Dan Riskin

No, it's localized just at the surface.

Like usually it's in your arm or armpit.

So it's just gross, but it's not going to kill you.

Yeah, it's the best parasite to get.

And you can brag like till the cows come home or the sheep or whatever, but it's not so bad.

And so anyway, I had this thing on my head and I eventually went to the hospital and had it cut out.

And in fact, I wrote a book in 2014 called Mother Nature is Trying to Kill You.

And the whole first chapter is about my experience with that butterfly because it made a nice introduction to the idea that nature is gross, but actually the gross stuff is really good.

That was good.

Good, good, good.

So any other questions about the Greek?

That's a good rule of thumb.

Well, it depends on what's happened up to this point.

This is a really interesting study.

You know, sometimes I'm not like business papers usually are like I'm a little bit like me how to make more money.

It's interesting.

And maybe if I paid more attention, I'd have more money.

So maybe I should pay more attention.

But this is a cool economic study where they took people that got food orders that were delivered.

And if people got their food more than 15 minutes late, they randomly either got a phone call of apology or they did not.