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Nocab Day Research Paper

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The Nocab worship an ancient piece of bacon made by their founder Gregg Bacon. You have to bow down to the piece of ancient bacon when it is Nocab Day. Then, you have to make a piece of bacon and give it to your friends and if you don’t have any friends you feed yourself. They have a tradition on Nocab Day when they have to butcher a pig and the next day make it’s meat into crispy bacon. Also, every 3 years they kill half of the population of pigs, and breed the other half.
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