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You know, I read, actually Rory texted me a story from the news.

What's it from, actually?

Something that he follows, that animal news or something.

A group of sperm whales was attacked by a big group of orca whales.

Orcas, they're just called orcas, right?

And they were able to fend them off how?

I'll tell you.

This is a defense mechanism that they use sperm whales.

It's a defensive explosive diarrhea.

And I'm not just saying that because this is exactly what I would want it to be.

It's actually true.

They expel explosive diarrhea, and then they use their giant fins and, like, fan it over to where the orcas are coming from,

and they get lost in a cloud, a diarrhea cloud, and it disorients them and probably makes them lose their appetite.

I mean, just using explosive diarrhea as a defense mechanism is so inspiring to me.

I mean, I'm getting rid of my Ray Pwistle.

That just reminds me.

My friend Mark Cohen said his stage name is Ray Pwistle.

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