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How To Fight Time Changes and Seasonal Blues

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Fox News host Brian Kilmeade told oil tankers to 'grow a pair of balls' and sail through a war zone.
The episode opens with Pamela celebrating her correct 2026 prediction about Kristi Noem's political departure, leading to a roundtable on current events. The panel critiques the U.S.-Iran war, noting Switzerland's unprecedented break from neutrality to condemn U.S. and Israeli actions. They discuss rising gas prices, with examples from Atlanta, Nevada, and San Francisco, and mention airline ticket increases due to fuel costs. Brian Kilmeade's Fox News comment about oil tankers 'growing a pair of balls' is highlighted as insensitive. The hosts reveal the U.S. was responsible for a Tomahawk missile hitting an Australian school, killing over 100 girls, and critique Trump's response. After a break, the conversation shifts to daylight saving time, with preferences for permanent daylight saving time and anecdotes about pet adjustments. They explore seasonal affective disorder, discussing SAD lamps, sunrise alarm clocks, and smart lights. Andrew shares his experience with a sunrise alarm clock, and Pamela mentions starting Wellbutrin for seasonal depression. The panel recommends practical items like slow-closing toilet seats and the HBO Max show 'DTF St. Louis'. The episode concludes with reminders about Patreon support and listener engagement.

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A brisk, funny take on the irritation of changing clocks and trying to keep life on schedule.

The episode turns the annoyance of a clock change into a lively, mostly familiar talk about daylight savings, standard time, and how a single hour can throw off sleep, dinner, and a dog's routine.

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For anyone who has ever argued with Arizona, your sleep schedule will recognize itself.

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