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This is the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire. I think all three of all four of us do this now. None of us, unless there's wings in the building. None of us eat breakfast, right? No. Yeah. I haven't done it in a long time. I don't even need a power bar anymore. I did when I was there because I a little hungover a couple days. But, uh, you know, in my home studio, I don't, I don't eat until I go upstairs, like 11.30. I'll eat something. That's about me. Coffee in the morning. That's it. Yeah. The history of breakfast here, and, uh, this is all fact-based, too, and this is pretty interesting. Pre-1900s, people ate when they were hungry.

Sometimes that's morning.

Sometimes it's not.

Nobody cared.

1917, and I've heard a lot about this, too.

Kellogg's creates corn flakes.

Needs to sell them.

In the 20s, breakfast is the most important meal of the day.

Heavy marketing begins.

In the 40s, breakfast cereal industry explodes.

Start your day off right.

In the 50s, skipping breakfast is unhealthy.

No evidence, it's just marketing.

Ah.

Yeah. In the 60s, breakfast mandatory,

cultural norm established. In the 70s, breakfast boost metabolism. Still no evidence. In the 80s,

eating breakfast is, whether you like it or not, no, eating breakfast or you'll overeat later.

Opposite is true.

Nobody notices.

I remember hearing that before.

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