Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 3031 CWSA 11⧸29⧸25

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00:01:35.600 after the show don't forget to check out the spaces event look for owen gregorian and you'll see the link

00:01:46.000 right at the top of his feed on x and i'll remind you at the end of the show too hey i wonder if coffee

00:01:55.760 is good for you oh here's a study from food and function it says coffee is good for your liver and your

00:02:05.200 kidneys not bad not bad one sip and your liver and your kidneys would be better

00:02:11.200 um i wonder if there's anything else coffee can do for you oh yeah there's another study

00:02:19.120 it says it can help control your blood pressure as long as you drink a lot of it

00:02:23.440 you have to drink two to five cups a day to control your uh high blood pressure but it can also lower your

00:02:34.880 risk of type 2 diabetes and uh reduce your chances of endometrial cancer parkinson's and even depression

00:02:45.280 depression the depression part you knew about have you heard there's a new kind of fake bacon

00:02:54.160 it's uh made without killing the pig so i guess they take a little fat fatty tissue from a live animal

00:03:02.480 and then they stick that fatty tissue and some kind of plant-based sugars and proteins and vitamins

00:03:13.040 and they let it ferment and then two weeks later they got something that looks disgusting and tastes even worse

00:03:22.480 but it's technically a pig i don't know they say it tastes okay i don't know meanwhile something i

00:03:36.000 talk about a lot is that uh in the netherlands they've got this lego style snap lock brick system

00:03:45.120 so you can build a wall with bricks that snap together now why hasn't that been around forever

00:03:56.400 is there any good reason that the bricks are not already snapped together because once you see it

00:04:03.520 you say well it's kind of obvious of course they should snap together anyway um there's a new study

00:04:12.960 this says american employees uh are hitting a new low in well-being johns hopkins university so do you

00:04:23.680 believe that in 2024 american employees hit a new low in happiness and well-being um you know i'm thinking of

00:04:34.320 launching a comic strip that takes advantage of the fact that everybody's unhappy with their job

00:04:40.880 what do you think any potential maybe until i get cancelled anyway

00:04:52.000 well rosie o'donnell uh is up in arms she was talking to jim acosta on a podcast and uh she was very unhappy

00:05:03.600 that trump called the reporter a piggy a piggy i'm seeing this in that jason cohen post um and she said

00:05:14.240 how she can't believe that trump got away with it you know i feel like there was less pushback on that

00:05:22.560 pinky thing than there would have been in the first term and this goes back to what my my mother always 1.00

00:05:29.760 says says you can get used to anything if you do it long enough so now we've got five years of trump

00:05:37.760 saying things you're not supposed to say at some point you're just gonna get used to it

00:05:44.640 and i think that's what happened this time you know rosie of course so he's looking for something to 0.51

00:05:52.640 complain about but uh for the rest of us yeah he called a reporter a pig oh well then today or the 1.00

00:06:00.400 other day he called one stupid i don't know which is worse would you rather be called piggy or stupid 1.00

00:06:06.720 well we don't know but rosie also pointed out 1.00

00:06:13.920 this is hilarious but not it's not funny people it's not funny yeah that's my final answer it's not 0.99

00:06:21.600 funny but she has an autistic daughter apparently who she says my daughter is now saying quote damn him 1.00

00:06:31.120 damn trump and smashing her hand on the table and i said wow honey what are you thinking and she said 0.98

00:06:41.760 if you believe this really happened uh he made us move in order for our own safety and it's now he's 0.99

00:06:49.120 destroying the country well i do have a question about how old that daughter is but did she really say

00:06:56.400 that and uh then rosie says she lives here she hears what i'm saying i think to myself you don't want to

00:07:05.280 give this tds you don't want to give this to her she doesn't call it tds but of course it is

00:07:13.200 um who is worse let's uh let's do a little competition who's worse trump used a bad insult

00:07:24.480 on reporter or rosie who is raising her child to uh think like she does about trump

00:07:35.120 i don't know which one is worse behavior you decide

00:07:41.040 well did you know that the white house launched a uh website that's dedicated to um comparing all the

00:07:50.800 media on their fake news they call the leaderboard a leaderboard for fake news and uh apparently the

00:08:00.320 washington post is uh is the worst according to the leaderboard and it's the offender hall of shame

00:08:10.000 a record of the media's false and misleading stories flagged by the white house now remember how many

00:08:17.760 times i've told you that the person who writes it down wins all it takes is just write it down you'll

00:08:27.440 be the one who's you know leading the narrative so simply the fact that they created a website that they

00:08:36.400 can put all the alleged fake news on very very smart because somebody's writing it down that that

00:08:45.360 automatically increases the power of the message it just has to be written down and uh that's what

00:08:52.560 they're doing right that they have not done right before um you know a lot of a lot of pundits

00:08:58.960 did lists of fake news but if the white house does it well that's gonna be hard to ignore so always write it down

00:09:11.120 that's my advice well devin nunes you know him former republican congressman he believes that the

00:09:20.800 raid on mar-a-lago back in 2022 was at least partially maybe not completely

00:09:27.440 um to look for the intelligence assessment that he wrote about russi gate

00:09:37.840 and uh the thinking was that they could get a hold of that and i don't keep it out of the news

00:09:45.440 but uh i think devin is only presuming i don't think he has proof that that's what they're looking

00:09:52.800 for he just believes that that might be what they were looking for uh maybe i don't even know if it

00:09:58.880 was in there meanwhile um trump's been uh causing some trouble i'm going to take some pauses here

00:10:09.440 to sip some water

00:10:12.160 uh anyway so trump's mad at south africa um for what he says is they're uh not wanting to do something 0.84

00:10:30.240 about killing white people so he says there's a horrific human rights abuses and that africaners 0.99

00:10:40.160 and other descendants of dutch french and german settlers according to trump to put it more bluntly 0.99

00:10:47.920 this is his actual words to put it more bluntly they're killing white people 0.88

00:10:52.400 and randomly allowing their firms to be taken now how big of a deal is that now obviously it's 0.98

00:11:01.920 big bad deal if it happens even one person but if you were to guess and the united states is not going

00:11:09.920 to attend the g20 in south africa in response in response to the fact that south africa

00:11:17.040 is not responding to the accusations that they're allowing this killing of white people and stealing the

00:11:25.680 farms well i went to grok 0.96

00:11:30.400 and grok says um

00:11:36.000 that the farmer's spike was uh six farmers were murdered in the first quarter of 2025

00:11:47.040 um and there were 12 in all of 2024 so i think south africa is saying

00:11:57.440 yeah no big deal there were only what uh only 12 and only six of them in the first quarter

00:12:06.640 i mean that's not a lot of farms is it and of all the farms apparently there were 65

00:12:14.080 murders in the farming communities but uh but only 12 of them were because were involved a white farmer

00:12:24.720 and stealing of the farm

00:12:28.080 and some of them were not white so there

00:12:32.880 all right and by the way the you may have seen the memorial of 3000 crosses

00:12:40.080 the 3000 crosses represented murdered white farmers mostly um but grok tells us

00:12:48.720 that uh that's cumulative over 30 years

00:12:53.120 so does that sound like a lot would you think that 3000 murdered white farmers

00:13:01.680 over 30 years does that sound like you know a reasonable number it doesn't to me

00:13:12.000 yeah just think about uh george floyd

00:13:17.280 george floyd was literally one person and you know it was upheaval in the whole country because it was

00:13:23.440 the racial in nature or it was interpreted that way um 12 if 12 farmers got murdered even in the united

00:13:35.840 states in one year and then their farms were stolen that would be a big deal so grok is kind of weirdly

00:13:47.040 underplaying this is that weird yeah am i wrong doesn't it seem to you like

00:13:55.520 12 farmers being murdered for being white farmers alone i guess feels like a lot to me anyway

00:14:04.880 um what else is trump up to he's uh apparently he's going to cancel

00:14:10.160 uh or void all auto pen documents that were associated with biden and according to peter

00:14:19.840 docey who went through all the signatures he could only find one that looked like it was a legitimate signature

00:14:28.080 uh doesn't that seem like a problem

00:14:32.320 that we don't really know if biden even knew he was

00:14:35.120 approving all these things all these auto pen signatures so and then uh allegedly

00:14:46.000 biden would face perjury charges if he contradicts himself and he says that he was involved in the

00:14:53.600 auto pen process now i don't quite understand that the perjury risk so there must be something he said

00:15:03.440 under oath or might say under oath i don't know i feel like biden's not in any trouble he's too close to 0.85

00:15:11.680 death and too crazy

00:15:15.360 anyway um so i think the argument that trump is making is that uh there's no evidence that biden

00:15:25.600 biden was aware of the auto pen actions now is that a good argument

00:15:33.520 do you think uh that that would be enough to avoid them if there was no record of biden knowing he even

00:15:43.040 did it i feel like that might be a pretty good argument um probably there'll be some supreme court

00:15:50.960 judgment on that but some of the things that would get overturned uh i asked crock and uh something

00:16:01.040 about ai regulations um some of the some of the ai guardrails might be taken back

00:16:10.720 something about the gig industry pausing border walls

00:16:15.280 and some kind of i don't know energy mandates and stuff so it's not entirely clear

00:16:23.680 what would change if those but well one thing that will change is maybe the pardons oh yeah that could

00:16:34.080 change it could be that the uh pardons for fauci and who else got a pardon

00:16:42.800 fauci and somebody else got a pardon those might be possibly um reversed so fauci might be in trouble

00:16:56.480 but i think the supreme court will get involved in other news um trump is issuing a pardon for the ex

00:17:06.560 president of honduras who i did not know was in a an american jail for the rest of his life

00:17:16.240 how many of you knew that did you know that the ex honduran president was in jail basically for the

00:17:24.400 rest of his life uh so trump's gonna pardon him why don't know don't know so this one's a little mysterious

00:17:36.880 uh because i don't think there's any question that he did the crimes um

00:17:44.880 so apparently he was deeply involved in the drug trade and uh got caught and convicted and now he's

00:17:54.560 in some amer i think it's an american prison but uh he'll be let out

00:18:00.080 so this is one of those stories where i don't know if we'll ever know like what's up with that

00:18:09.440 like why why would trump care um and what are we getting in return

00:18:18.000 makes you wonder is he giving up some secrets um

00:18:23.120 um what exactly would we be getting out of this so i don't think we'll ever know what's what's at the

00:18:30.880 bottom of that

00:18:34.320 anyway uh so i guess the number two most important person in ukraine is now in a lot of trouble um

00:18:45.520 um andre yermak so resigned after a corruption raid

00:18:53.200 they think he might be behind be behind stealing

00:18:57.200 a hundred million dollars in a kickback scheme

00:19:00.960 now it turns out that this guy was like one of the most important people in uh in ukraine

00:19:10.320 and he's uh been a buddy of zelensky since the acting days

00:19:20.960 so he's a lawyer but uh he's had a lot of power in ukraine and it makes me wonder

00:19:30.160 is the real game here to put pressure on zelensky because they're they're basically getting this

00:19:38.320 you know top aide i wouldn't call him an aide but it is uh i don't know most probably one of his

00:19:46.640 most important connections they call him a confidant and friend of zelensky

00:19:54.320 so it looks to me like and this is some ukrainian entity went after him the national anti-corruption

00:20:03.360 bureau and the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office

00:20:09.920 wouldn't you be able to arrest basically anybody in ukraine who had power right now

00:20:17.360 aren't they pretty much all stealing our money so anyway

00:20:22.800 yeah i wonder how different that is you know that there is this allegedly super corrupt ukrainian guy

00:20:36.640 do you think that looks any different when other countries look at the clintons and the biden

00:20:43.520 administration do you ever think about that like do other countries think

00:20:51.360 the clintons were all above board and they didn't have anything going on to be like money making if 0.74

00:20:58.240 you know what i mean and uh what about the biden family

00:21:04.640 i i wonder if we look like ukraine you know to the ukrainians do they look at us and go we're no

00:21:11.840 different our leaders steal your leaders deal i don't know um meanwhile

00:21:23.760 what else is happening um still looking for some kind of a peace deal i guess wikov

00:21:29.840 is going to go to russia to try to get some deal um but there's there's some thought about some kind of a

00:21:42.000 big trade and energy cooperation and trying to make everybody happy money-wise looks like that's the plan

00:21:50.800 um anyway so yeah there's something there's some attempt to uh make a peace deal but we'll see

00:22:04.480 i think we're a year away from that um hmm so belgium is uh blocking an eu deal for ukraine that might be a

00:22:19.360 big deal so belgium is uh blocking this idea of uh a reparation loan backed by frozen russian assets

00:22:32.720 so apparently

00:22:38.880 there was some kind of deal where

00:22:42.160 uh russian assets would be used to i don't know let's see what's it called um

00:22:53.200 they were going to use the frozen russian assets to fund the war

00:22:57.920 war and apparently belgium is saying no we don't do that

00:23:05.840 all right well so that's that's on the table

00:23:13.040 what is this called uh yeah so the uh the idea was to fund the war using russia's own assets

00:23:22.640 but it looks like that might fall apart so might not be any any funding for the war

00:23:32.960 uh

00:23:35.360 and i guess the house oversight committee

00:23:39.440 has released some extended footage uh showing how biden aides were admitting to covering up

00:23:47.680 uh um to covering up biden's health

00:23:53.840 so there's a pretty big story on that is is anybody surprised at this point

00:24:02.400 there's not much to that story because we all expect that right

00:24:06.960 everybody knew there was something going on there

00:24:08.800 all right i gotta take uh a little bit of a

00:24:21.760 break

00:24:25.440 all right back to work

00:24:27.920 um

00:24:29.920 but apparently there was a bigger effort than we thought

00:24:34.640 what to cover up uh biden's decline

00:24:40.080 but i don't think that's a surprise at this point is it

00:24:44.960 you know i'm thinking back to the biden era

00:24:50.000 and how many times i pointed out that he was obviously not mentally competent

00:24:55.360 and i felt like i was all alone

00:24:59.040 it was like the news didn't want to say he was obviously mentally incompetent

00:25:05.600 but now they do so what changed just the fact he's out of office

00:25:12.000 i mean i feel like it was pretty obvious during his

00:25:15.280 term that he was mentally incompetent but now there's no doubt about it 0.56

00:25:21.600 trump says he might uh almost completely scrap income tax

00:25:27.760 and replace it with tariff revenues do you think that would work

00:25:31.840 do you think uh we could get rid of income tax

00:25:37.760 and it would be just tariff revenues

00:25:41.120 well i asked grok that

00:25:44.560 and it says

00:25:46.480 nope

00:25:48.800 because the the dollars don't work out

00:25:52.720 let's see what we're looking at

00:25:53.760 um income tax

00:25:56.880 will pull in about four trillion dollars a year

00:26:01.200 while tariffs might are currently pulling in maybe

00:26:05.280 80 billion

00:26:07.680 so how in the world do you get to

00:26:11.120 4 trillion

00:26:13.200 from 80 billion

00:26:14.240 i don't feel like that's possible do you

00:26:19.120 so i'm not sure why that's even being floated

00:26:22.400 unless people are not going to check the numbers

00:26:25.600 but uh no i don't think that's gonna happen

00:26:28.080 um elon musk

00:26:33.280 i think he was on the joe rogan show i saw a clip

00:26:36.960 where he said that uh senator susan collins

00:26:41.120 was telling him telling musk about how she gave the navy 12 billion for more submarines not not

00:26:47.680 she personally but congress and they got no submarines 0.99

00:26:52.240 and then according to elon they held them a hearing to say where did the 12 billion dollars go

00:26:59.920 and they were like we don't know

00:27:03.760 and that was the end of it that was the end of it 12 billion dollars for submarines just disappeared

00:27:11.600 i don't know where do you think it went well probably stolen

00:27:17.040 uh the treasury department uh scott besant according to just news

00:27:27.600 um wants to end the federal tax benefits for illegal migrants

00:27:33.040 so i guess they were still getting stuff like

00:27:37.120 the earned income tax credit additional child tax credit american a few tax related credits

00:27:44.240 but they're gonna take that away um does anybody mind anybody have a problem with that

00:27:54.080 nope i did not know we were giving them that money so trump is claiming that a migrant earning

00:28:00.640 thirty thousand dollars with a green card will get roughly fifty thousand yearly benefits for their family

00:28:07.200 that sounds like a lot i don't know if that's i don't know if that number is reliable

00:28:16.800 all right

00:28:19.920 um

00:28:22.960 and so that the question you'd ask is how much of your tax payments are going to non-citizens i don't know

00:28:29.760 so i asked grok

00:28:33.680 and uh says that the uh the net costs for all those things would be about two cents per dollar

00:28:43.840 in the top tax bracket so in other words if you're in the top tax bracket about two cents of all your

00:28:49.520 dollars two percent would go toward illegal aliens benefits i guess which feels like too much

00:28:59.760 well china's fertility has fallen again

00:29:05.280 and uh did you know that china's uh birth rate in the 60s was a six to seven kids a piece

00:29:14.880 per family six to seven kids and it's now down to one now one is half as much as you need to reproduce

00:29:27.440 to keep your population consistent so what exactly is china's plan for survival

00:29:35.360 well they don't say it but it's robots

00:29:40.960 so by the time the uh the population decline becomes serious we should have so many robots

00:29:49.040 that will be able to do everything that humans can do

00:29:54.400 maybe it's just robots so maybe your best situation is fewer people and more robots

00:30:03.040 maybe it's not entirely clear what happens when we're only reproducing half as much as we need to

00:30:10.240 at the same time robots are becoming fully functional it's robots i feel like you could have families

00:30:21.600 that would be part human and part robot like literally legitimately that actually will be

00:30:29.200 considered family members that's my prediction robot family members

00:30:34.000 because you know if a robot learned enough about your family you'd want to keep it around right

00:30:43.920 because it would feel like a family member if you could have a conversation with it

00:30:48.080 uh it went with you on family outings that that's what's happening your robot would just be a family member

00:30:58.560 so we'll be all worried that you know the robots are going to take over nope they'll just be our children

00:31:04.720 um allegedly according to the european conservative that's a that's a publication

00:31:14.320 um it's looking like washington might want to recognize russian control over occupied ukrainian territories

00:31:25.840 so in other words ukraine might say we own these territories like crimea and donbass

00:31:34.160 but the u.s might be willing to say yeah we're done we're done protecting those areas they're gone

00:31:42.160 we're not getting them back

00:31:45.200 um so there might be there might be in the works a deal in which

00:31:53.680 um

00:31:55.680 we just tell russia maybe maybe the ukraine never says it because they're not allowed to give away their

00:32:01.840 territory but we could create this uh sort of a taiwan situation which is kind of clever

00:32:13.840 i might have to end a little bit early not feeling 100 percent

00:32:18.400 um

00:32:21.600 but you could do a taiwan situation this is my interpretation

00:32:29.600 hold on a second

00:32:30.400 and try my portable fan

00:32:36.720 this is the best thing

00:32:40.160 oh a little portable fan

00:32:44.960 much better

00:32:48.160 but anyway um we might be able to solve that taiwan i'm sorry the ukraine situation

00:32:55.040 what what happened so ukraine could say we still own these territories that russia totally controls

00:33:06.320 but the united states could say no you don't and we would just not have to agree

00:33:15.600 we would just allow that they think they still own it and we say they don't

00:33:19.840 it would just be like taiwan it would just be this continuously disputed territory

00:33:27.840 but it wouldn't be a war over it that would be good

00:33:31.840 so maybe

00:33:35.040 um nicole shanahan you you know her 0.69

00:33:40.320 she was running for vice president 0.62

00:33:43.680 with kennedy uh anyway she's the ex-wife of google co-founder sergey brin

00:33:50.160 and she's talking about

00:33:52.800 the tech wife mafia 0.59

00:33:54.400 so she thinks the wives of the big rich tech people 0.99

00:34:02.240 i i don't know if she named names but

00:34:05.280 she thinks that um their money went to ngos and they don't know exactly where it went and that they

00:34:13.200 sort of were duped

00:34:15.840 um

00:34:17.680 duped into giving money

00:34:20.320 just do something they didn't fully understand basically that the the wives 1.00

00:34:24.320 had a lot of money

00:34:25.920 and they were giving it trying to be philanthropic and trying to make the world a better place

00:34:31.920 but maybe did not make it a better place

00:34:36.320 um

00:34:38.480 so nicole shanahan is obviously she'd have a good window on that

00:34:44.800 anyway

00:34:45.280 um

00:34:47.680 denmark

00:34:48.960 apparently is set up an overnight watch

00:34:52.400 to track things that trump says while they're sleeping

00:34:56.640 according to newsmax world

00:34:59.040 i guess they're worried

00:35:00.880 that that too many trump things happen while they're asleep

00:35:04.640 so the so they've got to track what he does while they're asleep

00:35:08.800 okay

00:35:12.560 sort of a boogeyman alert

00:35:17.280 oh what else

00:35:22.160 there's some thought

00:35:23.920 according to futurism 0.99

00:35:26.800 that chat gpt and some of the ais will make you dumber

00:35:31.680 so if you use the uh allegedly if you look up something with ai

00:35:41.120 even if it's accurate even if the answer is right

00:35:44.800 that you wouldn't learn it or retain it as well as if you just googled it

00:35:49.360 now i don't think that's the case because i've been using grok

00:35:54.640 specifically

00:35:56.480 to tell me the background and context of things

00:36:00.720 so for me i would say the ai has greatly improved my understanding of all the complicated stories

00:36:09.520 so i think they're wrong

00:36:13.040 i believe that the ai will make people smarter

00:36:17.680 because it will give them more complete answers and context

00:36:23.040 so

00:36:23.360 so washington post has a story

00:36:29.600 that says that secretary hegseth

00:36:35.200 gave an order to kill everybody in the first venezuelan drug boat 0.92

00:36:41.120 attack to kill everybody and that 0.97

00:36:43.920 uh two men survived and they so they did a second strike and killed them now that's the story

00:36:52.240 but uh it seems to me that the timing is weird

00:36:56.800 because you've got these six democrats who say you know that the military should disobey illegal orders

00:37:05.280 and then suddenly the washington post the the publication most associated with the cia

00:37:13.440 coincidentally comes up with a story um with the you know allegedly two sources

00:37:22.480 that would act like the military was murdering

00:37:25.040 now does that look like a coincidence to you that first the first the democrats say oh you should

00:37:34.160 disobey illegal orders and then suddenly there are these two sources

00:37:41.040 who allegedly say that something you know maybe not so illegal happened

00:37:45.840 hmm coincidence you decide

00:37:52.480 um

00:37:54.400 but they may have blown up well could have been

00:37:59.040 could have been something sketchy that went on there but we don't know

00:38:03.440 meanwhile trump today i believe it was today

00:38:07.360 um he said that uh the airspace above and surrounding venezuela

00:38:11.280 is going to be closed in its entirety meaning the u.s

00:38:17.440 the u.s will shoot you down if you're flying over venezuela

00:38:23.360 what exactly does that mean how do we close the airspace over another country

00:38:30.000 and and do you just literally shoot down anything that's in the air

00:38:34.400 i don't know we'll see how that goes

00:38:36.240 we will see how that goes all right people i gave you a full 38 minutes

00:38:46.160 um not my best work today some of the stories are a little complicated

00:38:52.640 so i might need to dig into them a little bit

00:38:56.320 but um i'm gonna i'm gonna sign off here remember uh if you are interested owen gregorian will have a

00:39:04.560 space space is immediately after i'm done well immediately ish so just go to x

00:39:13.440 and ask for owen gregorian um i expect to be listening i don't know if you'll be able to see me

00:39:21.440 no probably but i think um i'm gonna listen to your comments

00:39:25.360 and i'm gonna rest up a little bit

00:39:30.880 because i am taxing myself a little bit uh but i feel like i'll get stronger every day

00:39:41.040 all right you know um one thing i didn't expect doing podcasting is i did not expect how much love i

00:39:49.520 would get i don't know if that happens to other podcasters is there something i do

00:39:58.160 that causes that response i mean literally the comments are just full of comments about love

00:40:04.400 people are loving and i love you right back is it because you can sense that i do this for you

00:40:10.800 is that what it is do you know that i i don't really need to be working

00:40:17.840 so does it does it feel like that i'm giving you as much as you're giving me because you're giving

00:40:23.760 me a lot i mean a lot it it's quite a blessing to be you know my age and this stage of my career

00:40:34.880 and to have people literally hundreds of people telling me they love me every day i'm kind of hooked on it

00:40:43.920 so as long as it's uh feasible i will keep doing the podcast i expect to get stronger in the coming

00:40:52.000 days so i'll last a full hour but for now you've got uh the spaces by owen gregorian i assume he'll be

00:41:03.040 firing that up fairly soon as soon as i'm done and uh i will join you there because then i can relax a

00:41:10.560 little bit and listen to you talk i won't have to do all the work if you have anything to add

00:41:18.160 to any of the stories that i think i did a bad job on today if i'm being honest

00:41:24.160 if this is the first time you ever heard me you wouldn't be impressed

00:41:27.520 us today was not my best work uh but it'll probably get better all right everybody um i'll

00:41:37.760 meet you over in the spaces i hope and uh for now uh i don't think i'll say something privately to my

00:41:46.240 subscribers on locals uh but i did get to spend half an hour with you before the show

00:41:51.600 so got that going for us all right everybody i'll see you out in the spaces

00:42:05.200 you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - November 29, 2025

Episode 3031 CWSA 11⧸29⧸25

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