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Hey, Bananemals. You're listening to a very special bananas mini-sode. I'm Scotty Landis.

I'm Kirk Brown, all right? They're little. They're your stories. They're mini-sodes.

Thank you for sending in such great stories. More bananas the better. We, ever since we got the

bananas phone, bananas phone has been a real treat. Keep sending me texts. Keep giving me calls.

Thanks for all these wild stories, guys. Everybody also claims that they had somebody named

Lamonjilo and Arangelo in their school. I feel like this is the new my hometown is the

meth capital of America. There's no way that everybody has somebody in their school named

Lamonjilo and Arangelo spelled lemon, jello, and orange, jello. I know it's the best fake names ever,

but guys, I've gotten this from 25 people because you know I love names. I've seen it. I have seen it

in DMs as well. People are all convinced. It is fascinating that you once you have repeated

thing as a memory enough times, it just becomes real for you. Yeah. So weird the way memory works

that way. It's great. It happens all the time with me with stand-up stuff where it's like a story

that I've told a specific way for stand-up where like a key detail has been changed better for the

stage. Then I start thinking that's how it happened and I can see it in my head and everything. It's

really creepy. Oh yeah. And it's no shots fired at all. We all understand nobody is saying I

taught them or I know them. Everybody's just saying my cousin taught or my friends. It's that thing

we're in them up until cell phones and the internet. Everybody's cousin had a great story and it

turns out that all of our cousins were telling us the same exact story. Exactly. So we got to go. Yeah

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