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Okay, everybody, it is Thought Crime Thursday.

Welcome in. We have the gang. We have Blake. We have Tyler. We have Jack. And as I should say is, Anshallah. Happy Ramadan. Wait, we don't honor that around here. And we never will. Blake, what is Ramadan?

Ramadan is the holy month in the Islamic calendar.

You can't say a specific time it is because they use a full lunar calendar in Islam,

which is a bit shorter than the Gregorian calendar. So Ramadan was in, I want to say July or June a decade ago. It's worked its way all the way back to March. I think it moves by like a couple weeks a year or so. And so it'll soon be in winter. Those will be very chill Ramadan. Because during Ramadan, if you're a devout Muslim, you cannot eat and you cannot drink anything, even water while the sun is up, while the sun is up. And I think...

But that, so it gets harder, it's a harder Ramadan in March than it would be in November.

Yeah, in the Northern Hemisphere, of course. Yes. So, but it, some, there's been cases,

remember when Ennis Cantor, heor and some other Muslim basketball players,

they literally didn't eat all day, and then they had to try to eat and drink stuff right

before the basketball game.

Yep, exactly.

It can get really crazy.

Obviously, it can get really extreme.

If you're one of the, as we'll be discussing soon, one of the many Muslims who've moved

to, like, for example, high up there in the near the Arctic

circle you can get to where your day you know when it was in summer for example you'll be

having a Ramadan fast that's you know 18 19 20 hours long if it goes full 24 hours the

Islamic law is you follow mecca times so does that mean that as it keeps moving towards winter, that we're going to see more

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