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Let's go to Robert in the Bronx.

Robert, how you doing?

I'm pretty good.

In reference to Intermediative Fast fasting, who put that survey out?

That's not a survey.

It's a bunch of medical researchers.

Yeah, but here's the thing.

I intermediate fast often, and I must admit, you know, keeping metabolism going all day is important.

So what I do in the morning is I drink a coffee and I drink coffee

whenever I'm hungry up until a certain time and then I eat for the rest of the day. You know,

you know, within a window. But honestly, I don't have heart disease. I've been doing this for years

and I'm 60. Well, you're only 60. Well, listen, they're not saying it happens to everybody. They're just saying you increase the risk that you should be eating over a period of 12 to 16 hours. Don't shrink that down to eight hours. That's all they're saying. Yeah, okay. So I guess I get an incorporate food if I had to. Yeah, no, no no, it's just don't overdo the intermittent fasting. That's all they're saying. Now, there are some other doctors who looked at this survey and said, the most important thing is what you eat, not what time you eat. Most important thing is if you're eating healthy, that helps a lot. But don't overdo the intermittent fasting. In other words, 12 hours. Okay, you can go 12

hours without eating. Maybe push it to, maybe 14 at the most. Don't go crazy, increasing that time

where you don't eat. Let's go to, oh, let's go to Dave in Chicago. Dave, how you doing?

Good morning, Mark. I'm doing very well. Thank you. Mark,

in regard to electric cars, I have two questions, please. Has there ever been a survey of how many

people who bought them went back to gas-powered cars, and what exactly is the market for a used

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