Hello and welcome to this free podcast to hopefully make you aware of the fourth coming audio

book, The Ricky Gervais Guide to the Human Body. I think we covered everything. I think we covered

everything. Yeah, it's pretty, it's pretty in depth this one. Yeah, usually I've put a warning

on some of these. They shouldn't be used as part of a thesis, but I'm pretty confident that this

probably could help you pass a medical degree or biology degree. Yes. If you would have listened to

this, I'd say three or four times, you probably are. We certainly have way to being a doctor.

Halfway in the sense on the way to the surgery. Yeah, dribbling. Particularly if you follow any of

the procedures that we discuss, because some of them are quite... Wait, you're halfway on the way

to the doctor with a very sore ass. Exactly, exactly. We like we shouldn't give anything away.

It means having what we discuss. No, and we discussed that the body and mind. Let's not disconnect

the mind from the body. Please don't. And like Karl does, disconnects everything from everything

else. Like it's all functioning independently and having little arguments. Yeah, like this

is a potato head. He has a few arguments in this one. We would discuss it with himself in this

way. Well, mainly only as arguments with himself, because we don't listen. We were discussing

reminiscing, weren't we? One of the useful up shots of the brain and existence our time on

this earth is that we can look back at good times. And this is what Karl came up with.

When was the last time you reminisced? Well, my mum and dad have been around,

aren't they? So been reminiscing a lot. Yeah. What were you thinking about? We were just chatting

about tick tacks. One of the great memories, yeah. The tick tacks. Now, I used to love them

when I was younger. Yeah. We dad got a load of them. What, this year? No, no, years ago,

when I loved them, I said, I loved tick tacks me. He met one of his mates. He didn't

stick him from the sweet shop. No, no, no, no. He knew from mate who could get his hand on a load.

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