P.K.A. 766. I think our guest, King Trout, will be here soon, had an Uber issue. He was a last

minute fill in. So thank you to him for that, Taylor. This episode of PKK is brought to you by

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favorite bugs.

I got everyone on Team Mosquito.

You made a compelling point, yeah.

I'm not on Team Mosquito.

Team Mosquito might have the most kills, but those aren't whites.

Okay, those are poor brownies in foreign countries and people from olden times.

Folks like us don't die malaria.

Olden days, where they were building the Panama Canal. They were dying. Look up the Panama Canal death rate. No. It's insane. I bet there were a lot of white people in the Panama Canal. And other people. That was old in time. Okay, okay. Modern whites. We have no issues with malaria. It doesn't, like Western whites, whites we're good so the mosquito is a minor annoyance that can be corrected with there's a host of sprays candles

and and and electronic duichies hydroxychloroquine is that for malaria um that is your or wait no no

that was a different thing right is it not i'm not up to There's Medicaid. There's anti-malarial agents. Like, like, there's definitely something to, like, treat malaria. So it's just not an issue for us. The Hornet, however, live here in Georgia, and I've always, whenever I've encountered Hornets, it's terrifying. And it's not the kind of like, oh, look at them

over there. You'll see a wasp nest with 30 wasps on it. They'll be all angry. And it's like,

oh, almost bumped into those. As long as I stay over here, though, they won't bother me at all

unless I bother them. Hornets on the other hand are territorial. They'll swarm you in numbers

that seem inconceivable. They will grab onto your

car and just attack your vehicle and try to get you. We had one, we were building a new house

and staying at our old house. And in the driveway of the new house, there was a hollowed out oak

with a huge Japanese hornet nest inside of the, like an opening in it. So you really couldn't get to the whole nest.

So what dad would do every day when he left the work site, which was our new house to be,

he'd roll the window of his truck down and give it a couple blasts of his 12 gauge.

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