Doug bless you hellbent decklands. Welcome to the Blind Buy Podcast. I've received very

little sleep as a result of a coco that situated itself outside my window and it is cooking

co-throughout the night. Initially I was kept awake by the sound of his call but then

I started to feel sorry for the coco because they're not supposed to co-while through

the night. So I started to view him as a climate collapse coco who felt confused by the

temperature or some unknown magnetic force that caused him to co-throw the night. Then

I haven't listened to him call for about two hours. I stopped feeling sorry for him

and then began to resent the coco. Then I felt guilty because it's just a bard like

he doesn't know I have to go in and record a podcast, doesn't even know what a podcast

is. And then I started to gain respect for him because coco's got to decide their

own name. A coco's call was so annoying that humans just called a coco what the coco

called itself. The coco's name is Animatepeic in Germany they're called coco. In Italy

they're coco lo. In Russia they're coco schgatt but basically the coco was like I'm

a highly highly annoying bard and you're just gonna have to call me what I call myself

and you're gonna have to deal with that and humans went okay. Then I toss. Well guess

what now buddy we're after creating climate collapse and now you don't even know what time

of day it is so fuck you. Wait when then I start to think about one of my favorite things

about coco's the practice of egg mimicry. You see coco's laid their eggs in other

bard's nests right? One theory is that when coco's evolved the place and time where

they were there was a scarcity of nesting sites there wasn't enough trees or bushes

or whatever for bards to build their nests so the coco evolved this ability to lay eggs

that look exactly like the eggs in the host nest and it reminded me a bit of the current

...