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This is the making of the John Bachelor show.

I'm joined by my colleagues, Alan Tonelson and Jim McTagg.

We will begin immediately with our theme of the day, the week, the month, the year, the years left us on planet Earth, and then all those years in eternity watching AI and work. You understand that America loves to work. We've been working since we got here, and we're not quite Americans yet,

but there's always something to do. We inherited a forest and a continent, and now there's work

to do in the ether. The AI is a challenge that we three take on routinely, not because we want to, but because we have to.

It's the nature of AI.

It dips into your life and says, I'm volunteering to help you.

Do you want my help?

And you say no.

And then you think about it a little bit and go, well, what would that help look like?

And AI smiles and goes to work.

And so here we go to work.

Gentlemen, a very good day to you.

Alan, we're going to begin with a pastry anecdote updated from Lancaster County to make all of us hungry,

but also to acknowledge that AI wants to do the right thing.

But sometimes, Jim, a very good morning to you.

As I recall, a week past, you and I do our Lancaster report.

And you had been at the Park City Mall where there was a pastry chef French and his wife, and she had

a cart that she pushes around the mall for people to buy from very successfully.

Enormous consumption of pastries under $10.

So you wanted to know more about the pastry shop, and you went on AI.

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