Sarah Barron

So it's not an octopus, but apparently they're saying that that's also Banksy.

It's this...

And also the founder of Bitcoin.

So it's basically all part of the same scam.

So for years and years, people were going to see the world's oldest octopus and now realize that it's this animal that lives deep underwater, which looks like an octopus, but isn't an octopus.

And I don't know if people ask for their money back.

I don't know how it works.

But you know, again, this throws a lot of things

into a bit of a tizzy because, you know, pub quiz questions, for example, what is the oldest octopus in the world?

And they always refer to this one.

And you're absolutely right, Sarah.

It's some three, 400 million years old.

And the biggest problem is the Guinness Book of World Records called this the oldest octopus.

Now, who do they apologize to?

Where do you pay reparations?

You know, there are lots of topics here.

You can't just throw out trivia.

And have it be wrong and have there be no consequences, then some severe beheadings need to follow.

Something needs to happen.

And there are so many knowing ones.