Not too long ago, we did a, uh, a come on man episode. Do you remember that? We did. I do. That was a fun one. Is that the one where we were talking about like throwing gum in the urinal? Yeah, we were talking about just like things you see. People doing things that are just rude and stuff. You know, just like when they do things and basically the whole premise of that podcast was be better than this, right? Like stop doing that. Like what are you doing that for? and it was a fun podcast.

This one is not that, but it's definitely some sort of cousin of it. And what I mean is where the first one was about, come on, man, don't do that. This one's more about like, why do we all do this? You know what I mean? So it's just like, well, I was like, okay, we also had one that was we're idiots. And now I feel like we're going to, this one's going to be about we're all idiots. Kind of. Kind of. It almost has that. And for the record, not everything or example that we're going to be talking about today is something that we all do.

But it's prevalent enough that it warrants the, boy, more people do this than you, then you should.

Kind of like monkey see monkey do.

Kind of.

But like the gum in the urinal was a come on man because I believe that one out of every 100 dudes are jerk enough to spit their gum in a urinal. But if you went to the urinal and there was like 75 pieces of gum in there, then that would be, that would belong in this podcast, right? So that's what I'm saying. Okay. So that's sort of the. Okay. So we will still be touching on things that are like kind of rude. Yeah. We might be. Maybe. Yeah, I don't know. Which is, we'll see where we go.

Yeah, rude or not.

It's all subjective,

but there's no telling where we'll go as the jingle says.

That's right.

Yeah.

So we'll see.

It's in the name.

So this actually,

we had the idea for this one because I was telling you about a clip I had seen. And I'm likely going to butcher this,

but it really was about when America became a country,

it made the decision to differentiate itself with some nuances,

like going from the metric system to the imperial system.

Now, for the record,

I don't know if that's how it played out.

I don't know how feet and inches came played out. I don't know how feet and inches

came to be. What I do know is that I have 10 fingers, including my thumbs. I don't have 12.

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