We're moving on from that. That's the first thing of the year. That's a,

2020 stepping into the limelight in a way that's kind of, we thought this was busson, correct?

That's fine. I think I'll probably play a gunshot.

Okay, we got to give this a bussen, and we do have to move on here. There's some really important stuff to cover.

For example, in Baltimore, Maryland, still in January, the first month of the year,

the first successful transplant of a heart from a pig to a human occurs.

Whoa.

Yeah.

In Baltimore.

So someone's walking around like, I know,

pigs heart and me, hon.

They got some squee in their step.

I guarantee that person,

the first thing they do is,

they're going to the bar and soaking themselves in beer and gin because they think that this is going to make them indestructible

when it comes to alcohol.

I would be very curious to see if the pig heart makes them act more pig-like.

Yeah.

There's no medical reason that it should, but this has also never, like, been tested before.

Who's to say that they're not going to get this thing and then start rolling around in the mud?

If your friend gets a pig heart transplant, you might maybe just try to tickle them in the stomach a little bit,

let's see if they make a squeeze out, you know?

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