What Animal is Scarier with Thumbs? - #598

Hello!!!

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Another fun common way that people can get Legionnaire's Disease is by cheaping out and putting water in the windshield wiper fluid tank. Legionella bacteria grows in the tank, then when you spray it on your windshield to clean it, you inhale the aerosolized water along with all that bacteria.

The lion tribe story blows my mind, because human's are the only animal intelligent enough to go against their natural instinct and put themselves in a bad situation just to bluff.

Nausea is a genetic memory. Your body thinks you're poison and tries to induce vomiting.

On top of Gus's plumbing comment about unused buildings: BUGS. My worksite has 1 building where (because of the cubicle staff) you'd occasionally stomp on a beetle or roach. I stomped on dozens, plural, in the bathrooms alone last night I had to do that building. Its a fucking nightmare and its disGUSTing, despite the fact that the building is basically spotless. Theres nothing for them there but they've just moved in

The whole podcast it sounded to me like Drew was walking around tidying up 5 feet from the mic

I know it's a tad nit-picky, but just for the record, Monkeys are NOT Apes... Chimps are apes, not Monkeys. Apes do NOT have tails while nearly all Monkeys do, and Humans are a species of ape. There are far more Monkeys than there are Apes, the complete list of Apes are: Human, Gibbon, Chimpanzee, Bonobo, Orangutan, and Gorilla. If it isn't one of those 6, it is either a Monkey, or a Lemur.

@barbara Elon said that stuff to mess up Tesla's stocks supposedly. Those that were working the lines of Tesla that took time off, were paid in shares of stock for sick time, or paid time off, were about to reach a time period they were able to legally trade them for cash. This was a rumor that I haven't checked into but I don't know enough about trading laws to check on this. I heard about this rumor on one of "Internet Today" with Ricky and Eliot https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyZVCV9xhrCyz4hPehvb4Wg/featured

Didn't think I'd ever type this, but here we are: #ReleaseTheLubedUpLindsayTheCatCut!

i work in a stableyard and the wasp nest patrol is like every 3 days, to check every nook and cranny for them. fortunately i've only ever seen the papery bulb kind, which are easy to knock off with a broom if you get them early enough. the real pain is when they build them in the few inhabited stables - motherfuckers, stop being mad at the horse, he was here first, this is his house!

Barb should stop talking generally about Canada, it's the second largest country in the world, she didn't live everywhere, there a loads of places and cites that have wildlife and bugs in canada!