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Let's talk jelly beans for a moment.

I know you're going, what is this?

The confectioner show?

Yes, talking real sugar consumption. Hello, everyone, I'm Don

McDonald, along with Tom Cock, who is a pro at consuming any sugar product that contains

massive amounts of chocolate. That is the truest statement of which you've ever made.

I don't know about jelly beans. How? I don't, not a jelly bean guy. I literally, yes, I will eat basically anything that's chocolate, but that's it. I don't eat the rest of stuff. Not in, don't like it. So you're not a caramel fan? Nope. Not a jelly bean fan. Not a nerds or a Skittles fan. Not a fan of any of those. Okay. Well, let's talk jelly beans for a minute, but not eating jelly beans because, you know,

here's my thing with jelly beans.

If I get that jelly belly mixed thing at Costco, I can't eat it because they've got like the

peptobismal flavored ones and the hot ones and the black licorish ones, all of which I think are just terrible.

Why don't you have peptobismol flavored?

As a guy who has peptobismal from time to time, I can't imagine eating that.

I don't know what the flavor is, but it's a pink one that tastes like peptobismal.

Anyway, the reason we're talking about jelly beans is this concept called the Wisdom of Crowds.

It is well established through multiple, very simple studies that anyone can do any time.

You just get a big enough group of people together and you fill a jar of whatever size

with jelly beans.

You count the jelly beans before you put them in.

You put them in the jar.

You screw the lid on.

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