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paul christo from john hopkins. opioid crisis for year. were you surprised by the numbers last year? >> sad to say i'm not surprised. i've been talking to families and professionals the last year, steph. during covid they've been saying to me, things are getting worse, things are getting worse. for a number of different reasons. people were isolated, obviously, like all of us. if you're someone struggling with substance abuse, isolated and separated from your support system, you can't go to those 12-step meetings you've beenso briety, et cetera. the supply of drugs is up. and then you've got people really struggling during the pandemic. and that equals a perfect storm. >> doctor, overdose deaths were on the rise before the pandemic. what else is driving these numbers so high? >> well, certainly it's the pandemic. but i think it's two-fold with respect to the pandemic. one, it's the emotional element of seeing friends and family members in the icu hospitalized and even die. two, tea the economic hardships related to

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brian: i had to go to bennigan's university and study like six days of tests how to make a monday christoers. steve: did you wear khakis. ainsley: personality tests outback steakhouse personality test. you had to memorize the local menu and learn what comes in each dish. brian: i remember at beef steak charlies i did not know shrimps had shells on them. that was interesting. more on that later. steve: you cannot write a cookbook. brian: absolutely not. i said wow they are crunchy. ainsley: did you cook the turkey with the bag inside, too. brian: probably. we were pro-giblet as a family but did i not know it came in a bag. >> we have nice at people at purdue to take out the body organs and put them in a bag. steve: we apologize we know you are having breakfast. ainsley: why too they put the bag in there. brian: sure. where else are you going to keep a liver. steve: all right, anyway. ainsley: jillian, headlines for us. jillian: my first interview for a server job one of the questions was what do you say when someone asks for fillet, i didn't know. i didn't get the job as a server, i was a