I am at a huddle all back at the hello and welcome to another episode of no such thing as a fish, a weekly podcast, coming to you from the QR offices in Covent Garden. My name is Daniel, driver and I'm sitting here with an itches in drew Hunter, Murray and an Miller, and once again we have gathered round the microphones with our four favorite Facts from the last seven days and in no particular order here we go starting with fact number one in that's my fact this week. My fact is that scottish poet, William Madonna goals. Writing was so bad. A circus hired him to give poetry readings under the condition that audiences could pelt him with eggs. Is he read?

I need the agreed today that he agreed to accept the job he was paid: fifteen shillings per performance, and he was actually slightly on hard times, so he accepted it probably going. Why need the money? But then the eggs may day yeah and it wasn't just eggs. Was it was stale bread as well flower? He got a lot of products that he could go home with. Unfortunately, the performances were put to an end quite early on and he was disappointed about that supposedly yeah when they put to an end, because they were too riotous it was in yeah eighty ninety three, the authorities banned them because they were getting so out of control. People will just wildly enthusiastic about pelting. Him. He's probably is pretty tough to get an audience, though he was quite keen to spread his poetry regardless. I want is like right. They love me just a tiny bit of background

anyone who hasn't heard of Lily Mcgonigle. This is a scottish poet. He was born in either one thousand eight hundred and twenty five or one thousand eight hundred and thirty, it's a bit disputed and he was famous very, very famous for the terrible hness of his poems Myra. Just so we know what we dealing with. If my aim is poems was the tea bridge disaster, where bridge a collapse in lots of people are being killed. It starts off beautiful railway bridge, the silvery Tay. Alas, I am very sorry to say that ninety lives have been taken away on the last day of eighteen, seventy nine, which will be remembered for a very long time. That's the law. Will that poetry, legitimate and that we should wear it comforting the bereaved family that he was a temperance campaigner and hated alcohol and stuff is teetotal, and he blamed the fact that no one liked his poetry on alcohol, so he said they're all too drunk to be able to appreciate. does kind of imply that you just there was the kind of thing you got really pissed and then said we should go somewhere. yeah, but last year with afraid, just three

He started very late in life, Didn T say he was about fifty give or take, as we don't know exactly when he was born, so he was what was he before that will see working, I told you, looming, and we really think he heard a voice saint him like right right. You must ride so he was like well. This is what I am going to tear them back at whether he was good and I didn't write come into the equation. Yeah I'd. He really believed in himself as well. He once tried to read poetry to Queen Victoria and he sent them a lesser to the palace, I would like to read, and they said no, it's ok! Thank you very much, that's fine! So he thought I know I'll do I'll, just walk there, a walk all the way from Dundee to Balmoral to perform the queen Victoria. He did he arrived at the castle and they said genuinely

thank you. He had to walk all the way back, didn't get to do it. Guarantees antivirals also that unfair to introduce himself as the queen's poet when it is a matter of Queen Victoria. The letters ass nation attempts on her throughout her life not successful, and after one of them he wrote a poem in tribute to the failed assassination attempts which takes up like this God prosper long on noble queen and long May. She rain Maclean. He tried to shoot her, but it was all in vain, the God he turned the ball aside, Maclean I got her head and he felt very angry because he didn't shoot at depth. Yeah, it's quite nice. I should add. We were reading these on national poetry Day,

here in the gallery today as recording he was always being victims of hoaxes that would so sides, but also kind of a cake, as he seemed oblivious to it. That I was the famous hoax when a group of students sent him a thing in the post, saying that he'd one, the order of the ground knight of the holy order of the White Elephant Twitter is an extreme the important means and myself- and it was a title that was given biking feeble of Burma, first amazing poetry, and they called him William Topaz in that anti thereafter made his name William Toby as a mechanical you're kidding metal net that wasn't his birthday. I don't believe so. That's it! I'm having seems to get mentioned. I haven't read. That was where it was invented without first, I must mention something, and then he had this award up on his wool forevermore or thinking that the king of Burma has blessed

Amd is available as well as he wears the pattern, but he did invite some of it. There's a story about he paid money to play, Macbeth in the performance or the scottish play and, and he thought the actor playing Macduff was upstaging him, so he refused to die. The Kyrie done hurriedly that was before he started doing the poetry his first career, and there was a review of that players. I think, is one of the earliest times he appears in any write up, but there was a reviewer in the general who eventually wrote other off to have an extremely long soul. Fight was, despite being hit multiple times he's not like the reviewer wrote that Macduff resolved the matter in a rather undignified way by taking the feet from under the principal character. So you had to be rugby, but he was almost never paid to write a poem it all came from public roads

things, but the very few times he was paid was when he wrote advert poems for things so Beecham's. You know the Beecham's pills cuff, and so when they were launched, they were kind of kurile. They were Medicare, absolutely everything, but they didn't really have anything in that they had allowed ginger and soap. That was what was in them so yeah. So for a fee he wrote the following: what Ho Sixty P, full of high level degree. I pray ye all be warned by me, no matter what may be your bodily ills. The safest and quickest cure is Beecham's pills, good yeah. I want some patrons right now, just hearing that how did that start again? What ho sickly people frequently did that kind of bang headline at the thought of a poem? So he went to New York and his poem, the stance, oh mighty, city of New York. You are wonderful to behold. Your buildings are magnificent. The truth be told

They were the only things that seemed to arrest my eye, because many of them are thirteen stories. High yeah, that's so weird! Isn't it cause? You didn't know whether to feel sorry for him or not, because he did seem oblivious and you kept on almost asking for it. So we'd always dress up in full scottish regalia with you know, killed in spring and stuff, even on the trip to America. He was dressed like that, all the time and a thick skin. This means that there are some psychologists who agree with the historian, who first suggested he might have been slightly autistic, partly based on the fact that he seemed immune almost to this constant criticism and also his obsessive repetition of stuff. So over sixty of his poems, with the word twas and the phrase beautiful to be seen as in about fifty of them, and he didn't have any problems that lie nano. It's an incredible line. Shakespeare would have been proud of, sounds really interesting,

I don't know if this is well known. Professor Medina goal is named after William we're gonna go and yes, J K Rolling has actually confirm that that is the case. You, as you said she like the idea of someone so fabulous being named after someone so absurd, which neither was because Madonna goal is she's a complex character by the standards of high potter. Isn't J she's, not totally good? She can make it. strict old cows. Sometime not be saying that we know that, when a willing to other slithering it's from Anna and I used to live in Edinburgh and there's a lot of street names that you recognize from Harry Potter, books and near the statue of Greyfriars Bobby as a churchyard and there's a gravestone for Tom Riddle really have yet you can see the actual yeah and what's interesting about that. Is that is the exact same graveyard where William we're gonna go was buried, which I have been saying in the Congo was Lord Voldemort, saying I think Jake a rolling took a quick created to the graveyard and passed out all the names you needed.

ok, it is time for fact number two, and that is Andy. My factors that way set of all hazelnuts in the world go into Ferrero products, yeah, so Ferrero Rocher Nutella things like this take tax, which they also make many hazelnuts in TIC tac. Seventy five yeah, but one per tech yeah I yeah this is this is a piece that was published in Forbes recently and it was a profile of the company, basically, which is a very well established. Family firm, basically started in the nineteen thirties with one man who had one pastry shop. I'll becoming the thing that uses a third of all the hazel eyes in the world. Yet there big deal there big deal with any minute, the main owner he passed away only four years ago, Michel for era- and he was you know his fortune was up to fifteen billion.

I mean he's top fifty with a guy, now is top. Fifty richest people in the world is massive, but Michelle that people always said was a very very humble man didn't know. So he was the guy who basically his dad, made the Nutella chocolate, but he majored in sort of a loaf that was quite hard and sold it in slices. This was in post war rationing time and he thought a way of recreating chocolates to add hazelnuts instead cause as a chocolate shortage, but he yeah he sold it in slices like breads and he used to give a slice of Nutella away free with each loaf of bread as a way of kind of pushing it. Then his son Michel added some oil, and then it got all spreadable and the rest is history and it's so confusing cause Nutella was originally sold as pasta Yeah, as in it's navy, it was sold, you bought pasta, Jan Di Maria, and it was a that's how it was sold because it's paced right now. yeah yeah yeah, so you boil it

Lastly, as I was saying it turns out in plaster and then it's a loaf of bread, I didn't I spoke of because cause they're aetolian pastors just gonna, be italian for paste right, we're going to be packed with Italian, say: pasta they own. When are they don't eat? Pastor like we do a tool in ITALY, while it's all spraddled and do you know where loads of the factories originally were? They were old, they were also in factories, but a lot of the factories they started off with with former nazi missiles. factories yeah. I guess there are love empty ones and they re like Hulu use this package. That is true and I had to use its right of myself actually dropped. After my, I can't imagine looking at the machinery thinking. I think I think we can adjust. This is a little bit and make chocolate out of it,

It is amazing how not tell us manage to shake off the reputation. Isn't it is like Volkswagen, they both born of Nazi ISM and yet somehow it's fine to possess them. Both there was a made by not save it up. Well, it's got, the associations has no. What do you say? What's the associate the the factories are? Not so that's postwar personified areas and are not unnaturally suggesting the boycott. Like thing at least one of my fate groups, if we take account of Israel income, afraid tallying fascism, so Pietro whose GO founded the company in nineteen thirty eight, he moved to EAST Africa trying to sell biscuits to muscle in these troops. at the station, but there's a little bit of a link, but not a not a fallen lake as they'll, say intent, Nutella didn't isn't that using hazelnuts was because of the rationing from the war. So it came out of the consequences rather than because of the ideology. Yes, yes, fascists didn't make Nutella ice.

The claim that telling please don't sue me, I'm so hazelnuts, yeah three quarters of the world's hazelnuts come from Turkey. Yeah, obviously go to the market and a quarter of the world's hazelnuts. So one third of those produced in Turkey itself, three quarters of the title: a quarter of the World Tyson also produced in a single turkish town town, and they had a terrible frost in two. Doesnt forty and that of the harvest was wiped out and prices rose by sixty percent and is already has a year or two exactly it's. I mean obviously it's in the fields around the town, it's not exclusively in the town, but not trying to much the corn and openly market yeah, because they want a bit of writing cases another rather than moving into Georgiana Abkhazia. Another traditionally very calm.

and politically easy going region which might be so they that prayed to a lot of local politics. Basically, but every year they have half a million tons of hazelnut shells to get rid of what do they do with them and they sell them for cheap heating fuel, oh cool makeup, and I can't remember what else they do. Well, here's one thing that the Ferrero people do they use the hazelnut shells and they've been tests. and I don't know if this has been put into practice. This was a few years ago- they've been making it into the wrapping that we have for ya, so the Gris integrated it into the packaging to make themselves totally resourceful level. No, no it's! This is from the project coordinator. RO we have access to large amounts of residual by products which we realise could be used constructively so that accompanies idea was to use the nuts to create the packaging for the chocolates hey. If you ever want to know what to call a specific bit the thresher I have the answer myself.

Reading about how it goes through the factory, and you know it's got all these amazing devices that, for instance, that sense of it's misshapen and automatically pop a bit of air to knock it off the production line and for that funky- and then that's a moment where all afresh is. Is this wafer bull that rounded wafer which, by the way, took, took him for Aero five years? The story goes to try and home how to make a way for Co Party was in his factory on his own for five years. Thus, as let my goes little fat but he kills the wafer and then they're in the factory and they've got hazel in them and tell us spread and before that dipped in chocolate and hazelnuts. That little ball is called a pic. Poc was too high. So if you ever suck the chocolate off the outside of it for our Russia, you can say a pickpocket, so we got tick tax, pickpockets, very good, naming they shouldn't. They should market that says, but I don't want anyone that someone else has taken the truck laugh ass, I was reading a bit about the fact that this family that create

said. The whole Ferraro Empire are incredibly secretive. We were saying humble before, but also incredibly secretive. No one knew virtually anything about them and for a company that was so massive, they never did any real publicity of their own their websites. It was spotted in the telegraph back in two thousand and nine. This has since changed. So possibly since the the owner, Michelle had died, but they only had one financial press release on their website up until two thousand and nine and it was The sentence is long and that's the only thing they ever Harry. I gave one into the Michel and his whole career and even when he gave a view which was right towards the end of it, for he died, he wore dark losses. The whole way through it wasn't actually happen. Yeah you're right blatantly seven, is that your media savvy here media savvy Oompa Loompa from the factory. Oh, it's still his brother who's in charge. There's no Giovanni, yeah, basically real life, Willy Wonka, but without the killing. The children- that's true, light farther

I think it also join these. We have taken together the rural dollar statements about you're gonna, be sued. By also I why, when I was out again made the graveyard, no real Willie Mechanical buried there, and there is a Thomas Riddle did claimed. J K rolling has no imagination. She doesn't need this graveyards, like a creep steel Here I d is of the greatest and Jackie relegates the greatest right at the orders of the stolen well done all. That said the woods I found out something about Shakespeare's Globe, because Shakespeare's globe was partly built on the hazelnut shells, so they were excavating the original one before was rebuilt and what they found a layer of hazelnut shells, and they assumed that. Maybe this is the leftovers from people snacking on them, but it turns out that that wasn't the case because

They were an ingredient in a kind of mortar, was called a poor man's Malta that was mixed with cinders and ash and it let the rainwater filter through the support of the building. So when they rebuilt the theater, the theater sourced seven and a half tons of hazelnuts cells from Turkey was sort a special military plane, flew them over and they were pounded into a mortar and they will put under the floor so the glow today still on hazel nut. Shell, that's examiner, yeah, that is over. We sometimes need a button like an alarm for like best back to before yeah, okay, we've hit best boxes; they used to be cooled hazelnuts until really recently they used to be called filberts now. Have you guys, difficult and filbert so cause? I was just reading an asp in the Atlantic, which happened to be from nineteen. Ninety six and someone said the filbert or as people seem to be calling it these days, the hazelnuts.

I do not see them, not weird zoomed. After only saying about, should move on area, or can I just mentioned a teller, Jaws and twenty fifteen one caused a fire. This is, and twitter name and Sun rays, refractive from an emptiness, tell a job that was left on the window sill and burned an entire house down and kill the pet dogs so don't leave your Nutella Jaws out and don't see was Nutella. Ok,

It is time for fact number three, and that is because in ski my fact is that the early is depicted sofas were five feet high off the ground, as is great article in the Paris review, which is a review of a book called now. I sit me down by a guy called we told ribs and ski, and I really want to raise it and in that he mentions this couch, which appears in an hour basta carving from the seventh century, called the Garden Party and its from Syria, and it shows a king reclining on a sofa and its five feet. High and he's got his queen slightly below him on an also quite high chat. Now has a footstool to Mount is, and so the earliest sofas will. I now and his inadvertent six hundred forty five b c and the height of your furniture carnivorous related

to weigh your social standing was. Did you know that the french word for sofa is canopy in front of someone offers you a kind of pay they're offering you a sofa, much more generous at that? Didn't have that cinematic yeah! It's because it's a sofa for the thing to go on, isn't it. We call it that, because it's like a couch for the food to sit and watch lack, relax. The traditionally stale bread is supposed to be in a kind of pay, and so the stale bread acts as a sofa, and then you plunk your salmon. On top of it and that's the canopy, that's right below the lost your best backed the poker yeah. This is a dead end,

at fifties. I was a trend for cardboard sofas. What yeah and there's an article in popular mechanics in nineteen fifty four as they called the trend, paperboard furniture, and they were very excited about it, because you could use pulp and waste paper, and so that can be recycled or you could find it different ways very lightweight, and I quote: the furniture is relatively inexpensive, extremely strong and durable and can be disassembled when you move newlyweds can use it to bridge the gap until they can afford the kind of furniture they want for, like the Rollins. Send you a box with stuff in it just take. The sofa is one of the reasons why Romans did away with cutlery for awhile, so the reclining on couches became really popular I was brought from the arabic world, the Middle EAST, where this original fat was from into Europe and the word sofa comes from an arabic word, so the Romans started doing it and then you're using one hand to lean on. You know, you're propped up on one elbow, and so you can only eat with one hand, and so you can't be having cutlery because

It's right in the way it just looks so uncomfortable the roman way of dining on your side on the couch, with the table with food on it. Next to you, it just looks mad yeah and it takes up so much space cause everyone's lying down. So the the theory is that that's how the last supper happened, everyone was on the record was lying on the sides kind of use, shape so you'd have about four people per sides, each side of the EU, but it does mean that your facing some back. Yes, there lie are facing away from you, the guy behind you his face in your back and try to talk to you and your cousin. and you ll find things EVA dip in ITALY, this year on the right part the room, because this estaing about. If you go to sleep on your left side, you, if I get indigestion, cause your food engineers, Africa cycles that way Loan you're right was well meaning only now is well known. Is one way that if you lie you can get ingestion because the food Congo and ease them away easier, so you're lying on the wrong side in the room I meant lying down still not great, would be slightly more company. I think I'd resumed a gesture

just to have a conversation with a human. Rather in a sack maybe we'll Lyra they'll send to delay the same way, often in these paintings, and maybe they cracked his indignation. The thing they do, yeah, that's pretty amazing. I didn't know that so the photos are generally is quite recent, almost all the furniture we see today that was announced to the New York Times. That was saying pretty much everything you see was invented between sixteen seventy and seventeen. Thirty seven sofas came about like a lot of things off to ancient Rome. Ancient Greece and everything fell. They just disappeared, didn't come back for ages and things like arm chairs or sofas, or basically everything except just one table where you do everything, and then your bed just wasn't a thing and, along with it apparently came the new sofa attitude, which was when women started being a bit sexier and more relaxed, because the sofa encourages you to slightly drape yourself over it

It was a theory that that kind of loosened up women's behavior and morals. I think the men around the world were going. Hey, that's some sexy. Ladies all of a sudden, the population started to really rise. Yes, wow. I did find out about the first man to make a chair factory, because before this guy he was called Michael thought. He was a Frenchman, old, Chatswood lovingly handcrafted, a maid. He was born in seventeen, ninety six and in Vienna, forty or fifty years later, the mid nineteenth century lots and lots of restaurants and cafes. Coffee houses are opening and they need chairs that eat. Hundreds and hundreds of thousands and thousands of chairs- and it's too much effort for individual craftsmen to laboriously come

Chaz, so he had this brilliant method where he would cut wood into straps, boil bundles of them in glue and then he'd bend them into the shape in a mould that he wanted them to be. So it's more effective way of doing it, and then he developed ways of bending whole would not ass. I hope is a word so is bending rather than jamming together, which is actually much ass. Labour intensive yeah on demography so high that he had weapon five factories by the time he died So he was a huge chat, pioneer thousands and thousands, and it's weird to think of the first ever microphone a microphone, a young, then on the very opposite mass produced and when Kim Kardashian and Kanye West got married, they had for their meal. They had a massive custom, made marble tape, well. I entered a police car that had everyone's names engraved in the marble table got married and it's lame. I didn't have any transport that back to California,

I imagine, having a last minute seat, yeah, we've actually filling out. Can we say apart unfortunately, or at home, like literally sentenced, yeah the Okay, it's time for our final fact of the show, and that is- and my fact is- that the first advert to be shown on Channel five was pushed to now number five. It was lovely, so nice very pleasing what a coincidence yeah, so it launched on the thirtieth of March next, ninety seven and the spice girls launched Channel five and where they sang the song, for three two one but turn into one two: three four five yards in light of wild entertainment. I watched it this morning cause I've never seen it before is limited,

What do you remember it very excitingly people tutting up to rejig the tv cause. There are only four channels, then, so it's like we're getting twenty percent more yeah yeah. I was so excited by what brilliant programming on I've would hold little other. We now forgotten, though, is that half hour the lunch nightly shilling trailers issues are becoming saying at the level of the first ever advert that was put on the tv was in the fifties, and it was I t these launch night was the first time it went on. It was an advert for toothpaste, Gibbs S, our toothpaste and is quite cool, because you know first TB advert and a ready. They were employing. A lot of the tricks are used in modern day advert, so the tooth brush itself was in a big block of ice, and obviously you can't use a big block of ice on it.

on a set. You know it'll melt too quickly, so it was made out of plastic so immediately they were using fake props to be the actual that yeah, it's quite cool but yeah, so that was yeah six and that was the face in the UK. Wasn't it because that was advertising exactly as the first in the UK yeah, and I read a really strange thing about advertising now in the future of it. So did you know that, with an old on countless old but relatively at finnish sitcoms, like how I met your mother? What they're doing now is they're still selling advertising spots cause going in there digitally altering the show.

as for products that came out after the o g, what kind of a new song example was about and the movie that come out a few years after the episodes they changed. I think a tv screen in a coffee shop and they have there'll, be a lamp post in one scene. They put a poster for the film on the lamp posts, their salary, just like digital space or so shows it would just cost me so many questions to say no. This building was coming. That's such a fun idea of updating their like the way the Anna just went, oh gee, if, like in forty years time

if someone's listening to this and we digitally and start whatever the Pt Ii was just going to stand for what exactly prime time time. Dudes saying that that is another world. I will. I read a thing about the first of us ever, but this was on Wikipedia and I haven't been able to back it up independently, but it's the earliest efforts were in China and that they were oral. So you would get bamboo flutes played to sell confectionery. I think the first advertising was going around playing a flute and saying hey to a replacement, so you would I create a a jingle on your flutes. I think so, but I'm not sure I think in the UK there was a version where they would like early like flyer and they would hand out and leaflets, and it would have the sheet is that so you could signal jingle ts out like a home and elastic right. You got

four hundred alive, so funny so much less appealing the idea of setting up a ties biota, kind of badly to shoot me he's economic asset that William Mechanical Beecham's thanked me like yeah, yeah, you're right. If it had been handed out the that do you guys know what the cheese pool is the cheese these poor and advertising time and a gas is she's. Pole of locating of cheese sounds like bay, valor string, close s, I think, is another That offers you something exciting like a cheese, but then it pulls it away. So it leaves you curious and it leads you to go and find out more about the products either a perihelion guesses, or none of them are even close. Its pizza round from when the pizza slice gets pulled away from the pizza and everything throughout the cheese pulls away and that's the cheese pool and all adverts like perfume or pizza

I posted of trying to advertise something, never seen the perfect pull the guys. It's it's become a metaphor for a broader advertising technique, which is basically using an image that specifically really really triggers your different sentences that aren't sites. So by visual suggestion. You see that cheese, but it triggers your sense of taste so, and I watched a lot of this research, you desperately want pizza because there's a perfume that your your advertising, that you can't show it's a smell exactly you can't be like. Oh look how great it looks like Isn't that why? Why have complicated bottles? But you want to give the vibe of what you're selling rather than the actual product, because why you need the cheese pool, because you can't actually show a smell, and I found everything about perfume in two thousand and fourteen, a californian firm announced that they were making perfume for cows, okay, good right, but for human benefit. Oh so the idea was to make cows smell like humans. No, yes! So most,

does would by the cows instead of fighting people. Definitely unintended consequences I was reading that Benjamin Franklin wanted once to invent a perfume and it was an anus perfume as in what, if we turned our farts into perfume. What if kit them know that that is something that people used to do, but what he wanted was for scientists to focus on creating some kind of medicine that you would take that would mix with the gases that were down there so that when you did farts, it would come out with pressure now number five yeah did he have a suggestion and what did he know? He was asking for scientists to look into it. It was, but that was his only loss for scientists to look into all of us in that instrument. Franklin in Venice said, can I just say one thing which I don't think we've ever mention say: the Egyptians are rarely and puff.

I mean I were always finding it in the tombs and we excavate them, and they thought that the it was like the sweat of the gods and stuff so MO was the sweat of the gods raw and then a Ben oil. A different perfume was squeezed from the eye of Horus, but one thing they used to do is: wear perfume cones on their heads and not to see it and a lot of egyptian art and yeah. It's like the whole party hat pools because it's like a party hats, but but what it was, is a wax cone and then add perfume on the inside and you'd go to a banquet and because it's quite hot in Egypt, it would melt as the banquet proceeded and release perfume scents into the air? Presumably is why it's kind of roll down and then like dried, your hair and congealed in your hair? It's like why spray it on yourself when you can bring the ball

with a view to be the primary law than I am a couple of Chanel Young murmured. So cushion now I didn't notice, wasn't called cocoa or, Gabriele, Corcos, nickname originally start with an axe before they add such as MEL, It's a different ring because it shows now number five thousand they'll remove yeah and then it takes for a thirty milliliter bottle of the perfume. It takes a thousand jasmine flowers and twelve roses, which is a lot into when we bottle, and I like law, if you shop at Chanel, often enough you get your own custom mannequin made to your exact proportions. I can make you clothes. No. I cant imagine how much money to spend before your mannequin level,

whether they made your custom mannequin. So they can practice spraying. The perfume on life is that of the damage that affects make sure. With bright view, further design house have them they make other things or if he was kind of a one size fits all yeah. I have an x l cover it at. I was reading about the making of Chanel number five, it's origins, so it was this guy who created fragrances called Ernest Beaux and when he was presenting his his sense to Coco Chanel, he had numerous sense that he wanted to show her. He and he numbered them number one to number five, and then there was a second batch which was number twenty to twenty four and she went through and she picked number five.

Because that was the best one about two. Sixteen nineteen cause that's exactly and he never used to smell when he was creating the perfumes he did it all. Basically, like a mathematical formula, he knew the smells any new. The combination so well, but he just used to write the recipes and he said it. Writing music. Each component has a definite tonal value. I can compose a waltz or a funeral march. Five uniform yeah, I playing with smiles. Well, what is a good smile? Well books? what the fuck you didn't it there's no flouted silly flowery Smith running off today also travel with all both negative Chanel.

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