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Welcome to the show, I'm Jordan Harbinger. And this is Skeptical Sunday,

a special edition of the Jordan Harbinger Show where fact checker and comedian David C.

Smalley and yours truly break down a topic that y'all may have never thought about.

Open things up, debunk some common misconceptions, topics such as why the Olympics are kind of a

sham, why expiration dates on food are pretty much nonsense, why tipping is maybe racist, recycling,

ban foods, toothpaste, chemtrails, a lot more. Normally on the Jordan Harbinger Show we decode

the stories, secrets and skills of the world's most fascinating people and then turn their wisdom

into practical advice that you can use to impact your own life and those around you. So these are

long form interviews and conversations with a variety of amazing people from spies to CEOs,

athletes, authors, thinkers and performers. If you're new to the show or you're looking for a

handy way to tell your friends about the show, of course I love it when you do that. I suggest our

episode starter packs as a place to begin. These are collections of some of our favorite episodes

organized by topic that always helps new listeners get a taste of everything we do here on the show.

Topics like persuasion and influence, technology, futurism, crime and cults and more, just visit

jordanharbinger.com slash start or take a look in your Spotify app to get started. Now everyone

knows that dying isn't fun, but now it's even worse because if you're like most Americans,

you probably can afford it. And today's skeptic comedian, David C. Smolley is here to tell us

why dying is even harder and more expensive than we previously thought. That's right Jordan.

Thanks for having me. Yeah. Look, if you want to die, you better start saving some money first.

Right. I mean, you thought healthcare was expensive. Try not caring for your health at all. In

addition to inflation and all the other things that we have to pay for these days, now we got to

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