Incisive and Nat Zara are back for a chat. In this episode we explore the shocking (and clumsy) reason why putting your elbows on the table was considered bad manners. We also explore the historic origins of place names: what do "shire" and the original "Shire Reeve" (now the Sheriff) mean, and why do towns like Lancaster end in "caster" or "chester" (Roman forts/settlements)?

Then, we expore out the truly wild reason why wheeled suitcases, we tackle the question that might prove we're all living in a simulation: Have you ever seen your neighbours bringing in the groceries?

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Nat Zara and Incisive return with another episode. In this episode, we're chatting about emojis and what those heart colors really mean. We also get into some fun history about town names and whether it's cool to sketch people on the train. Plus, we ponder the big question: would you rather have dinner with your great-great-grandparents or your future great-great-grandkids? Tune in for some laughs and deep thoughts!

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In this episode Incisive & Nat Zara dive into the quirky world of redundant phrases and unexpected product origins. From the curious case of "chai tea" and "tuna fish" to the surprising beginnings of household staples like Listerine and Play-Doh, we explore how language and innovation often take unexpected turns.

Plus, we delve into the ultimate rules of Blackjack and the nostalgic journey of supermarket preferences. Tune in for a blend of humor, history, and a touch of nostalgia!

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