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Oh, good to have you on the podcast, Tim Allen.

I'm pretty politically divisive these days.

Not enough to not be on Disney Plus, though.

I don't think so, too.

Yeah, Disney's pretty pretty Tim Alleny these days.

Welcome to the minisode.

Yeah.

What do you go?

Cornerfest.

Cornerfest minisodes.

We've been doing rejected corners during the Cornerfest minisodes.

Cornerfest segments that were rejected from Cornerfest that were not even Cornerfest sized.

And this one is a little bit too close to other stuff that I was doing.

For some reason, this site seems to be down now. I'm working off an archive of it, the Natural History Museum of Utah. This is just from the other day, though, about experts finding these mushrooms that cause like very specific hallucinations. Have you guys heard about this? I think I've read what you're about to go through. It's not what I have for today. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So basically in Papua New Guinea, yeah, yeah. So in Papua New Guinea in 1934, there were these mushrooms that

they found called Nanda, uh, that would make people go crazy. And they would like change their

mood. And they would have mushroom madness crazy and they would like change their mood and they would have

mushroom madness and it would be about lilliputian imagery like apparently it is a psychiatric

syndrome where you see little people going around and like interacting with the real world environment.

I've always little,

like tiny little people.

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