What it is, you know what it is. It's Tyrus. The Tim and I decided to put out one of our

favorite past episodes this week for you. So sit back, relax and enjoy the episode of Tyrus

and Timp. Enough said. What it is. Welcome to another exciting adventure of Tyrus and Timp.

I am still on my powerful pre workout post workout. So if I bite the microphone off, it's not personal.

I, um, yeah, there was an article in the Daily Mail about someone who has lexical

goose tutorials in Estesia, which I have. Yeah. I saw that article. I brought it up to you

before about it. It means I can taste words. Like you have another skill. Yeah. So it's,

they called it like a condition, but I never thought about it that way because

I've always been this way. So I, so for the listeners, well for the listeners at home,

just explain a little bit what lexas. When I hear or read certain words, not all words,

but certain words, they evoke a specific taste. And I first, I first realized that when I was

learning how to read, like, well, I first started talking about it. I was learning how to read

in like whatever first grade. And I was like, yeah, you know, that wasn't taste like this. And my

mom was like, no, like, I don't know you're talking about. And then it wasn't until I was in college.

And I realized it had an actual name. And I've had friends who will read, like, test me the same

words to see if I'm making it up because they don't. They always have the same taste. So like,

this is awesome. How do you know if you have this? Well, you just, you just do you'd like

certain words, like, let me just try before we give you your awesome power. Maybe I have it too.

Okay. All right. Give me a word. Word. Because to me that clear, that clearly tastes like

Mandarin oranges. No, while I taste my mouth, the word choice tastes like Burger King

onion rings. Damn it. What? Yeah. Devon tastes like a crispy fried chicken. Not fried chicken,

but like a crispy crispy chicken. One more time. But I don't, I, it doesn't look good. I'm

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