Good morning Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Freiman.

And I'm Toby Howell. Today, did you accidentally send $200 to a scammer on Zell?

The government is trying to help you get your money back.

Then the American consumer is still behaving

a little bit like your high school X

and sending mixed signals.

It's Thursday, August 8th.

Let's ride.

Here is a handy tip for when you're done swimming in a body of water with if the levels of pollutants, drink a Coke.

After all, it's what all the Olympians are doing. pollutants. Drink a Coke.

After all, it's what all the Olympians are doing after racing in the Sen this week.

Following their competitions in the potentially dirty river, many triathletes and swimmers

swear by a post-game coke not diet coke

regular coke as a way to rid their body of potential contaminants.

According to them, coke's acidity works as a quasi-bleech for the digestive tract and can flush out any strange bacteria

they might have picked up in the river. Toby, have you heard of this?

Olympians drinking Coke and not like Gator Aid it doesn't seem to

square up. I have heard about this. The bleacher intestines part is more

urban legend than fact because your stomach is already very acidic

especially if you're a healthy athlete.

But you do see Coke all over endurance events.

Like if you go to these 100 mile races, 200 mile bike races,

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