Sweet like honey.

And welcome back to the poor Pearls Almanac.

This is your host, Andy, and along with my loving and supportive co-host, what's your name?

We've known each other since we were six years old. Today we're talking about everyone's favorite fake catastrophe, honeybees.

Yeah, save the bees doesn't mean just honey bees, but I love those buzzy boys. They fly around and pollinate flowers and make honey. It's

nice, right? Yeah. Give me some of that honey up in my camadmeal tea and on my biscuits, y'all. It's

delicious. Honey is the maple syrup of insects. It's like xylem and phloam juice of bees. Good analogy.

So if you're a beak, then this episode will probably be mostly stuff you're familiar with. For new folks, we're getting down and dirty with the basics, like Elliot's old, stripped down 92 Honda Civic. Manual windows, manual locks, everything. Spray campaign optional.

Shitty, reggie weed, mandatory right so bees what are they uh like

if i had to do it like describe them poorly it would be like butt-stabby sky caterpillars yes but also

no honey bees are technically and by technically, absolutely, a type of insect,

a class of the living creature that has like these three body parts, six legs, two antennae,

and an exoskeleton primarily made of chidden. Further, bees are part of the order hymenoptera,

which includes soft flies, wasps, bees, and ants.

Now, this is all really important for beekeeping.

Like, I'm not just doing this to read Wikipedia.

It's quite important.

So, we'll get there.

You brought up flying ants, and as you would say, that would be...

Flats.

Yeah, I was a toss-up.

Nice little layup there for you, bud.

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