Jonathan McRae

And we've managed to get rid of that theoretically, if people vaccinate their children.

Which is very exciting.

Our third story, Jess, has to do with something that I've always thought has been undervalued and misunderstood generally, and that is the power of small talk.

I didn't have breakfast today.

I'm hungry.

To choose those as small, it's like onions could be really, really profound.

Totally.

Dale Carnegie wrote this book called How to Win Friends and Influence People.

And it's absolutely worth a read because it is really more about just connecting with people and acknowledging that they exist.

And like, door is really open.

I have to be very mindful of this because it's not my default.

My default is...

How much is that?

Okay, I'll take it then.

Thank you, bye.

And, you know, and actually I need to rewire my brain to be more small talky.

But yeah, it's really fundamental to starting off having any sort of conversation with someone.

Thank you very much for that, Jess.

Our final story, Matthew, has to do with fluoride in the water.

I mean, I don't know how we're still asking questions about this subject.