Four Random Facts: Water

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My name is Mo. That's my wife and co host
Caretaker of Cats, and she puts up with me and Curtis.
Today that's Sally and producer Curtis. I. Oh, you are
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time for random. All right, you might actually learn something

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on the show. Today's random back number one. Up to
half of the water on Earth is older than the sun.
Ew oh, here drinking old used water? Yeah? Yeah, well
nothing is new if you really want to go there? Yeah,
how do we get new water? Up to half the
water is older than the sun? Ya you don't get

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no new water, all right right? In fact number two,
Hugh Hefner donated the money to pay for a new
y in the Hollywood Sign in nineteen seventy eight. Alice
Cooper paid for the third. Oh what were so? Did
it disappear? Was it broken? Question? I don't know if
it maybe then't damage, caught on fire or something, or

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just we're old and falling down. I don't know, but yeah,
Hugh Hefner paid for the why and Alice Cooper paid
for the third. Oh so random? Well, these are random facts.
Random fact number three, what do you guys think? The
last letter to be added to the alphabet? Was the
last letter added to the alphabet. Now you would want

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to say Z, but it's probably not. No sex. Nope,
I'm gonna say I'm I'm okay close jay jay was
the last letter added to the alphabet. And finally, let's
talk about sandwiches. Okay, eat a sandwich. Eat a sandwich,

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any kind of flavor, it doesn't matter which. Put a
big piece of bread on each side. You're in for
delic wow. Okay. The first recorded sandwich in history was
made by a rabbi for passover in the first century BC.
And it was a mix of nuts, apples, spices and
wine in between two pieces of matza. And that was

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the first recorded sandwich ever. The first sandwich was o latza, Yeah,
and it was nuts, apples, spices and wine. Wine what
they just pour like? I have no idea. Wow, but
that was the first recorded sandwich in history. And now
you know it's been today's edition of Random. Hmmmm, what's

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