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00:00 Really, Mars?
00:02 Yeah.
00:04 Did you hear about it?
00:07 Did you hear about it, Mars?
00:09 No, I've never heard of it.
00:11 Okay.
00:12 It's my first time hearing about it, Mars.
00:14 Well, apparently, munching on apples, though,
00:16 helps our mouth generate more saliva.
00:19 It's a natural way to get rid of bad breath.
00:22 It also helps to lessen oral bacteria.
00:26 Oh, so you're new to kissing scenes.
00:30 Actually, I've realized that
00:32 more people have become conscious of their breath
00:34 during this pandemic.
00:36 Because they've experienced it, Mars.
00:39 Whether they've brushed their teeth or not,
00:41 they're no longer different.
00:42 So, they've become more aware of their oral health.
00:46 To be fair,
00:48 aside from the many health benefits of apples,
00:51 this is another one.
00:52 It helps to get rid of bad breath.
00:54 Right?
00:55 Really, Mars?
00:57 I hope they take your trivia seriously, Mars.
01:00 It's true.
01:02 It really helps to get rid of bad breath.
01:04 Yes, yes.
01:05 Okay, so that is my input for today's "Talaga Ba, Mars?"
01:07 Do you have any participation?
01:09 Do we have any contributions?
01:12 Do you have any contributions?
01:13 From our parents,
01:15 the one way to know if our kids are lying
01:20 is if their pitch changes.
01:23 It's like a message.
01:24 Their pitch changes when we ask them.
01:29 So, maybe an example is...
01:32 "Did you eat chocolate?"
01:34 "No, I didn't eat chocolate."
01:36 "What chocolate?"
01:38 "I didn't eat chocolate."
01:39 It should be higher.
01:41 Higher?
01:42 Yes, like that.
01:44 "I didn't eat chocolate."
01:46 "I didn't eat chocolate."
01:48 "I didn't eat chocolate."
01:50 And maybe it somehow indicates that they're defensive.
01:54 Yes.
01:55 Right, Mars?
01:56 Like, they're defensive.
01:58 But there's chocolate here on the teeth.
02:00 Yes, and here on the mouth.
02:01 And on their clothes because they used it to...
02:04 Correct, or on their nails.
02:06 Yes.
02:07 Right?
02:08 Really, Mars?
02:09 There.
02:10 Math.
02:11 There's something like that.
02:12 So, here it is, Mars.
02:14 Do you guys take math seriously?
02:17 Because if that's the case, I have a solution, Mars.
02:21 Eat chocolate.
02:23 Chocolate.
02:24 Can you imagine?
02:25 New studies suggest that there's a component,
02:28 the chocolates, that helps increase the blood flow in our brain.
02:34 So, it's more effective.
02:36 And this technique is also applicable when dealing with other mentally challenging tasks.
02:42 Because of that, Mars...
02:44 Really?
02:46 I love eating chocolate.
02:47 Me too.
02:48 Why can't I compute my salary?
02:50 Just kidding.
02:51 I used to love chocolate when I was a kid, but I don't have a mom.
02:57 Right?
02:58 Maybe it's a new study.
03:00 Maybe there's a flavor that needs to be added.
03:03 Or maybe almond chocolate.
03:05 Of course, because people are more health-conscious now.
03:08 And the way chocolate is made is different.
03:10 Really, Mars?
03:13 Just kidding.
03:15 She's so gossipy.
03:17 Do you want to know?
03:19 Yes, yes.
03:21 That's right.
03:22 Wait, you know what?
03:23 It's not just the three of us who contributed to this.
03:25 Of course, Mars.
03:26 Diana contributed too.
03:27 Mars, Diana, what's your trivia?
03:30 I was really happy at first.
03:32 Really, Mars?
03:33 There you go.
03:34 She's so beautiful.
03:36 She's so gossipy.
03:38 She's the one who brought us to other countries.
03:40 Because lately, I don't know if you can relate to this.
03:45 I'm always forgetful.
03:48 Always.
03:49 So I have a mind hack for you.
03:51 Every time you do something,
03:54 we sometimes put the sushi somewhere.
03:59 For example, the key.
04:01 Even if it's this big, I sometimes forget where it is.
04:04 So we have to say it out loud.
04:06 I put my sushi on the table, for example.
04:09 In a way, it helps your brain to remember
04:12 that you put it there because you said it.
04:15 It activates a part of your brain where it's going to tell you
04:19 that it's there because you vocally expressed it.
04:22 So that's my mind hack for you.
04:25 Here it is.
04:26 Is it really Mars?
04:28 No.
04:30 It's so bad.
04:31 But it's Mars.
04:32 That makes a lot of sense.
04:34 It does, actually.
04:35 Because even the rising lines.
04:37 You have to read it aloud for you to actually remember it.
04:41 Right?
04:42 Thank you so much for the tips and mini hacks!