Get off. What you're waking up with Sarah and Vinnie. Oh my God.

We're gonna be better than that. Alice at 973.

One shot in a million as they say is happening more and more often these days.

I mean, nearly 4,000 people have shown up at the ER with a,

with a fall that could, you just wouldn't think could even happen once.

Where they land on something. Yeah.

If you silly, Jerry, look it up, kids.

It's beyond, nearly 4,000 people are hospitalized with foreign objects.

But they've fallen on and, and Keyster'd accidentally got it. It happens a lot.

4,000. Just so, so just last year was 4,000.

The study said to be the first nationally representative data on rectal foreign bodies

in the United States found that. I've got cloves up there. Trying to pump good spice out.

Found jammed. 38,948 emergency department visits based on 885 cases in this time period among

people over 15. I don't understand those numbers, but they sound big.

They do sound big, but it's, so that is on the rise.

4,000 is 80,000 is 38,000 is it 1500?

Of these reported cases, they say the average age of a patient visiting the ER

fallen on. But junk got it was 43. Oh, well, by the time you're 43,

like I gotta try get it mixed up nearly 78 percent of the patients were male.

Really? Really? Wow, that's astounding.

That 27 percent were female. I can't believe that number.

Too high or low it. It's too high. I figured it was 99.99992

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