The dopamine, the end of the day, the thing makes everything better.

It's called a simultaneous sip and it happens now.

Go.

Oh, deliciousness.

Incredible.

Speaking of coffee, do you think there's some new scientific studies about it being good for you?

Let me check.

Yes, there are. It turns out there's a new scientific study.

But it says that you get more health advantage if you drink your coffee in the morning versus sipping it all day. So if you're a

morning drinker like you are, because you just sit with me, you're 16% less likely to have died

compared to non-coffee drinkers. 31% less likely to have died from heart disease, according to

Chronicle Live.

So there's that.

And by the way, on top of that, at the CES show, there's a new coffee maker that sucks the, the water for the coffee is sucked under the air in your house and put in your coffee.

So you never have to fill up your little portable coffee maker. Well, not portable. You never have to fill up your coffee maker.

It just grabs it out of the air. Now, the question I have for you is, would you drink coffee

that was made from the water that was in your house in the air?

Because it feels like it would taste like your dog's hair and whatever was in your carpet.

Now, I know it's perfectly, it's perfectly clean because I'm sure they do it.

So there's no contamination. But the mental part, it's perfectly clean, because I'm, I'm sure they do it, so there's no contamination.

But the, the mental part, it's like, hmm, I'm just imagining me have that, like,

this tastes a little like, uh, uh, uh, however, I will say that I do, I did recently buy one of those devices separately that can take water out of the air.

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