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Okay, Reg, it's time to tuck you in for the night!

Are you sure you don't want an actual bad Reggie? I mean, this window ledge of Mindy's

Gingerbread House seems a little precarious.

Oh, no, it's fine, Guy Ross. Reggie always sleeps out here on the ledge. Yeah, all the pigeons

are doing it these days, plus I reinforced it with honey to make it extra sticky so he

won't fall off. Okay. Then I lit up all the honey because it looked so good. Oh.

And then I had a barf at all back up on the ledge or it wouldn't be sticky enough to hold

him on. What? So now the whole thing is reinforced with sticky honey bar fat and pending, and

there's no way that Reggie is going to fall off this ledge in the night.

What is disgusting Mindy? Which brings us to the bedtime portion of this nightly tuck

in? Hey, Guy Rossi, you want to listen to the story? I can get you a little blanket

to snuggle in next to Reggie. On this honey and vomit covered ledge? Reggie says he'll

happily take you under his wing so you don't get sticky. Oh, okay, thanks, Reg. And just

climb up through the window here and then hold on to Reggie's feathers, okay?

Are you sure this is a good idea, Mindy? Yes, of course. I'm not sure this is a good idea,

Guy Rossi. Now jump out the window. What? On to Reggie. Just not letting under his wing

over there. Oh, okay. Now, is everyone cozy? I feel like a baby bird. Okay, now that we're

all settled in, I'll begin the bedtime story. It's called The Three Bees by Jonathan Patrick,

a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Oxford's Department of Zoology and Hamish

Simington, a graduate student of the University of Cambridge. Wait a minute, the University

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