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Good morning, everybody.

And welcome to the highlight of human civilization.

It's called Coffee With Scott AMP.

It's a better, never better, better time.

And if you'd like your experience to go up to,

there we say UFO level.

All you need is a cup of mungrel glass of tenker shells

it's time again to enjug a flask of vessel of Ellie Kaide.

Fill it with your favourite liquid, I like coffee.

Enjoyed me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine in the day.

The thing that makes everything better is called the simultaneous sip and it happens now go.

I feel like the right word to say if you just

ate or drank something delicious, why do I feel like the right thing to say would be

burismo. Oh, it's a name of a Ukrainian energy company, but it feels like if that were a foreign

language, you would sip it and you'd say, burismo. I don't know, it just feels like the right word.

But that's not why you're here. Why you'd like to hear is this new study,

Jordan Peterson tweeted it down today that says oral contraceptives make you depressed.

So oral contraceptives can make you depressed.

Mostly the woman, mostly the woman who's taking it, not other people around her, but other people

around her too. They didn't study that, but I've got a feeling that the husband, not so delighted.

So I think the oral contraceptive gets causes depression, possibly according to one study,

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