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More stimulating talk on a Saturday morning.

This is Handel on the Law. Marginal legal advice, where I tell you, you have absolutely no case. Well, there is a case going on. It's a national

case against the running shoes that really don't look like running shoes.

They look like those sock gloves.

It's sort of rubber running shoes that you put on, but all five toes have their own.

It's like a glove.

It's a glove, but it's a foot glove.

And they're supposed to emulate running barefoot.

So you get the benefit of running barefoot, which is what the caveman did, because that's what we're made to do, I guess.

And so you get that plus the protection of the rubber and whatever else they use in there.

And it became popular about the same time as other return to the natural environment stuff.

Now, one of the companies that manufactures these running gloves, a company called Vibron,

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