Marnie Chesterton

Yeah, as Tristan says, he's not a fan.

I'm also not a fan.

But this is because of even how I grew up.

You know, well, growing up, we were told that certain mushrooms grew where spirits walked.

We were told that lightning had touched these mushrooms, so do not approach them, just let them be.

So I've grown up not being a fan of mushrooms.

So in fact, now when I see a skull drawn, no, I wouldn't touch that.

I wouldn't.

Well, you might be interested to know that our listener said that they were delicious and they went to a different restaurant the next day and they had them again.

Now, a few weeks ago during our David Attenborough 100th anniversary special, you might remember that we talked about how different animals process their speed of sight.

And, well, it seems we've got listener Bruce thinking about other senses.

Tristan, could you read this one, please?

Sure.

and depress the brake.

The British Formula One racing driver Sterling Moss tested at 0.15 seconds.

My direct knowledge comes from CAL FIRE, the California Wildland Firefighting Agency.

They do not allow those who test slower than half a second to drive equipment en route to a fire.

OK, so you've basically got to be lightning fast in your reaction times when it comes to being the person who drives the fire engine.

So who out of us would be the driver?

I'm a fast driver.