April 29, 2025
(music) (10 hours) Accidental Inventions | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1341 | 29th April 2025

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Hello, and welcome to jasonnew Land dot com. M M.
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My name is Jason new Land. This is It's not
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It's not that time already, is it? It's Trivia Tuesday?
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La la la, See, I do have energy in me
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to say? Oh? The things I talk about in these
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It's really not worth it. Okay, don't you know if
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you're like, oh, because you think I've told you it
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might be true and like you're sticking to your guns, Nope,
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it's definitely true. It might not be so, so only
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Yay.
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Other than that, I think that's it. It's Tuesday, twenty
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ninth of April two as Tiny Fat, my downstairs neighbor
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is having a new bathroom installed, so at the moment
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it's not like super noisy they're down there now. I
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don't know. I mean, I'm guessing there's going to be
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a lot of drilling and banging and stuff. I don't
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know how much I'm going to hear of it. But
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bathrooms are quite echoing, isn't They never understood that. Why
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do you have, like a toilet is an echo chamber,
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but they have to toilet itself. Firstly, the one thing
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you don't want to exaggerate the sound, but that's what
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it does, isn't it. So you've got an echo chamber
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inside an echo chamber. So yeah, I emptied my echo
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chamber into an echo chamber inside an echo chamber. It's
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very strange. And in England, I mean not everywhere, but
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like so many places I know still got the old
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fashioned light switches, which is a string or a core
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that you pull down clicks loudly instead of just having
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a just a little switch that makes no sound. So
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it's the one room you don't want that in because
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it echoes. You can hear the neighbors turning their lights
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side and off. I'll leave mine on all night. It's
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the only light I really generally leave on all night
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when I'm in bed, but I just, you know, partly
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so I can see what I'm doing, not in bed,
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but when I go to the toilet, it's nice to
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have a little bit of room to aim, oh dear,
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and and say, you know, if the lights off, I
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can't see where the sink is. But yeah, that might
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give her a weird idea of what I do when
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I go into the bathroom. Does he do? Why doesn't
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he use a toilet like everyone else should. So what
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we're going to do is talk about this is the
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idea I've got today, inventions and I've been thinking about this,
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funny enough, not so much well inventions, but also thinking
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about well, no, yeah, really just things based on false
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beliefs or it's something I'm going to look more into
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in the future anyway. But let's say, for example, physics,
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and it's like, you know, maybe one hundred years ago,
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there was a physics idea which was cemented. It was like,
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this is it. There's nothing more to learn about this
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that this is factual. So things and I've I remember
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hearing that a lot of things were invented based upon
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that idea that work, but it turned out the idea
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that they were best based upon was false. So this
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is I suppose a little bit of a you know,
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like around the corner turn going to focus on inventions
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that were accidental and silly potentially. So yeah, I know
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a few off the top of my head. Actually, well,
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my medication I take is why it's not accidental, but
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it was for epilepsy. And the whole idea is to
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you know, kind of calm even out both sides of
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the brain, which is what I have, you know, epilepsy.
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It's kind of it's yeah, it's both sides of the
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brain shooting off and shooting off, not having a gunfight.
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But you know, it's trying to even it out the
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electrical I suppose. I don't know the scientific stuff of it.
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But then they found the doctors or whoever was given
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people of epilepsy these tablets that those will epilepsy who
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also had other things felt calm, felt calmer than they
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did before, which they weren't for that when they were
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calm helped if people keep calm, so they didn't have
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the the you know, the seizures and stuff. But this
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was yeah, I mean, let me have a look. I'll
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tell you exactly. So depicoat of volproic acid. It's a
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medication used for the following purposes. Treatment of seizures in
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people of epilepsy aged ten and older, prevention of migraine headaches,
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treatment for manic episodes related to bipolar disorder, treatment for
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psychiatric illnesses. And so I'm trying to get the history
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of this old Vinnie. But not to be used by
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people that are pregnant and childbearing potential. It's very important.
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This is something that's relatively new actually, because I didn't
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used to have that on the boxes until more recent years. Okay,
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so it belongs to a group of medicines called mood stabilizers.
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It works by stabilizing the levels of chemicals in your
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brain that affect your mood. It can be used to
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so that that controls so many And I'm on antidepressants
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to control the other side of things. There's a weird
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stuff going on. Anyway. This isn't about me. It's all
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It's about me, isn't it. Really. I just had the
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weirdest dream. So I'm sitting there. While I'm not sitting there,
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I'm standing there, and I'm having an argument with my
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little brother. And it's basically I'm working from my dad
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and I'm doing some kind of website thing whatever. I
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don't know. It was a little bit of a muddled dream,
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to be honest. But then my little brother comes onto
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the phone and starts my dad seems happy with what
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I'm doing. And then my brother comes on and starts
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saying that I should be doing something different, and my
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dad's listening to him and my little brother. This is
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a dream, by the way, my little brother. I just
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had it about ten minutes ago. My little brother said, oh,
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you're not doing it properly and all that stuff, and
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so I start having to go. So what you t
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I don't do it properly. All you do is cut
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and paste. I don't know why I said that, And
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the fact is he knows more about coding than I
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probably ever will. But it's a weird one weird things.
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And I have this big argument and then my dad
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sort of says and I quit. I said, I'll just
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go do one, you know. And then I'm hugging my
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dad saying, oh, can you please love me? Though it's weird,
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it's really weird. And then my brother appears out of nowhere.
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He's sitting down with the laptop, show me what to do.
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It is like I know what to do. And then
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he goes out. He brings back a bowl, puts it
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on top of a book for me to do a
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we wi in And that's when I woke up realized
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I need to go to a toilet. It's like, why
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this going for a We always have to be incorporated
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into whatever dream I'm having. I really, you know, it's
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better than we're in a bed, but just like, come on,
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it is I can hear it. So the banging started downstairs,
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which is what I was expecting. I can't really your
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phone in the council. There's a lot of banging going
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on in the flat downstairs. Oh is there? Yeah? And
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it's disturbing me. Okay, right, hold on a second. I
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speak to my manager. Are you okay to hold on today? Yeah?
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It's fine, that's good. Today. I'll be back in a second.
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Today I'd like to say today after every sentence, sometimes
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only how are you today? On fire? Thanks? How can
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I help you today? It's like, why do you keep
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saying today? And then I'll come back. I just spoken
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to my manager. I don't know if you're aware that
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downstairs are having a bathroom fitted. I said, yeah, I know,
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Well there's going to be some sound from that, isn't
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there today? And I was like, I'd look at it silly,
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wouldn't I. I'd look at it silly, That's what I'm saying.
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So an unexploded World War two bomb found in an
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island near where I live. What I don't know? It's
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an island, our Canvy Island. Is it really an island?
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Though I know it's called Canvy Island, but I don't
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know if it's really an island. The legend, the legend
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of OCHI what the legend of Ochie. What is the
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legend of Ochie? Bo've clicked on it and nothing comes up.
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That's strange, right, the legend of Ochie? The legend A
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teenage girl befriends an an injured mythical creature, embarks on
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a journey to reunite it with his family, challenge her
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her father's beliefs, and discovering her own strength along the way.
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I mean that the way they've described it sounds really boring.
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I'm sure it's a really fully, really good film. But
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the way like challenging her father's beliefs and she discovers
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her own strength along as no one who cares that
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is their action is you know? Is there monsters and
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action and good special effects. I don't know how she
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emotionally grows, you know, during the movie, how it transforms
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her life? Am I being shallow? Maybe Chef George Crumb
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sliced potato thinly and fried them to appease a bicky customer,
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in inadvertently creating this popular snack potato chips. Well, if
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a customer wanted them, then they've already been created. Surely popsicles.
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In nineteen oh five, eleven year old Frank Epison left
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a mixture of soda, powder and water outside overnight, leading
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to the creation of the first popsicle. Ah number three
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chocolate chip cookies. It's got the interest chocolate. Ruth Wakefield
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intended to make chocolate cookies but run out of Baker's chocolate,
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substituting with chopped semi sweet chocolate, which didn't melt as expected.
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Chopped semi sweet chocolate doesn't melt as expected. Always chopped
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semi sweet chocolate. I don't know what that is. How
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can you have semi sweet chocolate? I understand sweet chocolate
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because chocolate is sweet. Oh, this is interesting. Corn flakes
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The Kellogg's brothers Accidentally they have to boiled wheat to sit,
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which became flaky, leading to the creation of corn flakes. Oh,
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but if they left it, why did they eat it?
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Though?
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When they said the Clogg's brothers, what were they adjoined twins?
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Does it take two people to boil some wheat? I
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don't know. Maybe it was a massive pot of weed.
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You might not just be a little saucepan. Maybe it
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was a huge pot. But were they boiled in a
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wheat to make breakfast cereal? Were they already breakfast cereal people,
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what's the irony. What's the chances of two brothers both
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being into making breakfast cereal, both being interested in the
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same thing. I mean, I like eating breakfast cereal, but
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I've never thought I never wanted it to be my
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hobby or my my career. When I think back to
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my brothers and we had nothing in common and we
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all liked pawn. After than that, I was we were boys.
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That was weird. That was weird. My oldest brother used
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to get weird these adult tapes and I'll be sitting there,
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let me just take turns going to the bathroom. It
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was weird. It's like, I'd much rather be here on
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my own. I actually had a friend. I lived in
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this place. I had a friend. He used to come
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in and put on a dirty tape and sit down
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and watch it like we were watching east Enders, like
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you know what, And sometimes you'd start to talk. I
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don't want your I don't want your voice attached to
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these memories, these memories. I just like, what a weird
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thing to do. Like this is before the Internet, by
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the way, It's just I don't want to watch stuff
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like I didn't even like watching love scenes in movies
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when I was a kid and there was adults in
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the room and other kids like I never felt comfortable
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doing that. I always felt the need to a bit
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of solitary time. Just yeah, it's just something. I don't
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think it's a sharing experience necessarily, Okay, moving on from that.
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I don't know how got sidetracked. Coca Cola originally formulated
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as a medicinal tonic. I knew this. The addition of
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carbonated water transformed it into the soft drink we know today.
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So someone must have had that and for hm, hm,
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you know what. I like the taste of that. I
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like it a lot, but it's too thick. It's you know,
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it's something needs to be added. All about some milk. No,
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And I mean technically that's not really a mistake because
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they created coca cola was created on purpose, but yeah,
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by adding carbonated water. I don't think the original formulated
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medicinal tonic was called coca cola, but I might be wrong.
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I mean, by far the most popular drink worldwide, isn't it.
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and medicine, so penicillin I held. Yet this is accidentally discovered.
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