the new research found it s also good for the passenger. lovelyjob, thank you very much. humans just have this fundamental need to belong, to feel connected. and so these tiny little moments, whether it s a little chat or saying hello or even just simply making eye contact, can really make someone feel more connected and make a big difference. all their research was carried out on bus routes in london. they found signs on buses encouraged 7% more people to greet the driver. if you saw this sign, would it remind you, encourage you to be friendly to the bus driver? yes, i think so. are you normally friendly? yes, we try to be, yes. sometimes theyjust walk on, obviously everyone s on their phone now, theyjust walk on, scan it and that s it. they don t even walk off and say thank you. thanks a lot, have a nice afternoon. during myjourney today, i found the majority of passengers wanted to engage with their driver. but maybe that s because we re in bristol, a city synonymous with this sayin
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change. it is a really interesting story and my apologies for the ambulance behind me. it will pass in a second. there it goes. just as long as you re not going to bring up any 28-year-old video of me. that s okay. no, i will not. i promise. wouldn t imagine you did anything terrible 28 years ago. thank you so much. you can hear all the updates from your favorite hosts with tune in. scan the qr code. get to your screen fast. scan it right now. it s not even on the screen. before we go, quick programming note. more special coverage of the first january 6th hearing tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern, i will be joined by andrea mitchell and hallie jackson. we re going to do it together. at 3:00, hallie jackson will pick up our coverage, next. cksol pick up our coverage, next moving his money into his investment account in real time and that s. how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill,
campaign, there was a circus and a lot of people running. the best candidate rose to the top and took on eloquent and, with twice as much money, and ended up being the strong scan it. i don t know why they are fair competition. charles: the ncaa can make it work, maybe the dnc could make it work. [i think it s a mistake to start excluding people in arbitrary things, especially when julie: it s very early and that s good point. remember, the primary debates, or just the debates for the past presidential election, do you remember they broke them up? even then, it was much closer to the election. people were furious because they were on the prime time stage. jessica: it makes a huge difference. to tom perez s point, and i think it s valid, if you re running for president your donors could be giving you a dollar. not $100 or something. melissa: fox news learning the u.s. attorney appointed by attorney general barr to investigate the origins of the russia probe is dialed in and