Okay, um oranges. How did they get their name? You might find out. Oh, no, I don't know

about that. We're in Jim Jeffries. I thought you were just going to go, um, hello, welcome

to the park oranges. How did they get their name with a the color first? Oh, great question.

Great guy. The other way. I don't know about that. I assume the color happened. And then

they said, and these things are orange. We should call them oranges. But who knows? They're

not called yellows. The fruit came first. The fruit came first. What it says here on

the internet, the guardian.com, the word came to the condition that existed before the old

French poem, Palm de Orange, or the Spanish nirangha with subsequent. Yeah, because there's

different ways to say orange in other languages. Right. So it's not like orange was the

first time someone saw an orange, because I think they're from China. But I'm not sure.

Orange is from China. Well, I'm pretty sure. Yeah. They grow in hot. Yeah, there's very

few fruits that are native to the United States, though. There's like a lot of berries,

like the blueberries and intimators. Yeah. Well, I wonder what fruit's native to Australia.

I don't know. They probably be something. It's not Walla Berry. Yeah. Then New Zealand

has the Kiwi Fruit. Kiwi Fruit. Oh, a big week for me. I mean, yes, I'm a very exciting,

very, very exciting. I haven't had an alcoholic beverage for a year. I'm bored. Got

I'm bored. But I'll tell you what, if you're out there and you're thinking of giving

up drinking, I'll tell you the upsides to it. Here's the big upsides to it. I haven't

woken up with severe shame in a year. That's good. Yeah, that's a real thing. I haven't

woken up in a fucking year where I'm going to apologize to people. Yeah, I think probably

about a year ago, around this time, I got a text from you in the morning. That was the last

time I drank. Oh, I'm glad I was at your rock bottom with you. Well, it wasn't a rock bottom.

...