A short conversational transcript from a YouTube episode discussing flatulence—its history and social perceptions. Speakers treat the topic humorously while noting that farting was not considered taboo until recent centuries and was once mentioned as a sign of health in historical writings.
I know you constantly share your tips with everybody and you post some very interesting content, including a very recent a little episode about farting that was really interesting. And you know, only brave ladies like you will be willing to put out a content that's actually very funny but very interesting. And it's very relevant to our house. Just no, Bunsie talks about it because it just. But you were saying that it's not even a taboo until just a few hundred years ago. Yeah, until the Middle Ages, farting was part of life. Yeah, you read like all writings and people will just say he was very healthy. He was farting 15 times a day. Today you can't really say up to someone. I feel super healthy. I farted 20 times yesterday. That doesn't work. It's so inelegant. It's like religion, politics, menopause, Covid and farts. You don't talk about it.
