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long as it works. Okay, So what we have going on today that
is interesting and important. I'm one who likes to start off an hour feeling
like there's a lot of optimism, even though mercuries and retrograde and it's pretty
miserable. This is not a great one. Sometimes they're better than others.
This one's not great, and it hits the technology and communication. Yeah yeah,
yeah, exactly, and things like you were talking off the air about
making appointments to see doctors and you can't the system won't allow you to change
what you need to change. Can't find a human being to talk to?
Oh no, no, no, no, not that The problem is I
now I have to talk to a human being. Yeah yeah, good luck
finding somebody to talk to. Here's something Benjamin Franklin said that we all ought
to think about. An investment in knowledge is the investment that pays the best
interest, so knowledge prevails. I've always thought that was the case. I
love reading and soaking things in, watching observing that sort of thing, and
there's so many different things that we can observe and watch and think about.
Here's something we keep talking about, the environment and plastic and things like that.
So there's a school that's taking an innovative approach to tackling the problem of
plastic waste while always trying to firsthand promote education, because that's what schools are
all about, right. This is an area that is in a densely populated
community. They've launched an initiative j that allows students to pay their tuition fees
using plastic bottles and that interesting. Yeah, helping the environment, promoting awareness
about the importance of sustainable living, and that word, by the way,
gets misused a lot. I'm involved in the development here in my community,
and we're going to make it sustainable. I suppose self sustaining because we're doing
solar, we're going our own food, that sort of thing. It's a
development built around a farm called an aggrohood, and I think that's sort of
where a lot of stuff will go in the near future that just take one
segment of it, Like we're going to take the food scraps and put them
on my compost pile. What are we doing about plastic? You know,
that's something we've been talking about, not using plastic in any of the buildings,
not using it in any way shape performed. There are other things.
They're a little more expensive, but you know, there are all kinds of
things that you can do. I just we're redoing the driveway at the farm
and one of the things that I came across this is going to really he'll
find this to be fascinating. There is a new form of asphalt that's made
from recycled diapers. It's called their first place they've used it is called the
Diaper Highway. They're taking the plastic in the diapers and they're repurposing it to
this is they've used one hundred thousand diapers to do a mile. They've removed
the excrement and they've shredded it up. They've convinced it into contention to a
mix with the asphalt. But it makes the asphalt stronger, it's fibrous and
therefore it holds the road better, and the road doesn't smell like poop as
some people would probably think. It just is a it's it's a it's a
soft road, and you walk on it, you can feel it sort of
moving a little under giving under year. Yeah, it's really cool, I
thought, because when you look at the environmental impact of diapers, and this
is four moms and dads, and for anybody who's conscious, there are three
billion with a bee disposable diapers that are thrown away every year in our country.
Three billion. So that's about two maybe three percent of household waste.
And so and it's it's going to go into the millions. I mean,
I'm into the billions around the planet. If you look at him. I
remember talking to my son about this, the plastic versus cloth discussion. Did
you have that when you were when Matthews had a lot of people push try
to push cloth on me, and I told them I will do cloth if
they do the laundry of it. And then everybody had a lot to say
then yeah, well yeah, we yeah there, but there were there and
it makes sense, It definitely does make sense. That was not for us
well as to each his own. I think as much as anything else.
There are new kinds of diapers made out of seaweed that also are pretty friendly,
all you know, environmentally friendly. They're pretty pricey, however, and
so most parents probably won't use them because they're expensive. If you have the
money, a lot of people are. You know, your nose around and
look at what's out there. There's a lot of stuff that is greener,
but it's also a whole heck of a lot more expensive. So where do
you find the happy medium? I guess is the question. You're right now.
Uh, Diapers today are also made a lot differently than they were back
in the day. I remember changing and snipers decades ago, and it was
there really was a lot of plastic, plastic on the inside, plastic on
the outside, where now it's almost a cloth like material woven together and a
lot less plastic. Really well, that's sounds think it might work. There
are a lot of different recycling attempts. There is a new movement because you
know, billions and billions of containers that have whether it be water or juice
or you know, soda pop, whatever it is, and so a lot
of that stuff doesn't get recycled. But there are things that are changing a
bit here and there. There's a new plastic deposit scheme that is bringing people
in in certain areas. The whole idea in this deposit return system is to
have you, as a customer, pay a deposit of ten cents when you
purchase a drink. After this, and then the plastic or whatever. The
yeah, the plastic bottle gonna be fed into a vending machine that is again
awkward and expensive, but yet it takes care of the plastic bottle right then
and there, grinds it up so doesn't have to go someplace else. It
takes out a step. So anyway, they are all kinds of ideas around.
I just thought that there would be. I thought that when I saw
the business about the school having youngster's pay with plastic, I thought that was
pretty interesting. And then that drug in nose around you find other things that
are going on as well. Okay, in Florida, those of you who
are followers of fashion down there, it seems that mister DeSantis has dug himself
a hole. The Disney Company is suing Ron DeSantis over control of that district.
James, what is that I keep forgetting with the dis creek what if
freedy? What are you ready? Is ready? That's it? Thank you
ready? Creek. So, the Disney Company says in the lawsuit that De
Santa's engaged in a targeted campaign of government retaliation after the company opposed the law
of Don't Say Gay, and De Santa says, he never said that,
and the law doesn't say that. I don't really know that. I'm clear
on what the law does say. Jay, Do you know what does that
law really? People paraphrase things all the time, but is Yeah. So
the law itself is called Parental Rights and Education Bill. Yeah, and opponents
or opposers say call it the Don't Say Gay Bill, And really what it
is is classroom instruction and a parent's right to decide what age is appropriate or
not appropriate developmentally to discuss certain things with children, especially in the terms of
LGBTQIA community. And it was more garnered towards elementary school students, but now
it's getting up into high across the high school. Yeah right, yep.
Yeah. So anyway, somebody who's a spokesperson for De Santis said yesterday,
quote, we are unaware of any legal right that a company has to operate
its own government or maintain special privileges not held by other businesses in the state.
This lawsuit has yet another unfortunate example of Disney's hope to undermine the will
of the Florida voters and to operate outside the bounds of the law. Is
that how do they know, has there been a pole just because the Florida
voters voted in the Santas I don't was There's no referendum on this anywhere,
right, I don't see any referend that's my knowledge. Referendum. So anyway,
Disney files suit after the local government board appointed by the governor passed a
resolution to avoid the agreement that allowed Disney to keep control over all the businesses
in all that geographical area that they control in Florida. And then they there's
like been three different suits here. The first one was was a descendeds or
the government of Florida suing Disney and removing the Ready Creek people. And then
Disney came back again and figured they found some hole in the law somewhere there
was old whole law, and so the Reedy Creek people got reinstated. And
now this is the third cog in the in the wheel. And yeah,
it did start seemingly over the don't say gay thing, but there's a much
deeper. There's a much deeper There's a there's the soul of the Disney Company.
And the thing is they opened the illegally, were granted that one,
right, Yeah, just go ahead, keep changing laws left, you're right
as you please. Yeah, Well, it'd be interesting to see what it
is to the traffic. I'm not a big Disney fan, frankly because of
the way that they do things. But I'm also becoming not much of a
Descandis fan either, because this seems to be motivated, like so many other
things today, including the Trump suit. You know by what's his face?
In New York? I tend to put his name on my head. What's
what's the break? Yeah? Right, Yeah, there's so many things that
are politically motivated that it's even hard to know the forest for the trees.
Kelsey Ballerini, what an interesting name, Jay, Kelsey Ballerini dance Ballerini dance.
There's a different vowel at the end of that, dance Ballerina dance.
So she's been talking as a lot of stars, a lot of public figures,
do they get interviewed for all these nine billion podcasts that are around,
so you got to talk to somebody. I always get a kick out of
looking at some of these X person interviews why person on their podcast, and
then three weeks later, why person interviews X person on their podcast. So
let's have some more podcasts. Anyway, there's a new documentary film out entitled
Winona Judd between Hell and Hallelujah. I understand from Jay that Kelsey Ballerini is
more popular with the younger country fans and why Nonah is more popular with older
country fans, which might explain why I know and like Whinona and don't know
that much about Kelsey Ballerini except I recognize her name. So anyway, I
was looking into this new documentary which has just premiered, the inside look into
the hard to heart conversation that Ballerini had with Whinona Jedd. I said,
get into the whole business bold podcast and interviewing that sort of thing. So
what is it did you make of this? Their buddies and yeah, it
just seems like a really sweet moment. And why No talks about on this
when on a Jedd between Helen Howie Luja that a lot of people see celebrities
and they see them or they hear them on the radio, their favorite artists,
and then they see them behind these glass boxes the TV or the screen,
and they make up their mind about them. They don't actually know the
person, and a lot of times, most times, if not all times,
the person is completely different than these images we have made in our hat
and all of that. And Kelsey Ballerini is sharing how we're sharing with Winona,
how she absolutely loved and it was an iconic moment when she got to
sing with her on stage and all of that, and then she goes on
to say when Kelsey Ballerini heard of worse the news of her divorce went public,
why Nona was the first person to call her to make sure she was
okay, ah sweet, that's good friendship, right, yeah, And why
Nona was even like, I didn't know that, I had no idea,
yes, like yeah, because a lot of we see these and celebrity divorces,
and then especially when there's children and a divorce is so hard anyway,
and then you have it in the public eye and it's being scrutinized, and
there's this person. This source says this, and that source says that and
it's like, just let people be find your own business, yam. Why
ob these are real people who are really hurting in these moments. Yeah,
but you see, social media is responsible. Let's they're you know, people
are using social and it doesn't change I suppose, Well, maybe it does
change people a little bit. It makes them a little more because they can
hide behind an identity that may not identify who they really are, so they
can say things sometimes really nasty things that we just as soon avoid. So,
yeah, that's a nice friendship to talk about. Thank you think about
the important things in the world. As to why the chicken crossed the road,
we all kind of know why the chicken across the road, right,
Well, yeah, to get to the other side. But what about on
the other side? Yeah, what about cows? There's a video we had
actually cow got out yesterday on the farm. Here a cow that I've been
nursing along, a sweet little halfer calf Kyle actually now, but she hasn't
had an easy time because she has respiratory problems, and so I've been kind
of letting her wander around the farm and so yesterday she's feeding your oats.
Because everybody's feeling better so she walked out into the street, and so we
had to chase her down. And one of the guys on the farm,
in his excitement, that gets out of his truck to chase the calf of
the cow. And she's halfway between a calf and a cow about it's probably
about four motor pounds and as a yearling heifer. So he gets out of
his truck, leaves it and drive and he's on a hill. It's just
so he's chasing the cann there and then if somebody screams, look the truck's
going backwards down the hill. Some guys coming around the corner in a brand
new tesla. Well, I don't have to tell you, boys and girls,
what happened. It wasn't pretty. And so this guy's he was he
was very nice about it, but the front of his car is pretty well
crinkled up. And so you know, but I can't yell at the guy
who chased the calf, except you know, you have to have a presence
of mind the calf where he was worried the calf the cow was going to
get run over. And the way people drive, even on this country road
where I am, you know, anything can happen because nobody expects to see
a cow in the middle of the road, and it's a winding, narrow
road, so who knows. But anyway, so I was thinking about the
video of the animals stopping traffic that we've seen. There's a lot of it
on social media. A lot of people don't really understand cows, and you
know, the animals that do get out and just they're not out to do
any harm. They're just being themselves. There was there was one of the
videos that showed a lot of sheep heading across a highway in Idaho. Did
you see that? It was this massive spectacle people. I know, I'm
sure somebody got a video of there. What happened here yesterday? That'll show
up at someplace. And in Yellowstone last week cars halted for heard of bison,
buffaloes that are in their calving season. They're dropping. Yeah, right
exactly. You know, you go through these parks and you see what goes
on in the parks. They were doing that long before there was a road.
The road's kind of an ad on. They're living and doing what comes
naturally as well they ought to. But I think that's kind of an interesting
way at springtime everywhere, and I just like, uh, there's actually I
was looking at this story. There's another one about Mojave Max. If you've
seen Mohave Max, this is well, this is a turtle. Will they
call him tortoises because it's so big. There's a tortoise and there's a turtle.
Turtles a small. Tortoises are big and so not unlike I guess Punk
Satani Phil in a manner of speaking. This tortoise comes out every year at
the same time. They've called him Mohave Max. He lives at a preserve
in Nevada outside of Las Vegas, and his emergence from wintertime marks the start
of spring, so they say. And so Max came out yesterday or the
day before maybe I think it was maybe over the weekend, and they made
a big deal out of it. There's a contest in which they have two
thousand people who guess when this guy has gone gonna come out of his cave
in their prizes attached to it, etc. Etc. Etc. But because
it was a colder than winter than usual winter there the rain and all that
stuff, Max stayed inside a lot longer than it usually does normally. He
comes out in March, but he didn't come out until April twenty fourth because
that's when things finally warmed up. So that was one person. I think
that was the gut a weekend in Vegas at some hotels and gambling and all
that stuff. Who was But most of everybody, because it was a local
contest, most everybody figured it would be February or March. The earliest date
that this guy's ever appeared was February fourteenth. That was about twenty years ago.
And the latest date until this year was April seventeenth, and that was
back in twenty twelve. So because of the weather and of course global warming,
that's it messed up. Mojavei Max. We're following up everything here anyway,
so it's I don't know, kind of cute to see what's going on
as we get into springtime, younger than springtime. There's a gold rush in
California. The snowfall. This isn't no, seriously, have you heard this?
The snowfall. Yeah, the snowfall and the rain, the heavy rain
has exposed a lot of gold up in northern California. So people are realizing
is up there, and they're going and running up to bring their pickaxes,
and they're bringing their hammers and chisels and stuff trying to carters. Yeah right,
exactly. That's amazing. Very retro of twenty twenty three, isn't it
though? Huh, Yeah, I think it's it's great. You know,
we were talking yesterday about the last guy alive from Pearl Harbor and then the
one who is I forget his name, you had his name, who was
still alive. One of them died, who was one hundred and six,
and the one who was still alive is one hundred and five, I think
something like that. And this fellow his name. I don't remember the name
of the guy who died, but I know that Ernest Horstall is the one
who is having his hundred and fifth birthday, and apparently this week he's gotten
four thousand cards from people all around the country. Wow, isn't that That's
very cool. I think that's amazing. Anyway. Yeah, Ken Potts is
the one who who just died at one hundred and two, one of the
last ones. Yeah right, all right, here's the story of these three
high school seniors who were arrested after throwing a rock at a car with a
woman in it. I think she was driving just outside of Denver, I'm
not mistaken, and she was killed. The rock went through her windshield.
And they've they've been seeing this. We see this every so often where some
kids just causing chaos or rockords or whatever and they just start throwing rocks at
oncoming cars and it happens pretty sporadic, but Colorado was seeing it happening a
lot. A lot of people were coming in with car damage. And then
they find that it was these three kids who had apparently at least they can
prove that they did it to seven cars, one of them ended in a
fatality. And now not only is that woman dead, these three seniors in
high school who should still have the rest of their lives ahead of them,
are now facing charges because they killed a woman. So should they go to
jail for the rest of their lives? I took question on our social media
Facebook and Instagram at Good Day radio show Twitter Good Day on here should these
three youngsters who were responsible for killing this woman? Go to jail? But
they had they knew what they were doing, so it was likely adults.
They are all eighteen, yeah, right, so this should be a warning.
This should get lots of lots and lots of publicity. They should be
pursued to the extent, full extent of the law and go to jail for
as long as possible. They were they're seniors in high school. So what
what what goes on here? Am I? What do you think is fun?
Let's throw a rock at somebody in the car. They don't think that
anything truly significant or that bad will happen. And other states too. I
know somebody who had a piece of it seemed like a piece of a car
or some kind of metal equipment that was thrown at her car and landed on
her sunroof. Normally she drives with her sunroof open, and that day,
for some reason, she had her sunroof closed. Yeah, here's another one.
Driver of a FedEx truck knocked unconscious. Sun was sitting behind him.
A rock was thrown through his windshield down in Georgia. So here's this is
what Are we gonna have an epidemic of this stuff? The rock was thrown
through the windshield, knocked the driver unconscious. The Sun was able to uh
this was a semi sun was able to pull the truck over apparently and stop
it. But in any rate, This is a guy who's seriously hurt.
And if it weren't for his son, who knows the truck went out of
control, who would have been hurt or killed on the highway. Yeah,
exactly, another rock throwing thing a man, all right. So the whole
business about what's going on in the Capitol is this a showdown between the Republicans
and the Democrats because the Republicans are using the debt limit situation as leverage to
achieve policy priorities that ought to be all, not just Republican priorities, should
be everybody's priority, right. The bill is being used as kind of a
hook in the debt limit negotiations as well. It ought to be. I
think that McCarthy and the rest of the people, and they've showed some starch
even though their agenda. Maybe some people say, well, the Republicans are
trying to do that other thing. They're trying to kill. You know what,
It's time we wake up and grow up and stop spending. You can't
spend money that you don't have. I can't spend money I don't have,
So why should they be able to spend money that they don't have. It's
an age old argument, or is not so old because it's only been twenty
twenty. It's about twenty years since the Yeah, when we went into Iraq
in two thousand and three, so that's when it started. So in twenty
years, we've racked up thirty trillion dollars in debt where we had none before
George Bush went after the Iraqis Bill Clinton left the situation, and so all
of the liberal media I don't like that term. Maybe the Democrat I don't
know what to call it. But the New York Times, the Washington Post
that ilk MSNBC is chiding the Republicans because they're trying to ruin the government and
they're trying to ruin your lives. You know how irresponsible it is to say
that it is crazy to think that we can keep spending and taxing and spending
and taxing and spending and taxing and the economy isn't going to suffer. Look
around to you right now. The reason we have a problem in the economy
is because there's too much spending by the federal government. That's it in a
nutshell. And you can blame some of it on the Chinese and and what
happened during COVID. That's legitimate, but blaming it doesn't fix it. So
fixing it means cutting spending. Stop with all of this stuff. You know,
it's nice to have plans, nice to want to help people and build
better roads and all that stuff. We ought to be addressing why the roads
are in lousy shape. I was about to use the S word that I
edited myself. Anyway, isn't it alf It's food for thought for sure,
so think about it. I'm Greg, I'm sixty eight years old, grew
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doing to you. My wife, Janda, is a senior flight attendance,
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I think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as
they used to, or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did.
I've been taking priviging for about three years now, people say to me
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treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Social media in our focus,
what's trending, what's capturing people's attention. An interesting thing is floating around
about Nick Lache and Jessica Simpson. Do you think people confuse Jessica Simpson sometimes
with um now where their name go out of my mind? But you know,
I mean, who's the other blonde that's had the family trouble with a
father and oh Britney spears Britney. No, I don't thin people confuse them.
Really. Oh. I must be the only one though, because I
think I have over the years confused the two of them. Anyway, there's
a lot of gossip about who got what in that divorce. I don't know
why it's coming up now, but you know what mine is not to reason
why mine is but to do or die Nicholasha and Jessica Simpson. The focus
on celebrity divorces is one of those things, Jay, that's all over social
media all the time. You just chastise me, correctly, I suppose,
because I questioned, not chastise. Okay. I often confused Jessica Simpson with
the what's her face Britney Spears and you said, there's no comparison whatsoever,
an Okay, So I mean there were a bunch of different kind of quote
unquote pop princesses that came about in the late nineties early on at the same
time, just because Simpson, Britney Spears, Mandy Moore, Christina Aguilera.
M all right. So anyway, they didn't well, they weren't married.
Nickolasha and Jessica Simpson weren't married for very long. And so does that mean
that you know, I think that a couple like this, when they're they're
at the height of their popularity and everybody's looking into you know, I thought,
I'm reminded of Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn, who have been together they
when they started. That story reminds me of some of the stories of Jessica
Simpson and Nicola Shay and yet Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn have stayed together for
forty three years. They never get married, but yet they have a very
interesting and it looks like a wonderful love affair, a child together, and
then her two chill from a previous relationship I referred to. Yeah, they
referred to Kurt Russell Moore as their father than their biological father. Right.
Anyway, nick Lache said he didn't want to get divorced. It was Simpson
who pulled a plug. This was back in two thousand and six. He
was told their marriage was over by Simpson's lawyer. Well, they had a
reality show together, Newly Weds, and when you watch it, there was
some kind of a lot of people question how long they would even stay together,
just based on what was even shown on TV. Yeah. She says
her biggest money mistake was being married to Nick Lashe, which would have one
believe that Nick Lashe, because she had more money than he did at the
time, he got out of it better than she did. So maybe the
thing that maybe the story behind the story here is don't get married fast,
or maybe don't get married at all. Because unless you're gonna have children,
where do you get out of it? This, by the way, is
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day Health. I'm Doug Stephen with doctor Ken Cronhouse here to answer your questions.
Eight five, five, nine, nine, nine three six eight four
connects you to Ken and the question department as a cardiologist, Ken, what
does a flu diagnosis mean if you have a heart problem? Are you more
at risk if you got the flu? Okay, so there's nobody there,
nothing there? Oh what happened? Ken? The forty minutes run out?
Nope? By Oh he's muted and Ken, you're muted? Ken? Whoa
there? There you go? Okay, I don't know how that happened.
Right, it's a good um. All right, I go back to the
question. I've set it up, so did you him? He asked the
question, yes, and how the lower left up muted? Right? Just
so, Doug. This is out of the European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and
Infectious Diseases in Copenhagen, Denmark this week, and what they report is that
people who get influenza they could be six times more susceptible to having a heart
attack in the days following a flu diagnosis and this increase in heart attacks among
patients diagnosed with influenza. I knew you were going to ask me. It's
due to the inflammatory process that is created within the body when someone is fighting
off the flu or other viral illnesses, and this inflammation in the body it
can make cholesterol plaques more vulnerable to rupture and blood more likely to clot.
And this is the underlying mechanism of both heart attack and the strokes that are
due to clots, the so called eschemic strokes. All right, next question
has to do with what we're eating. I ready report this week about dietitians
focusing on the various types of fried food and how it causes inflammation in your
system, also weight gain. This is a hot topic, and I wonder
how it's connected the whole discussion of the issue of diet. I noticed that
there was some information about type two diabetes being linked to having too many bad
carbs and too much meat, and especially if it's fried. It's going to
be a no no, right, Absolutely, processed food, fried food,
those should be treats. You're not doing them for your health. You're not
doing it yet. I don't think I think it's healthy. Every once in
a while, I have fried clams and they don't agree with me. I
do it, and I know I'm going to have a problem afterwards. I've
reached for some balance seven or something. But I love fried clams, and
it does depend sometimes. I didn't know this before, but they can be
cooked like anything else in a in different kinds of fats. So there's some
fats that you cook this stuff in, and I've forgotten, frankly, the
safflow Well, no, I give if you're using olive oil, but I
don't think they use those in the oilers when they are frying this food,
right, I doubt it. So then what ties all of this together?
Fried food and the fact that that will lead to diabetes. I guess you
eat too much of that stuff and lead to all kinds of things. I
was I mean mentioned inflammation back to the gut issue. I guess. Yeah.
Well, there are about ten foods that are especially good at causing inflammation,
and fried foods deep fried foods is high up there on the list.
So if you're going into the dairy Queen, or you go into wherever you
go, I happen to like the dairy Queen for lots of silly reasons.
I don't go to McDonald's, and I don't like Burger King, and I
don't go to Wendy's, but I will go to a dairy queen. And
so I know that there are people in front of me. I'm watching them
order their fried cheese. I'm thinking, what the heck are you doing to
your body? Because they're so high and fat. But people like it because,
as Phil Lempert, the supermarket guru, would say, if it tastes
good, people are going to eat it. So you just have to be
thinking, is moderation okay in this circumstance. Just make them treats, not
a steady diet. Yeah all right, So you don't want to have something
fried every single day. I guess that's what you're saying, unless you have
your affair as an order. Yeah, well, thank you. Here's a
study that has a question attached to it. The American Association for Cancer Research
says fewer Americans are aware that HPV causes cancer, isn't there? I guess
the question here is, isn't there a vaccine that people can take now to
avoid getting HPV? There definitely is. It's a bit painful and you know,
it has a lot of hot button issues associated with it. But yes,
there definitely is. And this is what causes the virus that cause the
human papilloma virus that causes cervical cancer, and there is a vaccine and it's
something you need to talk to the doctor about, especially teenage women, but
also men are involved in this also, so this is a conversation with the
pediatrician. So is the issue the controversy about the age in which it's administered.
That's part of it. It's also a painful vaccine and also the question
of whether you're not there's a lot of issues, you know, the sexual
I'm not sexually active. What do I need to take it? But we
can spend the whole show talking about it. Forward for thought questions for doctor
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