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Did you know that that- There's no way.

Did you know that that- There's no way.

What? Go ahead. Did you already do this? This was your Teach Me Something last episode.

What? Go ahead. Did you already do this? This was your Teach Me Something last episode.

What? Go ahead. Did you already do this? This was your Teach Me Something last episode.

No, it was like two episodes.

No, it was like two episodes.

No, it was like two episodes.

Wait, I just learned this two days ago. Say it. It's impossible. I learned this in North Carolina. Oh, maybe you just told me then. The Origins of Hello.

Wait, I just learned this two days ago. Say it. It's impossible. I learned this in North Carolina. Oh, maybe you just told me then. The Origins of Hello.

Wait, I just learned this two days ago. Say it. It's impossible. I learned this in North Carolina. Oh, maybe you just told me then. The Origins of Hello.

Originally, Alexander Graham Bell, they were trying to come up with, like, how people should answer the phone. Because before, if you saw somebody, you'd be like, good morning, good afternoon, good night, whatever.

Originally, Alexander Graham Bell, they were trying to come up with, like, how people should answer the phone. Because before, if you saw somebody, you'd be like, good morning, good afternoon, good night, whatever.

Originally, Alexander Graham Bell, they were trying to come up with, like, how people should answer the phone. Because before, if you saw somebody, you'd be like, good morning, good afternoon, good night, whatever.

You'd pick up and be like, ahoy! And then I think Ben Franklin was like, no. Ahoy would be fun. It should be hello. Ben Franklin? Apparently. Wait, what? I think Google... Wait, wait, wait. Let me just finish and then we can figure it out. Wasn't the phone like the early 1900s? The telephone? No, it was like the early 1800s, late 1700s maybe. What? Yeah. It's crazy.

You'd pick up and be like, ahoy! And then I think Ben Franklin was like, no. Ahoy would be fun. It should be hello. Ben Franklin? Apparently. Wait, what? I think Google... Wait, wait, wait. Let me just finish and then we can figure it out. Wasn't the phone like the early 1900s? The telephone? No, it was like the early 1800s, late 1700s maybe. What? Yeah. It's crazy.

You'd pick up and be like, ahoy! And then I think Ben Franklin was like, no. Ahoy would be fun. It should be hello. Ben Franklin? Apparently. Wait, what? I think Google... Wait, wait, wait. Let me just finish and then we can figure it out. Wasn't the phone like the early 1900s? The telephone? No, it was like the early 1800s, late 1700s maybe. What? Yeah. It's crazy.

It's the late 1800s. I don't think Ben Franklin was part of this. I don't think he was. But someone said it. Whatever. So apparently hello used to just be like an exclamation. Like something would happen. You'd be like, hello. But then he was like, now it's a greeting. Wait, did he not say this? Am I tripping? Maybe someone else taught me. I'm sorry.

It's the late 1800s. I don't think Ben Franklin was part of this. I don't think he was. But someone said it. Whatever. So apparently hello used to just be like an exclamation. Like something would happen. You'd be like, hello. But then he was like, now it's a greeting. Wait, did he not say this? Am I tripping? Maybe someone else taught me. I'm sorry.

It's the late 1800s. I don't think Ben Franklin was part of this. I don't think he was. But someone said it. Whatever. So apparently hello used to just be like an exclamation. Like something would happen. You'd be like, hello. But then he was like, now it's a greeting. Wait, did he not say this? Am I tripping? Maybe someone else taught me. I'm sorry.