Here's a question. Why does 12 ounces of coffee turn into a gallon of diarrhea?

Oh, wow. Starting off strong.

Or urine. I would say urine is more appropriate. That's what I felt yesterday when we were at the coffee shop. I peed twice. I had one coffee, two bathroom visits. It is actually pretty confusing.

Yeah. Like it's like it's multiplying inside of me. It's taking like liquid from, take a little from the stomach. Let me take a little from the pancreas. Turn it all into urine. I don't know how it works. Yeah, it's like water. You drink water, you kind of just like sits in there. Yeah. And then you drink coffee and it like, it just like brings all the water into itself and then just shoots out of you.

Yes.

In any way.

And then. Oh, yeah.

In all kinds of ways.

All right.

Now I'm trying to think.

Does that feel relatable or not?

Relatable or not, dude.

Relatable dog.

Now I'm trying to think like, do we, do we produce water or liquids?

Yeah.

Like, or is it like all from the time that we were a fetus, we get some water, you know, some

liquid in our, in our body inside of us and then, you know, we're out in the world and then

we have to keep like, is there any part of us that like adds our own, we're out in the world and then we have to keep, like,

is there any part of us that, like, adds our own to it? Because you're, like, you're saying, like, you're adding 12 ounces, but you're shooting out 24. It's like, was that just from storage that's just gone now? Or is it like, oh, no, no. That's, that's, that's actually from you churning through some stuff down there.

Let me answer your question with a personal story. Oh, no, no. That's actually from you turning through some stuff down there.

Let me answer your question with a personal story from every day of my life.

I feel like I wake up and have to pee so bad.

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