Episode 3054 CWSA 12/26/25

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Scott Adams 0:00
everybody is the stock market open today looks like it is check it out Tesla down Bitcoin flat spider flat won't be much action today go on in we're almost ready for a show happy Friday You're going to love it. All right. We'll get the locals comments going here. And then we'll do the ever popular simultaneous sip. I think my cat picture is especially good today. There we go. We're cooking now. All right, people, come in, come in, come in. I wonder if some of you delay to skip the simultaneous sip. Do you? Well, it's going to happen anyway. Because I know why you're here. All you need is a cup or mug or glass, a tank or chalice or stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid.
Scott Adams 1:33
I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine of the day. The thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip. It happens now. Go. Good stuff. Well, here's a special announcement. There are still some Dilbert calendars left. but not many. So because I'm independently publishing now, we had to guess how many to publish. I got to tell you, we guessed pretty well. We made a good guess, which means that we sold almost all of them, which means that if you know anybody who wants one, they better order it right away from Amazon. Amazon's the only place you can get it. The Dilbert 2026 calendar. Act now before they're all gone. I don't think we're going to print more.
Scott Adams 2:38
So get yours. Well, apparently there's some enormous storm coming or has already hit. So a weird thing happened, which is because Christmas was on a Thursday, a lot of people said, okay, Friday we'll do the in-laws party, and Thursday we'll do ours. But some people moved it to Saturday. But now it looks like everything's going to be snowed in. So the people who moved their party to Saturday are probably going to move it to Sunday. So people are going to be celebrating Thursday, Christmas on Sunday. Just because the weird way that the date hit in the snow. It's going to feel weird celebrating Christmas three days after Christmas. All right. Well, I wouldn't say there's much news today, but there's stuff to talk about.
Scott Adams 3:45
So if you lower your expectations and say to yourself, you know what? There's not much else on TV. Or on social media. So we're just going to be hanging out, and I'll chatter about a few things that I find interesting that are in the news. Where is that cursor? There it is. So I saw in a Mario Novel post that Tesla is estimating that full self-driving mode on their cars could save 32,000 lives a year and avoid 1.9 million injuries. Did you have any idea that automobile accidents were causing 1.9 million injuries per year? The 32,000 I knew, or the apparently 40,000 die in car crashes, that was in the range of what I knew. But wow, a lot of people got injured. So the thinking is that full self-driving would cut down on injuries by 80%.
Scott Adams 5:05
I believe it. All right, what else? So here's a little obscure story that I'll bet most of you have not been following. It's about the 2020 election. And it's something that the Rasmussen Reports account has been hammering for like four years. So four or five years, they've been posting on the same topic. And here's the topic. Allegedly, and there's a part that's not alleged, but the part we know is that there was a locked warehouse in Fulton, Georgia, in which allegedly there were a bunch of ballasts that got counted that are sketchy. Now, I don't remember why they were sketchy. They were either all the same or, I don't know. There was something about them that was presumed to be sketchy. But nobody could check it out because the room was locked and a judge had been asked to force them to release it and unlock it.
Scott Adams 6:19
but the judge had not acted. So years went by when Rasmussen would report, it seemed like once a week, well, that room is still locked. Now, you might say to yourself, well, over all that time, if that room had anything in it that was controversial, there wouldn't have been enough time to change the matter, steal them, sort of like Fort Knox.

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