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Well, thank you, Miles.

Today is the first day of male breast cancer awareness week. Hmm. Today's the first day. The first day. Okay. All right. So just be aware of it. It still does happen. I know it doesn't get thought of a lot. That's why we only get the week, but it does still happen.

So don't be afraid to get yourself checked there, fellas.

Didn't Peter Chris have breast cancer, I believe?

Ooh. That's why we only get the week. But it does still happen. So don't be afraid to get yourself checked there, fellas. Didn't Peter Chris have breast cancer, I believe? Ooh, I'm not positive. He might have. Pretty sure it was him, yeah. Yeah. There's a new thesis that's been released arguing that drinking alcohol played an essential part in human evolution by fostering trust, creativity, and social cohesion. Social cohesion, I could see. Yeah, exactly. Trust, maybe. I think the others kind of fall in after the social cohesion. Right, right, right, right. You build trust, you build camaraderie, right, that, you know. Well, you know, you offer me some fermented fruit. I start feeling kind of good, and all of a sudden we invite invite our other buddy, oh, take a sip of this next thing you know, there's eight of us getting yelled at by our wives. Come on, buddy. Research contradicts the old adage that kids brim with curiosity and adults lose it by showing that our curiosity peaks through middle age before slowly tapering off later in life. That sounds about right. Right.

So, and the...

Kids don't know a lot of things. I think we sometimes misplace curiosity for, can you fill in the blanks of something I don't understand? Right. Right. It's like, I'm not curious. I just need to know what one plus one is because that's a derad's going to be on the test. Well, and they kind of prefaced it by talking about a situation with their daughter.

They had picked her up from soccer, a game or something like that, and started asking, you know, what all happened? How did it go? Doing all these, you know, going with curiosity. And her reaction was like, can you just leave me alone? Yeah. Like, she hasn't decompressed us yet. So parents are now starting to clam up. they're not getting curious with their kids or something like that. I don't know. It's a whole bunch of me.

Oh. Like she hasn't decompressed us yet. So parents are now starting to clam up. They're not getting curious with their kids or something like that.

I don't know.

It's a whole bunch of me. I always ask. And it's always the same answer. I was school. Fine. Okay. What did you guys do? Nothing. I'm like, so you went to school literally. You got you to every clap. It's fine and nothing happened. And then they open up and start telling them.

I'm like, okay.

Exactly.

Well, and that's part of the article is,

is when it comes to your curiosity, it hasn't gone away as you've gotten older. So don't be afraid to figure out different pathways to get that new media information that you're looking for. Exactly. Obviously, that, you know, it'll work for you. The question that you were asking was not working. So, let's... Let's bend it out a little bit.

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