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Do we want to call an audible here and run with this? Like you guys call up flexing your intelligence.

The fact that you know that most don't.

We just went around the room if you want to get in on this one 855 birth show.

I eat walnuts every day.

But I'm not really sure what a walnut is, actually.

So I Google it during the show because we're very busy in here.

And found out that walnuts are not actually nuts at all.

Walnuts are the seeds of a fruit called a droop.

D-R-U-P-E.

Now you know.

So they're a droop nut?

A droopy nut.

A droopy nut.

That's sad.

That is.

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