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Hey, Wowzer fans, Mindy here.
And before we start the show, I gotta let you know that this November, with a special new episode featuring our friends at Circle Round and Terrestrials on Radiolab for Kids,
And don't miss when Elmo from Sesame Street stops by Wow in the World to make us all belly laugh on November 24th.
Oh, but that's not all, Reg.
On December 1st, we are sharing our 250th episode of Wow in the World with all of you.
We think this one is going to be music to your ears.
Literally.
Did I mention it's a musical?
And if you're a member of the World Organization of Wowzers...
Oh boy, do I have a surprise for you.
You can listen to our 250th episode early with me and other members from around the world on Saturday, November 22nd, at 7 pm.
Eastern.
That's right, we are throwing another listening party.
Join us as we dance along to our new songs.
React to the episode with other members in the chat and more.
Grownups.
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Slash wow.
Already a member?
Well, you can find the link and password to join the event when you sign in at Tinkercastcom.
Slash wow.
That's it.
It's going to be a November to remember.
But for now, let's get on with the show.
Woo!
Wee-wow on the weekend.
Wee-wow on the weekend.
Because this is what we do on the weekend.
Talking, laughing, me and Reggie.
Singing, laughing, and then we, oh wait, no, I said laughing twice.
Ah, whatever.
Wee-wow on the weekend.
Wee-wow on the weekend.
Wee-wow on the weekend.
Because this is what we do on the weekend.
Hello.
Welcome to Wee Wow on the Weekend.
I'm your host, Dennis.
And that's Reggie, co-host and giant pigeon.
Hey, Reggie, want to play a game real quick?
Okay, try and guess what I'm thinking of.
No, it's not a place.
No, it's not a food.
No, it's not an animal.
No, it's not a person, even though people are animals too!
Aw, Reggie, don't give up!
Okay, I'll give you a hint.
It's a movie that I can't remember the name of.
Actually, wait, no.
It might be a TV show.
Or a video game.
Actually, wait, no.
I think it was a commercial for dog food.
And the dog was so cute, Reggie.
It was wearing a bow tie and did a little dance.
Well, better luck guessing what I'm thinking of next time, Reggie.
Okay, let's get into the show and read some reviewsies.
I'm reading reviewsies for me and for yousies.
We've got us some doozies, so let's read reviewsies.
Okay, this first Reviewsy comes from username Ugabugaguga.
And the title says, Yeah, I don't know.
Maybe this Ugabugaguga person fell on their keyboard while they were typing the title.
The message says, I love Dennis so much, I'd give him a thousand billion stars.
I give him 100,008,888 billion stars out of 10.
Wait no, actually 800009200000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.
Next Reviewsy.
This Reviewsy's from username wowedbywowintheworld.
The title says, Reggie rocks.
And the message says, Reggie, tell Dennis that he shouldn't be the star.
You should be the host.
I'm talking to Reggie.
What?
Listen here, wowedbywowintheworld.
Reggie and me are co-stars.
Sure, it's my microphone and my mother's basement, but Reggie and me are equals.
Right, Reggie?
Stop upstaging me, Reggie.
Next, Remusie.
This one is from username d!j!
The title says, give me more episodes.
And the message says, can you please make way more episodes?
Right now?
Ah!
Right now?
That's so soon!
Can I have a homework extension?
Because, Reggie, I want to take a vacation.
Also, how many episodes is way more?
Like, five?
More than five?
Okay, so we need to record all those other episodes while we're recording this episode.
Because, Reggie, that's the only way to fit it all in.
Hurry!
Okay.
Welcome to Wee Well on the Weekend.
Podcast.
Mother's Basement.
Chit Chatting or Gem Jams.
Next episode.
I found a box down in the basement.
We're already behind.
Next episode.
Next episode.
Dish it up on a dish.
Anything that you wish.
Next episode.
Pancakes are for eating and rivers are It's too many episodes at once.
What are we going to do?
All right.
It was just a question, not a demand.
Sorry, D period exclamation point, J exclamation point.
We can only make one episode at a time.
But it was a good idea.
Thanks for all your reviews, these devoted listeners.
I want more.
More, I say.
Oh, right.
Please.
Please, I say.
If you leave me a comment on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, I just might read it on WeWow on the weekend.
Five stars or more, please.
You can give more than five stars, Reggie.
You just draw them in.
Look, I drew in extra stars.
On a completely unrelated note, do you know how to remove marker from a phone screen?
No?
Okay, moving on.
Next up is a little segment I like to call Inside Tinkercast Studios.
Inside Tinkercast Studios.
Woo!
This is the part where we revisit an episode of one of my favorite Tinkercast shows.
And today, we're going to listen to... Let's see.
Let's see.
Reggie, be patient.
I'm picking one.
Sheesh louish.
I pick this one.
It's Wow in the World Season 2, Episode 20, called...
Your crabby pee is scaring me.
Ah, Reggie, this one sounds scary and gross.
Oh, it's not scary?
I notice you're not saying that it's not gross.
Hmm, fine, we can listen.
I'll just cover my ears with moist towelettes during the icky parts.
Okay, here we go.
And play.
Wee Wow will be right back. message is for you.
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That's it.
Now back to the show.
Okay.
Hey, Reg, can you hand me the fill valve?
Okay, fill valve.
And now I'm going to need the washer.
There we go.
And now the valve cap.
Valve cap.
Oh, here it is.
I'm just going to twist that.
There we go.
And, oh, I need the float arm.
Do we have the float arm?
Thank you, Reg.
Float arm.
And last but not least, the flapper.
There.
That should do it.
Okay, Reg, you want to do the honors?
Oh, that's right.
You don't have hands.
That's okay.
Here, I'll do it.
By the way, you know that you can use your wing to put the seat down when you're finished using it?
Oh, look at that!
We did it, Reg!
The world's teeniest, tiniest working toilet, a throne fit for a... Guy Raz!
Wait until he gets a diaper load of this!
Coming!
Hey, Guy Raz!
What?
Hey Mindy, I heard a bunch of loud clanging and flushing over here and I just wanted to make sure that you weren't trapped in your bathroom again.
Oh yeah, that was just the sound of me literally flushing out an idea that came to me in the middle of the night.
Oh yeah?
Well, what's the idea?
Well, the idea was to make the world's teeniest... tiniest working toilet.
Well, that seems like time well spent.
I know!
Want to see it?
As long as you don't try to get me to use it.
What?
No!
This tiny toilet invention isn't intended for human use.
So then, what is it for?
Well, the answer to that question is off the coast of Georgia.
The country or the state?
Oh, the state.
I only follow my curiosity so far.
That's still kind of far to go to for an answer to a simple question, don't you think?
Reggie!
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
Mindy, I... Hey, Reg.
You're not too busy.
We need you to take us to some murky, muddy, marshy waters off the coast of Georgia.
Why does everyone keep asking me that?
Georgia, the peach state.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
I've got a long list of things I plan to do today.
What?
Fermenting some mung beans, yarn bombing the neighborhood fire hydrants.
What?
And then I've got rehearsal with my barbershop quartet.
Your barbershop quartet will be here when you get back.
Now, here, I need you to hold on to my adventure toolbox.
Oof.
And my adventure journal.
Mindy, I... And this gallon of Frosting?
No, I... What?
Frosting?
In case we get hungry.
And last but not least, this one-of-a-kind, world's teeniest, tiniest working toilet.
Okay, now I want you to be very careful not to drop it.
It's ceramic.
Mindy, I don't have enough hands for all this stuff.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
It's so...
It has an itsy bitsy toilet seat and a tiny toilet paper roll and everything.
The bowl part is modeled after my own head.
Uh... Oh, come on, Guy Raz.
Let's follow Reggie outside so we can take off.
Wait, why are we going to Georgia again?
To find the answer to your burning question.
Which was what again?
What is this teeny tiny toilet for?
Oh, right.
But do we really need to... Up on, Guy Raz.
What?
What are you getting us into, Mindy?
Just some of Georgia's finest murky waters.
Now hold on tight, because here we... Nice splash landing, Reg.
If I knew we were going for a splash landing, I would have worn my tweed bathing suit.
I'm soaked.
Okay Roz, do me a favor and grab our inflatable flotation devices out of my adventure toolbox over there.
Okay.
Right there.
You got it.
Why are there always cats in this toolbox?
Okay, I think I got them.
Hey, hey, these look just like the ones on airplanes.
Yeah, that's them.
How did you get... Just pull them out and they'll inflate automatically.
Okay.
Whoa!
Much better.
Okay, now relax.
Relax?
Where are we, Mindy?
What is this?
Guy Raz, we're in Georgia.
How many times do I have to?
I know we're in Georgia, but what is this murky water we're floating in?
Mosquitoes!
Ugh!
Get away from me!
Get away from me!
Oh, well, these murky waters just happen to be a marshy estuary, Guy Raz.
Of course, an estuary.
A body of water where the river meets the sea.
You are so bright, your mother should call you... Son, I know.
Ha ha ha.
Ah, that joke gets funnier every time you interrupt it.
So, why are we floating in this estuary, and why...
Why can't I see my feet?
This water is disgusting.
Shh.
What?
They'll hear you.
Oh.
The crabs, they live here.
I'm standing in crab water?
Well, not just crabs.
We're talking oysters, shrimp, all kinds of fish.
I think I can feel them nipping at my toes, Mindy.
Oh, that means they like you.
It does?
Are you sure?
Yes, of course.
I'm not sure, Guy Raz.
Now lift your foot out of the water and let's see what's clamped onto it.
Ah!
Aw, they're tiny mud crabs.
Hey there, little fellers.
Get them off me, Mindy.
I'm pretty sure I won't have to, Guy Raz.
What?
Why?
Well, because they're about to become lunch.
Mindy, if you were hungry for crabs, we could have just gone to that little crab shack up the Whoa.
Whoa.
What?
Her lunch.
Whose?
Whoa!
She is what we came here for.
The famous blue crab.
Wait.
She is going to eat these little mud crabs pinching onto my feet?
Is she going to eat my feet, too?
No.
But she is about half the size of your foot.
And these little mud crabs are only about the size of my thumb.
Wait, wait.
How do you know she's a she?
Oh, so see the red tips and the pinchers of her big blue front claws?
Yes.
Well, that's how you know she's a she.
And the blue claws are how you know it's a blue crab?
Exactoritos, Guy Raz.
And can you guess how to tell if a blue crab is a he?
By its blue elbow patches?
What?
No, male crabs are known for their crazy dance moves.
Oh, I think I read about this once.
Don't they do these wild leg-waving dance moves to send signals to the females?
Yeah, kind of like what you're doing now.
I'm not dancing or sending signals, Mindy.
I'm treading water with feet full of mud crabs.
But speaking of signals, Guy Raz... Yes?
There is another way that blue crabs send signals...
And it has nothing to do with dancing.
But it has everything to do with why we're here.
So there is a reason we're floating in this marshy estuary in the middle of nowhere?
Hey, you were the one who asked me what my teeny tiny toilet was for, remember?
That seemed like so long ago.
Well, grab that crab and let's swim to shore.
I'll explain everything when we get there.
Grab that what?
Ah, Mindy, I think it grabbed me.
And don't let her go!
She's swimming faster, Mindy.
She's pulling me.
I'm just along for the ride!
Swim!
Swim!
Swim!
Okay.
Bear off.
Bear off.
And, uh... Come on!
You can do it!
You're almost there!
You did it!
Yay!
Whatever we're here for, Mindy.
This better be good.
Ah, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
We gotta stop for a second.
Because I'm chilly and I need a blanket.
No, Reggie, I want my fuzzy one from upstairs.
Don't you dare touch that play button.
Ah, that's so much better.
Of course I got one for you.
There you go.
Should we finish the episode now?
Okay, great.
Here we go.
Okay, Guy Raz.
Now we need you to pull that teeny tiny toilet out of my adventure toolbox, okay?
You know, Mindy, you could have just done your business here in the water.
I mean, judging by the smell out here, that's what everything else does.
It's not for me, Guy Raz.
It's for Crabby Abby over here.
You dragged me all the way out here so you could put a crab on the toilet?
You wanted to know what it was for, and now I'm about to show you.
From now on, before I ask you a question, I need to brace myself for the answer.
The answer?
You mean the adventure.
Now pull that crab off your... Wait, is she pinching onto your buns?
Well, scientifically speaking, it's called a gluteus maximus.
Well, pull her pincers off your crab cakes and help me get her onto this tiny toilet.
Come on!
Wait, why are we putting a crab on the toilet, Mindy?
For science, Guy Raz.
For science?
Okay, so here's the deal.
I just read this study that was conducted by these scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Oh, yeah, Georgia Tech.
And I found it so fascinating that I just had to see or smell it for myself.
Smell it?
Well, what was the study about?
Oh, so it was about blue crab pee.
They found that crabs have blue pee?
No, blue crab pee.
Blue crab pee.
Interesting, because mine is usually yellow.
No, blue crab. crab pee.
I feel like you're just saying the same thing over and over and over again.
Did you accidentally drink some of this murky water, Mindy?
No, it's pee from a blue crab, not a crab's pee that is blue.
Never mind.
The color of its pee is not what's important here.
It's what's inside that counts.
You mean like the chemicals in the blue crab's pee?
Yes!
Winner, winner, crab-like But now I need to know what color is a blue crab's pee.
Well, when I first read this study, I kind of wanted to know the same thing.
So I called Mark Weisberg, one of the head scientists on the study.
You called a scientist and asked him what color a blue crab's Pee is?
Guy Raz, there is no such thing as a dumb question.
Well, I guess that is what they say.
So what'd he tell you?
He told me that it was a fantastic question and that a blue crab's pee is basically the same color of ours when we've had a lot of water to drink.
So we're talking a pale yellow, like a cream or a flaxseed or maybe daffodil?
Straw.
What?
He said that blue crab pee is the same color as straw.
Huh.
Good to know.
Oh, look, Mindy, she's sitting on your tiny toilet.
The blue crab is on your toilet.
Aw, look at that.
She looks so cute on there.
Come on, Crabby Abby.
Time to go potty.
What is happening?
So while we wait for her to pee on the potty here, I'll tell you about those chemicals in her pee.
Oh, yeah.
Well, what did the researchers discover about them?
First of all, they found more than 600 chemicals in the blue crab's pee or urine, if you want to be scientific.
I do.
And 600 chemicals is really not that big of a deal when you consider that we humans have over 3000 chemicals in our pee.
Wow, I never really counted.
But what is a big deal is that two of these chemicals send invisible danger signals to the blue crab's prey.
Like the tiny mud crabs it wants to eat?
You know it.
Well, how do these chemicals actually work?
First we should start with the chemicals' names, which are trigonelline and homerine.
Trigonelline and homerine.
Now I know what you're thinking.
Hmm, those names sound like delicious pasta dishes.
I was actually not thinking about that, but you know Mindy, trigonelline just so happens to be a chemical molecule that's also found in coffee beans, and it's part of what makes coffee smell.
So you can smell the trigonelline in your coffee?
Well, not specifically, but But you would if you were a tiny mud crab, and that smell would be the scent of fear.
Wow, so how does it work?
Okay, when a blue crab eats, its body breaks down the food kind of like how ours does during the digestion process.
You know the time between when we eat our food and when what's left and not used by our bodies comes out the other end.
Yeah, yeah, I got you.
And so during that time, those two chemicals, trigonellin and homarin, are made?
Yep.
And when the blue crab goes to pee, those two chemicals tell the mud crabs what the blue crab had to eat.
And the warning signals become especially strong if the blue crab's last meal was mud crab.
The smell of fear.
Yep.
And if those mud crabs smell other mud crabs and the blue crabs pee, well let's just say they know they better Usain Bolt bolt.
Ah, interesting.
A four-alarm pee siren.
Uh-huh.
Hey, by the way, do you think she's peed yet, Mindy?
I'm not gonna go check the toilet while she's on it, Guy Raz.
Well, I haven't heard anything yet.
Have you?
Nah.
You smell any pee yet?
You mean, do I smell any fear yet?
No.
Well, maybe you should bring one of those mud crabs up here to sniff out the situation.
Well, that's the thing, Mindy.
What's the thing?
Crabs don't So how are they supposed to smell anything, much less fart?
Fear and death in urine.
Oh, well, Dr. Weisberg also mentioned that these crabs are basically walking noses.
Ah well, that makes sense Mindy, because although crabs don't have actual noses, they are able to detect smell or certain chemicals with their antennas or mouths.
Yeah, or even their legs.
Fascinating, isn't it?
Totally.
So how do these scientists find all of this out?
Well...
I can tell you.
Yes?
But I'd rather show you.
If crabby Abby over here will ever go to the bathroom in this tiny toilet.
Maybe we should offer her a treat.
I mean, that always seems to work for you.
Oh, good idea, Guy Raz.
Okay, Abby.
If you use this potty, I've got some kelp with your name on it.
Kelp?
That's your idea of a treat?
Hey, kelp is the kale of the sea, Mindy.
She's clearly not interested.
Here, let me try it.
Hiya, Abby.
For a little pee-pee in this potty here, I'll let you take a dip in this tub of melted butter.
We're in the middle of nowhere, Mindy.
Where did you get a tub of melted butter?
I had it in my pocket.
Hey, Roz.
Crab legs always taste better in melted butter, so I brought it along in case of emergency.
You're gonna eat?
Crabby Abby?
I said in case of emergency.
But she doesn't know that, so I'm going to use this melted butter to scare the pee out of her.
Nothing yet?
Here, let me sing her a song.
Maybe that'll help her to, you know, get things flowing.
Let it go, let it go.
Don't hold it in anymore.
Let it go, let it go.
Shut up!
We can't sing the P out of her, Guy Raz.
Maybe we should squeeze it out of her.
What?
Yeah.
Hand me my adventure toolbox.
Oh, no.
I will not sit here while you squeeze the P out of a crab, Mindy.
Oh, yeah?
Well, I will not sit here while you sing the P out of a crab, Guy Raz.
Oh, yeah?
Oh, yeah.
Let it go.
Let it go.
Don't hold it in anymore.
Boo!
Boo!
Stop booing my song, Mindy.
I'm not booing your song, Guy Raz.
I'm trying to scare the pee out of her.
Ghost style.
Boo!
Let it go.
Boo!
Let it go.
Boo!
Let it go.
Boo!
Let it go.
Boo!
Is that what I think it is, Mindy?
Guy Raz?
Peepy in the potty.
Peepy in the potty.
Peepy in the potty.
Peepy in the potty.
Ah, she flushed, and we needed that pee to re-adact the experiment.
Don't worry, Guy Raz.
This tiny toilet's not connected to any pipes.
Phew.
So the pee's still right where she left it.
Now close the lid and let's get this pee-pee potty back to the lab so I can show you how this experiment was done.
Anything for science, Mindy.
Reggie, reg.
That was quick.
Now reggie, please fly carefully.
I'm holding a toilet full of crab urine.
Uh, we'll explain later, reg.
Okay, let's just hop on here here we go.
Oh man um hey, guy ross is all of crabby abby's pee still in that potty.
Uh yeah i, I think so.
A little bit splashed out when we hit that turbulence, but I think we're pretty good.
Okay well, we better get it back to the lab so I can demonstrate what those researchers at Georgia Tech did in their experiment.
Come on, let's go.
Run, run, run, run, run, run.
Mud crabs are all over my feet.
Ah, well, maybe you shouldn't run, Guy Raz.
Besides, you're going to spill it.
Oh, right, right.
Walk, walk.
Slow and steady.
Walk, walk, walk, walk.
Ugh.
Okay, back at the lab.
So where do we begin, Mindy?
Well, first, I need you to take those mud crabs and put them in your fish tank over there.
But they'll pinch me.
Come on.
Ow, ow.
Now what?
Drop the crabs in the tank.
Okay.
You're doing great.
The crabs are in the tank.
Now, once the mud crabs get situated, I'm going to throw in this shrimp.
What?
Where did you get a live shrimp?
My pocket.
Now drop them in.
Okay.
Well, good luck in there, little buddy.
So what's the purpose of the shrimp, Mindy?
Oh, mud crabs love shrimp, and nothing will stop them from trying to eat it, except for the smell of a blue crab predator in their midst.
Oh, wow.
Look at them going after that shrimp.
They might as well be holding knives and wearing bibs.
Now I want you to dump that tiny toilet of blue crab pee into the tank and closely watch what happens.
Okay.
Easy does it.
It's coming!
Now, watch what happens.
They froze dead in their tracks.
A total duck in cover, almost like they're trying to go undetected.
Yep, they're smelling those two chemicals in the blue crab pee, trigonelline and homerine.
So those researchers were right.
Blue crab urine does contain secret signals that warn their prey.
Pretty cool, huh?
They work almost like Disaster warning alarms.
Silent warning alarms.
Exactoritos.
So think of it like this.
To us humans, trigonelline would be like a blaring car alarm.
And homerine would be like a bright flashing light.
Both different, but both trying to warn you about coming danger so that you can stay safe.
Gives these mud crabs a good head start if they want to swim for their lives.
Yeah, but if our food could run away every time it smelled us coming...
We'd starve.
So is there anything the blue crab can do to stop these secret pee signals?
Nope.
Well, can't they hold it until after they eat their mud crab dinner?
Nope.
Can't hold it.
I can barely hold it.
Well, what about peeing in designated spots like underwater bathroom stalls, far and away from their lunch?
Guy Raz, when you're a crab, the entire underwater world is your toilet.
Well, then how are blue crabs not starving to death?
Well, I mean, I'm sure some do.
But the smart and savvy blue crabs know that pee... floats downstream.
Aha!
So they swim upstream to hunt their unsuspecting prey.
You got it.
Wow.
But I'm still wondering why did these researchers at Georgia Tech want to learn about the bathroom habits of blue crabs?
Well, so in a crab-eat-crab world or really any predator-prey situation, pee chemistry like this can really affect the balance of whole entire ecosystems.
Oh yeah?
Well, how so?
So you've heard of the food chain, right?
Oh yeah.
It's basically the order in which different living things eat.
Yeah, so starting with plants and ending with animals.
For example, a grasshopper eats grass.
Yeah.
And then a frog eats the grasshopper.
Okay.
And a snake eats the frog.
Go on.
And an eagle eats the snake.
Oh, okay, I got it.
And in this case, mud crabs eat the oysters and the blue crabs eat the mud crabs.
But nature has given mud crabs the superpower to bite, basically eavesdrop on their predator's pee right.
Yep.
And when the pee starts to flow downstream, it acts as a silent alarm warning the mud crabs to get out of dodge.
And when they do, they stop looking for their own food, which in most cases would be oysters.
Yep.
And crazy as it sounds, These secret silent pee signals might actually be nature's way of protecting oyster populations.
So essentially, what you're saying Mindy, is that this blue crab pee works as a natural repellent to keep mud crabs from eating all the oysters.
That's exactly what I'm saying.
Without the blue crab pee, mud crabs might see these waters as an all-you-can-eat oyster buffet.
And this must be especially big news to oyster farmers who are trying to preserve or save large oyster populations.
Oh, yeah.
Speaking of which...
Ask me how these researchers are hoping to use this new information.
Okay, how are these researchers hoping to use this new information?
Well, I'm so glad you asked, Guy Raz.
Now that they know what these chemicals are and how powerful they can be to the entire underwater ecosystem, the hope is that scientists can recreate this blue crab pee and then use it to help save other oyster habitats or at least control their predators, who are on a mission to eat them.
Fake blue crab pee to scare off the crabs and keep them from eating all their oyster livestock.
That's brilliant.
Yeah, and believe it or not, this is really nothing new.
I mean, some farmers on land have been doing this for a long time, using fake pee to do things like scare away coyotes and wild foxes.
You know, this reminds me, Mindy, you can actually buy certain kinds of animal pee on the internet.
What?
Oh, Guy Raz, I just got an idea.
Oh, no.
Do you think that maybe I could sell my pee?
Nope.
Oh, come on.
It's not like the worst idea I've ever... Let it go.
Oh, no.
Let it go.
Guy Raz.
Don't hold it in anymore.
Guy Raz, we do not need to turn this into a musical.
Let it go.
Guy Raz, we don't have the copyright for that song.
Ew!
Ew, ew, ew, ew, ew!
That was so gross.
Reggie, it's not funny.
I feel like a crab just tinkled in my ears.
Also, I kind of really need to go to the bathroom now.
Oh, good idea.
Better wrap this up quick.
Thanks to all you listeners out there for tuning in to WeeWOW on the weekend.
If you have a question for me, call and leave me a message at 1-888-7WOW.
That's 1-888-7WOW.
Wow, wow.
I just might answer your question on Wee Wow on the weekend.
Okay, let's do the goodbye song, but like really fast.
That's the end of the show.
I need to go so I don't pee my pants.
But I'll do another show tomorrow.
But for now, that's the end of the show.
Bye.
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