Hey, it's Brin' Jeffrey in the morning, and I am so excited for today's show because of what you're doing at the World Cup.

Oh, see, I'm excited because of Brooke breaks you up.

No, I'm not excited for that segment.

I was hoping people would just fast forward through that part. Yeah, no, no, no, no. Yeah, no. So our city that we broadcast from is a host city for the World Cup.

And it has been such a crazy, cool, exciting time for all of us here.

So Jose and Alexis went down there and just asked people what you're doing at the World Cup. So we're going to play that audio, which is so fun. We do have the Brooke Breaks You Up segment. So good. It'll be your highlight, probably. It's the most uncomfortable I've ever been. So,

so the full hour right now, it's for you.

Sit back, enjoy, enjoy the show.

Yeah.

There's something weird going on with our bodies.

It's broken Jeffrey in the morning.

It's not just me because that burning thing is like really starting to bug me.

Why do you guys always group us into your stuff?

Yeah.

This is all people. And do not look down. Do not look at your body right now. You're going to freak you. Don't look. Don't look. Don't you know anything you tell me not to do is what I'm going to do. What is that? Because researchers have just discovered that for all people, everywhere on earth, our bodies

have a natural tendency to walk in a counterclockwise direction.

Really?

Like, why are we walking in circles, Jeff?

After years of study, reviewing hundreds of hours of video footage, scientists notice people in crowds always drift to the left when walking.

And not just the drunk ones either.

All of them.

They have tested this again and again with individuals, with groups, even in different cultures around the world, it does not matter.

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