Oh, hey, it's the lady with her overcoat sticking out of the car door.

Allie Ward, this is Ologies. I hope you have an appetite for airplane food like no other, astrobermetology. And it's delicious. Is it? Let's talk. But first, thank you to all. The patrons who were hungry for information about this Ology. You send in your questions ahead of time. You too can support Ologies and join Patreon.com slash Ologies for Elizabeth Buck a month.

Huge shout out to patron Jillian Dugan, who this week got an Ologies tattoo.

Jillian, it is wonderful to spend life with you.

I could not be more honored.

Also, thank you to folks out there in lower commitment, Ologies merch, from ologiesmerch.com, including

shirts and hats and totes. Smologies is our spin-off show of shorter kid-friendly and classroom-safe

episodes you can find wherever you get podcasts. Also, thank you to everyone who reviews the show.

I read them all, and they help so much to remind me I'm not recording in a dark room just for myself.

Like this week's from nature lover Katie Two Shoes who wrote,

Thank you, I am richer for your work.

And mushroom screams, I appreciate you taking ologies along on your owl banding trip.

Also, thank you to the sponsors of the show who make it possible for us to donate to a charity

of theologist choosing each week.

As long as I've got you in the giving mindset, I wanted to fill you in that from our

trolleyology episode in late August, the wonderful site Giving Multiplier set up a custom

ologies URL to donate to your favorite charity and then split

the donation with highly effective global charities. In those few months, ologites have raised

over $690,000 via give directly.org slash ologies. We will link it in the show notes. You have

helped lift 25 households out of extreme

poverty, provided 1,500 children's seasonal malaria prevention, given over 120,000 kids

vital vitamin supplements that have saved 70 kids' lives, plus so much more good I would need a

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