Okay, this is my favorite kind of episode. We both researched a topic. I can't say that

I dove super deep into it because I know this is your lane, but we're going to talk about

the hanging gardens of Babylon. But before we start that, the hanging gardens of Babylon

are important because they're one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, which

Matt, I'm sure you can name them all, right? I can name them all partly because of

history degrees and partly because of the memorization song that my kids sang for school.

What? Yeah, they have a song. I don't totally remember it, but I kind of remember the rhythm

of it. They have songs for everything at their school. It's insidious, earworm songs.

Huh. Never heard of that. I mean, like works. So I guess how many could you name before

that? I think I can usually get them all. Okay. There's one that I always get confused,

but let's do this before we go and list these off. There's a third chair at the desk with

us here. Okay. Let's just give people a second to impress the other people in the car with

them or whatever and see how many they can get. Okay, five, four, three, two, one. That

should be all the time you need to list that off. Is that a sufficient amount of time?

Yeah. I think so. Okay. It was five seconds, seven wonders. I mean, yeah, the math works.

So the only one I know, like I know I know is the pyramids, right? The great pyramid

at Giza. Yep. You can still see it. So there's one that's still in existence. What else

you got? The other one I know is the lighthouse at Alexandria. Right. What are the chances

to see in that one? Zero. Yeah. I think some divers found the remains of some foundation

there in the harbor at Alexandria. Yeah. That one is that one is really gone. You'd have

to be a very talented diver to get a look at that now. So the other one that I kind of

I kind of know, but I don't really I'm looking at a list now and I can tell you that it's

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