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This week on Barely Media, Rique and Chaz debate whether elite tennis success is about form, conditioning, or simply mastering the perfect moan—starting with Novak Djokovic versus Jannik Sinner and the surprisingly important role of vocal technique.
Next, they try to figure out what kind of security threat could possibly justify the Starbucks CEO having unlimited company jet access for personal travel. Was it corporate espionage? Or someone who asked for light ice and didn't get it?
Finally, they dig into research suggesting lifespan is largely genetic, thanks to twin studies, and wonder which twin got stuck eating broccoli while the other one partied their way into the same life expectancy.
Questionable theories, confident speculation, and absolutely no peer review. Timestamps: 0:08 Djokovic v Sinner 7:00 Starbucks CEO Jet 10:20 Lifespan is Mostly Genetic
By Chaz Gillette and Rique SanchezThis week on Barely Media, Rique and Chaz debate whether elite tennis success is about form, conditioning, or simply mastering the perfect moan—starting with Novak Djokovic versus Jannik Sinner and the surprisingly important role of vocal technique.
Next, they try to figure out what kind of security threat could possibly justify the Starbucks CEO having unlimited company jet access for personal travel. Was it corporate espionage? Or someone who asked for light ice and didn't get it?
Finally, they dig into research suggesting lifespan is largely genetic, thanks to twin studies, and wonder which twin got stuck eating broccoli while the other one partied their way into the same life expectancy.
Questionable theories, confident speculation, and absolutely no peer review. Timestamps: 0:08 Djokovic v Sinner 7:00 Starbucks CEO Jet 10:20 Lifespan is Mostly Genetic