Cut up, yeah. At 5.08, we'll drink and toast with a shot of the day.

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

But first quick check on Mike Hart and some of the stories and headlines he is not working on. Well, thank you, Miles. A new study found that listening to joyful music can ease motion sickness, but sad songs can make it worse. Don't sad songs make everything worse. Pretty much. Yeah. But they say so much. I do, depending what you, if I'm trying not to feel ill because of motion sickness, I just feel like a sad song would be a bad choice. I mean, it is what people do, though. They're going through a breakup. You listen to like sad songs. I get it there. It kind of helps you through your moment, but like motion sickness, Cue up, everybody hurts. See, I've got that. That's basically a form of vertigo. Yeah.

I don't know that music. It helps you through your moment, but like motion sickness, cue up. No, no. Everybody hurts.

See, I've got that.

That's basically a form of vertigo.

Yeah.

I don't know that music has ever helped me. Well, why don't you try some happy music miles? Okay. All right. Wait a minute. Listen to that station you listen to in your car anyway. That would be the station. The rock. I missed the beginning of that

Motion sickness, yeah

Oh, I thought it was just for people

They're already in a bad mood

No, no, motion sickness

Why are you still listening to sad songs? The Rock. That's, I missed the beginning of that. Motion sickness, yeah. Oh, I thought it was just for people that are already in a bad mood.

No.

No.

Oh, motion sickness.

Why are you still listening to sad songs? No, motion sickness. You know, and next time that you feel a little car sick, just turn on girls want to have fun and you're all good to go. You'll be fine. You'll be all right. You don't hear her bitching about motion sickness.

Not at all.

She's doing great.

Yeah, you know what?

You got motion sickness?

ACDC.

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