Episode 166 - Culture!

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Calm. I was just amazed. So I've been told this even told by my daughter Leila that I'm very low energy. Yes.

You need to speed it up.

I need to I need to a kick in the pants. Yeah. So why am I low energy?

Let me tell you a story. So there's just thing called cellular respiration. There's

this thing called cellular respiration. No, I just wore out been doing a lot. Live has been doing a lot. So this episode's gonna be a little short. And next week. Wow, we can't really promise we're gonna put out an episode. I doubt we are. Yeah, we have like, as soon as Leila gets out of school, we have to throw some food in our faces, and go straight to rehearsal and we're gonna be there until like 10 at night. And then that's all Monday through Thursday. And then on

already have a pretty okay. She does. I've had him for like, four hours.

You got over school years like, yeah, pajama pants time. She has been working on a new cosplay.

Yes. So I got the fabric yesterday. And I was supposed to get here on Saturday, today's Friday. And obviously, Fun Fact, Friday. So it got here Thursday. And I was like, hey, it's early. But I didn't have any plans to do anything with it because I had stuff to do. Right. So I got out my patterns today. And I cut it all out. And I'm sewing it together right now. I just need to. I'm making a hoop skirt. So it has to have the bones in it. Yeah, that makes the shape shape. Yeah. And I ordered those

it's interesting stuff.

I kind of yeah,

this this was this one's gonna be big. It's gonna be a big one. It's got like a big old like, fluffy. I want a split skirt on it. I haven't said anything that you haven't said. Okay. What that it's got a big old fluffy skirt. Yeah,

so it's kind of hoop skirt. Well, yeah, it could have been a flat skirt. You never know. Why

would. why would why would you need the boning if you don't if you don't have any shape to it. Anyway, anyway, calmed well edited out. Nobody will know totally. So yeah, this week we're gonna be talking about cultural practices. Yeah. Some of them are like endangered traditions is how the other websites that we're pulling from you know, word it medium.com and the culture trip.com The links will be in the show notes of

I was lost for a second. I didn't know where it was. Oh my gosh, this organized. Hold on. I gotta control plus this stuff. What? I can't see it. My eyes aren't Oh,

I usually I use the mouse wheel.

I don't I left my eyes inside. Yeah. I have glasses. Alright, what's your understanding?

So what's your story? Well,

I have a free engagement rings two couples who include cats in their plan for wedding proposal in December. So I think there's this brand named Felix cat insurance. Okay. And if you have a cat in your proposal picture or whatever, and your plans and send it to this, and you when you get a free engagement ring. Oh, so

that's kind of like the Garfield thing. Oh, yeah, so we were watching what's it called? Trailers, movie trailers and new animated movies coming out next year. Yeah, yeah, this year next year, you

can send in clips of your cat being like Garfield, because it's like his origin story or whatever.

Yeah, don't include in the movie. My theory is that Garfield is gonna start off, you know, just a normal cat. But like over time, he's gonna watch a bunch of videos of cats being lazy and and you know, like Garfield, and he's gonna like get influenced by mad Oh hold on, let me stop this music. We we really need rap music folks. So it's got to be like intense just like blue or red and then like, you know, for real? Yeah. Okay, so good rant away.

You know it makes me mad. Chris Pratt. Chris Pat if you're watching

know Chris Pratt is unknown listener to Fun Fact Friday.

Yeah, actually low. Not really. He's got

kids that were probably actually like it. We should try to mount a get credit press Chris Bratton to listen to our show. Campaign.

Yeah, I don't hate anyone. But he just has stolen so many like rolls. He hasn't stolen them. It's just he is them. And it makes me mad.

He's doing a lot of voice roles. Mario

is an American. So

Mario,

he's supposed to be like, it's I mean, your Mario not? Yo, it's me, Mario. You know?

I'm making beats. So, okay. My thing is that Mario has had a voice actor. Right. And I cannot remember his name. I'm going to look it up while I'm talking. But he's got an established voice actor. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm just gonna like, like Mario 64 I'll just look that up on the internet database here. And it's gonna get ya, Marinette. Yeah, Charles martinet. Martin. He's Mario. He was at the Galaxy con. I think.

He was, I think definitely Chris Pratt wasn't, but he's gonna be Garfield. Bless you. He's going to be Garfield. And it makes me mad because he's like, you're so many characters at this point. Now is the

Garfield voice actor. not around anymore. I wonder if he's around anymore. Let's see gar feet not Andrew Garfield.

He's so weird looking.

He's He's okay, so Oh, Eric Garfield and friends. Garfield and friends. Garfield to me. Yeah, is Lorenzo music Lorenza I don't know if he is still around. So let's see. No, he's not around any.

But they couldn't have gotten someone that sounded like him. Yeah,

but you know, it's, it's okay. They grabbed CRISPR on an animated movie I don't think like I understand like, if you liked the, the way a certain actor looks, yeah. Then you know, getting them or how they act on stage or screen and their other presences and all that stuff stuff. But like, voice actors, there's like so many good voice actors out there. That aren't really screen actors, but they do so good with their voice. Look into you, Kyle. I was gonna say chi labour

Felix is a cat insurance company. So it's pet insurance but just for cats. Oh, back to the zoo.

If that was not a native ad for the new Garfield movie, I promise no.

But we were watching stuff last night and we were like, oh, it's pretty cute. It's got Chris Pratt in it.

So out of all of the animated movies that we saw ads for on this trailers where we were just watching trailers. Every single one of them had a butt joke.

Oh my gosh.

Every single one of them.

We watched the trolls trailer, and I was like, it's just about humor.

Oh, yes. It's just, it's just and

then we started paying more attention. We started like saying but humor to every one of the trailers. Because it Yeah, because something about it. Yeah. Even just the animated ones.

So like that didn't I don't remember that being a thing of kids movies when I was like, I really don't remember that being a thing. But I don't

know. Maybe they're just like, what's with kids?

What's hip with the kids? These

kids got much right.

But yeah, but most folks, yeah. So yeah, it just it just, it was funny because we we joked about it on the first trailer and then next trailer had it and the next trailer had the next I was like, wow. So yeah. Anyway, we

watched some someone look really good. My goal was to some back to news,

practice. Okay, so you're all done? Yeah. Okay. So mine is is a good news story from I believe India. Yeah, in India, there were a bunch of abandoned wells, like, you know, water wells. And a lot of them had, like, become like trash dumps, like, they dried up. So they, like people just started throwing their trash in there. Yeah. Well, there was like a revitalization process that went on. You could have warned me or lowered your heel. Sorry.

I have aggressive sneezes.

So yeah, the wells, they went and got took all these like, abandoned wells, and revitalize them, like, gave them new new pipes and spread the piping system around to get new. Better water, you know, to actually get water back into the wells. And then they decorated them in Fun, fun ways. Like one is like, a fun fun ways. One looks like a like a Christmas package with ribbons on it. And one of them's like a tea cup with a big old spoon leaning on it. And it's just neat. It's a

I love hearing something someone else's says and I'm like, I'm gonna start saying that. That's funny. Oh, no. Like someone that was just in the hallway the other day and someone says something questionable. And he was like, check with that.

Streaming. I'm gonna turn the heater off. I'll be right back.

Okay. Yeah, it's getting a bit steamy in here. So I one thing that I wanted to talk about were the grading systems of different countries. Have you heard about this?

Wasn't ready. I wasn't ready for a

question yet. hit your head on the mic.

So yeah, I did I hit my glasses on my on my my pop filter. Mine inside. So the grading. Do you mean? Like the the slope of land? Or do you mean like, yeah. No, do you mean grading of scores in schools? Right? Yes. Yes. All right. Well, carry on. Carry on, carry on, then.

Here we go then. So I figured out that like a lot of European countries have a very more like lenient grading score than we do. Okay. So like, like, here we have 190 is an A 90 to 80 is a B, I thought this was like the standard. Okay. It's like a 10 point scale, or sometimes a seven point scale.

So what is it over there?

Well, it's different in like every country, but the one that I found interesting was Scotland. Okay. 70 to 100% is an A Hmm, so all the way from 70 which is a see a very low C

seven D is a low C and Merica Yeah. Yeah. can actually be can actually be a D depending on the scale. Yeah, because I'm when I was in school, we were on a seven point scale. So every seven points you lost a letter grade, or gained, depending on which direction you're going. But um, yeah, so 93 was the lowest a you could get and then you know, go down from there. And oh

my gosh, so that makes you think you can get all the way down to a C and you can pass and be accepted by universe Are cities that's a 50 fly.

Something's buzzing around. What?

Where's it scary? It sounds really loud so I feel like it's big. Is it? Is it in here or is it other? I heard it. It's like right next to me

Oh, that doesn't sound like fly. Fly. I'm scared. That sounds like a bee. Okay, pause Okay, we gotta pause

Okay, we have concluded it's a horse fly. I'm scared to horse fly. bites it has teeth.

Oh my gosh, I'm so I have to kill this thing. Yes. Oh my gosh. Okay, hitting pause again. Okay,

we got him this is now Fun Fact Friday with Leila the horse fly got dad. He got he got bit and then turned into a horse fly. So those two more slides.

Fun Fact Friday with horse flies back with worthless so that was about 10 minutes. Oh, well, unexpected adventure. This little guy was messing with us.

He was he was goofing around. Yeah.

I tried to I want to I wanted to catch him. I was gonna put them in a cup and then like, hold him up to the mics to get hear how loud he was. But here

I can I can give you an accurate representation

Yeah, this tiny little studio is like, was running back and forth, back and forth. And

we got solid and it was like,

Oh my gosh, the horse fly incident. I know. Right, Episode 166. All right. So what were we what were we doing before we were so rudely interrupted by horsefly

I was talking about grades, but I think I was like finished. Wrapping up.

So. Oh, yeah, here we go. So there are traditions, cultural traditions from around the world. That is a little odd. A little odd. One of the ones here in America that the rest of the world thinks is odd. Is Groundhog's Day. Really?

Yeah, well, yeah.

1887 is when it started. It's on February 2. And yeah, the nation I think we've gone over this before in a previous episode, but yeah, we got new listeners. So essentially, the this this council of the groundhog. Punxsutawney, Groundhog clubs in our circle, are a group of dedicated men who according to tradition, tend to tend to the groundhog while dressed in black suits and top hats have a lighthearted Groundhog Day celebration. Every year ceremony not celebration

think if the person does a good job, and you're at a place where they actually do it, and you're like, you know what? Good job and you give them like two bucks. That's fine. I don't like the would you like to pay 20%? So 100% Okay, so

there's, there's different there's different methods? Okay. So like, if, if I go somewhere? And okay, so where we're at North Carolina, they have I don't know what it is now. But back when I was waiting tables, it was $2.13 is what you would actually get paid by the company you worked for to work. But then in that case, it's good to have tip you got to keep well, that's that's the minimum wage in the state if and like I said, it might have gone up since then. I don't think it has

I'm impressive the guys that can like carry stuff on their arms. Yeah,

I used to. I used to carry five plates running up my arm. And then the other hand, I could carry five mugs from the bar, nice, the big the big heavy mugs. And you get you get pretty strong waiting tables. If you're at a place they have to carry all that stuff out. And then your balance gets really good. But yeah, so tipping. If If I would have gotten if they would have like said, oh, you know, why doesn't Outback just pay

okay, you know what I think is stupid. What's do you need to raise minimum wage? I have argued with people. I

would love to go into a long conversation about you about this with you. But not on Fun Fact Friday. Okay, I'm writing this down. I'm gonna get my notepad here and I'm gonna write an open, get my boogie board. I'm writing this down. We're gonna have a discussion. It'll be a bonus episode. Yeah,

I'm gonna give you a little sum up of my ideas on this, okay,

from the 13 year old leader who's never had a job. Gotcha. Yeah.

The more money people are getting as a minimum, the more money's in circulation. So that means things are gonna go up in price, and she's gonna keep going.

Your conclusion is correct, but your mature. causation is not. But like I said, we will go into a full minimum. We're gonna do a bonus episode. When we have like a week, she's got a week off of school two weeks off school for Christmas. We're gonna have a conversation. We're gonna have a conversation. Yes.

We should make that a Patreon episode. No,

we're not charging for episodes ever. Yeah. Oh, well, sorry about that under donations. Okay, so that's something yeah, let me write it down. Because you're not good at remembering. Oh my gosh, I'm so bad. When I'm in like performing mode. My memory is terrible. So go ahead and read us one of Your your fun facts about cultural stuff. So

there's a poetic duel. Like an Epic Rap battle?

A poetic duel. Yes. An epic. What are you talking about? Oh,

like a slam poetry.

Okay. That's kind of what this is. Well, yes, slam poetry exists all over the world. What are you talking about? A duel? So it's like slam poetry but but dissing each other? No. So it's more like a competition.

So this is what it says. Just picture an Epic Rap battle. Now imagine it's Greek fibrotic poetry and performance a violent or loot in the background? I want to go see. I want to go see this. I think it'd be funny if we ever went to like, what is it Greece,

we need to we need to find if they've recorded or written any of this down on me and you need to like go back and forth with the loot in the back.

We need to find something that pleases the loot. Like, satisfies the performance improvised rhyming couplets on specific themes within a strict time constraints. So

it's an epic rap battle.

It's an epigraph exactly

what it is. Yeah. So I heard one time awesome that when two rappers get into a beef with one another, and like, right, distracts you know, that essentially it's just two guys writing poetry to each other. Yeah,

pretty much. I think it's funny.

That was funny. Okay, I was gonna I was gonna say that one thing I was I was gonna say that because that's what was the other one that I thought was so interesting. Shadow No, no, sorry. This is this is riveting. Okay, the Turkish oil wrestling festival so what a couple this this has been going on since 1346. Making it the longest standing annual sporting event in the history of the world. Oh my gosh. 1346 This thing's been going on every year. Hold on. I gotta do some math pill pill a

677 years Yep. Each

that's too many one on one oily battle. What is decided by the pet Pehlivan. Who can pin the other for the long for a long enough so basically, we're just trying to pin each other, but they're all oiled up. So it's like we haven't traditionally yet well, there is a there's a thing. I don't know if they still do it, but they used to make the teachers at the high school it was a yearly thing during like spirit week, they had to catch a greased up pig. They, they would go out

Oh my gosh, this is like terrifying.

was just like a little, a little baby. Not baby pig, but you know, like a little small pig. Pig thinking oh my gosh.

I'm gonna get oil over me. Oh

my gosh. I'd be like sliding around if I was the pig, but yeah, like I didn't I'd never heard of this oil wrestling. Just a couple of couple of dudes with some oil Wrestlin

Christina Aguilera.

No, Christina Aguilar was well, she always looked oily back in the day. Yeah. And the music videos and stuff. Alright, what

else got moving museums?

A moving Museum? Okay. So

there's these moving museums. All right. On July 17 of every year, the guy on festival in Kyoto in central Japan, culminates with a grand possession of Yama. Hueco floats known as moving museums, with gorgeous drape decorations. The floats are paraded through the main streets of central Kyoto.

Cool, so like, and it's like a museum. Yeah. And it moves. It's mobile.

So these are four protected spirit through music, dance and worship. Okay, these are really cool. They look cool, too.

Neat. That was that was on medium.com. Yeah. Okay. So here's one and I will story after it. Every year in Catalonia, Spain, there are festivals in which people come together to build a colorful and ridiculously tall human towers that scare old cast hills. Which means castles and catalog that's very cast Hills castles ogen kattiline. These cast Hills can be anywhere between six to 10 levels high and consist of 100 to 500 men, women and children are supported by nothing other

Apparently it is so spent like a full night walk. It is like

four hours long. And I enjoyed every minute of it. My

gosh, he was like he was like coming here. I was

like trying to get them to come watch. It was me just some parts. They're not gonna go through the whole thing. But like there is a scene. And if you don't want to watch the whole thing, just go to YouTube, or wherever and look up our, our our scene and like, it'll show you oh my gosh, the action of this movie is outrageous. But anywho they have a scene where the guys the two main characters are like becoming friends. And they climb up one of these towers and stand on the top and

To be on top of it. You

gotta climb like people are like stepping on each other's heads to climb up the tower. So it's called a Castel which means castle. Let's see Hold on a second. Local cattle. Katelyn photographer David Elliot is fascinated by these human towers and their capacity for evoking human emotion. He began photographing the pastels eight years ago and hasn't stopped since explore his glorious kaleidoscope of shots.

Nah, wow. Traditions are gone. Yeah, nobody's

doing this stuff anymore.

That's it show's over.

So I'm gonna go on a little rant. Okay. All right, right now I know. I know that there are ways to do it. So don't ask me. All right. So when I go to a search engine, and I'm looking for something right, and I type in something, I need help with something and I want something from the last Three years, you know, I need newer information, and you Google it, or whatever search engine you're using. And it's showing you stuff from 2009 and 2014. And we need to just purge the on get on

Like y2k was oh my god, we're good. We don't need to do that.

y2k was not bad. Why did you know? That was not what I have to have to go out to explain to you what y2k is later. Not. Not tonight is too much. But

so slurping in Japan is polite. It is

a compliment. Yeah, it's a compliment to the chef compliment to the ship. When I was growing up. I was told that burping in some cultures was considered a compliment to the chef. When you let out a big old belt Jeffery ate some of their food because it kind of means that you're like eating too fast. Or drinking whatever you drinking too fast. But yeah, tell us about the slurping. Go ahead.

So it might have something to do with the fact that Western countries that aren't like over there, you know, in the over, like the down under, in the over and over. We swirl stuff like noodles, we swirl it with our fork and we put it in our mouth. And we like out. It was wallet. That was my chewing noise. I'm

gonna go ahead and ban you from making a slurping noise into the mic. Now to demonstrate

because you make mouth noises at me all the time in the mic.

I know. It's gross, but I don't do it on the show. Sometimes unintentional mouth. Yeah, but yeah, I'm just messing with you.

I know. It grosses me out. Since like, Japan uses chopsticks, they just pick the noodles up and put them in the mouth and slip them. Because you can't really twirl chopsticks that easily. Right? You can you can knit with spaghetti.

Yes. Yes, you can. So I saw a video recently. And I know this isn't like Oh, I saw a video recently type of show. But it was uh, this guy was showing off that he could pick up his whole bowl of noodles on his chopsticks. And as soon as he pulled all the noodles out, one of his buddies grabbed the ball out from underneath. Yeah, I saw that too. So he was just stuck holding this huge ball of noodles on his top stakes.

You're scared to turn into alpha male podcast, an alpha male podcast Yeah.

We're gonna try some new experimental features we're gonna do a controversial topics.

You know alpha male bro gains you know if we do

that we should we should split it off into a separate feed. Separate feed. We should just do like a Leila and David goof and show goofing. So the goofy show, we can probably just like record it right after we record this. You know, silly. Right? So, okay, so yeah, have

you seen those like, sorry, guys seen the clips of like the dude bros on YouTube? Oh, yeah.

The man who's talking to each other? Yeah.

And sometimes they're not talking to anyone. There's fake podcasts out there. What do you mean? Like there's just someone talking like this. Like they're just like talking to the wall. And it looks like they're talking to someone like the way that their angle is? Oh, so and, but it's just them talking. So there's been talking it looks like they're talking to someone else. But it doesn't say anything because their person there.

Yeah, if I turn this camera on right now, that's the angle. And like, I'm looking at the screen. It looks like I'm talking to somebody but it's coming out from the side. So there's that illusion that there's I'm talking to someone and not just blogging.

Yeah. And sometimes they just go off on a tangent. Like

we never do that. Nope. Never once as we're talking so anyway, slurping in Japan. I think I think it's about them.

They're about done. Online. Okay. But I just don't think it's funny. The whole podcasting. Yeah, it's

that anything that's distributed on an RSP or RSS feed any audio or video file?

Like I'm making fun of podcasts, right? I guess or for lame O's. Yeah. Anybody

who listens to or creates a podcast is a big old nerd. Yeah. I'm a cool guy. Okay, so in some countries, if somebody does anything with their left hand, like hands you something extends their left hand to shake it, you know, to shake your hand. Like, like anything. It's considered very rude, and unsalted Because oftentimes, these cultures in these countries they use their left hand for cleaning themselves after using the toilet And therefore the left hand is

It's pretty funny old thing.

But yeah, so that was you know, that's that's the hand you used to clean up.

So it was almost 10 years ago. Yes. That's crazy.

That is making me feel very old. Thank you. Yeah, I fell down the stairs at the play rehearsal. So it's hard. And I had a cane. Oh,

I fell down the stairs at school. And I got my arm stuck in the handrail, so it was even worse. So it like almost dislocated my arm. I had a bruise on my hand for those that are the my forearm for the rest of the week. Right. That's funny. So

yeah, just saying if you're in some countries, let's see, this rule applies to several places around the world, including much of the Middle East, Sri Lanka, India and parts of Africa. I didn't know

that Sri Lanka was a place until today.

What did you think it

was? A concept. Sri Lanka is a concept. Did

you think that the concept was No? shirt? I'm feeling really bad. Because just concept for something. I was like, Where is Sri Lanka is a tip of India. Yep. Soft.

The fingers reaching for? Right.

Yep. So that's what Sri Lanka is down there to the bottom and

not a concept guys, not a concept found that up to a place.

So yeah, have you ever in those places? You know, just use your right hand for stuff? Oh, there was oh, where is it? Oh, those. Anyway, I can't find it. I don't think it's on either one of these sites. But while I was looking through this, it might have been one of the GPT you know, AI generated answers when you when you Google, Google when you brave search stuff. Now. One of the traditions I can't remember where it was, but they use their lips to point instead of their fingers. That's weird.

I know, like some tradition or some places point with their thumb. Yeah.

And Bill Clinton did that. Bill Clinton was advised by his people that it's less threatening to point with your thumb. So he would always make a fist and put his thumb on top of it and point with his thumb. Like instead of point instead of pointing at the camera, hunch and someone write it like he pointed with his thumb when he was talking to make the point was cool. Like I'm doing hand motions, but we're audio only podcast. So

I'm hugging you, but I'm hitting.

Yeah, dudes, when you hug people, you got to pat them on the back. So it's like, I'm hugging you, but I'm hitting you. I do that all the time. I can't remember the comedian did that bit. But it was one of them. Yeah, it was one of them. It was so includes our

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Oh, man, what am I? Oh, yeah, we, we are going to be the Christmas carol next week. Like I said, we do not plan on doing an episode next week, we may, who knows. But the Christmas carol that we're in is a we can the theater company that we're a part of a member of it wrote this version of a Christmas carol adapted it from the original. And since they wrote it, they can record it and sell DVDs. So if anybody wants a DVD of our show, let us know get in touch with this male of

I'm gonna give him my nails.

Go do your nails. I'm gonna go watch a movie or something. I'm tired. I fall asleep. Alright everybody, we'll talk to you later.

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