Speaker 1: I saw an article that a woman was awakened out
Speaker 1: of her sleep in Australia because they have they have
Speaker 1: like tens of millions of rodents, like running around the country,
Speaker 1: the country continent, and the rodent was eating her eyeball,
Speaker 1: eating her when she was sleep. No, she wouldn't be open,
Speaker 1: does eyeball if you eat an eyeball? Yeah, yeah, it's
Speaker 1: like if you're sleep, the rodent was probably like gnawing
Speaker 1: on her or her her eyeball, and maybe it I
Speaker 1: just amazin, right right, I'm throwing like, how does that happen?
Speaker 1: I thought rodents were scared of people, so like they
Speaker 1: must be hungry or something. Oh my god. Yes, but
Speaker 1: apparently the rodent problem in Australia is like it's it's
Speaker 1: overwhelming rodents. That is so disgusting. But that reminds me
Speaker 1: of like my experiences with rodents. Have you had experiences
Speaker 1: with rodents in your house? I had one when I
Speaker 1: was younger, when you were younger, and my mother was like, um,
Speaker 1: I told my dad. She was like, this a mouse
Speaker 1: in the house and we're moving. We had lived in
Speaker 1: a house like twenty years. She's like, we're moving, What
Speaker 1: the hell? Where are we going. So my dad was like,
Speaker 1: I got just under control. I'm gonna give of it.
Speaker 1: So next thing I know, the mouse was gone. Supposedly,
Speaker 1: oh good, If that is your only experience with mice,
Speaker 1: then like you're lucky because I have had. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't want to drink myself because I'm
Speaker 1: moving to a new house right and I do not
Speaker 1: want to drink myself. If I see a mouse in
Speaker 1: my house, I'm just going to die. But but okay,
Speaker 1: So I remember in college I lived in the off
Speaker 1: campus apartment and it was like, you know, it wasn't
Speaker 1: it was it wasn't campus housing. It was like literally
Speaker 1: like okay, I'm gonna grown up. I'm I'm paying like
Speaker 1: you know, rent to a leasing company. I had a
Speaker 1: roommate love it. Oh my god. This is in College Park,
Speaker 1: in like a Delphi so like right outside of College Park.
Speaker 1: I remember it's like you can when you start seeing
Speaker 1: the droppings and you start seeing like little you know,
Speaker 1: pieces of little things being eaten through in your apartment,
Speaker 1: in your apartment. So I remember I came home and
Speaker 1: it was literally like scurrying across the stove, like can
Speaker 1: you imagine it so like as like a college and
Speaker 1: you're like, oh my god, I like, I'm never gonna
Speaker 1: walk in the kitchen again. There's literally mice Like they
Speaker 1: would come through the stove. How's that possible? Through the
Speaker 1: back of it, like the burners, right through the burners,
Speaker 1: like the holes and the burners and they so they're
Speaker 1: like scurrying crusts stove and they go away and they
Speaker 1: go like through the burners. Okay, So when you just
Speaker 1: turn the burners on and burn them, well they I
Speaker 1: mean they're gone. But then so you know, they come
Speaker 1: out when it's like dark and and so like you know,
Speaker 1: so it was like dark, but you just could like
Speaker 1: you could see them like scurrying. It was like, oh
Speaker 1: my god. And then um our house that wanted I
Speaker 1: lived in in my Grandma County, we had field mice.
Speaker 1: Like every year we had field mice. Okay, and I
Speaker 1: would be responsible for putting the traps down. Why was
Speaker 1: that your job? What one? You can't do that? This
Speaker 1: man And it's so crazy because he lived in you know,
Speaker 1: in Baltimore City and they were very familiar with mince
Speaker 1: and he I guess he was so traumatized from like
Speaker 1: he just he couldn't have done it. He so we
Speaker 1: would literally like I would literally put the trap down
Speaker 1: and then wake up in the morning and the mouse
Speaker 1: is on the trap and it's like, who's picking the
Speaker 1: mouse up? Me do better? I was like, this is
Speaker 1: like and and literally it wasn't just one in the house.
Speaker 1: It was one his younger brother, his younger cousin, their teammates,
Speaker 1: their best friend. I was literally in the house all
Speaker 1: the time with like a bunch of dudes, and none
Speaker 1: of these dudes could do the know, They're like running screaming,
Speaker 1: like literally one want like run so that the mouse
Speaker 1: would be like in the kitchen on the trap, can't
Speaker 1: go anywhere, stuck right, it's on the trap. And he
Speaker 1: would like, you know, you like, can't this this podcast
Speaker 1: is over. I can't take anymore this conversation. This is
Speaker 1: the best total mess, all right. He would walk in
Speaker 1: the kitchen and see the mouse and it runs and
Speaker 1: run all the way to the top of the steps.
Speaker 1: But what is the Okay, what I do know from
Speaker 1: this mouse situation is there aren't there traps that it
Speaker 1: goes in a thing and you don't see it there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's different ones, so you know, it's the one where
Speaker 1: it like snaps on it breaks a little nack. It's
Speaker 1: the one that where the sticky one, like I would
Speaker 1: always use sticky ones, um the ones. I can't take
Speaker 1: this anymore, Oh my god. Okay, one more mouse story. Okay.
Speaker 1: And they were moving on when I was in high school,
Speaker 1: so we lived so my parents house is like you know,
Speaker 1: definitely in a field. So a mouse got into my
Speaker 1: car what and would like? So I noticed it because
Speaker 1: I saw I had all these napkin little pieces of
Speaker 1: napkins torn up in my glove. But how does it
Speaker 1: get in your car? How do how does the mouse
Speaker 1: get in your car? Everything? They get through the smallest
Speaker 1: things such your car is secured, but they like they
Speaker 1: would climb through the through the like underneath it and
Speaker 1: just climb through everything. Let me tell you what this
Speaker 1: freaking mouse or mice did in my car. So it
Speaker 1: would go through like the the in like the I
Speaker 1: don't even know the term of the car, okay, so
Speaker 1: like the bones of the car. I used that we
Speaker 1: as we used to have a dog and the dog
Speaker 1: food would be you know, in the little bowl in
Speaker 1: the garage. That's the problem probably And so the mice
Speaker 1: would take the dog food, climb in my car and
Speaker 1: put it at the top, like so you know where
Speaker 1: like the button where like you would pressed for like
Speaker 1: your light or your sunroof, right right in front of you,
Speaker 1: like above the mirror. So the mice were taking the
Speaker 1: dog food, the little pellets of dog food, climbing up
Speaker 1: putting it at the top of my car. So like
Speaker 1: if I hit the top of my car, you just
Speaker 1: hear dog food shaking. What it was? So these are
Speaker 1: smart mice. What was the point of the mice doing that?
Speaker 1: Maybe because that's where they would like hide their food,
Speaker 1: and so they were like eating. They were probably like
Speaker 1: storing their food up there, eating it. Like literally I
Speaker 1: would hit the top of my car and you could
Speaker 1: just hear like you you would hear the dog food rattling.
Speaker 1: I've never heard of anything like this before, my So,
Speaker 1: do you get a new car at that point? Like? What? What? What? Does?
Speaker 1: How do we get into this? Do I hope you
Speaker 1: got a new car because this sounds like some I
Speaker 1: can't I gotta got many stories. Um, I can't remember
Speaker 1: what we did to solve that problem, but yeah, it
Speaker 1: literally was okay, where mines are discussed. Okay, we're gonna
Speaker 1: we're gonna move on. My my little story clearly was
Speaker 1: not anything in comparison to Yeah, why do you have
Speaker 1: one experience with mice? Well, when I when I first
Speaker 1: when I first moved up my first house, and but
Speaker 1: that's like when I moved back here I had It's
Speaker 1: just not a mouse here. Okay, that's not not even okay,
Speaker 1: So there the I would have a guy come and
Speaker 1: like spray the house and all that so that I
Speaker 1: would not have these truffles. I don't know. I'm surprised
Speaker 1: you don't have any out here. Okay. We hope you
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