better time, especially with caffeine.

If you'd like to take this experience up the levels

and nobody can even understand,

well all you need for that is a cup of margarine glass,

a tankard shallowser, steina, kintin,

guger of Alaska, Vestel on any kind,

and fill it with your favorite liquid.

I like coffee.

And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine

the other day, the thing that makes everything better.

It's called the simultaneous sip. It happens now go.

Oh God that's good.

Sublime.

Well let's jump right into the news. And it, d'n't-tant-tant.

Well, according to the article in the BBC, retiring in your 60s is becoming an impossible thing and

75 is a new 65 and people are gonna work longer. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

You tell me, suppose people start retiring at a 75 instead of 65.

Good for the world or bad for the world. I say good. Because there are several things behind that. Number

one, everybody knows that people retire and do nothing and tend to die. And if your brain isn't active you get your

Alzheimer's faster and basically is really unhealthy for people to retire. Now when I say retire, I think retirement means a different thing

than it used to because I consider myself retired right now. I work at a 65 hours a week or something, but I consider myself

retired because close to 100% of what I do is my choice.

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