one of the greatest minds in history. Albert Einstein was
born on March 14 1879. Let's see people born on February. Yeah,
so the vast majority of these answers that copilot Microsoft
gave me are not
Leila: but they sandwich with birthday bread. Because it has
like three at the top that are birthday related. The middle has
nothing to do with it. And then the bottom is birthday related.
Oh my gosh, this is crazy. So I guess I just assumed you're
gonna read the bottom and the top.
David: And another thing about copilot going on AI rant here. I
I've been occasionally will ask it for like a concept art just
because I want to see something funny or interesting. Like Leila
likes the show called Miraculous Ladybug and Cat Noir. Yeah,
right. And it's just a fun, you know, it's a cartoon. It's fun.
It's actually kind of a decent superhero show. And then she
likes Hatsune Miku, which is a Vocaloid. We've we've talked
about a lot and she does cosplay stuff with that. Sorry.
Leila: It's a lot to explain. And I was like,
David: oh wonder I wonder what a cross between ladybug on that
cartoon. And Hatsune Miku would look like and it pulled up. And
she's like, Oh my gosh, that's so cool looking. And it is it's
a really cool looking like matchup that she could do a
cosplay of later. And, but then there's suggestions at the
bottom when you use copilot. And one of the suggestions was like,
add more, more tech of autonomy, more of the tech aspect of
Hatsune Miku. Well, a couple weeks ago when we did the
gallbladder episode, or the useless organs episode Yeah, I
use the AI to create a picture of a gallbladder and I guess
it's still had some of that In the in the prompt, because it
gave me a picture of hot Sunni Miku.
Leila: With a bladder with hot tonight. Yeah,
David: gallbladder was hot Sunni Miku. Like parts, like air, and
it's very funny. I'll try to remember to put it in the, in
the, in the show notes or the chapter files. Anyway, it's not
the large language models are not the best. I feel like
they're actually getting worse, the more input they have,
because a lot of people are inputting weird stuff, and then
it feeds off of itself. And anyway, yeah, that's the end of
my rant. And do I have to I still have a David David rant?
Leila: Oh, thank you. I don't
David: know, I don't I don't have the David around the board.
Anywho I think we're about done on Friday facts.
Leila: We're gonna go spend time with my mama. Yeah, it's been
about
David: we got Yeah, I think we're gonna go ahead and head
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are pretty much Yeah,
David: well yeah, right now bitcoins on sale. So that's why
I like to say it when the value goes down. But yeah, we got one
for 7777 Satoshis, which is a good chunk of change right now.
From cousin Vito says boosting for episode 188. Glad that Leila
realizing be realized as being a redhead is more important.
Leila: Episode is the good news for the week. We already talked
about me being a redhead because I just dyed my hair like two
days before that. And he was like, Yeah, that's good news for
the week, because we forgot to get good news. We haven't gotten
good news and why
David: we haven't. We haven't. Wow. But
Leila: I was like, oh, yeah, I got right there. But apparently,
I had just been promoted to a high schooler to write she had
just gotten her last day of school.
David: You've been promoted to ninth grade. So being promoted
would definitely appreciate the 7777 SATs lucky numbers, and we
appreciate that. And then we received 10,000 Satoshis. So we
definitely appreciate that from Dred Scott. Episode 170. Nope.
187 Useless Oregon's boasting the fountain algo lol Yes, a
fountain is a one of the apps that you can use. It's found.fm
you can get it on your phone too. It's a podcast app and that
lets you earn Satoshis while you listen and then you can boost
them right back to right back to the podcast that you want to
support. We use the boosting so it's really neat. Yeah, and they
have like a weekly most boosted shows list and if you boost on
fountain then it pushes up on the US up on the rankings. So
that's what he was he was doing there and helps us out now go.
And then what oh, sorry.
Leila: 147 sets from just listening. Saying smooth timing
on the stat rant octothorpe best podcast in the world. And
octothorpe if you didn't listen to that episode is a hashtag
Yep. So we're saying outdoor, hashtag best podcast in the
world
David: and make some shirts that just have hashtag opt to Thorpe
Leila: Yeah. Come up to you and be like, what is Oct hashtag
hashtag hashtag
David: hashtag hashtag hashtag hashtag lb. Hashtag tic tac toe?
tic tac toe board we should do like like hashtag Tic Tac Toe
hashtag octothorpe hashtag lb.
Leila: Absolutely. So
David: that would be fun to find a good font but then just throw
it up there just like that. No big deal. Um, yeah, we
definitely put shade all the boosts coming in from looks like
most of them are from fountain. And I've tried to see Yeah, all
three are from fountain which we appreciate because like drip
said pushes us up in the algo Oh no, nope Vito was from pod
verse. I like pot verse. That's what we have on our, on our
website to listen to. Yeah, you can boost right from
FunFactFriday.com using that player if you got a wallet and
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We're gonna go spend some time with the third member of the of
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