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And I'm looking at where he's going. He's going into the special end class. So my best friend in elementary school was a kid who was mentally challenged.

And I didn't even know I didn't fucking know. That's your heart.

So the reason why she was thanking me for being so nice to him is because he was the mentally challenged kid.

And this was my best friend. I had no fucking idea.

Hey, man, that's fucking sweet. In five, four, three, two, one. Hello, everybody. Welcome to another episode of the Genius Brain Podcast.

I'm your host, David So, and then we have Ed Park VP in the house.

Man, we just got done eating Shabu at a migrant and then it went away. So we're shooting a second one.

Nice. That's how it is. Yeah, I was telling you outside about how.

So we were having a conversation about basically how scary the ocean is.

Right. And a lot of people don't respect the ocean very much at all.

No, they, you know, we see these pictures of these beautiful beaches. We see these like pristine waters.

But you don't fucking know. There are creatures in that ocean that will literally kill you.

They don't know. Yeah, it's right. I think they said like the, what was the comparison of

how much the ocean is unexplored comparison? Oh, yeah. It was like 90, 95% of the ocean is unexplored.

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