the postman pechkin is correct 50 years 1500 the book of leviticus prescribes and illuminate the 50thear and declare freedom on earth. to all its inhabitants, may it be with you. what is the name of this year? jubilee the word jubilee, quite rightly familiar to us, comes from the bible. during the second world war in southeast asia, the water contained inside it sometimes used instead of saline cocos quite right. well, of course, if there was no normal saline, 1.500 fruits. it's a feature common to the apple and the starfish to make sure it's enough to cut the fruit in half these ray symmetry bravo five, ray symmetry. fruit 1.200 this is how peaches indirectly influenced the invention of basketball. t took a basket from peaches and inserted a tap into it. you are right. fruit 600 good tender fruit should have 900 small seeds if less than 500 seeds fruit is considered mediocre. name a fruit. really figs figs right boris so fruits 900 the soviet union sold the so-called russian compound in this foreign city in 1964 for oranges and textiles. that agreement was called the orange deal. jer

that's in leviticus, i think. >> i know it's against it. >> leviticus says a lot of things. >> greg:selves. >> greg: they call this the drunken monkey hypothesis. does this make sense to you? >> it's true, monkeys do that. unlike us, they eat enough to have a good time. they're not stupid. if you get too trashed in the jungle, something could eat you. it's good medicine and stuff. it kills bacteria and stuff. the monkeys are smart. they go out there and eat the fermented fruit because it protects them from other diseases and stuff. it's not uncommon. they cultivate it and fight over it. it's like their tree, their keg. it's very, very -- very, very deep. smart. >> greg: you made me think the whole reason we created tools is because we like to drink, right? so we get drunk and go how do we defend ourselves when we're wasted? we started making tools, but chimps -- chimps instead, they just -- they decided, oh, i'll kick back. >> they'll just guard the tree. >> greg: they'll just guard the tree. we were like, hey, wah! let's make a spear! we could drink more if we have a spear! >> alcoh

i am don't feel like doing it, to be honest, that's leviticus the hero.imagining you, a fragile woman with a conservative education, whistled two fingers in her mouth and built everyone. they taught me this for a long time. and how did you manage to achieve such authority among such a difficult, uh, category of teenagers? i do not think about it. it's just that we really were friends, and they didn't want to lose this friendship. well, they listened to me somehow. i don't understand why they hid all this and all their bags. and when i i came, probably, they were just ashamed, because i had no power. yes, so to speak, well, we were just friends very strongly and trusted each other. that is, these guys who today they feed, the guys at the station, who help the homeless. these are the former homeless children. i can trust them just as much as i trust my children with shelter. and is it possible to say that sooner or later this, well, such an authority not pressing, not uh, not breaking, but still, uh, had some kind of educational. eh, the result is in the se