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The Michael Vary Show is on the air. Oh! I guess because I was talking about Greeks must have hit my algorithm or something.

Something just popped up on my feed and it said, this is Giorgos.

K-A-G-A-I-S.

Do you know how to pronounce Greek names?

Usually it's pretty easy.

It's like Papadopoulos, something like that.

But I don't know how an AI would be. It's usually like an I, but it could be an A's. See if you can find out. You know anybody agree it to call? For now, I'm going to say George Kegas, but it could be Kegais, till I'm corrected. This is Georgios Kagais, a 93-year-old man from Rhodes, Greece.

For more than 78 years, he has kept the same daily ritual,

heading to the beach and diving into the sea.

This 93-year-old man, this has got to be,

using his height,

Pythagorean theorem, Archimedes,

principal. All I've got is a video of him diving from the

high dive. It's probably 12 feet in the air. The water is

glorious. This beautiful, beautiful blue water.

And this old man just climbs up on the, I guess this is a board, walks out there, stands

there for a minute, looks into water, and then he just kind of, it's like a tower, like a domino

falling.

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