Penn & Teller: Bull! 2x1

1. You might be wondering what our friend is doing here.

2. Well, he's one of the many creators of bullshit.

3. He is a vested interest in this show because we're taking a look at the animal

4. rights movement in general, and more specifically, a group called

5. Peta, people for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

6. These are folks who don't want animals killed, hurt,

7. exploited, or embarrassed.

8. Okay, we're going to try it their way.

9. We are going to tease or abuse the ball.

10. He doesn't have a cute name like Elsie or.

11. Booming or. Heifer lips.

12. His name is Dave.

13. Nothing funny about that.

14. We wouldn't do anything to this bull that we wouldn't do to each other.

15. So call him Dave.

16. You go.

17. Motherfucker!

18. Oh, hey. Cool. Dave.

19. He can talk.

20. I find that's

21. okay.

22. Okay.

23. Dave.

24. It's all over.

25. Okay.

26. Come on.

27. Mike. You.

28. Do. Hey, Jerry.

29. How many?

30. Trying to stop the pain.

31. Jerry Green one is to blame.

32. These folks are supporters of a group called Peta.

33. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

34. We call our show bullshit.

35. So you know what you're getting.

36. But what do you get with a group that puts ethical right in its name?

37. Ethical means moral or proper, which differs for every person.

38. It's something you discuss. It's not an absolute.

39. It just sounds nice.

40. It's like pro-choice and pro-life.

41. If, I mean, come on, everyone is pro-choice and pro-life.

42. It's for or against abortion that your group is about.

43. And who wouldn't want to treat animals ethically anyway?

44. I mean,

45. nobody gets off slapping their monkey or choking their chicken or

46. roughing up their clam.

47. But just like a

48. lot of animals, we think other animals are good to eat.

49. We noticed it during this episode.

50. We were able to tell which side of the debate someone was on by either girth.

51. Guess which side this couple is on?

52. We want animals to be. To be safe.

53. To be free, to not be exploited, to not be abused, to not be killed.

54. Pamela Friedan, spokesperson for Animal Defense League, Los Angeles.

55. We have a right to take care of those that are weaker than us,

56. so that

57. just because we have all this power, doesn't mean

58. we ought to be exploiting all these animals.

59. Doctor Jeffrey Vlasic, member of Animal Defense Los Angeles I was going to.

60. Kill today this remarkably thin husband and wife team

61. and their skinny pals are marching against the LA city animal shelters.

62. And the man who oversees them, Jerry Greenwald.

63. They want to hide the fact that they're killing

64. all these precious cats, dogs, puppies and kittens.

65. Man, there is a lot of anger there.

66. This Jerry Greenwald must be a monster.

67. Jerry Greenwald.

68. General manager, Department of Animal Services, City of Los Angeles.

69. Okay, he looks like a decent fella.

70. I mean, he looks like he eats beef.

71. We rescue 63,000 animals a year.

72. All this commotion about what we're not doing

73. isn't going to change.

74. What we are doing.

75. And what we are doing is taking care of the animals in a humane.

76. And loving way.

77. Do they have to kill animals?

78. Yeah, but they also bust their balls to increase

79. adoptions and educate pet owners on spaying and neutering.

80. Something Peta doesn't mention.

81. Cats, dogs, puppies and kitties

82. every single day are killed in shelters just like this one.

83. Behind closed doors. They're torturing animals.

84. They're keeping them in steel cages for their entire lives.

85. What are we supposed to do?

86. We have about 100 or so animals in here.

87. I'm Jackie David, public information director for the City of Los Angeles

88. Animal Services department.

89. Should we turn them all out into the street,

90. including the aggressive ones? What do we do with them, then?

91. Then do they go bite everyone?

92. And then it's our fault again.

93. We are the repository of society's ills.

94. We are the repository of society's apathy.

95. So what do these Peta people really want?

96. We want the total abolition

97. of animal cruelty and death.

98. We want total animal liberation.

99. Yeah. Animal liberation. What?

100. Grab a seat.

101. Now. Some ribs.

102. There's a whole lot of information that most people just don't know about.

103. Peta. I'm stuffed.

104. Here's an organization that says, on one hand that it just wants

105. puppies and kittens and cows and chickens and pigs to live beautiful lives.

106. And that's a wonderful pipe dream.

107. David Mark Tomko, center for Consumer Freedom Meat Eater, on the other hand,

108. it tries to accomplish these goals by intimidating harassing people,

109. threatening them, and by funneling its money to people

110. who strike matches and, you know, throw bombs and advocate throwing bombs.

111. The animal rights movement is moving in an altogether

112. different direction from what the American public would support

113. if they understood what they're really about.

114. I'm Patty strand, president of the National Animal Interest Alliance.

115. People in my community

116. don't think that Peta means people for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

117. They use the acronym to mean people for extortion, terror and abuse.

118. Extortion, terror, abuse.

119. But Peta is the largest animal rights group with 750,000 members

120. around the world.

121. How crazy can three quarters of a million people be?

122. Well, if you watch our show, you know the answer to that.

123. I believe that they are a religion.

124. I believe that they do operate like a cult.

125. Patty Strand is one of the country's leading advocates for animal welfare.

126. Although she loves animals, she hates Peta.

127. And we bet she eats meat. Okay. Let's go.

128. You know, if you think about cults and you think about mind control,

129. how do they operate?

130. They operate by using sensational,

131. often horrific visual images.

132. Hey, we'll show you what they want you to see.

133. Here are some of the images Peta likes to use over and over again.

134. It is horrific to watch. We'll give them that.

135. But the federal Animal Welfare Act is in place to prevent these kind of abuses.

136. Just because this stuff is evil and it is.

137. Does not mean PETA's insanity is good.

138. This is

139. PETA's founder and leader, a shrewd, enigmatic, self-proclaimed press slut

140. named Ingrid Newkirk.

141. Ingrid rules from PETA's expansive riverfront headquarters in Norfolk,

142. Virginia.

143. Nice nonprofit digs

144. Ingrid holds sway

145. over nearly 200 dedicated employees.

146. Whatever Ingrid says goes.

147. Please welcome the founder and president of people

148. for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or Peta.

149. Ingrid Newkirk.

150. Here's Miss Newkirk speaking at an animal rights conference.

151. Let's just listen.

152. Most people in this room understand that slavery is not over in America

153. or in the Western world, or in the world in general.

154. The animals are today's slaves.

155. Slaves, she said.

156. Animals are today's slaves.

157. You can throw around the word ethical, but slaves.

158. There are still millions of humans in slavery around the world.

159. How many people watching this show have slavery in their own family histories?

160. We sure have in our national history.

161. Do you really want to equate that worldwide shame to chickens?

162. And what about this footage?

163. Pretty scary.

164. Remind you of anyone for the cheap shot?

165. Well, you bet it is. It's beneath us.

166. But we're not the first to use the Nazi analogy.

167. Peta uses it against all of us.

168. They've got this.

169. Truly offensive campaign right now.

170. It's called the Holocaust on your plate.

171. David, Mark Taco in the center for Consumer Freedom in Washington, D.C.

172. have made it their mission

173. to make sure Peta no longer gets away with their bullshit.

174. They juxtapose images of Nazi concentration camps

175. with images of livestock farms.

176. They're trying to make the suggestion that the way we treat animals in livestock

177. farms is no different from the way the Nazis treated Jews.

178. The belief that what happens to a chicken is morally identical

179. to what happened to the Jews in the Holocaust.

180. After all, Jews were cremated and chickens or barbecued.

181. Hey, we have Peta. See? No difference.

182. Dennis Prager, nationally syndicated radio talk show host and columnist.

183. And clearly a meat eater.

184. With all respect, chickens are stupid.

185. Very stupid.

186. Peta loves animals and not humans.

187. It's clear that's why they could so, so trivialize the Holocaust.

188. That's how they could say that we won't.

189. We would never cure rates if we had to experiment on a rat.

190. Tell her I wanted to see if we could kill,

191. clean, cook and eat our own chicken.

192. We wanted to tape it to show you all the clucking, suffering

193. feathers and blood that go into a chicken dinner.

194. Turns out the Humane Association doesn't

195. want anyone killing a chicken for entertainment.

196. Why would the chicken care if it died on our bullshit show

197. or at some processing plant?

198. Their stance is good news for us because I'm pretty sure we couldn't

199. even catch a chicken, but we can show someone else doing it.

200. We can only be cruel by proxy.

201. It seems really bullshitting.

202. Processing animals for food is not a pretty sight.

203. But isn't that an esthetic point and not a moral one?

204. If you're eating meat, you're part of this.

205. We're part of this.

206. If you can't stand the meat, get out of the kitchen.

207. Just don't blow the kitchen up because you don't like my lunch.

208. How's that chicken? Tell her.

209. Or is it eating the chicken?

210. Oh, Jesus.

211. In any conflict, the crazier party generally wins.

212. Which is why PETA's doing so well.

213. But we think it's time to take off the gloves.

214. You want to talk fucking nuts?

215. We got fucking Ted Nugent.

216. Hey, Ingrid.

217. Blow me.

218. It's hysterical that the argument

219. is given so much credence in this day and age.

220. Yep. Rock star and avid outdoorsman, Ted fucking Nugent.

221. All we had to do to get him going was mention Peta.

222. Food, baby.

223. Pete is wrong.

224. I'm right.

225. I'm adhering to the natural order.

226. The to me, to people of consciousness, to people of awareness,

227. to people of intellect.

228. Tooth and claw, is it?

229. Ted's a lifelong hunter and passionate conservationist.

230. He's not afraid of where meat comes from.

231. To try to tell me that I can't eat flesh.

232. It's just weird.

233. I mean, I don't even know how to respond to such stupidity.

234. This meat is food.

235. Case closed.

236. The pity.

237. You don't know what? Outlaw fishing.

238. Circuses.

239. Dog shows, horseback riding and zoos.

240. They even oppose the use of service animals like guide dogs for the blind.

241. Fucking blind bastards torturing those dogs in a Peta world.

242. There's no Kentucky Fried Chicken or Kentucky Derby.

243. See you, Shamu.

244. And forget about smearing honey all over your fuck buddy.

245. Because even bees are persecuted by the man.

246. And pets are forbidden in PETA's world, too.

247. That's right.

248. No pets.

249. Hey, all you pet lovers who donate to Peta feel like a sucker yet?

250. Listen straight from the horse's mouth.

251. Our goal is total animal liberation.

252. And the day when everyone believes that animals

253. are not ours to eat, not ours to wear.

254. Not ours to experiment

255. and not ours for entertainment or any other exploitive purpose.

256. Why? You couldn't be more clear than that.

257. Total animal liberation.

258. Let's define exactly what that means.

259. All animals in captivity anywhere will be set

260. free to live their lives as they see fit.

261. Well, with rights and responsibilities.

262. Even if we gave animals rights, they.

263. They end up in animal prison right away for assaulting

264. and killing people or each other, not paying taxes,

265. and for fucking and shitting all over the shitty fucking place.

266. Life isn't Disney bullshit where lions, pigs

267. and mere cats hang out together and sing songs.

268. You think Jews and Palestinians have trouble living side by side?

269. Try pit bulls and bunnies.

270. Try honey badgers and anything.

271. In a month, all of the liberated animals will be locked up

272. in big animal prisons to set up special animal courts and animal drug

273. dealer.

274. Comfortable.

275. This is a fight for liberation.

276. No different than the fight

277. for the liberation of slaves or women or any other oppressed group.

278. In the past.

279. We have to equate our movement with those movements.

280. The foolishness of that comment is so deep

281. I can only ascribe it to higher education.

282. You have to have gone to college to say something that's stupid.

283. And speaking of college.

284. Doctor Steve Best,

285. chair of the Philosophy Department, University of Texas, El Paso.

286. Boycott.

287. I'm Peta supporter and obvious vegetarian Steve Best.

288. He's one of the leading academic voices in the animal rights movement.

289. He's a philosophy professor.

290. And while most philosophy professors spend their time pondering Kirkegaard,

291. this one yells at dog food manufacturers for our money, it's a wash.

292. Your corporate.

293. Animals are not like our family.

294. They are our family.

295. They are like us in every significant way and in some ways far better.

296. Today is a day of reckoning.

297. Steve Best is a he's a very, very dangerous guy.

298. His his group this year sponsored what they called the Student Animal

299. Liberation Front, appreciation Day, where they go into their classes

300. and they talk favorably about the Animal Liberation Front.

301. yes, the Animal Liberation Front.

302. The Alf is an anonymous group of activists who go to extreme measures

303. to get their point of view across, like firebombing

304. animal testing labs to destroy research and free animals.

305. I don't even think it's controversial to support the Alf.

306. I don't see what the big controversy is.

307. during the Second World War, the Jewish anti resistance movement

308. against Nazis destroyed every tool of oppression.

309. It's the same thing with the Alf.

310. we are breaking down doors, breaking into buildings, rescuing animals

311. and, smashing, property that is used to exploit animals.

312. These tactics are legitimate.

313. They're necessary.

314. They're powerful. They're effective.

315. America.

316. Welcome to the new face of animal rights struggle.

317. Hey, is he wearing a leather belt?

318. If we assume it's fake leather,

319. isn't he perpetuating a style driven demand for animal skin?

320. Sadly, the state funded knuckleheads is not the only one advocating violence.

321. But they can't hurt cats and dogs.

322. You can justify, for a political standpoint,

323. any type of violence you want to use.

324. My house has been vandalized.

325. My car has been vandalized.

326. My house has been picketed twice.

327. Ugly things said over loudspeakers in my neighborhood.

328. Jerry Greenwald and. Stuff.

329. Matter of fact, my wife had a heart attack after the.

330. First protest on it's to deliver it.

331. I don't have any doubt in my mind that there will come a time

332. when we will see violence against animal rights abusers.

333. We've got reports and files with law enforcement across America,

334. where the animal rights extremists are on record threatening

335. to kill my children on the way to school because we eat pheasant.

336. I think that violence

337. and nonviolence are not moral principles or tactics.

338. What violence and nonviolence are not moral principles or tactics.

339. Sweet evil. Jesus.

340. What did he say?

341. Violence and nonviolence are not moral principles or tactics.

342. Ethical making ass.

343. And when it comes to violence. Oh, excuse me.

344. Tactics.

345. Rodney Coronado is one of the animal rights movements

346. most notorious tacticians.

347. Good afternoon everybody.

348. My name is Ron Coronado.

349. You know, a member of the very first movement

350. and a member of sea Shepherd and Animal Liberation Front.

351. And generally, of all the real enemies of the United States these days.

352. Coronado firebombed a Michigan State

353. University research lab in the name of animal rights.

354. He also publicly admitted to at least six other arsons.

355. He is probably the most celebrated celebrity among the real hardcore

356. animal rights nuts.

357. He admitted it in court as part of a plea bargain.

358. He burned the place down and he went to jail.

359. In the government's sentencing memorandum,

360. the U.S.

361. attorney wrote that

362. there was evidence that Ingrid Newkirk herself was connected to the crime.

363. What?

364. Ingrid Newkirk connected to a fire bombing terrorist.

365. Do we have any proof?

366. Well guess what?

367. Because Peta is a tax exempt organization.

368. Their tax returns are a matter of public record.

369. And this is PETA's return from the tax year ending July 1995.

370. Here's the notation for $45,200 to the Rodney Coronado Support Committee.

371. The same Rodney Coronado who was convicted of and later admitted

372. to burning down an animal research lab.

373. You'd think people would distance themselves from Rodney.

374. Nope. Not financially.

375. Peta also made a loan $25,000 to a Ray Coronado.

376. That's Rodney's dad.

377. We talked to Rodney's dad.

378. He said loan wasn't alone.

379. We paid that money back.

380. That's over 70 grand in one year.

381. Going to Rodney Coronado.

382. And he never brought up his name in court.

383. Quid pro quo.

384. Rodney Coronado has remained active with him.

385. He's a guy who, at National Animal Rights Convention,

386. stands up and first of all, encourages people to blow things up.

387. And then he stands there and teaches people how to make a bomb.

388. This is Rodney Coronado

389. speaking to students at American University in Washington, DC.

390. This is full of crude, incendiary device.

391. It is a simple plastic jug

392. which is filled with gasoline and oil.

393. But I heard right.

394. This lunatic is teaching our kids how to make Molotov cocktails.

395. Under the auspices of people for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

396. Peta. Ethical.

397. In fact, Ingrid has publicly called Rodney Coronado a, quote, fine young man.

398. If you can be a convicted arsonist

399. who has set at least seven fires and still be a fine young man,

400. what the fuck does it take to be a monster?

401. We contacted Rodney to arrange an interview.

402. Here's the actual message we received from the confessed fire bomber Coronado here.

403. Hey, I think I've got this up out.

404. I just don't think with the adding in and all that, I'm going to come out on top

405. and I'll say, I don't want to be put in a position

406. to, be a part of something that makes people look bad.

407. Appreciate you saving the paper.

408. And I do think it's a good show.

409. I thought it was very interesting. Take it easy.

410. Wow. Cool, dude.

411. He seems okay.

412. He likes us. He likes our show.

413. Too bad.

414. Is a fucking arsonist.

415. But Rodney Coronado is not the only nutcase Peta supports.

416. I have been arrested 13 times

417. for random acts of kindness and compassion.

418. Following in the footsteps of other routine radical law breakers like Doctor

419. Martin Luther King Junior, Mohandas Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, and Jesus.

420. Peta has within the last year had on its payroll

421. at least one guy that I know of who has spent time in maximum

422. security prisons for Animal Liberation Front crimes.

423. He's a guy named Gary Borowski.

424. Gary Roski is PETA's official orator.

425. They send this convicted criminal, dipshit and their junior highs and high schools

426. to preach the Peta.

427. Doctrine put a two year old child in a crib with a bunny rabbit and an apple.

428. And if that child eats the bunny

429. rabbit and plays with the apple, I'll buy you a new car.

430. If someone is killing on a regular basis, thousands of animals.

431. And if that person can only be stopped in one way

432. by the use of violence, then it's certainly a morally justifiable solution.

433. What they are doing is advocating

434. what they call direct action, which is basically vandalism, arson,

435. property destruction as a means to achieve their reforms.

436. Brian Levin, Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism.

437. Meat Eater.

438. And when you use violence and property destruction

439. as a way to achieve your reforms, that's called terrorism.

440. We we are basically high profile, law abiding citizens who,

441. speak out on programs like this and others to let people know what's going on.

442. Shows like this one, shows like this is this.

443. We are running a show called Horse Shitter or Crock of Shit.

444. What are the shit shows are they're out there.

445. We rule shit.

446. Unfortunately, Peta boss Miss Newkirk didn't want to come on our bullshit show.

447. But we did find someone who was formerly a Peta spokesman.

448. And even he thinks peeing is scary.

449. One reason I became disillusioned with Peta, even though we both

450. philosophically are on the same page, is that I thought they supported violence.

451. I'm Doctor Ray, Greek president of Americans

452. for Medical Advancement and former Peta supporter.

453. PETA's position on violence has been very wishy washy.

454. They have never come out and actually condemned it.

455. What they have said is that they neither condemn it nor condone it,

456. but that they understand it.

457. Again, maybe that was adequate prior to 911,

458. but tactically your management has to be completely out to lunch

459. if you think you can get away with that.

460. Status post 911.

461. Some of you may wonder what put such a bug up our butt

462. about Peta in the first place.

463. Two words medical research.

464. Peta violently opposes using animals to save human lives.

465. But first of all, we have to understand that animal research

466. is unscientific and animal derived data can never be made

467. relevant to another species without animal research.

468. We have no biomedical science.

469. Not only do we have no biomedical science, we have no public health,

470. tail Guidotti, professor of medicine and public health,

471. The George Washington University Medical Center we would lose about

472. 8,590% of medical progress from this point forward.

473. Essentially, medical research would would come to a halt.

474. That's that's basically what would lose everything.

475. Let's go feed the chickens, Vinnie.

476. Come on.

477. We'd like you to meet an animal lover who wouldn't be alive today

478. if not for medical research conducted on animals.

479. One more time. Jump up.

480. Her name is Patty wood, and that's her grandson, Vinnie.

481. Hi, Vinnie. There's the pond.

482. When I was in high school, I learned I had strep throat.

483. And usually people get well and go on with things.

484. But with me, the strep throat went into my kidneys and destroyed them.

485. And a few years later, I needed to go on dialysis.

486. And at that time, the doctors put a bovine graft

487. or a cow neck artery into this arm.

488. So that the large needles used for

489. dialysis could take my blood out, clean it, and put it back.

490. That cow's artery helped doctors keep Patti alive through two kidney

491. transplants, but she later contracted anemia and almost died.

492. Drugs developed through animal research saved her life.

493. Of course, Patti Wood isn't alone.

494. Many of us are alive thanks to animal based treatments.

495. More than 10 million Americans are type A diabetic.

496. We'll pick one more random.

497. How about Mary Beth Sweetland?

498. She's a type A diabetic.

499. To stay alive, Mary Beth injects herself daily with insulin

500. that was developed from medical testing using dogs.

501. Nothing wrong with that.

502. Except Mary Beth Sweetland is a vice president of Peta.

503. There's Ingrid.

504. Smack dab in the middle of their class picture.

505. And right above her is Sweetland.

506. Now, she admits her meds still contain some animal products.

507. Sweetland says, I don't see myself as a hypocrite.

508. I need my life to fight for the rights of animals.

509. Not a hypocrite.

510. Your group supports people who firebomb labs where animal testing is

511. conducted, while using the very benefits of animal

512. testing to live your own upside down house of cards.

513. Fucking privileged life.

514. I guess we must not know what a hypocrite is.

515. Della.

516. Look it up.

517. Here.

518. We have a generation in America that doesn't know evil.

519. They've never suffered.

520. They don't know Nazism.

521. They don't know communism.

522. They don't know torture.

523. They don't know death camps.

524. So they're so naive that they.

525. That they believe that the real evil is done to animals.

526. If all you folks who donate your hard earned jingle to Peta aren't

527. convinced of your ill advised ways yet, you should probably check this out.

528. Buried deep in PETA's tax filings may be their dirtiest little secret of all.

529. Right here in the left hand column.

530. Pass the free to the fish costume.

531. And you thought your money was for saving animals.

532. Just below that, we found this notation for a walk in freezer,

533. for which Peta paid $9,370.

534. Now, a freezer that costs that much should be about ten feet

535. by 15ft, or roughly the size of this freezer here.

536. We got to thinking, what would Peta need with a freezer that big is frozen?

537. Trail mix that much of a delicacy.

538. So we talked to a freezer expert,

539. and he said, you need a freezer that big for one of two things.

540. One would be meat, which no one appear to be caught dead with.

541. And two, and we love this cadavers.

542. And then we found this.

543. Sometimes the only kind option for some animals

544. is to put them to sleep forever.

545. Those are the words of Ingrid Newkirk.

546. Peta euthanized

547. 1325 dogs and cats that year

548. at its headquarters that registered Peta.

549. The people for the Ethical Treatment of Animals

550. kills animals themselves.

551. The only took in 2103,

552. so Peta killed almost two thirds of the animals they rescued.

553. No, no, I'm still.

554. Okay.

555. Let's be clear.

556. Peta boss and guru Ingrid Newkirk is having animals put to death.

557. Peta kills animals while attacking people who kill animals.

558. Tell her to the dictionary.

559. Is there an entry for sucking big ass

560. hypocrite.

561. Hey hey hey, what do you say?

562. Here is just a short list of the procedures.

563. Cures and vaccines

564. were developed in the 20th century from medical research on animals.

565. Millions of people are dying all over the world right now.

566. From potentially curable diseases and heroic biomedical researchers

567. are experimenting on animals to find cures.

568. Peta is trying to stand in their way.

569. Look, we're all for treating animals humanely, but the bottom line is

570. millions of people are alive today.

571. Who wouldn't be because of animal research?

572. Just people.

573. The animal revolution.

574. Unfortunately, the animal rights movement is more popular than ever.

575. And that's scary

576. because it's not made up of rational thinking or reasonable people.

577. But then what is?

578. You want passion and truth. Okay.

579. Tell her.

580. And I would personally kill every chimp in the world

581. with our bare hands to save one street junkie with Aids.

582. I have one more thing to say to them.

583. Remember this.

584. Rights movements never go away.

585. They always get stronger.

586. They always attract more people.

587. And there is no point whatsoever in wasting your time fighting them.

588. Because we will grow.

589. And we will win.

590. Bullshit.

591. No animals were harmed in the making of this episode of bullshit.

592. Well, except the fucking chickens and the ribs.

593. That's a cow with our sexy leather boy outfits and the fur coats and. Oh.

594. You know, there are a lot of the food is catered.

595. They serve some meats. There's probably a couple diabetics on the crew.

596. They need insulin. I almost forgot Tesla's ass.

597. Then I guess the building.

598. We taping us metal products

599. because they're commonly used in brick, plaster, cement and insulation.

600. Some of the furniture was probably made using animal based glue.

601. There's a lot of animal stuff used for musical instruments,

602. so maybe the theme song is just some animals. All in.

603. The video tape contains mylar that's made from animal byproducts.

604. But other than that, though.