Coming up at the 50H, we will drink and toast in the weekend with the Shah of the day.

And we do have your headlines on the way of 550. But first quick check on with Mike Hawk and some of the stories and headlines he is not working on. Well, thank you, Miles. A new study found that people who tweet on X between the hours of midnight and 5 a.m. report less well-being than daytime users. You don't say. What do you know? What if you post on anything at that time?

No kidding.

To me, you're not leaving. well-being than daytime users. You don't say. What do you know?

What if you post on anything at that time? No kidding. To me, if you're not leaving a concert or a sporting event, like, why are you posting at that time? Right. Not for any good reason. Graveyard shift. Unless you're 80 years old, you're just up all night. Exactly. Well, and even then, it's probably not best for your mental health. No. No, absolutely not. He does evidence of that.

Somebody will put out, like, can't sleep tonight.

This is like, no, absolutely not.

I mean, there's evidence of that.

Somebody will put out, like, can't sleep tonight.

Like, I'm like, all right.

But you're right.

Like, again, we don't need to do research.

No.

If you're posting on social media between midnight and 5 a.m., your local time, something's probably not great.

Also, aren't you looking for a dialogue? Aren't you looking for a discussion? You should be.

There's nobody there.

No.

There's nobody home. You know, either asleep. Right. If you're supposed to be sleeping and you're just doom scrolling on the internet, yeah, you're not doing okay. If you have a friend halfway around the world and you want to chat with them, I get it. Because they're up. up, but that's not what you're doing. No, not at all. Research suggests rich people tend to act more

unethically.

You don't say.

Who'd have thought that?

You're kidding me.

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