I think it would make sense if they had a comma in there.

Except he's not a figure of some folklore. The Santa the black man is representing was made by the coca-cola company in 1931.

Yeah that's one of his go to looks to get a laugh from the audience when the guest is telling a story like that.

Goes along? Do you see his reaction, it looks like he was waiting on him haha

But you see how that's much less compelling to watch if I just say "it's good" rather than explain part of why it's good? Also, I do what I want.

Yes it's Atlanta. You should all watch it! It's really good, it's got that kind of narrative documentary feeling to it. The humor isn't forced and the story is consistently interesting episode to episode.

I realize that some zoos are helpful and help rehabilitate the animals. I mean the ones where the animals are deeply depressed and are kept there more as entertainment than needing to be there. You can even argue though that zoos shouldn't do that either and let them live or die as nature intended for them. That is unless they got harmed from a byproduct of mankind or by people themselves.

Not all guest blahblahblah

Or you can just say everything that is on the light spectrum that is not in our extremely limited vision of visible light is an example of something we're missing because we lack the organs to detect it.

Another good example is sonar in animals. They have things in their bodies that let them use sonar whenever they want. This could be another thing we can't do because we simply don't have the "organ to detect it."

If you have a carbonadium blade you can kill them both.

Crazy Steve

I deeply care about the actual tragedy. It made me so mad to hear that he was killed. He shouldn't have even been put in an enclosure in the first place. People are idiots for locking animals up like that just so others can come by and oogle at them.