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showcase, I'm your host Hank Green and joining me this week as always is science expert

Seri Riley. Hello my radiator is going in a loud hiss. And our resident

everyman Sam Joltz. Hello.

Sam, can you say, baked in a buttery flaky crust?

Baked in a buttery flaky crust.

No problem.

Baked in a buttery flaky crust. I paused.

You did.

There's a thing on Tik-Tok right now where people are asking their grandparents to say

baked-and-buttery-flaky crust.

And when I say right now, I mean whenever we recorded this episode. So it's long gone by now. So like you ask your

grandparent, say baked in a buttery flaky crust. And these are like people whose first language is English and they're like baked in a calorie pakey

fust and I like I'm amazed like I wore like I'm like so first of all I'm a little worried about getting older and so I kind of want to wake up every morning and like look in the mirror and be like

picked in a buttery flaky crust. I'm like, all right.

Few, everything still on the up and up. But I also think I should go to the doctor and they should get my blood pressure,

and they should get my pulse oximeter, and they should take my temperature, and then they should say,

now say baked in a buttery flaky crust. They think that this has

diagnostic capabilities. Are there not videos of young people who cannot say it? So

I like people like older people often have auditory processing difficulties because they've been hard of hearing for a while and those things can go hand in hand.

Speaking of which if you have to wear hearing aids, where are your hearing aids? We love it. Everybody thinks that's normal and great. And a lot of people don't wear hearing aids for a long time when they should and it can lead to other difficulties.

But I want to ask my parents are in town and I'm like I got to ask them to say

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