And welcome to another episode of a Bacarcellus podcast.

We're back on what we like to do, which is bring people who are smarter than you and me to the table so we can actually learn something about what's going on in the world of politics. Today we have with us none other than Hans Nichols. First of all, Hans, where are you from? Seattle, Seattle area. If you're from Seattle, like, you kind of have to say Seattle area because you always meet

someone that says, like, oh, where in Seattle?

And, like, the more accurate, we just sold my mom's house, but she was out on Bainbridge Island,

which was an island, a commuter island off the coast of, in Puget Sound off Seattle.

Got you.

Don't you have, don't you have gooey duck out there?

Is that a a did i make

that yeah and if you're a bad kid like my brother and i were you can do gooey ducks are more on in

hood canal but when you're the proper way if you're a conservationist and people do eat gooey ducks

and the tribes um have a really good way of getting them out and it's like you know it sells for a lot of money

the proper way to get a gooey duck if you're ever out there's brink you'll see a gooey duck

popping his head out of the sand and it's more of like a mud flat because we don't really have sand

in there and you dig underneath it that poor gooey duck doesn't know anything about it and all

a sudden uh it knows that it's uh has a problem it sucks his head into the bi valve sucks itself in

and uh starts digging but when you're below it you get it when you're kid and you're not

necessarily a conservationist you grab onto the head and then the gooey duck has only one way to go

and that is to burrow itself down and then the head comes off. So both the

gooey duck die and you don't have necessarily a gooey duck to show for it. You can't eat the head,

but that's not the right way to hunt or harvest gooey duck. Look at that. You guys didn't know

you were coming to the show today, but they've learned about gooey duck, Gouye Duck are actually very valuable in Asia, right?

Don't they sell for a lot?

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