I can't know it to 50A. We'll drink a toast with a shot of the day. And we do have your headlines on the way at 550. But first quick check on Mike Hawk and some of the stories, headlines he is not working on. Well, thank you, Miles. A new study found that college graduates are less likely to get married. Really? Yes. Oh, they weren't going to save money. Right? And I'm wondering if it's just because they put all of their time into,

into their studies. And so maybe the social life isn't, isn't quite as on tune, or maybe they're

not looking, or whatever, you know. Well, I'd be looking. It could be money. It could be money.

I mean, just paying off student debt, like, look, man, just that. uh yeah it could be that they're happy being single

playing the field exactly you know i have no idea there's a promising blood test in the work for

blood blood promising blood test in the words for uh chronic fatigue syndrome all right good yeah i

think if you're that fatigued often, it's something in your blood work.

Yeah. You need more caffeine. Right? I didn't even know that chronic fatigue syndrome was a thing. I think there's a lot of things we don't know because it doesn't affect us. I always thought like when a little kid can rattle off of cancer, you're like, bad news. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm kind of saying.

I didn't know that was a thing.

I thought it was generally like maybe something's not working correctly or you're depressed or... You're like, bad news. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm kind of saying. I didn't know that was a thing.

I thought it was generally like maybe something's not working correctly or you're depressed or something like there was other reasons why you're constantly fatigued. Exactly. Sleep apnea, name it. Right. I was like, oh, some people there's nothing wrong with them. They just don't sleep. Right. Or they're just tired. I just run on low battery a lot.

All right.

Never take juicer up to 100, huh?

That's right.

New research debilers. tired. I just run on low battery a lot. All right. Never take juiceer up to 100, huh?

That's right.

New research debunks the danger theories concerning re-boiling water.

Side note. There was people that thought that

boiling water again was a dangerous thing.

Apparently it was

like compounding chemicals within

it or something like that. I have no idea. But they basically said as long as the water was drinkable the first time, you're fine. How often do you re-boil water? How often is this a thing? Never. I'm not saying people don't. I'm just trying to think of the occasion. Say maybe if you've got a teapot or a tea kettle rather. Okay, you don't empty it all the way up.

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