Three Things You NEED To KNOW

0:00Kyle and Fug, what are three things we need to know? There's a bunch of college students that are developing an AI tool to help you talk to your plants. I need this. I need this so bad. They're going to call it plant GPT and it's going to help you understand what your plants need. So there's going to be sensors in the soil, it'll track things like water, light temperature and then the AI turns that data into like simple advice on when to water or move a plant. I love this. Did you see these kids in high school came up with, you know that my fitness pal? They came up with an AI in my fitness pal and my fitness pal freaked out and bought them for $500 million dollars. They're amazing. Wow. They're in high school. Good for those kids. That's really great. Google Maps, they're also rolling out an AI feature. It's called Ask Maps. It lets you ask questions about the places in more conversational ways. Of course, it's powered by Google Gemini so it can look at your request and give personalized suggestions based on your past searches and activity inside maps. So if you're like, Hey, remember when I went to that, that store that sold brown paper

1:01bags, I need to go back there again. And it'll be able to give you directions to that store seems like a bad business model for a store. It's still in brown paper bags. Sometimes you need brown paper bags, but if you've ever done the ABC parade and kindergarten, okay. A large study of hundreds of thousands of adults actually found in John Jay. I think you're really going to enjoy this one that drinking about two to three cups of coffee a day may be linked to better mental health. Oh, right on. I got two today already. They associated the drinking coffee with lower risks of anxiety, depression, and stress-related disorders. Although they did find once people exceeded more than five cups a day, those benefits basically disappeared and started to go the other way. Right. And I feel like people, I don't know about you guys, but sometimes I get excited when I'm going to go get a cute little coffee from coffee shop, so you have a little bit more pep in your stack. Exactly. But limit it, like keep it under three. Not anymore. Almost three times a day. Opposite way. And that's three things you need to know.

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3:02the big game really hit home. It's about showing up for someone when they're targeted, even if you don't have the perfect words. And sometimes standing next to someone is enough, and you could show support by sharing the Blue Square.