Geo

We were talking about people who were getting married and then getting divorced, then married to the same person again, which is only 6% of married people.

It still seems even high, that number, 6%.

JB is calling from Long Beach.

What's going on, JB?

And it just made me think.

One time I was with my buddy on the side of the highway.

You see all these geese.

And I said, you know those geese, they mate for life.

They get one mate and that's it.

And he turns to me all serious, and he's like, what, they don't have any grumadas?

I tell you what, I got a kick out of that.

Every time I drive up to Meadowbrook now and I see Goose, I'm like, oh, it's not like, you know, you get that mental image of Tony Soprano messing around, but no, they make for life.

JB, that is interesting.

It's something I had not heard.

I do think that the Canadian goose is one of the dumber animals out there, so that kind of does make sense.

But if that's true, because I know that they cull those geese, meaning that they will go and euthanize many of them to get them because the population is huge.

There's a joke there.

And there's also, well, yeah, I'm getting to it.

And they euthanize these geese so they don't, like, fly into the engines of the planes.

And I'm sure some of the male geese, when they see the guy coming, are like, thank God.