Hey everybody, Sam here. Hank was out sick a couple of weeks, so in order to get caught up

with our recording, this week we have a rerun for you. And in keeping with the theme of Kids Month,

it's about candy, which as you know, is a kids favorite food. We'll be back next week to

continue Kids Month in earnest, but until then, remember to check out youtube.com slash

SciShow Kids and share it with the kids in your life. See you next week.

Hello and welcome to SciShow Tangent! Since the lightly competitive knowledge showcase,

I am your host, Hank Green, and joining me this week, as always, is science expert,

Sarah Reilly. Hello. And our resident, every man, Sam Joltz. Hello. Guys, thanks for coming and

hanging out with me today. I think it's really important. What's your favorite drinkable candy?

You think it's really important? I think it's really important to my mental health. Oh yeah,

that's true. That's definitely true. My favorite, I was thinking about this today while I was

writing my poem. If soda counts as a candy, does soda is totally a candy. That's what I think too.

I'm glad that we're all on the same page, or at least me and Sam, wait, all right, back up,

is soda a candy. That's now the debate I have sensed in the room and we must go after it.

I explicitly wrote solid in my definition. Oh no. I'm candy. Because like there are

jellels and liquids. The gigasher's. Yeah, gushers are candy, but it's still solid, mostly.

Well, but what about those wax bottles that you bite the top off of them and just suck the insights

out? Exactly. Gross, therefore not candy. Oh no. All right. Those are fun. Those were what I was going

to say. If soda didn't count as a candy, I was going to say, I like those things. I used to really

love Mountain Dew, but it hurts. It physically hurts me to drink it now. Is it hurt in your nose?

Turn your throat. No, my muscles cramp. Not the intended effect of Mountain Dew, I don't think.

No, I don't think so. My stomach hurts. Yeah, so I do love a Coca-Cola.

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