Every Thursday on the show, then we hear your facts, we're looking for them, and then we kind of grade them going for the great ones.

Fascinating.

Tear the midlings.

Mildly interesting.

And for the fact that's so boring, you would never tell, never partisan on to another human being, it would stop the conversation, ston cold dead.

All right, let's get into it.

What the fact is a little segment where we will judge your facts.

What the fact, baby.

What the fact baby?

Now, we just did a great one about Sir Isaac Newton.

Who knew he was the inventor of the cat door?

Just done some more research.

Sir Isaac Newton, famously calculated gravity, but he did he invent the cat door.

When Sir Isaac Newton was working on his experiments at the University of Cambridge,

it was constantly interrupted by his cat scratching at the door.

Come on, guys, I'm trying to nail gravity here.

He calls bloody hell, but he can't do that poo there.

So he called the Cambridge University carpenter to saw two holes in the door, one for the mummy cat and one for a kitten.

There go, hey presto.

Now only see nail gravity, cat doors.

Thank you, future life.

All right.

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