Josh Clark

I like to, you know.

That's very generous of you.

Thank you.

Yeah, that's a great way to think about it.

They don't have four legs.

They have two legs and two arms.

And it makes sense.

Like if you've ever seen a kangaroo or you just bring one to mind, if you're capable of using your mind's eye, they're sitting on their feet and they're standing or sitting upright and their little almost titanic arms are just kind of hanging out there, not doing much of anything.

Here's the fact of the podcast for me, Chuck.

Okay.

Can I take this one, too, or should I tee you up?

No, double up, baby.

So the name kangaroo, the word, as far as anyone is able to say, we don't know for sure, it's apparently an aboriginal word for I don't know.

Isn't that awesome?

I don't know.

Yeah.

So they actually developed what ends up helping them hop long before they actually started to hop.

We call that the fourth toe.

If you look at a kangaroo's foot, you can see how it's hopping.

And Chuck, I think I've kind of set us up for an ad break.