Evening, it's the midnight air.

You know that.

You listen to it. But it's Tuesday, and maybe you forgot or don't know or you didn't look at the description on your phone. And we do a top 10. We run down just a random ass top 10 list of anything. So I hope that the day treated you well and you're winding down or if you're listening this at some other time in your life i hope that uh the stress is low and the happiness is high i wish that for you all right

go to daniel van kirk dot com if you want to come see me live and you can also at daniel vankirk

dot com suggest a city that i should go to and I'll try to make it happen.

This week, Fort Collins, Comedy Fort in Colorado, a couple weeks, Dayton, Kentucky, Comedy Festival.

A few weeks after that, Lafayette and New Orleans.

So get some tickets.

Tell some people.

If you don't live there and you have people who do, tell them to get some tickets.

Okay.

It is Tuesday.

Like I said, we do a top 10.

I'm going to jump into this because I feel like I'm

going to have a little something to say or a lot to say about every single one of these.

These are 10 bizarre, top 10 bizarre origin stories about your favorite foods. This is put together

by Eric Falvi. Comes from listverse.com.

It says food is the one constant that binds us all.

Every culture has its own style of cooking.

We assume that staple items in our own cuisine,

cuisine, have a deep history in our culture.

Shockingly, some of the foods we eat every day have wildly bizarre origin stories that you would never guess.

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