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Speaker 2: Not quite sure what to make it is. There's a
Speaker 2: bar in China called The Beer Exchange. It features a
Speaker 2: huge assortment of different types of beers and ales and whatnot.
Speaker 2: The prices aren't set, though, they fluctuate basically kind of
Speaker 2: like stock prices do, yeah, based on supply and demand.
Speaker 2: Some would say this is called dynamic pricing. Well, it's
Speaker 2: certainly a spin on that, but actually I think it's
Speaker 2: kind of a smart business move on. Folks who own
Speaker 2: bars that carry lots and lots of things on tap
Speaker 2: know that you can't afford to just let your beer
Speaker 2: sit unsold and spoil, right, You're losing money. Hand Over
Speaker 2: fits that this beer exchange prices go up and down
Speaker 2: based on the supplying demand, so if something is flying
Speaker 2: off the shelves, they might goose the price up a
Speaker 2: little bit to slow it down. Meanwhile lower the price
Speaker 2: of other brands that aren't selling at any given moment.
Speaker 2: It hopes of encouraging bargoers to try some other different
Speaker 2: types of bruise. Interesting, by the way, the total price
Speaker 2: never fluctuates by more than about ten percent on any
Speaker 2: given beer, so it's no sort of super price gouging
Speaker 2: or even super discounts for that matter. But I guess
Speaker 2: it's kind of fun to keep an eye on that
Speaker 2: for the folks who frequent the beer exchange. Meanwhile, let's
Speaker 2: keep it international here in Norway. Norway apparently is big
Speaker 2: on recycling and they have a huge participation rate in
Speaker 2: that country. And one of the reasons credited for having
Speaker 2: so many folks be in on the whole recycling mentality
Speaker 2: is they have what's called a recycling lottery. You know
Speaker 2: how in some states here in the US there's a
Speaker 2: deposit on cans and bottles, right, You've seen that before,
Speaker 2: and a lot of times it's well, that's incentive for
Speaker 2: people to bring back there. They're recyclables. But even with that,
Speaker 2: in the states that have it, the rates of recycling
Speaker 2: have stabilized and really haven't gone up or down much.
Speaker 2: Per say, how do you change that? Introduce and steal
Speaker 2: the idea from Norway? The lottery. Yes, at random, certain
Speaker 2: cans and bottles will pay off a large cash prize.
Speaker 2: That's how it works. I'm not quite sure the exact
Speaker 2: mechanics of this, but has increased participation rates in Norway.
Speaker 2: Where you can win prizes and it's at random, you
Speaker 2: may win anywhere between a dollar or one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars like a scratch off ticket type deal, but based
Speaker 2: on your recycling good So the more you recycle, the
Speaker 2: better chances you have of turning it into real cash.
Speaker 2: I'm just thinking about this as I saw this visual
Speaker 2: unfold again in front of my house this week where
Speaker 2: the garbage tree came up in my neighborhood. Garbage and
Speaker 2: recycling are on the same day, and I watched the
Speaker 2: garbage guys throw the garbage in the truck and then
Speaker 2: pick up the recycling bin and throw that in the
Speaker 2: back of the truck as well. We've talked about this before. Wait,
Speaker 2: whereas usually there's two different trucks that come by, and
Speaker 2: you know, I don't know if that's a built in
Speaker 2: deal or if you know, if somebody calls in sick
Speaker 2: on the recycling side of things, it's like, well, screw it,
Speaker 2: just throw it all in the back of one truck.
Speaker 2: I tend to think it's screw it, just throw it
Speaker 2: all in the back of one truck. But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm not privy to the inner workings of my particular
Speaker 2: garbage disposal company. We go to the Czech Republic, Boy,
Speaker 2: we are definitely going international here. This morning, a fake
Speaker 2: dentist gave root canals and other dental procedures. This fake
Speaker 2: dentist twenty two years old. He had a full dental
Speaker 2: staff operating out of a home. They had a complete
Speaker 2: setup performing dental surgeries and procedures, all sorts of stuff,
Speaker 2: including extracting teeth, complex root canals. They were using anesthesia
Speaker 2: and all sorts of things. I don't know if they
Speaker 2: were just doing your usual twice a year cleanings as well.
Speaker 2: Probably not as profitable as the other stuff. But how
Speaker 2: did this guy receive his training if he's a fake dentist?
Speaker 2: To no dental training? Simple he went online and read
Speaker 2: instructions he found online on how to do dental procedures.
Speaker 2: This went on apparently for over two years before the
Speaker 2: police closed the whole operation down, and it sounds like
Speaker 2: it was a pretty damn profitable one as well. There
Speaker 2: was three full time employees. The twenty two year old
Speaker 2: dentist with air quotes around the name. Then we had
Speaker 2: a fifty year old woman working as a nurse and
Speaker 2: a forty four year old man who was producing the
Speaker 2: prosthetic devices for patients. And I guess the nurse had
Speaker 2: access to actually pinching actual dental applies from a Legit dentist,
Speaker 2: which was providing all the means necessary for the twenty
Speaker 2: two year old to you know, do his online training procedures.
Speaker 2: The craziest part about all this is the police were
Speaker 2: tipped off. There were no actual reports of anyone having
Speaker 2: some drastic side effect, trauma or end results from the
Speaker 2: services of the twenty two year old dentists. Make sure one.
Speaker 3: How hard can it be to become a dentist? Watch
Speaker 3: a few YouTube videos. We're good to go, my kid.
Speaker 3: Dentists and folks working in the dental community, brush your teeth, floss,
Speaker 3: you know, at a regular basis. Here we go with
Speaker 3: another fraternity in trouble, this time the longest running currently
Speaker 3: or consecutively running fraternity in the history of the niversity
Speaker 3: in North Carolina at Chapel Hill. ATO shut down this
Speaker 3: after repeated violations of rampant hazing and underage drinking as
Speaker 3: well as drug use. You know, we've seen and heard
Speaker 3: these stories for years now, and a lot of fraternities
Speaker 3: have cleaned up their their acts wink wink, or just
Speaker 3: been more careful about things. But not just ATO chapter
Speaker 3: at UNC Chapel Hill. They have been now closed down.
Speaker 3: What was the final straw. It wasn't the rampant hazing,
Speaker 3: or underage drinking or the drug use. No, no, it
Speaker 3: was the prior members who had been booted as a
Speaker 3: result of what I just described, kicked out of the fraternity. However,
Speaker 3: the fraternity decided, Hey, we still need funds to operate.
Speaker 3: Let's just let the dudes who we've kicked out continue
Speaker 3: to live here and pay their dues and rent, which
Speaker 3: is what they were doing. And that was the final
Speaker 3: straw for uh. Well, I guess this would be a
Speaker 3: good place where we hear from our own dean Warmer.
Speaker 1: Who dumped a whole truckload of fizzies into the swim meet,
Speaker 1: who delivered the medical school cadvers to the alumni dinner
Speaker 1: every Halloween. The trees are filled with underwear. Every spring,
Speaker 1: the toilets explode. You're talking about Delta, sir. Of course,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about Delta, you twerp. This year, it's going
Speaker 1: to be different. This year. We're going to grab the
Speaker 1: bull by the balls and kick those punks off campus.
Speaker 1: Follow the Wauns are
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