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cheese in all the wrong places. I'm Emma Choi and this is Everyone and Their Mom.

Hi everyone, I'm Emma Choi. Welcome to Everyone and Their Mom, a weekly show for Weight Weight

Don't Tell Me. This week we're discussing the mysterious return of some long-lost notebooks with

comedian, weight weight panelist, and someone who I associate strongly with grilled cheese and tomato

soup. It's Emmy Blotnik. Hi Emmy. Oh my god, hi. I feel incredibly seen by that intro.

I thought you would. Emmy, I'm so excited to talk about this news.

Someone anonymously returned two of Charles Darwin's actual notebooks to the Cambridge University

Library after they frantically searched for them for 20 years. Did you see this? No one told me about

the notebooks. I was also looking for them. Oh no. Where were you looking for the notebooks?

I thought maybe they would be with my notebooks, but why would that be? You know? Yeah.

Let's talk about what really happened.

On a dark and stormy night in 2001, two of Charles Darwin's notebooks were stolen from

Cambridge University's library and just a reminder, Charles Darwin is that evolution nerd.

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