Selects: How the Flu Works

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Chuck 2:10
Oh, God. Hi, everybody. It's Chuck here. Oh, boy. My selection this week is How the Flu Works. And I'll give you one reason why. This is from November 14th, 2017. I hope you like it. I'm going back to bed.
Narrator 2:34
Welcome to Stuff You Should Know, a production of iHeartRadio.

How can you tell the difference between a flu and a cold?

Josh 2:44
Hey, and welcome to the podcast. I'm Josh Clark. There's Charles W. Chuck Bryant. There's Jerry. This is stuff you should know about the flu, which I have. You don't have the flu, do you? I don't know, man. I can't. I've been on the planet for 41 years. Okay. I still can't really tell the difference between a flu and a cold.
Chuck 3:05
I think the difference that I can tell, and I don't get the flu much. You know, I always get the stomach bug, which, as it turns out, is not a flu. I just learned. But I don't get the flu flu much. But I can always tell, though, when I'm super achy. Like, the flu just makes me feel like dog doo-doo. Right. Whereas a cold is just a big inconvenience.
Josh 3:27
Yeah, I've had, no, I've definitely had like lots of aches and I woke up like shivering one night. Oh, so you had a fever for sure. I guess so. I guess it must have just been one night in the middle of the night. So that's the flu, right? Probably. So I guess I do have the flu. No joke, everybody.
Chuck 3:45
Well, I'm erecting the clear glass in between us.
Josh 3:48
Yeah, I think that I've had it long enough now based on the research from this article that I'm not contagious or else I would have called this off. So did you get it in New York, I wonder? I think so. Yeah. Dirty, dirty New Yorkers.
Chuck 4:02
Right, yeah.
Josh 4:03
Which I was like, I was just walking around like with my hands inside of a couple of like plastic Duane Reade bags. And it still didn't work. Well, that was your problem probably right there. Right. Duane Reade. Because I didn't take them off when I ate. Gross. Yeah. So, yes, we were in New York for some Bell House shows, right? Those went pretty well. Yeah. Yeah. Thought they were great.

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