Hey everyone and welcome to another episode of Little Fish.
This is the podcast from the makers of No Such Thing As A Fish where we put down our facts
and we look at the incredible facts that you guys have been sending to podcast at qi.com.
I am sat here in an undisclosed location known only to me and my family because it's my house.
And Dan Schreiber is in his house and Anna Tashinsky is in her house.
And we will be talking facts.
So which of you would like to go first with an amazing audience fact?
I've got a good one from a well-named chap called Benjamin Snitkoff.
And I know, really strong.
And he says, I'm reading a terrific book called Gesture,
which does look like a really good book, actually, by Lauren Gorn.
And he came across this fact that the Kadang people of Indonesia
have a prohibition on pointing at rainbows, Ursa Major and small young pumpkins.
I know they connected for the same reason.
Did the three of them have like a night out, the pumpkins, the rainbows?
Earth of Minor.
And they're just banished.
Yeah.
God, I'd love to see what that night out would look like, but I do not know.
It does seem pretty arbitrary, like you're getting to the end of the rule book and you've got pages to fill.