Lily

Andrew just showed me a video of a guy that had a bunch of apples and grapes donated to a fire department.

It was leftover, so he took it out and he used it as bait for deer and stuff.

He laid it out.

Three days later, sitting in the hot sun, they look just as brand new as the day they got them.

No deteriorating, no mold, no nothing.

No, I'm telling you, that's what would be scary.

There has to be something.

Like, as soon as the apocalypse hits, there's going to be a switch that goes off in her brain, and it's like she's living in the woods.

She's digging a hole to sleep in.

I don't doubt it whatsoever.

I'm just saying, like, I just don't want to get to that point because I would be terrified of you.

Have you guys ever heard about that chimpanzee ladder experiment that they put on like in the 80s?

No.

So this is fascinating.

So they take 10 chimpanzees that all know each other.

And they put them in a room with a ladder.

And at the top of this ladder on the ceiling, there's this water sprinkler that shoots down like power washing level type of water.

And every time the chimpanzee climbs up to a certain part of the ladder, this sprinkler goes off and they start learning that over time.

Then they take out two of the chimpanzees, they put in new ones.

And then these new chimpanzees will try to climb up the ladder and the water comes down.