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Now we're under the covers, fast forward to eighteen, we were more than lovers.
Fast forward to eighteen
Well, to find the answer to that, we need to fast forward a millennium or so, to around two thousand years ago during the Han Dynasty.
Fast forward to today. I got to buy a flat screen TV at that same big box store.
Fast-forward 70 years, and that cost has come down.
Now, fast-forward to 2023, and it's amazing how little has changed.
Fast forward to the present, and 2 billion cups of coffee are consumed every day.
Fast forward to the present and two billion cups of coffee are consumed every day.
But fast forward to projections for 2050, and you'll notice a dramatic change.
Fast forward to today, the company has a presence in every Australian state.
Fast forward to 1926 and the first Michelin star ratings were given to fine dining establishments.
Fast forward to just a few days ago, not a single portion of California is in those exceptional and extreme drought categories anymore.