:22:01
l-l-l--
Yes, yes, l'll do it for ya.
:22:05
[ Chattering ]
:22:09
So, uh, why you pick this class anyway ?
lt's pretty hard.
:22:12
0h, beautiful view.
:22:16
Correct.
:22:18
All right, all right !
:22:21
Y'all shut up now !
:22:23
Now, last week,
we talked about...
:22:27
the physiology
of the animal brain...
:22:29
as it pertains
to aggression.
:22:31
Now, is there anyone here
that can tell me why...
:22:35
most alligators
are abnormally aggressive ?
:22:38
- l know the answer to this question.
- Raise your hand.
:22:41
Anybody ? Anyone ?
Yes, sir. You, sir.
:22:47
Mama says that alligators
are ornery...
:22:49
'cause they got all them teeth
but no toothbrush.
:22:54
[ Chuckling ]
Yo mama said,
:22:57
alligators are ornery
'cause they got all them teeth...
:23:00
and no toothbrush.
:23:02
Wow !
:23:04
Anybody else ?
Yes, sir. You, sir.
:23:07
Alligators are aggressive because
of an enlarged medulla oblongata.
:23:10
lt's the sector of the brain
which controls aggressive behaviour.
:23:12
- That is correct !
The medulla oblongata.
- But Mama said--
:23:16
The medulla oblongata...
:23:20
is where anger, jealousy
and aggression come from.
:23:24
Now, is there anybody here can tell
me where happiness comes from ?
:23:29
- No, man.
- Anyone ?
:23:33
All right, let's hear what
Mama has to say on the subject.
:23:38
Mama say that happiness is
from magic rays of sunshine that
come down when you feelin' blue.
:23:45
Well, folks,
Mama's wrong again.
:23:50
No, Colonel Sanders,
you're wrong.
:23:52
- [ Students ] 0oh !
- Mama's right.
:23:54
You're all wrong.
Mama's right. Mama's right !
:23:58
Somethin' wrong
with his medulla oblongata.