Do You Know a Rodentologist?

A Ramp Rat at Love Field. Ramp Rats are a good thing at SWA. Without them, you could never get a plane off the ground, in and out of terminal gates, baggage loaded and unloaded an a whole lot of others things. So, see, SWA learned from a bunch of rats about human nature.

That's the person to call when the invasion of rats are searching for food because all the restaurants that we all so love have pulled the plug and no food on the ground is available. Rat colonies are territorial. As long as they  have food they are happy. When they run out of food, look out!

The far-reaching different worlds that have come into play with the coronavirus-19 have gone more far-reaching than even a lot of the experts had anticipated. Unfortunately, good 'ole human nature can account for a lot more of that than expected, also.

So, what's the take-away from this? It's simple. When faced with trying to understand people, don't call your Psychologist, call your Rodentologist for two reasons. One, you will learn a lot about human nature from the study of rats. Two, the bill from the Rodentologist is going to be a lots cheaper than the one you get from the Psychologist but the results is far better from the rat man! ( My friend JM doesn't send me a bill, period! So drop one of them attorneys or judges from your friends list and add a good psychologist as a friend...then, ask him those off the wall questions.) LOL.