[00:02] enough and then play it backwards, it'll sound the same. Funny enough. Funny enough. Funny enough. Funny enough. Funny enough is a phonetic palindrome or audio palindrome. You want some more? Easy. Easy easy. Easy. Selfless.
[00:18] Easy. Easy easy. Easy. Selfless. Selfless. Wow. Wow. Mom. Mom. Here's one I learned from Hark. Yo banana boy. Yo banana boy. One of my favorites was written by Carsten Johansson. What's never been so never been so. What's
[00:31] never been so never been so. Joel James has discovered a different kind. Words that when played backwards become new words. For example, sushi becomes words. For example, sushi becomes issues. Sushi. Issues. He also found
[00:43] that a recording of the word why when played backwards sounds like how. Why and how? That's amazing, right? Well, I was not able to get it to work until I realized that I had to say why the way he was saying it. It's not why, it's
[00:59] why. Ready? Here we go. Why. How. Why. How.