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It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning and a new survey came out saying that more than half of

all adults think screaming is beneficial to your health. I was walking home with my daughter,

yesterday, I was like, do you just need to scream? Would that be fit? Would that feel good?

And she's like, Mom, there's people around. I'm like, sometimes it just is good.

Kid screaming seems concerning though. Yeah, especially when they're being dragged by

their like an adult somewhere. You don't want to tell the child to scream. It's like instant stress

relief. Come on. More than half of millennials say the louder they scream, the better they feel

afterwards. Meanwhile, older adults don't necessarily agree with that idea. Most say that they

don't like to scream loudly. Jeffrey, I think you should give it a try. I think that it can really

improve your life. I think I naturally scream all the time. That's true. I look how happy you are.

They're more like, oh, yeah. I'm also animated. Despite the relief, only 10% of people say that

they scream at least once a week. Women are more likely to scream out of fear. Meanwhile,

men more likely to scream out of pain. There's a passion, Jeff. I could be one in the same.

There have been studies though that show screaming provides long-term mental health benefits.

So just remember that guy that's sitting at the back of your bus rocking back and forth screaming

at the end is new. Actually more mentally healthy than you are. Or the mom sitting out of school

pick up. Okay. She is screaming in her car. Leave her alone. The lady is screaming and crying

is so centered. Yeah. She's got to go. Give her a minute. I wonder what effect the shot collar has

on overall mental health. Oh, there's a lot of studies into shock therapy if you want to be

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