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Hi everyone. Welcome back to Tunis. I am Elizabeth. I'm Laura. And this is the show where we like to haul.

We are hauling. We are naming them. And today we're going to take a bit of a detour. We're going to go down a little

road I like to call the dark hall. And we are talking about something that affects all of us,

whether we like it or not, many of us against our wills, and those are forever chemicals. Now, Forever Chemicals got bumped for Taylor Swift last week.

Yeah, an understandable replacement.

Yeah, of course.

Anybody would.

Yeah, we did what had to be done. But interestingly

enough, this has been in the back of our minds for a minute now. And forever chemicals have been in the

news in the past two weeks in a big, bad way. What is going on? Well, the Biden administration set the first ever limits on forever

chemicals within drinking water. So you're meaning to tell me that this entire time,

forever chemicals have just been like living, laughing and loving and all of our drinking water yes some states have

had their own regulations but this is nationwide and then a few years ago there were some regulations

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