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Hey you know Paul is an interesting piece of research just came in.

You want to hear it?

Yeah. A study says 7% of people who define themselves as religious say they've

prayed for a good parking space.

Wait, who define themselves as religious?

Yeah.

I'm an atheist and let me tell you I never find a parking space.

There's days I just go you know what until I convert I may as well just walk.

What percentage of non-religious people?

Pray for parking spots?

I would imagine a fairly large number, do.

Yeah.

Because as they say, there are no atheists in Trader Joe's parking lots.

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On today's show, we look at how animals pee.

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