Hey everybody, Core of the Joy here.

And summer is in full swing, so let's shine a light on sun protection.

Whether you're out of the track, out on a job, or just enjoying summer weather, daily sun exposure adds up.

About 90% of non-melanoma skin cancer, such as basal cell carcinoma and cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma,

are linked to ultraviolet, also known as UV, radiation from the sun.

The good news, simple steps can make a big difference in protecting your skin.

Wear long sleeves, a wide brim hat, and even some sunglasses.

Use broad spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher and reapply over two hours.

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Visit let's get real about skin cancer.com to learn more and take the pledge to see a dermatologist

for an annual skin check. All right. We're in it, guys. What's up? How's your week going? I hope it's going good. My week is going fantastic. We're going to break down a little bit of SVG burnout on spare change. Along with my buddy Ryan, how's it going? Good, man.

He was on the chip on this burnout. I was standing out. Even my wife was down there. She was like, holy mackerel, he's burning that thing down. It is a hell of a burnout. And, dude, the drift is so good. Wow. Look at him. Dude, all the way around the track. Yes.

Do you think Steve started putting setups in this thing for the burnout? Yeah, so I know we're gonna win. How much steering angle do you need? Yeah, to really... ...drift all the way around the track. What do you say, Unreal? Dude, that shot right there is sick. Wow, that is a sick shot. So wait, wait, it's not over.

Like, he then does a...

How'd these rear tires last?

Because he had so much meat left on the bone,

he didn't have to really get him hot.

First time he spun him all day.

Here, he slides...

It was loud.

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