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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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And finally, a new study found that major U.S. airlines could save $580 million a year on fuel thanks to weight loss drugs.

That's on top of the other 500 million they save in fuel by not taking off.

That is amazing.

Yes, it is.

Wow.

They'll just have to haul lighter cargo because people won't be so heavy.

Lighter carcasses.

Who thought of that?

By the way, they keep showing that play from the game last night.

That was fourth down.

They went for it twice and fourth down in a low-scoring game.

That drive was something else.

In that case, yeah.

That was something.

Could have kicked him anyway. I want to talk later about this article in the Wall Street Journal over the weekend that really got my attention. Silicon Valley thinks the American dream is going to go away. And when I saw that, I thought, okay, hippies, I don't believe in the American dream, blah, blah. No, they think the American dream is going to go away because AI is going to be so productive. There's no reason to work to get ahead. We're all going to have as much of everything we need. And then what we won't be needed anyway? And what is life going to be then? It's pretty fascinating. And more on that later. Saw that too. And horrifying. Also, in a related story, AI is not going to take your job quite yet

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