Ask Sam: Grandpa's Rhubarb

Outside/In

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Society & Culture, Documentary, Natural Sciences, Nature, Science

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Sam answers questions about rethinking the toilet, line-dry laundry, rhubarb, and sleeping mosquitoes. Find moreOutside/In. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Okay, hey everybody.
0:04.3	Hey, hey Sam.
0:06.3	uh, we should introduce ourselves, which we always forget to do.
0:09.4	I'm Sam Evans Brown.
0:10.4	I'm Justine Paradise.
0:11.7	I'm Jimmy Gutierrez. And we all work on Outside In.
0:14.1	We do. So we're going to answer some ask Sam questions. In particular, because we got a
0:18.6	voicemail recently that sort of annoyedly asked why we aren't answering any of the questions that are
0:23.8	piling up in the inbox. We're not answering the questions? I thought we answered the
0:27.1	question. That's a spicy ask Sam. Sam what are you doing with my
0:31.7	questions? What is wrong with you?
0:33.0	Why are you lazy?
0:35.0	Why do geese make ves?
0:36.0	Does a bubble bee sneeze?
0:37.0	Can a person eat trees?
0:38.0	In a polar bear, it freezes.
0:39.0	Is a kitty stone kind of like a pearl and a clam?
0:41.0	But I don't know, ask Sam.
0:43.0	I feel like that's the first time I've actually heard is a kidney stone like a
0:46.0	pearl and a clam.
0:47.4	The answer to that I think is yes.
0:49.8	Oh, no.
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