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2020. 2020.

It's kind of wild. What else to think about it? Because I think my grandpa, my dad's side was born in like 1908.

And I met him. He passed away when I was pretty young, but he's been thinking about like 100 years, especially these 100 years.

Yeah. Like holy shit. So much has changed. I can't even compare to what they're every day. I'm sorry for the rock star.

Stayed up too late. Smoke to pack. Took some Hennessy to the face voice. I was sick for normally I get sick and I just go straight child mode and I end up in bed.

And I'll just sleep until it's better. And I did that. I did two days of death sleep. Little fever, nothing crazy.

And so the fever's gone a little bit of congestion, but then I woke up today. My voice is jacked up, but I feel pretty good. So we're here. But I can't imagine what life is in 1909 or let's go 1920.

I guess you compare every day life to 1920 and 2020. No way. The drastic change in those 100 years is even comparable to any other 100 years.

Yeah. Like they insane amounts. Like we went from no TV to virtual reality. Yeah.

Rather than like and phones that like. Yeah, computer chips in our hand. Yeah.

They can do anything. Yeah. And it's this is weird, but but it's a but it's a thing. It's a definite advancement.

There is this new system for people with sleep apnea where they implant your device and there's like a there's like a wire that goes in the back of your throat and you have like a battery in your chest.

And what it does is that it shocks your tongue so your tongue pulls away from your airway. It does it in a one week you up.

Apparently once you get used to it, no, a tongue shock. Jesus. Yeah. It isn't like it. It isn't a startle by the time you're done. It's just a like almost unnoticeable.

It's an incredibly expensive surgery. It's like, I don't know. I saw $100,000, but that's made it may not be correct still.

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