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Why late-night hosts sip from empty mugs

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That casual sip your favorite late-night host takes while pondering a guest's boring anecdote is a complete, theatrical lie. Those iconic desk mugs are almost always bone dry to prevent accidental, catastrophic spills on expensive electronic desks and important cue notes. The sipping motion is just an ingrained physical stalling tactic used to buy time while formulating the next interview question.

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