I'm not sure if I can do it.

I'm not sure if I can do it.

I'm not sure if I can do it.

Hello and welcome to another episode.

A no such thing as a fish, a weekly podcast this week coming to you from Ornmore and Glasgow, Scotland.

My name is Dan Schreiber and please welcome to this stage its Anagisinski, Andy Murray and James Horkin.

And once again we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts from the last seven days

and in a particular order here we go starting with you Andrew Hunter Murray.

My fact this week is that for just one penny you can rent a B for a month.

What are we doing here?

So what would you do with one B?

Well you make friends, you take it on expeditions.

So as we mentioned before on this podcast a lot of bees in America live on trucks and the reason

that they do, they lost the home, they're married broke in.

No it's because they move around the country all the time to because they rented out to pollinate crops

and they have this whole like basically a tall schedule where they move from area to area pollinating

a new crop every few weeks. And there's a massive crop, the Californian Almond crop,

almond and that needs one and a half million beehives which is a total of at least 30 billion bees

which is amazing. They all arrive around the same time and so they arrive, they pollinate the crop

and then they go and an American beekeeper whose name is Randy Oliver has calculated the cost of it

and he worked out that the cost is one penny, one US penny in fact so a bit less than an English penny

per B per month. One English penny would get you 1B for two months.

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