00:00:00You have arrived
00:03:25Buttloads
00:07:05Too many facts
00:08:12A billion lbs
00:13:41Equatorial hurricanes
00:17:17Strangeness
00:21:02A buttload of moon
00:27:30Too much tide
00:31:34Flip flop
00:41:08Did You Know?
このエピソードについて
Arik shares buttloads, Allen has too many facts, oxygen is heavy, strangeness is strange, moons cause issues, and we hit max fact capacity.
This show has gone as all good things do. Thank you so much to all the Factors, we love you!
You can follow Allen’s work and Arik’s. ❤️
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