A new report says 10 million Canadians are living in homes with quote unquote high radon.

Oh good. Yeah, you know it's just a little radon.

Don't worry about it.

Today it's this radon.

Well, most of the population lives within what, 50 miles of the U.S. border?

Yeah, for the most part.

So there's no consistency to that. I wonder why that is.

Is it just Toronto?

Isn't radon just one of the...

I'm gonna sound stupid, is it a noble gas?

It says, uh, let's see, right on it comes from the natural decay of uranium that's found

nearly all soils typically it moves up to the ground to the air above and

into your home through cracks and other holes in the foundation all right that makes

sense so that's why okay don't quote me on this but isn't that why they have to put the black plastic down whenever like you're digging up underneath your home or something like that?

That might be like like when you when you get underneath your house all that black plastic is down because just disrupting the ground releases it? I believe that's the case.

Sad news. Sounds like an Italian filler.

Mm. Ray Dawn.