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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

So Katie brought us a story earlier that the United States has dropped out of the 20 happiest

countries.

Every year they put out this list.

Gallup does the polling.

I hate this sort of question because I don't even know how I would answer it myself.

I mean, if you just walked up to me and said, are you happy?

A lot of days I'd say no.

But if you put it in the context of being an American, I'd say, well, yes, yes, all things being equal, living in the United

States, yes, I'm happy. I'm kind of annoyed right now, but do I have a good life? Yes, I do.

Right. But here's the behind the numbers. This is the first year ever they've broken it down

by age. And something interesting popped out.

In a gaping disparity, Americans over 60 are some of the world's happiest.

We place in the top 10 for the over 60 crowd.

Yes. I'm not there yet, but I hope to be.

While those under 30 are among the most miserable and the developed world are under 30 crowd

ranks 62nd?

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