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I'm Steve Hatherly, joined today by Xingyu and Yushen.
Coming up, you know that frustration you've been carrying around,
the frustration that has you thinking, maybe I'll just go live in the forest
and throw my cell phone in a lake so no one can contact me ever.
Well, what if I told you you can get rid of that frustration in under a minute?
There's a psychological trick that does exactly that researchers say.
They call it mental subtraction.
It's not about forcing yourself to feel grateful per se,
but it is about shifting your perspective so that gratitude shows up on its own.
We're going to talk about how it works, why it's backed by science,
and how you can use it right now.
After that, in China's rapidly evolving food landscape, one format has become the industry's most adaptable canvas.
Coffee chains are selling them, noodle brands are on board, hot pot restaurants,
and even dessert shops are adding them to their menu.
What am I talking about?
The burger.
It has become something of a culinary blank slate.