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These are names you can't use for your baby. It's about to have a baby in the United States. You can't name your baby king. You can't name your baby queen. You can't name your baby Jesus Christ. For some reason, you can't name your baby the three, which is the Roman New World Three. Yeah. Don't know why. Santa Claus. You can't name your kid Santa Claus, you is the letter, Roman, Roman, Roman, Rule, three. Yeah, don't know why.

Santa Claus, you can't name your kid Santa Claus, you know.

Majesty.

Adolf Hitler.

That's fine.

By the way, these are ruled by courts in the U.S. too.

Adolf Hitler.

Messiah, the at symbol.

And why not 1069?

Yeah, I saw that and I wondered what the significant...

Did you type in 1069 somewhere, figured out what that's about?

Yeah, let me look here.

And why just three?

1069 is illegal in some U.S. states because courts have ruled that names cannot be comprised of numbers.

This is due to potential confusion and the practical difficulties of using a numerical name

in legal and administrative context.

Oh, in 1976, a North Dakota man, Michael Dengler attempted to change his name to 1069.

So that's right.

It was ruled that way.

But his request was rejected by a state court. So it's just basically numbers. But it's written down as that guy. In North Dakota. And the ad symbol is obvious. I'm sure there's more than one person tried to name their kid at the ad symbol, which is dumb as hell. Oh. And why three? Yeah. The Roman. Very specific numbers. Three. There's a lot of guys. There's guys called Trey when they're the third, you know, yeah, right. It'll be blah, blah, blah, blah. But that's a nickname. You can name anybody. The third. Yeah. You can have at the end of your name, the three, because that's what it officially would look like on a birth certificate.

And then you're always named Trey.

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