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Okay. Um, we're going to continue today a little bit of an offshoot of of Thursday's share about Turkey which was about Miser and Cashas and we'll talk a little bit more about Miser and Cashas with a a very interesting animal. Um, so to start like this there are two I printed out this article. It was actually in Mishbah magazine but there are two doctors. One is Dr. Ari um Zivet Zivatavski I think his name is and Dr. Zivatavski I think his name is and Dr. Ari Greenspan one is a a uh brain science uh like doctor in Barilan University and one of them is a practicing dentist in Urallion. They have an obsession with food and cashas and they've basically single-handedly uncovered all sorts of different species and mean of foods that technically by the book should be kosher meaning simonyum wise characteristics wise they should be kosher animals but either due to their availability or due to them to their availability or due to them being disgusting or something in between are not something that people eat commonly. And they in 2002 organized what they called the first Misora dinner. Not the art school got none of the proceeds. It was misor as in miser of these animals and they they spent months and months and months collecting all sorts of odd creatures from all over the world. But the problem is that in order to allow someone to eat an animal that that that you know is kosher on paper but doesn't have a messiah of cash, you have to find a person who
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