Good morning, John. It's been quite a week and I spent a lot of time looking at a Google doc trying to like come back from your very good, very emotional video and have something deep and profound to say but I'm a little too overwhelmed for right now. So that was the thing and what do I like to do? I like to share knowledge. I like to learn things and so I tweeted, what's your best fact? And then I read through over 900 replies to that tweet and I have selected for you the best facts according to me. Let's start with some good evolutionary history action because sharks have been around for longer than trees. Which is something considering that as Dr. Steve points out, also trees aren't a thing. They're a strategy for survival, not a taxonomic group. Honorable mention shark fact, there are individual sharks that are alive today that were born before my country existed. Best music fact got to be that Dolly Parton wrote Jo-Leen and I will always love you. On the same car trip, she was like driving by herself and wrote this song. Can you imagine being in that car? An extra good fact because it contains the surprise fact that, yeah, Dolly Parton wrote, I will always love you. Second fiddle to that though, has to be the original lyrics to yesterday by The Beatles. Scrambled eggs. It's like they wrote the weird out version of their own song first. Best movie fact, I'm sorry, just Vigo broke his foot. I know we all know it, but Vigo broke his foot. Speaking of feet though, this one blew my mind. The majority of the bones in the human body are in the hands and feet. Unless the person is pregnant, in which case the majority of the bones in the human body are in the uterus. Because babies have more bones than adults. Look, I don't like it either. Which leads to a broader category of fact that I really like, which is fact that are definitely true even though they definitely seem not true, like that the average person has an above average number of legs. Other facts in this category include the fact that you were once the youngest person on earth. And that every day there is a person who has the biggest poo, but they will never know it was them. I like this one a lot. The second largest purchaser of explosives in the US is the happiest place on earth. And speaking of explosions, if the earth moon system survives the expansion of the sun into a red giant, which like it might not. But if it does, then like 60 billion-ish years after that happens, the moon will crash into the earth and destroy whatever was left here. So it's coming at us from all angles like space is a dangerous place on long time scales. Gotta throw one history of fact in here. And it's gotta be that there is a chance that Charlemagne was killed by his tablecloth, which was made of asbestos and he loved it because he could clean it by throwing it into a fire. John, our second to last fact, is the best fact as voted by people who click the like button on the tweet. And it is that Arctic comes from the Greek word for near the bear. And thus Antarctic kind of means not near the bear. And there are no bears in Antarctica, and there are lots of them in the Arctic. But I have to add an addendum fact to this because this is not why we named them this, it's a coincidence. The Arctic is near the bear because of Ursa Major, the constellation in the sky above the Arctic. The bear that the Arctic is near is barely a bear at all. It's a dipper. But John, the number one fact in my judgment, the one that I liked the most because I did not know it, and I've believed the lie my whole life is that fingers don't get pruny because like the water absorbs the oils out of them. Or whatever you've been told your whole life because if nerves to the fingers get cut, they don't get pruny anymore. It's not a physical reaction, it's a neurological one. Our bodies are intentionally making our fingers wrinkly, probably so that we don't slip when we're in the water. Why didn't anybody tell me this? Who was going to tell me? Everybody, thank you for sending in facts on Twitter, John, congrats on the book release, and I'll see you on Tuesday. Scramble eggs. Oh, my baby, how I love you legs.