America’s Economy Is Entering a New Era — ft. Noah Smith
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Today's number five. That's how many cups of coffee per day are safe for most adults and may even have health benefits according to the American Heart Association. Ed, what do you call sad coffee?
What's up? Despresso. A lovely joke to start our Friday episode. How are doing?
I'm doing good. I'm in I'm in LA, which I absolutely love. I I would turn the camera around, but I'm worried I'll the tech team would freak out. But I'm overlooking the Hollywood Hills, and I absolutely love it here. I love California. I love Los Angeles. It is 80 degrees, but it's dry out. So it just feels I mean, when you and I were in Miami and it was 89, it felt like we were in a air fryer.
Suffocating. Yeah.
This at 80 feels pleasant. It feels
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