Amy Nicholson
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But what's so interesting to me about tears is, and maybe there's no answer for this, but it's the same reaction, the same reflex for sadness and for happiness. And I've heard the explanation that you cry when you're happy to kind of tone down the happiness, to try to keep you in a range of emotions that you don't go off the scale. I don't know if that's true or not.
But what's so interesting to me about tears is, and maybe there's no answer for this, but it's the same reaction, the same reflex for sadness and for happiness. And I've heard the explanation that you cry when you're happy to kind of tone down the happiness, to try to keep you in a range of emotions that you don't go off the scale. I don't know if that's true or not.
But going back to your friend who has never cried, he has never cried and he's proud of that or he's frustrated by that and wish he could or that's a badge of honor that he's never cried.
But going back to your friend who has never cried, he has never cried and he's proud of that or he's frustrated by that and wish he could or that's a badge of honor that he's never cried.
But going back to your friend who has never cried, he has never cried and he's proud of that or he's frustrated by that and wish he could or that's a badge of honor that he's never cried.
So the last thing we're going to talk about, and I promise it won't get gross, is throwing up. Vomit. So I will let you take the lead on that one.
So the last thing we're going to talk about, and I promise it won't get gross, is throwing up. Vomit. So I will let you take the lead on that one.
So the last thing we're going to talk about, and I promise it won't get gross, is throwing up. Vomit. So I will let you take the lead on that one.
Well, thanks for coming on and not getting too gross on a topic that can get pretty gross. Cutter Wood has been my guest. The name of his book is Earthly Materials, Journeys Through Our Bodies, Emissions, Excretions, and Disintegrations. And if you'd like to read more, particularly more gross things, there's a link to his book at Amazon in the show notes. Cutter, thank you for being here.
Well, thanks for coming on and not getting too gross on a topic that can get pretty gross. Cutter Wood has been my guest. The name of his book is Earthly Materials, Journeys Through Our Bodies, Emissions, Excretions, and Disintegrations. And if you'd like to read more, particularly more gross things, there's a link to his book at Amazon in the show notes. Cutter, thank you for being here.
Well, thanks for coming on and not getting too gross on a topic that can get pretty gross. Cutter Wood has been my guest. The name of his book is Earthly Materials, Journeys Through Our Bodies, Emissions, Excretions, and Disintegrations. And if you'd like to read more, particularly more gross things, there's a link to his book at Amazon in the show notes. Cutter, thank you for being here.
Here's a situation a lot of people find themselves in. You've got a favorite pair of shoes, but there's something wrong with them. They're in need of repair. Do you repair your shoes, or do you just replace them? Well, according to Business Insider, here's the rule. If the upper part of your shoe dries out or starts cracking, then it's not worth repairing.
Here's a situation a lot of people find themselves in. You've got a favorite pair of shoes, but there's something wrong with them. They're in need of repair. Do you repair your shoes, or do you just replace them? Well, according to Business Insider, here's the rule. If the upper part of your shoe dries out or starts cracking, then it's not worth repairing.
Here's a situation a lot of people find themselves in. You've got a favorite pair of shoes, but there's something wrong with them. They're in need of repair. Do you repair your shoes, or do you just replace them? Well, according to Business Insider, here's the rule. If the upper part of your shoe dries out or starts cracking, then it's not worth repairing.
But if the uppers are fine, the bottoms can always be fixed. And by uppers, that means anything that isn't the sole of the shoe. Even with a really expensive pair of shoes, you may think you're saving money by paying $50 to repair them instead of buying a brand new pair. But if you have to start fixing the uppers now, they're going to need more equally expensive repairs before too long.
But if the uppers are fine, the bottoms can always be fixed. And by uppers, that means anything that isn't the sole of the shoe. Even with a really expensive pair of shoes, you may think you're saving money by paying $50 to repair them instead of buying a brand new pair. But if you have to start fixing the uppers now, they're going to need more equally expensive repairs before too long.
But if the uppers are fine, the bottoms can always be fixed. And by uppers, that means anything that isn't the sole of the shoe. Even with a really expensive pair of shoes, you may think you're saving money by paying $50 to repair them instead of buying a brand new pair. But if you have to start fixing the uppers now, they're going to need more equally expensive repairs before too long.
On the other hand, if the soles of the shoes are ruined, that's easy and not very expensive to fix and can give you several extra years of life and leave you feeling like you have a brand new pair of shoes. The trick is to make sure you find a good repair shop because they are not all created equal. And that is something you should know.
On the other hand, if the soles of the shoes are ruined, that's easy and not very expensive to fix and can give you several extra years of life and leave you feeling like you have a brand new pair of shoes. The trick is to make sure you find a good repair shop because they are not all created equal. And that is something you should know.
On the other hand, if the soles of the shoes are ruined, that's easy and not very expensive to fix and can give you several extra years of life and leave you feeling like you have a brand new pair of shoes. The trick is to make sure you find a good repair shop because they are not all created equal. And that is something you should know.