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In my experience, sloths can go one of two ways with people. I personally find them very cute. I really like the slow-thing kind of residedness, the sleepiness, if you will, of sloths.

And the baby sloth is also probably one of the most cute babies in the animal kingdom,

I would say. I do have many friends, however, who aren't a big fan of slots for whatever reason that might be. I think perhaps they find them a little bit

creepy in the way that they move too slow.

Um, I think one of my friends once said it was their sort of long claws that they didn't like.

But, honestly, I don't know how you can look at the little cute face with a fur around the rim,

and not think that they're one of the most magnificent and joyful-looking animals within the animal kingdom.

Hello, by the way.

My name's Andrew.

Thanks for joining me this evening.

Tonight, are we talking about sloths,

and I think sloths is quite a nice topic to enter into sleep with, as they are probably the most archetypal animal of sleep that there is.

At least they have a reputation of being so.

Now, I don't actually know very much about slots.

I've seen them before in a zoo a long time ago.

And I think I've watched a few programs about slots in my time,

but I've actually retained very little information about slots themselves.

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