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And we do have your headlines on the way of 550.

But first quick second with Mike Hart,

and some of the stories and headlines, he is not working on.

Well, thank you, Miles.

Queensland, Australia is having such an issue with their water mains bursting

that they're losing an estimated 52 Olympic pools worth of water every day.

Jesus, man.

What is the problem, or do they know?

Is that an infrastructure problem?

Or is it just that hot?

No, it is an infrastructure problem.

These pipes are so old and they're just so corroded.

They're having to go through and rebuild all these doggone things because they're just

popping one right after the other.

So I think it's a combination of factors, but definitely just they're old and they weren't built to last a whole lot of,

a whole long time when they were first made. Also, it's their winter. It is not the heat. I,

that was, I was just wrong on that one. You dumbass. Right. Jeez, man. Sitting a corner and face the wall.

That's true. It's true. It's what I'm just thinking about it. Like, ah, I bet they're boiling. They're like, wait a minute. That's probably not the culprit. Right. That's the French Open where the players are dying because of heat. Yes. There you go. It's just 52 Olympic pools worth.

You guys ever done that math how much an Olympic pool carries? It's a lot of water, man. Because at this point, it's a unit of measurement. I don't know what it is, but it's like an Olympic pool. And you go, okay, I got a general idea. Problem is you're soaking the soil so much. Right. What is that going to do? 660,000 gallons.

Jesus God, man.

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