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but we are a subscience here to make things make sense.

Today we are talking all about masks and whether or not they help in minimizing the spread of

coronavirus and other germs. We'll be looking into a new study that's come out talking about

droplets spreading from the mouth and then we've actually even done our own experiment to literally

test how effective masks are. Excited for that? Let's jump into it. Hi, Greg.

How you doing? Good, good, good.

Listening to him was just listening to Hamilton so I'm in a good mood?

I feel like yeah, we always listen to Hamilton. That has become my

prep for like if I'm ever going to like work out or go for a run or something. I'm like,

I'm going to put on Hamilton because it gets me like so excited. Wait, so while you're running,

that's what you listen to? Yeah, that's interesting. Okay. Yeah, there are times when I notice if

it just low-song, obviously I'm like, can I need to like find a faster side of those shares?

But there's something about it that because I've spent so much time listening to it and now I know

the words so well, they like get me excited and I feel like emotional. I feel like as a result,

my heart rate goes up and then it's like a really good experience. Oh, that's smart. I always

listen like podcasts or like democracy ending. I'm like, I can't run anymore. Yeah, yeah. Wait,

I did not think that was weird. I'm always like podcast. Like I mean, I have them sped up. Maybe

that helps me run, but I think it would be a lot smarter for me to listen to Hamilton. I could see

that really honestly. Wow, I didn't realize that I've thought of doing that before, but anytime I

like try to run, maybe because I'm not a very good runner, I need it to be high energy. So I need

music. I honestly feel exhausted every time I run and I'm like, I think I probably should start

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