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Hey! It’s Natalie Dee & Drew Toothpaste, and we’re back again to talk about drop-kicking cheese across the yard, the relationship between horses and goats, and, of course, why three goats were once the mayor. All this, and over nine hundred other goat facts, are right here, right now, in this episode of Garbage Brain University.
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Thank you for this episode on the best of all farm animals. As a baby I was raised on goat milk because that was the kind of hippy stuff my parents were into and also we lived across from a goat farm, so I guess my bones and a bunch of my synapses are made out of goat. Then as a four or five year old a goat butted me in the butt so goats giveth and goats taketh, but we are still bound for all eternity.
Goat rentals are a very big thing in California. They're often used for fire prevention and you'll see them grazing on hills on the sides of freeways. It's delightful.