Oh, hi, hey, it's that neighbor who just still needs some tips on how to start weightlifting.

Alliwort, it's me, I'm back.

Part two, raccoons, as promised.

So part one, last week, it features North America's most lauded and trusted raccoon expert,

Dr. Suzanne McDonald of York University.

She is on deck when everyone has raccoon questions, they call her.

We covered brainworms, we talked about their big, bushy, beautiful bottoms, if you should

keep them as pets.

So many noises that they make, we talked life advice, why they thrive in your driveway.

Onion repellent, bisexual iconography, how many are over our heads, just napping on

treelims on any given day, we talked about their two-month gestation periods, dick bones,

and how being a pro-synologist means just getting to watch hours of nighttime footage of

them eating chicken bones in your backyard.

But before we get into it, part two, I just want to thank everyone at patreon.com, such

allergies for supporting the show, costs as little as a dollar a month to submit questions

to theologist.

You get to be also the first to know and see behind the scenes photos whenever I take

an ambulance ride or have an ER trip in a concussion.

Doesn't happen often, but it happened last Thursday, so thanks patreon.

You knew what was going on first.

There are more details on my Instagram and at the end of the episode.

But I want to thank you all so much to everyone who passes along at these episodes and talks

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