And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, people are almost always distracted by their phones.

I've seen people walk into light poles.

I've seen people walk into doors, which is always very funny.

And I've seen people walk into traffic.

Now, you would think that somebody goes camping, maybe, just maybe they'd put their phone away.

You know, commune with nature.

But you'd be wrong.

A guy in California, he had a mountain lion walk within inches of him.

Now, he didn't notice it first because he was checking his phone.

Then there's a guy in Florida.

He got his car stuck on railroad tracks as the train was coming because his girlfriend, fair enough, was flashing her boobs on FaceTime. That one, okay. I can kind of forgive that one. I get it. But phones are the only distraction out there, of course. A guy in England, he fell off of a cliff, a 250-foot cliff while flying a drone. You see, he was looking down to the camera instead of his surroundings and he walked off the cliff. But sometimes we're just not paying attention and we have no real reason. You remember earlier this year when a guy in France, he forgot his wife at a gas station on a road trip. He didn't remember that she was the only other passenger in the car for four hours.

His wife naturally was not pleased.

Or there were the two doctors in Colorado who played music bingo during a routine surgery.

So to play it, they disconnected the alarms of the operating room so they didn't hear when the patient's vital signs tanked.

Yeah, they're being sued because the patient didn't make it.

But look, sometimes your mind just goes break.

It happens to all of us, and you think there's absolutely no reason for it.

But good news for you, we do have a new study that at least has a theory about why that

happens, why your mind literally just goes blank. And if you're a boss out there, he likes to have

meetings, you're going to want to pay attention to this. But today, we want to know about when

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