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Josh Gad defeats earworms, and we make a pitch to Pete Buttigieg
Oct 30, 2024
Josh Gad, the Broadway star renowned for his roles in 'Frozen' and 'The Book of Mormon,' joins to share humorous strategies for silencing pesky earworms, particularly his own catchy 'Gaston' tune. Political strategist Douglas Herman discusses the challenges of election season, from excessive campaign mailers to the benefits of early voting. Meanwhile, they ponder the complexities of time zones with a nod to Pete Buttigieg's transportation insights, blending lighthearted anecdotes and serious topics about unity amid political chaos.
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Quick takeaways
- Voting early effectively reduces unwanted election mailers by prompting campaigns to optimize their communication strategies with registered voters.
- Chewing gum can help eliminate catchy songs stuck in your head by distracting the brain's vocalization regions, preventing repetitive inner singing.
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Reducing Election Mailers by Voting Early
Voting early is an effective way to stop receiving excessive election mailers. When a person votes, campaigns are inclined to cease communications since they want to save on costs associated with mailing. Election mailers are often expensive, and campaigns prioritize communications with registered voters to maximize their outreach. By voting early, voters not only reduce unwanted mail but also contribute financially to their preferred candidates by enabling them to allocate resources more efficiently.
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