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You are listening to Keep Canada Weird, a weekly weird news roundup by the nighttime podcast.

Hello listeners and welcome back to the weekly Keep Canada Weird discussion series.

If you're new here, Keep Canada Weird is the venue in which my pal handsome Aaron Airport and I seek out and explore the more offbeat Canadian news stories from the past week.

In tonight's episode, which you recorded on July 16 of 2023, Aaron and I talk about the world's largest toothbrush collection.

We'll hear about why visitors of the Toronto Zoo are being asked to not show gorillas videos from their phones.

And then we'll get caught up on the story of that bar inside the Toronto Police Station. Let's get into it.

Handsome Aaron Airport, let's start by giving you a platform to complain about the temperature of the room you're in. How do you feel today?

I'm glad we're starting off with this topic.

It doesn't quite fall into the realm of Keep Canada Weird's contents normally.

Well, I don't know. You're acting weird. I think you have heat stroke.

I think I do. I mow the lawn in the intense heat today and not because I was like, oh, I'm going to mow the lawn in the heat.

But it's because I have to be strategic about the days that I pick to mow my lawn because I have to pick two days in a row.

Because I can only do one side one day and one side the other day. I think I've mentioned this before.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. We've been through this more times than we should be.

But so today I was like, if I'm going to get the mowed lawn in two consecutive days, I have to go today.

And then I so that I can do tomorrow and then it'll stay even.

So I did it and it was boiling hot. It's the hottest day of the year, I think right now.

I don't know. It feels like it anyway. You may be warm, but you're safe.

And that's more than we can say for a lot of the people we're going to be hearing from and talking to you tonight.

Because you know, our episodes we often talk about how they, without our input or direction, they find themselves in a theme more times than not.

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