Postgame Show: Paraugon
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Oh, wow. Oh, wow. I mean, I'm a sports columnist, so naturally I want to talk about the Paraguay-Oregon thing.
Nice.
I found this very interesting. You know what we want, Greg. This was one of my three facts Jack got in my segment on the Greg Cody Show podcast.
Right, on the Greg Cody Show. Every week he does three facts Jack, and I hate this segment because they're generally just things that bore me. And he said this to me before, and I forgot it. So I'm now thinking that this maybe isn't going to be as good as I thought because you've told me this before, and I forgot it. Yeah, and here it is.
In the entire world, when you encompass all countries, all states, including United States, Paraguay, from South America, of course, and the U.S. state of Oregon, are the only two flags, official flags, that are different on either side. How about that? See? Forgettable.
What do you mean by that?
Can you say it again? No, a little bit slower. Okay.
So they're different on both sides.
The shape is different. What's on it is different. The look is different.
So they're asymmetrical. No, no, no. Like the front of the flag and the back of the flag have different things on them? Yes, exactly.
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