Jul 3, 2026 · 1 hr 33 min · 12 segments
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Honey DavenportGuestSteve ChisoroHostAnd many years ago on this podcast, I can't remember whether you were co-hosting at the time, we did a story about bananas that changed my life.
And that story was about how we've all been peeling bananas the wrong way our entire lives.
You should be peeling your bananas from the fat part at the bottom, starting there and then peeling it that way.
That's how monkeys peel bananas because it's much easier to peel a banana that way.
And ever since I've done that story, I've peeled my bananas that way, and it was life-changing.
Were you there when we did that story? I was not there when we did that story, but I forget where I learned it from.
However, if you watch like Looney Tunes or cartoons, that's literally how they also appear, the bananas in the cartoons.
You see it like laying, you know, like on the grounds for someone to slip on or whatever.
So we should have learned this as kids because the cartoons have been doing it right
So when you bring bananas home from the grocery store, you are bringing home fruit fly eggs.
So you're supposed to give your bananas a quick rinse under the faucet before placing them in your fruit bowl or wherever you place them in your home because nobody puts their bananas in the refrigerator.
And many years ago on this podcast, I can't remember whether you were co-hosting at the time, we did a story about bananas that changed my life.
And that story was about how we've all been peeling bananas the wrong way our entire lives.
You should be peeling your bananas from the fat part at the bottom, starting there and then peeling it that way.
That's how monkeys peel bananas because it's much easier to peel a banana that way.
And ever since I've done that story, I've peeled my bananas that way, and it was life-changing.
Were you there when we did that story? I was not there when we did that story, but I forget where I learned it from.
However, if you watch like Looney Tunes or cartoons, that's literally how they also appear, the bananas in the cartoons.
You see it like laying, you know, like on the grounds for someone to slip on or whatever.
So we should have learned this as kids because the cartoons have been doing it right
So when you bring bananas home from the grocery store, you are bringing home fruit fly eggs.
So you're supposed to give your bananas a quick rinse under the faucet before placing them in your fruit bowl or wherever you place them in your home because nobody puts their bananas in the refrigerator.
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