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Hi everybody, it's your friendly neighborhood co-host Charles W.
Chuck Bryant here. We're going to take you back in time to January 14th, 2016, when we spoke at length about caffeine and the ups, literally and the downs, literally.
It's called the duality of caffeine.
I hope you enjoy over your cup of coffee.
Welcome to Stuff You Should Know, a production of I Heart Radio.
Hey and welcome to the podcast, I'm Josh Clark, there's Charles W.
Chuck Bryant, Jerry's over there, totally throwing us off as some new, as you focus, focus.
2016 head stuff, what? Yeah, she's messing with it.
So we, you guys don't know this, because through the power of the magic of editing and publishing, you think we've just never been gone, right, the office?
Yeah, but we've been gone.
I have no idea what episodes we released, I've been so out of it.
Yeah, I took six weeks of paternity leave, and I did by proxy.
And you did by proxy. So we've been gone from the studio for a while and just wanted to say it's glad to be back buddy.
Yeah, it is nice to be back.
And it's good to see you again.
It's been a long time. What's happened in the meantime?
I lost another tooth. Yeah.
My stupid front, the tooth next to the one that came out broke off at a Falcons game.
Oh, well, there you go. God was cursing you for being at the Falcons game.
I have another stupid flipper and another eight months of eight months early.
Yeah, until I get the permanent implant.
So again, I'll be out on tour with no tooth.
You can't even see it. Like you have to literally like, or your gum's back or your lips back to your gums.
Or if I laugh a lot, which I'm trying to just lead a more somber life.
Well, I plan on making you laugh a lot on stage, so people might see it then.
What else? You got a dog?
Yeah, we got a puppy named Momo.
You want to talk about Momo?
Momo is very sweet. She's a sweet little shizu poodle mixture.
How's that going? She's a little fluff ball.
Very good. House trainer.
Yes. Good. Right off the bat, we create trainer.
Yeah. First I was like, crates are mean.
No, no, no. I put a dog and crates.
And then I started to read up on it.
They love it. Yes, it's like her den.
It's her little room, like her bedroom.
In fact, when we took away the crate from our youngest dog, Charlie, because of we needed a breakfast nook.
She was kind of like, dude, he took my room away.
Yeah, that was my room. We plan to keep her crate around like as long as she wants it.
But just she won't be penned in it against her will at certain times.
Until she's house broken.
I mean, she's basically there.
It's just we're like, what are you doing?
You're about to pee, you know?
Right, right. She doesn't actually have accidents in the house.
We're just, you know, staying on top of it.
That's great. What else happened?
We had holidays. Yes. We had a Christmas in the New Year's, I guess.
Yumi's birthday. Oh, yeah, of course.
Yeah. And it was just a nice time off.
Like I had this big to-do list.
Yeah. And none of it got done because it was raising a puppy.
We replaced that. Yeah.
How's your kid? Ruby's great, man.
And I did the same thing.
I had a big to-do list and found myself just kind of being like, how could you do this?
Or I could just like play with my kid?
Right. Or watch making a murderer?
Yeah, I did watch all that.
Did you? Same here. Yeah.
And like a day. You probably shouldn't talk about it.
People want us to do a podcast on that.
I know. Like a follow-up.
Maybe. It's not as bad as the requests to do a podcast on the case that serial-covered.
Like I think serial-gunned that one covered.
No. No, of course not. Of course not.
I could maybe do a follow-up on making a remodeling.
I think we should revisit exonerations in the Innocence Project again because when we did that one, we had no idea what was going on.
And now it's really like-it's really coming through.
True. So yes, let's do that.
Oh, I've been playing a lot of-I got a PS4.
Oh, yeah? I've been playing Fallout 4.
With the dog? In their dog?
I'd do a companion. Well, you can have a dog companion, so of course I chose it.
Okay. But it's really awful because the dog gets hurt a lot.
And like struggles around, whimpering and bleeding.
You have to put it out of its misery ever.
Well, no, you can heal the dog, but I went to message boards and everyone's like, don't heal your dog.
Just trust me, it'll heal itself.
Don't waste your medicine.
Oh, okay. Yeah. I'm sure you waste your medicine every time, don't you?
Well, yeah, it's tough to hear the fake dog member.
It's like, oh, be okay. Don't mind me.
Dog meat, that's his name.
So that was a big time off.
Yes. We just covered. That's all that happened.
Jerry, how about you? That was great, Jerry.
I'm glad you had a nice time as well.
Jerry also had a nice break with her little baby in his.
She told us this through a series of blinks she did.
That we've worked out over the years.
Yep. Nice job. All right.
So sorry about the long intro, but I felt like we needed to catch everyone up even though you didn't know that you needed it.
Right. And maybe it has something to do with caffeine.
Because we did such a good job when we recorded those ones that we released over the break of predicting things we would be talking about the time.
True. Who could tell? Exactly.
We're all caffeinated right now, believe it or not.
What a shock. I don't drink nearly as much coffee as I used to.
Yeah. Because I really realized it really does have a detrimental effect on my mood.
Oh, really? Say in the car.
Cars are really good. Oh, sure.
Example of me and caffeine.
You're a little ramped up in the car anyway, so that probably didn't help.
Right. Well, I'm working on that.
Yeah. But part of working on that is just not drinking as much coffee.
Yeah. I think a good title for this could be mixed messages because in studying caffeine, we did one on coffee.
We dabbled in this a little bit.
But all the research is caffeine can be really good for you and help a lot of things.
And caffeine can be kind of bad for you.
And it's kind of both or can be both.
It sure seems like that.
Unless we have a completely misunderstood model of addiction.
And the parasympathetic or sympathetic nervous system.
Unless we don't know those things, then coffee is both for sure.
The weird thing is like everybody realizes that coffee, I'm sorry, caffeine.
I think I'm probably going to do that a lot this episode because they are virtually interchangeable.
Sure. But it's not really.
No. It has a lot of really bad effects on you and a lot of people know that.
