shiny human brains all you need is a cup or mugger glass a taker

Chelsea is kind a stine a canteen juggler flask a vessel of any kind fill it with

your favorite liquid I like coffee.

Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine the other day, the thing makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous

happen happens now. Go! Oh, how much better do you feel after the simultaneous step?

Well, I can't hear you, so I'm going to rely on science. Yes, there's more science about coffee.

Yeah, more science. So now the science suggests that it drinking coffee can

improve your depression. So it can decrease, and it can lower your risk of suicide.

Personally, I feel like living a little bit longer because of that zip.

And it turns out that people thought that coffee

was maybe bad for your heart or your blood pressure, but there's no long-term negative. Turns out might be good

for your heart, my lower your risk of Parkinson's disease and just generally is good for you in every possible way helps you exercise more.

Is there anything coffee can't do? No. No, there's nothing I can't do. That's called science. It's called

recreational science because when science agrees with what I'm already

doing, I call that accurate.

That's called accurate science.

When the science tells me to do something that I don't feel like doing,

I call that, hmm, kind of questionable. I think we're going to need further study on this issue.

Well there's more science that shows that thinking hurts.

Well, again, maybe you hear this too often, but they could have saved a little bit of money on this one.

If they had said instead of spending whatever they

spent on the study, if they'd simply DM to me and said, Scott, we're thinking and doing

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