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Hey everybody, it's Nick Layton

And it's Leah Bonema

And let's just get right down to it with our Moose Moosh.

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So for today's a Mooseboosh, I want to talk about witchcraft and poison and murder. But first, let's go to France. So, Leah, let me take you to Paris. Let's go to Paris. I'm ready. This is, I'm already blown away. I don't even have no idea where we're going. All right. Well, bonjour. Let's have lunch in Paris. And so let's go to a Michelin start restaurant and let's have lunch and we're sitting down. And so, Leah, we're dining. Where do you put your hands during this meal? Do you have them above your head like it's a touchdown? Do you have them out to the side like you're a scarecrow? Are they under the table?

Are they on the table? Are they in your hair? Where do you keep your hands? Remember, we're in France. What do you do in France? I'm pretty sure I can take above my head off the table and out to the side. Okay. Yeah. And on my hair. Those three I'm going to take off right away. Okay. So we're left with under the table or on the table.

I don't know how I'm going to take off right away. Okay. So we're left with under the table or on the table.

I don't know how I'm going to eat if they're under the table. And I feel like it would make me slouch. Well, like between eating, like when we're resting. We're waiting for a course to happen. You have a lot of places to put your hands. They're not being used at the moment. I mean, am I supposed to put them under the table in France?

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