Josh Clark

One word, a pot herb.

Isn't that awesome?

What a great homey little like I just imagine, you know, hobbits using that word.

Yeah, hobbits and my wife.

Oh, does she call them potterbs?

You've heard that before?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

I told her we were talking about dandelions today, and she was just like, oh, are you going to talk about this, this, this, this, this, this?

She's like, oh, the famous potterb?

It's also another kind of clock.

You know, I already mentioned the shepherd's clock because the opening and closing it at the sunrise and sunset.

But those little seed heads are called dandelion clocks.

And that is from the old, you know, you make a wish when you blow the dandelion and you scatter those seeds is sort of a long, rich childhood tradition.

But apparently the number of puffs it takes to empty that thing is what time it is.

So it can, I haven't tested this out.

I don't know if this is rock solid science, but that's a sort of a thing.

Hmm.

That's pretty neat.

Yeah.

And one other thing about those papuses and the seeds that are attached to them, there's a long standing, I guess, kind of urban legend that,