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Now, I think a listener might have even sent this to us.

There is a study going on to the University of Maryland where researchers have

developed a wearable device to objectively track human flagellance patterns as part of a

national project called Human Flatus Atlas, the sensor roughly the size of a nickel,

which has been the problem in the technology is that

the fart sensor has always weighted down. It's been too big, impractical. Finally, the University

of Maryland has come up with a fart sensor that is reliable and reasonable. It's attached to

a special smart underwear to count farts throughout the day.

Now, we had Dr. Brantley Hall.

Did you hear that noise that just came out of me?

So that was that was from your throat, but I thought it was fitting.

It was almost from my chest.

I don't even know if that came out.

That did not come out through my mouth. That was just my chest making that noise. Like that's just like an esophageal bubble. That was an esophageal because what I have to do is, and this might sound familiar to other radio shows, I have to throw food down my mouth. And when I go down, I only have when I get back like 45 seconds to throw food to my mouth.

And this happens every day that I eat.

So Dr. Brantley Hall, we had on.

And he was a delight.

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