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Mother Knows Death, starring Nicole and Jemmy and Maria Kukane.

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Let's get started with the story of the day.

This song is so unbelievable to me. So in Peru, this 28-year-old guy gets to the airport and they pull them aside at security because they're like,

your stomach looks a little bit too bulky, right? So then they take him back to do a search and when they lifted up his shirt,

they found that he had over 300 tarantulas strapped to his body. When you go to the airport,

I thought that you walked through some machine that gave you this low grade x-ray when you were

walking through just to check on every single person. You know that? that little machine that you have to like stand with your arms up and it

it looks like one of those entryways that you know when you go in a doorway and it's like a

glass revolving door.

Yeah, when you have to like hold your arms up all awkward.

Like doesn't everyone have to go through that at every airport or is that not a thing?

Well, I don't know at international airports if that exists there.

And also, I think they might have flagged him before he even got in the security line.

So.

Yeah.

I mean, just did he think he was getting away with this?

No.

So not only that. He had 320 tarantula strapped to his body,

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