Hello Justin, welcome to the midroom.

Oh, now, gentlemen.

Oh, a lot, gentlemen.

Oh, let's see here.

I got two little quick ones for me.

The first one I got a bit by a parakeet at my mother-in-law's house because he was trying to get my

Eusell's chicken.

That's where the fight?

I mean look I got aside with the parakeet on this one. Isn't that cannibalism in a way?

Isn't it though? Just a little bit like my mother-in-law was like, oh yeah no, it's got chicken. She'll bite you and I'm like what do you mean she's like oh yeah that's like her crack food

if she sees it she'll hop across the room until she gets to the closest person and just

die for it now is this specifically Ezels or anyone's fried chicken?

If it's Ezels or heaven's said.

Well, that's the same thing.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Seriously, so even the parakeet, it's like, I don't care about KFC, I don't need bojangles, if you got heaven-scent,

to resales, I'm on it.

I kid you not, when I was working in the detail shop, I remember looking over, there was a whole whole group of birds they were all pecking at something and I shoot him away and it was another one of their little brethren that was laying down there all the skeleton. They are cannibalistic, they do not care.

I'm in the pigeon. But, but if you eat a monkey is that cannibalism like I mean you're

we're all primates but if I eat a gorilla I'm not a cannibal I'm just a horrible human being

a lot of people struggle even if you're hunters with eating priming

Mike. We saw that pigeon flying to the building here and die it hit the ground the next time we went outside

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