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Matt (0:00)
Wild Wild West.
Shane (0:02)
All right, let's start. Now we're talking phonology, which. Not a subject. I don't think the sponsors like me. Talk about phrenology.
Matt (0:13)
Classic.
George (0:14)
Doesn't bigger, bigger head mean bigger brain?
Shane (0:16)
Yeah. Big forehead means big brain.
George (0:18)
Yeah, that's what I thought.
Shane (0:20)
Big forehead means big brain.
Matt (0:22)
What about the animals with big ass heads, though? Little ass brains?
George (0:26)
Like which ones?
Shane (0:27)
That's giraffe.
George (0:28)
Giraffe. But it got. It got that big body, so, you
Matt (0:30)
know, it's a lot of brain.
Shane (0:32)
A lot of brains just bouncing that thing.
George (0:33)
True.
Matt (0:34)
Yeah. When you get a better braiding a head size to body ratio, you do get a smart animal. Elephant.
George (0:39)
Elephant.
Shane (0:40)
Elephant. Smart as hell. Dolphins, Smart as hell.
George (0:42)
But they got little heads, though.
Shane (0:45)
Talking about, you ever see a dolphin? They're like, you haven't even swim. I can't let that go. Do you ever swim with a dolphin?
Matt (0:52)
No.
Shane (0:52)
I have.
George (0:53)
Yeah.
Shane (0:53)
Dolphins are huge, dude.
George (0:55)
