No Such Thing As A Fish
370: No Such Thing As George Clooney In A Blackcurrant Suit
Apr 23, 2021
Topics include sexism for babies, international coffee conflicts, a political Corrector gone mad, cooking eggs in various ways, the historical significance of chef hats, babies' cry perception and gender expectations, Ethiopian coffee ceremonies and origins, a stolen coffee plant seedling, Looney Tunes hands, Melitta Benz and the coffee filter, Ribena as an energy drink, eccentric behavior and controversial relationships, and Roman graffiti.
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- Men perceive the pain levels of babies based on their gender, potentially influencing how much care is given to crying babies.
- Alexander the Corrector was an eccentric figure who carried a sponge to erase offensive graffiti and wrote a concordance to the Bible.
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The 100 ways to cook an egg and the 100 folds of a chef's hat
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss interesting facts about eggs and the significance of the folds in a chef's hat. One fact mentioned is that the 100 folds in a chef's hat represent the 100 ways in which you can cook an egg. They engage in a light-hearted conversation about different cooking methods, such as scrambling, frying, baking, and even coddling eggs. They also touch on unique egg recipes like the 1000-year egg which is considered a delicacy despite its strong and distinct taste.
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