Eggs in the fridge, expired meds, loud sneezes and more (Mailbag)

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Hey folks, we’re back this week with another edition of our mailbag series. We tackle the following questions sent in by listeners:

• Should you keep your eggs inside or outside of the fridge?

• Does medicine actually expire?

• Why do some people sneeze so much louder than others?

• Where does the 24-hour day come from?

• Is grape or strawberry the traditional jelly in a PB&J?

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Below are a few of the articles Noah mentions in the episode.

• Why The U.S. Chills Its Eggs And Most Of The World Doesn’t (NPR)

• Drug expiration dates: Do they mean anything? (Harvard Medical)

• Why are there 24 hours in a day? (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

And here’s the Osmosis Jones clip I refer to during the sneezing segment, followed by the intro to the PB&J Otter TV Show that Devan inquires about.

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