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>> were back. its time to put joe concha on the top. four topics, 60 seconds each. first up, hey, joe. before you take up the next celebrity fad diet you see on instagram, consider this. university of chicago research team found about 90% of the food and drink that celebrities promote on social media arent healthy. so i guess the study is suggesting were getting fat because instagram. i personally think its the pandemic. you tell me, joe. >> oh, covid calories, no doubt about it. my wife said i ...

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First, this is open debris. >> he put all of this together to make it look like a bomb went off. mike shanahan is again a tourist guide in a pretend disaster. if it looks familiar -- >> a ten to 14 day period. >> there was so much to do and it isnt seem like there was enough people to do it. >> he had to work through each victim. >> this was a lab bribrynth of debris. his job was recovery, a slow, methodical process. >> it was like pixie sticks, everything you moved did something and you may not...

>> the kids are not that bright. you dont have to crush up pixie sticks. >> is this a good thing? instead of killing us robots can become sexual entertainment. sure, they start as strippers but have to be called exotic dancers and before you know it people are dead. >> they say dark matter keeps milky way from spinning apart. is there anyway we can build a space net? >> well, it sounds like a good idea until you can consider what if it fails? >> yes. >> that is true. >> coming up as we do every ...

>> these kids are not that bright, because you dont even have to crush up pixie sticks. >> that is a very good point. maybe its just the ritual of it. its always fun, you know how people prepare a pipe. maybe thats what it is. smartphones, apparently theyre teaming with germs, according to a study. theyre 18 times dirtier than public bathrooms. so electronic makers are building sanitizing devices, but joe, is that going to be enough? should we get rid of these phones? theyre all covered with poo...

And thats 98% sugar anyways. >> shes right. shes got a point there. juice, its got a lot of sugar. now, im thinking maybe it has slightly less sugar than soda and sweet tea mixed with pixie sticks, but look, im no nutritionist. and as we know from previous seasons, pixie sticks are an integral part of the pageant circuit. >> i had tea and pixie sticks today. ive still got four more. >> we tried the pixie sticks, as they call pageant crack. we went through 15 bags in one pageant, and they just do...

Actually, its one sippy cup of coffee, but thats being anytime-picking. this is "toddlers & tiaras," not pbs. although, come to think about it, it is the frontline of fun parenting tips. take, for instance, the littlest coffee drinker, which i guarantee will be the name of their reality show scentally. it seems shocking that a 2-year-old is drinking coffee every day, but its not like thats all shes drinking. >> alexa has coffee and tea. >> put it in my cup. >> tinker tea is soda, sweet tea and p...

And thats 98% sugar anyways. >> shes right. shes got a point there. juice, its got a lot of sugar. now, im thinking maybe it has slightly less sugar than soda and sweet tea mixed with pixie sticks, but look, im no nutritionist. and as we know from previous seasons, pixie sticks are an integral part of the pageant circuit. >> i had tea and pixie sticks today. ive still got four more. >> we tried the pixie sticks, as they call pageant crack. we went through 15 bags in one pageant, and they just do...

Thats old enough, right? actually, its one sippy cup of coffee, but thats being nitpicking. this is "toddlers & tiaras," not pbs. although, come to think about it, it is the frontline of fun parenting tips. take, for instance, the littlest coffee drinker, which i guarantee will be the name of the reality show, eventually. it seems shocking that a 2-year-old is drinking coffee every day, but its not like thats all shes drinking. >> alexa has coffee and tea. >> put it in my cup. >> i will put it i...

She was 9 months old! thats old enough, right? actually, its one sippy cup of coffee, but thats being anytime-picking. this is "toddlers & tiaras," not pbs. although, come to think about it, it is the frontline of fun parenting tips. take, for instance, the littlest coffee drinker, which i guarantee will be the name of their reality show scentally. it seems shocking that a 2-year-old is drinking coffee every day, but its not like thats all shes drinking. >> alexa has coffee and tea. >> put it in...