You're listening to an Airwave Media Podcast. Hello, Bodecious, and brilliant brain Biscuits.

Welcome to Good Job, your weekly Quiz Show and off-beat trivia podcast. This is

episode 76 and of course I'm your humble host Karen and we are your darling

and sometimes dopey double duo digging for delicious data and details.

I'm Colin. I'm Dana. I'm Chris. So I have something we have the occasionally

recurring segment in the headlines in the news and I saw a piece of news

that reminded me of the good old good job brain podcast.

Yeah Chris you like send a very passionate email to all of us when you read this.

It was yes if you were a long time listener or you know just because you know about these sorts of things.

Kope Luak which is the coffee, the Indonesian coffee that is tasty and delicious and the most expensive.

The most expensive coffee anywhere.

And it is all these things because or perhaps in spite of the fact that it is passed through the entire digestive tract of the

sieve it cat, a weasel-like animal that eats the coffee fruit and poops the coffee beans.

And that's where it's collected.

Then they collect the poop and they wash, the beans are not digested,

but they are, the structure of them is changed somehow

through the passing through and the bacteria and the gut and the intestines or whatever it is

It is actually made more delicious

It is it is a delicious type coffee and all the Civic Hat thought it was doing was you know eating fruit and having like the worst cornpoops basically.

But here's the thing so now that you've heard it on good job brain and in various other places demand is increasing for copie

Lewack people want to try this but the problem is okay sure you're paying hundreds of dollars an ounce for coffee that has been

pooped out the but hole of some exotic animal, but how do you know?

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