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. >>> are cute people superior to uncute people? she cusses her new book, yes. you smell.hink it will sell. what was bill schulz doing at a sandcastle competition? is it too late to throw in another story because i really don't care. >>> how much do we lose on account of booze? according to a new study for the centers for disease control, never heard of it, excessive alcohol use is costing the united states over $220 billion a year. that's over a small sum of money a day. the authors found that the cost mostly resulted from losses in workplace, health care bills and criminal justice expenses. >> he's drunk. >> i am. all right, in 2006 the damage from drinking ranged from $420 million in north dakota to $32 billion in california. what is so funny? washington, d.c. had the highest per person cost. sounds like this is a job for -- >> lightning roooooooouuuunnnndd. lightning round. >> you are the business expert here. is drinking as big in the u.s. economy as the study suggests? what is your favorite hang your cure? >> i thought you were going to say hangover generator and i w

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the spine, and then you open it up, and believe it or not when i first got these, some of them were uncutlong the bottom. back in the old days they used to print books, yeah, like four pages on a sheet and then they would have to cut them. so some of these had to be cut at the bottom by hand. so that's life on the mississippi, from the -- what's the date on that? i can't read it. 1875 up there, copyright. this book isn't that old. this book is like from the '30s, '20s or '30s. anyway, i've got a complete set of that edition. that was part of what got me buying all of these other books, was because when i found this set, there were about six or eight volumes missing. when i finally figured out which ones were missing, then it was on my way to becoming a full-fledged collector. so i finally collected all of those volumes for this particular set. so it's complete. and in the meantime, i also collected several other complete sets, like the one on the top, which is basically the same books. they are just from a different publisher. and then the ones in the middle with a yellow covers, those ar

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