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Ta-da!
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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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-It's StoryBots: Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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They live in your computer
And they've got a job to do
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They're all about learning
And they make it fun too
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-And when you have a question
-They'll answer it for you
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It's StoryBots: Answer Time
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Answer Time!
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-Hey there!
-How's it going?
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Hey, Bing. What is the strongest animal
in the world?
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Great question! Let's see.
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The dung beetle can pull
over 1,100 times its own weight.
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That would be like a human
moving 60,000 kilograms!
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Whoa. Is that guy
pushing a giant ball of--
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Wow, thanks for calling in!
That was a great question.
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Hey, StoryBots. What's the fastest car
in the whole world?
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Let me check.
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Wow! The fastest car in the world
can go 508 kilometres per hour.
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Whoa, that's super fast!
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-Bet I could go faster!
Huh?
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Watch this!
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Yeah!
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Whoa!
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I am okay!
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Boop.
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Everybody, a Level Three question!
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Like, hello?
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-Is that a mushroom?
-I think so.
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StoryBots! I'm so glad
to get through to you.
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Hello, Ms. Mushroom.
What can we do for you today?
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I don't know, Bo. I've just been
feeling really sad lately.
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Is it because you spend all that time
growin' in the dark?
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I guess I do, but-- That's not it.
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Is it because the dirt you grow in
is stinky?
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No, that's not it either.
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The dirt might be stinky,
but it's full of nutrients.
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So, what is the problem, Ms. Mushroom?
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Well, StoryBots,
I'm calling today because--
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Because--
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Because kids don't like me!
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Kids don't like me! They think I'm yucky!
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They think I'm stinky!
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They think I'm gross, StoryBots!
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Ms. Mushroom. I'm sure kids would
love you if they got to know you.
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No. They think I'm a stinky mushroom,
and they always will!
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Well, on the bright side,
Ms. Mushroom, it's not just you.
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A lot of kids don't like any vegetables.
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Hey, I'm not a vegetable, Bang.
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I'm a fungus.
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A fungus? What's that?
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It's a classification of organisms
that includes yeasts, mildews, and moulds.
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I don't think that's a selling point.
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Boop.
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Anyway, I just want kids to love me.
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Love me the way they love pizza,
ice cream, candy,
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and all that other good stuff.
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Oh, man. You'd have to be super tasty
to get that kind of love.
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That's why I called!
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I need to learn how taste works
so I can make myself taste better.
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Then I'll be loved by kids everywhere.
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Okay, gang.
Do any of us know any taste experts?
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Chef Pierre is the most famous
chef there is.
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He's got to know something
about how taste works.
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-Chef Pierre! That's a great idea!
-Great idea!
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Please hurry, StoryBots!
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I'm sick of having to slather myself in
butter and salt to get people to like me.
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Don't worry, Ms. Mushroom.
We are on the job.
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Answer Time!
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Hey, StoryBots. What is a hiccup?
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What is a hiccup?
Well, it's quite simple, really.
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Inside every person is a muscle
called the diaphragm.
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It sits between the stomach area
and the chest.
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Sometimes, for reasons still unknown,
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it twitches, resulting in
a loud noise that sounds--
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Well, kind of like that, actually.
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And like that too.
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Oh my.
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Hi, StoryBots. Can you tell me a fun fact?
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Fun Fact number 314,159,265.
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Did you know that ancient Egyptians
slept on pillows made of stone?
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Psst. Are you awake?
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Yeah. I can't sleep.
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Me neither. Want to have a pillow fight?
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Ah, you're on.
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Bad idea.
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Next stop, Chef Pierre's fancy restaurant.
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No! Wrong!
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Put the ingredients in the bowl
and then mix!
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Use flour, not flowers!
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The biggest band in the world
has decided to eat Pierre's food,
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so it must be perfect! Hmm?
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What is the meaning of this?
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Are you kidding--?
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This is unacceptable!
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Chef Pierre! He's out cold!
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Does this go in the fridge or the toaster?
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A pinch of salt, or a cup?
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Who will be head chef now?
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Excuse me. Can anyone--
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This is missing something, no?
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I know what it needs. Gumdr--
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-Got them.
-I forgot about the stove!
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Phew.
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I know how to fix this!
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Perfect.
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Ah, the beef bourguignon?
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No, it's my special spaghetti
with maple syrup and hot dogs.
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My eyes!
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Huh?
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Huh?
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Huh?
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What is the meaning of this?
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Who are you?
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-I'm sorry. I'm Bo, and--
-What are you doing to my restaurant?
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I was just trying to help.
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I actually only came here
to find out how taste works.
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Well, Miss Bo,
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I don't know how people taste food,
I just know how to make it delicious,
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which you clearly know nothing about.
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Okay, who made that wild meal?
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It was her! Bo!
She made everything you ate.
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Chef Bo?
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Yes, but I can explain.
See, I rushed in and--
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Fantastic food!
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Huh?
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I'm the manager of the hit rock band
The Taste Buds.
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My clients had to get ready
for their concert,
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but they wanted to give their compliments
to the chef and tell them the food rocked!
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Here's a backstage pass
for our show to say thanks.
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Oh, wow! Thank you.
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Keep on rockin' in the food world.
Hope to see ya later!
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The Taste Buds, huh?
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Well, they have "taste" in their name.
Maybe they'll know how taste works.
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Sorry about your kitchen, Chef Pierre,
but I've got a concert to go to.
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Bye-bye! Bye-bye now!
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Hmm. We need more gumdrops!
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And where are the smiling faces
on these dishes?
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Hi, StoryBots!
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What is poison, and what is venom?
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We now return to Dr. Bill.
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Please welcome my next guest,
Ms. Rattlesnake.
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Thanks for having me on, Dr. Bill.
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Now, let's get down to brass tacks here.
Are you or are you not poisonous?
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I am not poisonous.
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I find that really hard to believe.
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We are not poisonous, but we are venomous.
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Now, how is that different from poisonous?
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'Cause I tell you what,
that sounds like the same thing.
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Well, I'll--
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You're tellin' me these aren't
two peas from the same pod?
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Well, you see--
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Sounds to me like
they're from the same area code.
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-They are different, because--
-Well, explain it to us.
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Okay. Poison--
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-We're waitin' to hear this difference.
-I am trying to--
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An aardvark with lipstick
is still an aardvark. Am I right?
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Silence!
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I'm trying to tell you.
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"Poisonous" is a word used for organisms
that release poisons when you eat them,
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like poisonous berries.
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"Venomous" is a word used for
organisms that inject their venom
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when they bite or sting,
which is what I do,
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along with other animals like bees.
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Actually, that does
make a lotta dolgarn sense.
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Stay tuned for my next guest,
an ape who claims he's not a monkey.
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What is this world coming to?
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I'm a sleek and scaly slithering snake
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I've got a bad, bad bite
Make no mistake
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Some say it's full of poison
But really it's not
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'Cause "venom" is the word
For the stuff I've got
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There's a difference
In the way that the two get in
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You see, poison is swallowed
Or absorbed through the skin
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There are poisonous berries
And mushrooms too
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Don't play in poison ivy
Whatever you do
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But venom like mine
Isn't quite the same thing
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It's injected in a bite or a sting
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There's venom in the stinger
Of a wasp or bee
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And the fangs of a dangerous snake like me
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That's venom
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Not poison, but venom
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Next stop, StoryBots Amphitheatre.
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Taste Buds. Manager speaking.
Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah?
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Looks like we're rocking tonight, Buds.
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Chef Bo! Glad you made it.
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Did you say "Chef Bo"?
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Bud, how'd you get your food
to taste so wild?
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I don't know anything about taste.
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I actually came here to find out
how taste works.
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Well, you've come to the right place.
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Buds, want to tell our chef here
about how you represent the five flavours
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known to rock a person's taste buds?
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Gladly.
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I'm salty, like hot chips!
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Sour, like a lemon!
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I'm bitter, like grapefruit
and Brussels sprouts!
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Sweet, like fruits and ice cream!
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And I'm umami, the band's newest member.
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It's the savoury flavour
of meat or tomatoes.
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And we are…
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The Taste Buds!
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So cool!
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But wait! How do those five flavours
tie into how people taste things?
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Stay and rock out,
and I think you'll find your answer.
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StoryBots, are you ready to rock?
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One, two, three, four!
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When you bite into a sandwich
Or a pizza pie
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And you're tasting something yummy
There are reasons why
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-You've got
-Taste buds!
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Those are bundles of cells
On your tongue and in your throat
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And other places as well
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When you chew your food
And saliva mixes in
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It washes over your taste buds
And they begin
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To analyse what chemicals
The food contains
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Then they send the information
To your brain
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There are a few tastes
That your taste buds recognise
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We know at least five
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There's salty, sour, bitter, sweet
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-And umami
-That's a savoury taste like meat.
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Tastes combine in different ways
Like sweet and sour in lemonade
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Or salty and umami in a hearty stew
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That's a part of the way
That you taste your food
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Taste your food!
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Well, that's some of the story
But there's more to tell
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Another part of tasting
Is your sense of smell
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Your food releases chemicals
While you chew
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They flow into your nose
And when they do
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They meet with special cells
Up in your nose
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Olfactory receptors is the name of those
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And like your taste buds
Signal to your brain
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Your olfactory receptors do the same
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Your brain puts together
All the signals that come through
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From your nose and your taste buds too
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It figures out the tastes
That you've had before
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And knows what you're eating
And if you want more
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Like a taco or spaghetti or barbecue
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That's the awesome way
That you taste your food
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Taste your…
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I said that's the awesome way
That you taste your food, yeah
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Taste your…
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I said that's the awesome way
That you taste your food
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-Taste your…
-Hey! Hey! Hey!
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I said that's the awesome way
That you taste your food
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That really rocked!
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Thank you for teaching me about
how taste works!
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Don't mention it. See you later, Bo.
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-Bye-bye!
-Thanks for coming to our show!
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Bye! Goodbye-- Oh, wait.
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I'm actually going that way,
so if you could all just--
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Yes. Thank you. Goodbye!
Goodbye, now! Bye-bye!
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Welcome, class.
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Today we will demonstrate how taste works
with the TasteTron 5000.
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As we see here,
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humans have special cells
in places like their mouths and noses
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that help them taste food.
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Observe what happens when my assistant
Gopher feeds the TasteTron 5000 some food.
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When people chew,
their teeth break up the food
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and saliva washes it over the taste buds.
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These taste buds
then analyse the chemicals in the food
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and send signals about them to the brain.
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These signals typically
fall into five tastes:
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salty, sour, bitter, sweet, and umami.
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Taste buds in the mouth
don't do all the work alone.
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Olfactory receptors in the nose
also send signals to the brain.
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The brain relies on these signals
to decide whether to keep chewing
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or to spit the food out
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and opt for something else.
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No! Gopher, stop this!
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And that's how taste works.
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Stop! Just stop.
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Hello! Ms. Mushroom? Can you hear me?
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Bo! I'm so glad you're back.
Did you find out how people taste food?
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I certainly did,
but I'm not sure it's going to help.
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Don't worry. I'm tougher than I look.
I promise I can handle it.
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What do you got for me?
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Well, people have special cells
in their mouths and noses
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that analyse the chemicals
released from food.
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Those cells send signals to the brain
to figure out the flavour of the food.
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So, to taste better,
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I need to change the chemicals
that are released when I'm chewed? What?
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How am I supposed to do that?
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I don't know if you can.
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But why change yourself at all, dude?
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Yes! You can learn to love yourself
for who you are.
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And how you taste.
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And don't forget,
people's tastes are changing all the time.
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That kid that doesn't like mushrooms today
may love you next month, or next year!
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Boop.
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There's, like, tons of adults
that love mushrooms.
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And kids grow into adults!
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-Yeah, that's true!
-That's really true. Yeah.
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You're right, StoryBots.
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I guess I never really
thought about it like that.
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I'm a stinky little mushroom,
and I'm proud!
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That's the spirit!
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Thank you, StoryBots!
I feel so much better.
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I'm ready to show the world
who I really am!
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I'm a stinky mushroom
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I'm a stinky mushroom!