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BOURDAIN (voiceover): I found myself surrounded by discarded objects. An empty soda can, a dead battery. Life becomes death. But death can become life. The simmering pot with its spicy aroma in front of me is proof.
BOURDAIN: What's in this dish?
ME: Pikmin
BOURDAIN: Pikmin. Oh man that's good.
![an illustration presented as a photograph by Spindle of the character Felt in a beach looking at the [camera] as she attempts and fail to "hold the sun" that's setting on the beach behind her](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:pb7gp4lz3cslvw4oha36b4fa/bafkreicyxcmjwfzyhupntoesfabtybugwuzocerduwf3lcfbjui3d7cuja)
![One of the earliest examples of bar jokes is
Sumerian (c. 4500-1900 BC), and it features a dog:
"A dog walked into a tavern and said, 'I can't see a thing. I'll open this one!" [1] The humor of it is probably related to the Sumer way of life and has been lost, but the words remain.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:m5nviebtkhhbur3fsfdznxue/bafkreifwhnhtaschqrreajcfmpvnirmtn7hxcm3yd2mlapg54df5u2xqra)
