Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 3067 ChattingWSA 01⧸09⧸26

00:00:00.000 ah so good come on then we're gonna have a guest and you don't know who it is yet

00:00:14.400 and it would be really good

00:00:18.080 to not have apple sauce on me i could really use a towel on my chest

00:00:23.280 come on in

00:00:35.120 so i'll tell you what we're up to very soon

00:00:42.400 could use lots of napkins

00:00:43.920 so um here's the plan i'm going to test some guests who have already signed in

00:01:01.920 but have not yet been approved so i'm going to see the the technology will be a little wonky today

00:01:08.080 to see what happens all right you'll see if i can check out some people

00:01:19.120 in no particular order and you'll get to talk maybe can anybody hear me

00:01:30.240 all right let me pick

00:01:31.520 um richard

00:01:38.080 so our locals the locals platform i just um

00:01:46.640 invite participants right i'm trying to invite

00:01:51.600 let's see what happens

00:01:57.760 require approval yes in progress

00:02:05.440 hmm

00:02:06.960 so step away i'll be with you as soon as i figure out the technology here

00:02:12.720 you're in the waiting room your participants

00:02:16.240 right now you're in the waiting room and see what happens

00:02:25.120 well clicking on the participants doesn't help

00:02:31.200 invite participants

00:02:35.600 why doesn't it work

00:02:38.560 two of nine want to go in

00:02:40.080 there's only two of us but richard is off

00:02:48.400 it could be that richard does not have his microphone on

00:02:52.720 let's go to the waiting room where there are many more people

00:02:56.640 i'm going to accept accept accept accept accept

00:03:06.400 and then we'll go that way

00:03:12.400 really could i not really figure this out

00:03:16.400 so it'd be participants four out of nine

00:03:19.280 let's see what happens when i go to the

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00:03:31.680 okay that's just me

00:03:34.160 2-0 just me

00:03:38.880 this would be really cool if it worked

00:03:40.480 so i guess you're gonna bear with me

00:03:46.880 what do you say is just me right

00:03:51.680 time to take a free free sip

00:03:58.480 yep that burned me ouch

00:04:03.520 good morning

00:04:04.400 all right

00:04:10.880 still trying to get

00:04:14.320 anything but be on the screen

00:04:17.440 so there's the screen share

00:04:24.720 there is

00:04:27.040 not that

00:04:28.720 it's a participation

00:04:30.080 copy invite

00:04:35.520 that part worked

00:04:40.640 why is that

00:04:43.760 except

00:04:46.240 crusher

00:04:48.000 is it accepted

00:04:50.480 requires approval

00:04:54.880 yes

00:04:55.200 accept

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00:04:59.840 accept

00:05:01.440 accept

00:05:02.800 now i've got participants

00:05:05.600 six of nine

00:05:07.680 participants

00:05:09.600 they're in the waiting room

00:05:13.600 and i click on them and nothing happens

00:05:16.720 if i go to the participants

00:05:19.360 there's a whole bunch of people with their microphones off

00:05:21.680 but the microphones do now come on

00:05:31.200 hello can you hear me

00:05:33.440 what's this promote to moderator

00:05:38.880 let's try this

00:05:41.920 somebody might be getting promoted to a moderator

00:05:45.680 but i don't know who

00:05:46.640 i cannot make out this interface at all

00:05:52.720 all right require approval

00:05:55.840 yes

00:05:58.000 yeah

00:06:02.960 waiting room

00:06:05.200 ingress

00:06:08.160 ingress

00:06:09.680 nothing

00:06:10.880 participants

00:06:11.680 i've actually got a new moderator picked

00:06:18.720 but it doesn't go active

00:06:20.480 it's all red

00:06:23.360 all right let's try this

00:06:26.800 i'm going to take a picture of my screen

00:06:31.680 we're going to go old tech here

00:06:34.240 oh no

00:06:34.880 i'm going to take a picture of my screen

00:06:41.120 and then you're going to tell me what the hell i'm doing wrong 0.72

00:06:44.480 and then i'm going to send this

00:06:58.800 to anybody who knows what button to push

00:07:04.000 mm-hmm

00:07:04.560 of course it's totally unreadable

00:07:11.680 all right

00:07:14.960 so

00:07:16.240 i've got this

00:07:17.600 oh maybe this is it

00:07:21.200 oh hold on

00:07:27.200 what happens if i pick solo

00:07:30.560 and pick

00:07:32.720 you

00:07:34.800 and that would have to be

00:07:40.000 still trying to get to the

00:07:42.800 all right

00:07:44.320 so you can see me now right

00:07:48.800 so here's what we're going to do

00:07:51.520 if i go to my locals i won't be able to see your comments

00:07:55.440 could you not hear me before

00:08:03.200 there was no sound before

00:08:04.560 all right

00:08:09.520 um for a few minutes

00:08:13.360 we're going to let you come in and just enjoy the day

00:08:15.920 and then we'll do a simultaneous sip

00:08:21.600 i was hoping that some of you had

00:08:26.320 looked at the news today

00:08:28.480 and you could be my instant co-hosts

00:08:32.000 but there does seem no way to put another face on here without really making me mad

00:08:36.560 so if it were a duo

00:08:40.960 let's see what happens with the duo

00:08:42.560 do

00:08:47.200 oh nothing changes

00:08:52.880 auto

00:08:55.520 let's see if auto changes

00:08:56.960 i've got definitely got people here who want to come in

00:09:05.680 but we cannot figure out how

00:09:07.200 you could talk among yourselves

00:09:13.280 that would be perfectly acceptable

00:09:17.760 all right so if you're coming in late

00:09:20.080 i was trying to

00:09:22.400 wake up late

00:09:24.160 unprepared

00:09:24.880 and simply post some of you on the screen

00:09:30.320 if you didn't notice

00:09:32.000 there's a link to join

00:09:34.960 that is on locals

00:09:37.840 so if you go to my local soup feed

00:09:40.320 it'd have to be on mine

00:09:42.080 you should see the invitation

00:09:44.640 it will apply only to locals people who can find it

00:09:48.400 if you can't find it it's not going to work

00:09:50.960 and then

00:09:52.400 i would go back to you

00:09:53.600 oh here we go

00:09:55.120 hey scott

00:09:56.160 what just happened

00:09:58.160 i enable my camera

00:10:01.520 all right who am i talking to

00:10:03.520 this is richard pickett

00:10:04.880 one of your fans

00:10:06.240 oh my god so are you telling me that the problem was not on my side

00:10:11.440 yeah

00:10:13.440 yes i thought you maybe had accidentally invited some of us into the studio and you didn't really

00:10:18.880 expect us to be here so out of respect for you i just kept my camera and my microphone off

00:10:24.320 oh so the whole time i thought the problem was on my end

00:10:27.680 okay it was just us

00:10:29.600 just being shy yay yay yay

00:10:34.640 all right so we are deep into the simultaneous sip experience

00:10:39.600 i'm going to read it off of my other cup and then use my real cup is everybody ready for this

00:10:51.120 all right the simultaneous sip all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass

00:10:58.400 a tanker of chelsea sign i can't even share your class a vessel of any kind fill it with your

00:11:05.200 favorite liquid i like coffee and join me now for the imperial pleasure of the dope

00:11:10.160 me the other day the thing that makes everything better it's called the simultaneous slip which is

00:11:17.360 actually in my other cup it's time go

00:11:21.920 uh now that's good now i can hear everybody's microphone unless you turn it off you don't have

00:11:37.520 to turn it off because i want this to feel like um you're just in my living room and you got all

00:11:46.400 invited over so some of you have some beverages some video so of course there'd be some background noise

00:11:54.320 but the vibe would be we just found some stuff to talk about now if you could hear yourself you probably

00:12:05.200 want to put it down a little bit of background does anybody have anything to eat

00:12:13.520 no is there anybody who wants to tell me what's going on today you just volunteer

00:12:31.680 and by the way if you don't have anything to talk about perfectly fine we're just getting together and

00:12:39.120 experiencing something today and as you can see the uh the chat is working fine so we've got it looks

00:12:52.240 like we've got as many people as i think i'm hearing myself

00:13:04.000 so the big reason i can't work this morning and maybe not again in the usual way is that my hands have

00:13:29.360 some kind of shaking and when i try to type my hands would just spent on typing so i keep selecting things

00:13:37.680 that would you know put me in jail

00:13:43.200 so i can do voice to voice station voice communication that is just what they got

00:13:54.960 oh don't cry i'm here it just won't be as good a show

00:14:05.920 so who do we have in the middle who is it who is the the nice one with the glasses on in the middle of my screen

00:14:14.480 that's me nicole hi hi great to see you and talk to you today

00:14:20.400 it's good likewise is there anything you wanted to say oh man i didn't know i was going to be on you

00:14:28.560 know so i'm not prepared but um i didn't do anything this morning i had my breakfast tacos and my uh

00:14:33.920 matcha latte and i didn't read the news yet well you should always have something prepared so not

00:14:54.480 that's a very good point that's a good point yeah he says always have a story prepared because you

00:15:03.200 never know so and the second thing is not to be so if you can do those things not be embarrassed and also

00:15:17.040 come up in the story you could have a really successful morning because that's just practice

00:15:23.440 so here's my here's my putting you on the spot for the purpose of giving you practice being put on the

00:15:33.120 spot number one uh and this applies to all but one of us one of us is the right distance from the screen

00:15:44.480 it's the gentleman on the top right of my screen i don't know but the bearded gentleman with the

00:15:51.600 headphones so wait wave if you hear me all right so he i believe he probably has more experience than

00:16:01.920 you do and how to set up the right height and everything you also want to make sure that you're

00:16:08.640 with the right height so he's got the right height and the right distance uh when when all of you

00:16:18.800 it didn't look like the wider distance now and by the way i had trouble catching you

00:16:26.160 catching your hearing problem right now what's the uh the nice woman in the glasses 1.00

00:16:33.360 what's your name what's your name nicole nicole so nicole you are now perfectly set up and

00:16:44.000 you are the inspiration to the rest of us you got the right height and you got the right distance

00:16:50.640 uh if you get too close it's creepy to the person i guess

00:16:54.560 that's all right now i stalled a little bit and it made me wonder if i could talk to you a little

00:17:04.640 story very short it doesn't have to be long about anything from what was the first time you joined

00:17:16.400 because the reason you practice with that one is that you already know the answer

00:17:20.960 you don't have to think about it just presentation so with uh our permission and mostly with your

00:17:29.520 permission just tell us briefly uh how you came upon it how long you've been watching it and then

00:17:37.520 also make it succinct so we can get to somebody else perfect okay so i always read dilbert growing up

00:17:45.920 and i always always um when i went on my work travels in particular i'd be riding the london tube

00:17:51.680 and i would be just like stifling my laughter um because it's not really appropriate to laugh out

00:17:57.040 loud on the tube um and so it was you know i already knew of you through that but then um

00:18:03.360 i i started looking for the comic online when i stopped getting the newspaper and i think it was

00:18:08.400 through reading the comic online that i heard about your blog and then it was through the blog that

00:18:13.440 i eventually heard about the periscope so i've been watching for a long time but um yeah that's how

00:18:19.520 like i i really just found you by seeking out dilbert comics and then liking the blog content and

00:18:26.560 moving on to liking the periscope and just keeping keeping on going so i would rate that a plus

00:18:33.360 i also just realized that matt who has added his name to the uh screen so apparently there's an option

00:18:46.080 for adding your name right that's correct matt can you tell us what you do for a living that would suggest

00:18:56.080 why you kind of were the first and uh best rollout what is the new background um well the funny thing

00:19:08.080 is that i'm a software engineer so like i already work from home i have a setup for all this so the

00:19:12.720 distance from the screen i take meetings all day like this um actually probably should be in a meeting

00:19:16.880 right now but you know there's sometimes more important things i'll be honest um but yeah i've been

00:19:22.240 doing this for a long time and i started listening to you back in 2016 um read your blog um came upon

00:19:28.640 our very first periscopes you were doing um as well uh the first simultaneous sip so i've been around

00:19:34.480 for a long time off and on you know i haven't been here every day um throughout that time but there's

00:19:38.640 been periods of time where i listen a lot um sometimes work makes it very hard for me to join live so

00:19:43.840 oftentimes my listening is later in the day um but you know i've always appreciated the sips and yeah just

00:19:50.000 uh i had started in the corporate world right when i met you or you know met you through your

00:19:55.280 periscope and everything and your blogs uh so it's a perfect time for me to start my career um and

00:20:01.040 honestly you've had a tremendous influence on the trajectory of my career and how how far that's gone

00:20:06.560 for me up to this point so thank you so much for that wow you're very good at this the only thing i would

00:20:12.160 advise is if if i can see your ceiling then your camera setup has to be a little bit higher

00:20:20.080 i usually blur out the background actually when i'm in my work meetings but that's a great point

00:20:24.160 so thank you and there's these uh i think you've seen it in the man cave there's these little wooden

00:20:30.400 stands those they say it's for your printer but it's way better for adjusting your camera so that's

00:20:38.320 yeah i appreciate that thank you all right um excuse me there's gonna be some perfume

00:20:47.760 in the middle of my screen i see two gentlemen who are bearded who do not have their names up

00:20:56.480 is it intentional that i can't see your name because there's obviously a place to put it somewhere i think

00:21:03.280 i have my name but it i see that it's showing up on the bottom bar but not showing up on your

00:21:08.800 presenter view i'm not sure why it's it doesn't display in rumble it's just going to go away from

00:21:16.240 view that way but but also i don't see anyone else's names in the in the top of view i only see their

00:21:22.160 our names down where we're pictured below so now now matt's name is gone i wonder why

00:21:30.160 let me try on my end um bearded man number one and bearded man number two

00:21:45.040 we'll try try sorting that out all right so i'm gonna try some other uh other people coming in

00:21:53.120 just give them a chance okay might make everybody disappear all right we got nine people but there

00:22:03.280 are more most of the problems are on my end it looks like i like it when you sit here and let me work

00:22:12.640 out my tech problems all right we'll go to duo ah okay that's duo mode

00:22:23.120 so if if this were a official presentation i'd want you to look about where i look if you see the

00:22:33.760 size and no no ceiling all right i'm going to be just struggling through this so i'm going to go to

00:22:46.640 there's a participant place where i can add more people

00:22:50.560 invite participants this is where my finger is doing things i don't want it to do so 57 of them

00:23:02.960 oh i can scroll them okay i was missing the scroll

00:23:06.640 all right we'll invite a few more people or am i

00:23:20.320 why is it not accepting

00:23:26.320 feel free to sip

00:23:27.440 hey scott while you do that would it be okay if i tell my story about how i came across you

00:23:44.560 i'd love that yes okay so um i grew up on your comics um you're you're probably about 10 years older than

00:23:52.080 me uh so i kind of always looked at you like the older brother or the the smarter uncle um

00:23:58.720 and i remember reading the comics uh we had the one of the worst bosses i've ever had

00:24:03.760 we would he would say things through the week and it would show up in your comics the next weekend

00:24:08.720 you know something that the pointy-haired boss did so we started clipping them out and putting

00:24:12.960 them on his door and he would come into work and he'd read them and he wouldn't realize it was

00:24:17.440 about him and he would just die laughing he just thought they were the funniest thing um one day

00:24:22.000 it came out that that was really him and he was he got so upset he just came like literally clawed

00:24:27.680 everything off of his door um because he was so pissed off um and then uh you know of course i bought

00:24:34.960 your books through the years followed your comics and i didn't really pay a lot of attention to uh

00:24:39.680 politics i i knew this kerfuffle was going on with trump uh during his first year but then

00:24:45.840 during uh covet i was really looking for someone to help bring stability to my view and you know we

00:24:51.680 had the summer of love and all that kind of crazy stuff that was going on and you really uh helped

00:24:57.360 stabilize me you reminded me that we had a dark period in the 60s and 70s of a lot of uh internal

00:25:04.560 turmoil and you really helped provide the stability to me to know that we'll make it uh and we'll get

00:25:10.560 through this and then i thought it was uh wonderful for us to see you know trump 2 get started and uh

00:25:16.320 i just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping me through probably the darkest

00:25:21.920 period i've ever been through with our with our country which has been the past four to five years

00:25:27.200 so thank you wow it makes me really happy when people tell me i helped and that was maybe the darkest

00:25:38.320 period of my life would you agree if you looked at not just your own personal life but if you looked at

00:25:46.720 society that that was the darkest point

00:25:54.080 and i'm sure there are tens or hundreds of thousands of people just like me who you helped

00:26:00.720 through that period of time all right i'll put you on the spot what was the or what were the things i

00:26:10.720 did besides just being here that made the biggest difference was there something i said or did or

00:26:18.240 allowed that were that really got you to that point of i can make it through this

00:26:25.440 some of it was realizing that you called balls and strikes um you you you were not a hundred percent

00:26:32.400 trumpian um and you could point out some bad things on the on the side of the right but the

00:26:40.960 the we've been here before we've had this sort of thing happen in the past and we'll make it through

00:26:47.120 and especially because i i didn't live through it but i remember the stories of uh the turmoil we had

00:26:53.840 in the 60s and 70s that was a period of my parents and you reminding me that our country had already been

00:27:00.240 there and we made it out um the another thing was you gave hope that i really felt like and still feel

00:27:07.680 like most of our politicians in the the deep state structure is uh evil and it's in place and it's

00:27:14.480 it's fighting to survive but it seemed like you gave a the the golden age was something that you kept

00:27:20.640 bringing up and it gave this light that there's a light at the end of the tunnel good and the right

00:27:25.920 will prevail the i don't mean the right side left and right politics i mean the right way of doing

00:27:30.880 things will prevail and just be patient and that really helped me through that period of time wow

00:27:39.840 do you remember that in the first days when there were these presumably now fake videos of chinese

00:27:47.280 people falling on the streets that was scary and do you remember that i was very um angrily or at least

00:27:59.280 animatedly saying we should shut down traffic from china at least at least until we figured out what's

00:28:06.640 going on do you remember that yes sir and there was so much opposition to that idea um yeah the same the

00:28:15.200 trump had it right too with isis and trump won you know he he greatly restricted immigration and who

00:28:20.720 was coming into our country and the the left was vehemently opposing him and turns out he was right 1.00

00:28:26.800 you know the the left got got their way for four years and it's been a disaster and now we see you know

00:28:32.480 the the uh not all muslims not all people in islam i don't want to classify them that way but we see

00:28:38.960 that there's this huge threat that we've allowed into our country through their four years and now hopefully 1.00

00:28:44.320 trump will be able to correct that yeah it was tough to be a persuader during that period because

00:28:50.240 you didn't know what to persuade to you know i'm no doctor but if somebody shows me pictures of people

00:28:56.880 dropping on the street in another country and then they say this this could be really catchy my first

00:29:03.920 instinct is just you know you do it as the lowest risk so i was like all right hold on hold on let's find

00:29:11.440 out what this is now i don't know if that was a right or wrong choice and there's gonna be a lot

00:29:17.840 of stuff that will be lost in history i'm sure there's you know x number of things i got wrong

00:29:24.960 x number of things i got right but since nobody knew the truth at that point you know we got smarter over

00:29:32.400 time but since nobody knew the truth i was very much into the uh uh risk reward mode i i would say

00:29:42.480 actually you know you mentioned that you may have some things that you got right some things that you

00:29:46.480 got wrong i i think that people uh um unfortunately for them they view things like that and i think that

00:29:55.120 you touched on the thing that is correct you do risk reward analysis this was another thing that you

00:29:59.920 taught us very well you do risk reward analysis and then you act off of that it doesn't mean your

00:30:05.280 outcome will always be the right way or the you know that you'll always avoid the wrong but at least

00:30:10.560 you did it with a lot of forethought so me deciding to drive a car although thousands of people die in

00:30:16.320 car accidents you know every year is a risk reward analysis it doesn't mean i'll never die in a car

00:30:21.440 accident um it doesn't mean that i definitely will but i'm gonna i'm going to do sound analysis

00:30:26.160 before i take action and this is what we were missing during the times of covet is they that

00:30:31.280 you know they just said oh you know six feet everybody will die you all have to wear a mask

00:30:35.920 and it was just ridiculous right all right so uh have we given time for anybody to uh check the news

00:30:44.960 and fill in on what's happening on x anybody got a good story just based on the news not based on yourself

00:30:56.160 so is iran about to fall what do you think anybody can jump in if you take your microphone off you

00:31:06.320 could just fill us in and by the way do you know all the good places to check if you're not watching um

00:31:16.720 on x if you're not watching mario nawful you're missing a great way to start the morning

00:31:24.240 because he has these long uh summaries of what's happening for the topics of the day

00:31:30.880 and boy are they good it gets up before i do it i'm always impressed

00:31:36.960 hi scott hi can you hear me this my name is sean carlson uh it's a pleasure to talk to you

00:31:43.280 yeah thank you i want to just say thank you for everything you you've done you've been a great

00:31:47.680 inspiration to me um i'll i'll start i live in uh plymouth minnesota so i'm just outside of

00:31:53.520 minneapolis and so they've been having all kinds of uh protests and unrest after you know the uh the

00:32:02.080 the tragic shooting of that girl um i my first impression of it is i was talking a lot about it with

00:32:09.760 co-workers and different people yesterday and everyone is sad because this girl lost her life

00:32:17.200 but it's hard to it's hard to say that she shouldn't have been there and she shouldn't

00:32:24.880 have been antagonized the general consensus that we got from the people that work around me in my bubble

00:32:30.720 is that she shouldn't have been there she shouldn't have been antagonizing these these people and she

00:32:35.920 shouldn't have been um you know we can't as you as you've always taught and i actually mentioned this

00:32:42.160 yesterday as you've always taught you can't get inside of that person's head and assume what she

00:32:46.800 was thinking right and i actually brought that up to my co-workers and and and we don't know what the

00:32:53.120 what the ice officer agent was thinking at that time i'm assuming he was in fear of his life or he was in

00:32:59.840 fear of something worse happening so um the overall uh response that we've had from our political lever

00:33:09.600 leaders here uh i'm looking at jacob fry on on the news here and then i've looked at uh tim walls um and

00:33:16.800 and their response too and the one thing that i get an immediate gut reaction to is that they're

00:33:26.080 ineffective leaders and and and the reason i say that is that they they posted their conclusions

00:33:36.400 prior to having all the evidence and so when i was talking to my my co-workers and such they kind of

00:33:44.080 agreed with me on that and you know small group eight people so it was it was a small census of of

00:33:51.520 of what's happening but my the people that i was talking to they live in minneapolis they live in

00:33:56.480 the south they live a couple miles from where it happened and so they're seeing the ice agents out

00:34:01.520 there they're seeing the other people as well so it's a um a new story that's developing here and

00:34:07.760 and uh and it's also is that the story of the ice agent who had already already been hit once

00:34:16.160 it was yeah and from what i understand that the gentleman had been hit he's actually had to he was

00:34:22.480 hospitalized he had 33 stitches from being hit with a car and so you know did that play an effect

00:34:30.400 into his mindset of when this you know seemingly maybe similar event occurred with him i don't know

00:34:38.400 but that's that i think he'll have his story to tell and he'll have his um his time there too and

00:34:45.200 and the other you know other to segue a little bit to the other main story that's that's occurring in

00:34:53.600 the news right now is our fraud cases and and it's just it's such a dominating story you've you've

00:35:01.600 mentioned so many times on you know when you scroll through x that it's every story and in in the

00:35:07.440 collective bubble and the general feeling too here just again from uh coffee with with my co-workers

00:35:17.360 is that it's it's really embarrassing to be a minnesotan at this point in time it's it's it's shameful to to

00:35:27.360 to feel like we can't um trust our government to be in our best interest and you know i i've seen

00:35:40.160 different posts and i've seen different things too that we um i saw one of these uh it was it was a

00:35:52.720 different influencer from a different thing on x but it was a lady from brazil she she broke it down 0.97

00:35:58.000 very well and that bribery in brazil and other countries and third world countries isn't that far

00:36:04.640 off from from um or loss of trust is the initial thing and then bribery and subsects of you know okay

00:36:14.480 i'll have to get mine you have to get yours and all these different areas of people um not um

00:36:24.800 believing in the system that's when it occurs when you have that that that breakdown of trust

00:36:31.280 and that breakdown of belief in government so i think i think there's a george soros uh type of

00:36:37.520 model going on meaning that soros figured down we could control cities by controlling just the

00:36:45.760 prosecutors and then if you get the mayor which is also not that expensive then you can basically

00:36:54.800 steal and cheat any way you want and it it will it will automatically be something that you could

00:37:02.480 get away with it so absolutely why do they get away with it so and i and in cheers and i've been a

00:37:10.960 listener now for a while and to your you actually opened my eyes to the fact that if there isn't any

00:37:18.880 audits if there's no controls you have a bunch of money a lot of complexity i think that's your

00:37:24.640 formula a bunch of money a lot of complexity there's automatic theft and and and there and we're

00:37:31.120 finding it in minnesota that it's it's it's at enormous scale it's not even conceivable that it's

00:37:40.320 beyond we knew it was happening but it's beyond even comprehension so it's it's it's really shameful

00:37:49.520 i've said this on the show but if you've worked with budgets before and you start to get you start

00:37:56.320 to get this instinct about when the budget is off that other people just can't see and so i don't know

00:38:03.920 when it was a year or two ago i started looking at the budget numbers and i thought there's no way

00:38:10.320 that you could get here just by not watching the numbers so this has to be a coordinated gigantic

00:38:19.200 effort and that that's what pulled me away all right do we have thank you so much i appreciate

00:38:27.360 you and and uh and i pray for you every day actually so i uh i um thank you so so here's what

00:38:36.880 we're trying to do trying to move the business model of what we were doing here from the coffee

00:38:43.200 with scott adams which you could enjoy it that way but try to move it into more of a casual uh well

00:38:51.440 informed living room competition or if somebody wants to not competition but if somebody wanted to just

00:39:00.640 tell us something that wasn't really coming out so it could be somebody wanted to say um today i'd like

00:39:10.160 to teach people something i learned on a mini lesson or something that if you were a young person you'd

00:39:16.720 really want to have this skill so we're going to go on a wild experiment in which there is no

00:39:24.960 well there will be rules but they will be made up by the people who participate so for example who's

00:39:33.360 the gentleman in the middle who had his dog it's me richard pickett yes richard i love that all right so

00:39:43.360 you're exactly the right vibe if you can't pick up your dog in the middle of it we're not where we want

00:39:50.320 to be so dogs are good all right i don't know how to change the people who have been invited already

00:40:01.520 to another view of people who have been invited already i might have to delete people to add people

00:40:08.640 so i'm still experimenting well i was gonna say maybe um if we go off camera and you invite more

00:40:15.200 people then we're off and then new people can come on yeah i was just trying to figure out that out

00:40:20.800 but i might drop you all let's see what happens thank you scott thank you thank you scott thank you

00:40:28.400 thank you all right let's see we'll see if i see if i can

00:40:37.040 all right you can't all right you can't hear well i can't like you so it's not if you can

00:40:44.880 your microphone your microphone

00:40:48.720 that would be that would be good

00:40:49.920 okay how about it oh holy cow here's mike burt

00:40:58.960 let's see what happens if i go with mike burt and cryptic

00:41:05.760 and heisenberg i'm somewhat uh random but i know some of these people

00:41:10.880 uh beaver slayer jan all right for that you must be accepted um wait it says i thought i accepted you

00:41:30.080 well maybe it did

00:41:36.160 and uh all right so oh there we go so you've got some people who were on before

00:41:47.760 some new people um again i'm waiting to see if there's any way i can see your names

00:41:55.760 and i'm going to turn off the microphone for some people if you've already spoken

00:42:08.160 uh i should have found a way to turn you off right all right i'm going to try to turn on

00:42:16.640 why is it all the same people after the half of you are the same don't know why all right every time

00:42:24.480 i remember so can i got sorry to interrupt you i think what's happening you've invited

00:42:29.120 it looks like you've invited 15 people to participate um in order for us to come on or

00:42:34.400 come off like with our cameras we have to do that ourselves so we have to either share or unshare our

00:42:39.600 camera i don't know how to take myself off as a participant but those people who just joined if

00:42:44.960 they share their camera they should be on and then for those of us who are on we can unshare ours

00:42:50.000 all right i'm going to hit a dismiss button it looks like it's going to dismiss everybody but

00:42:56.480 then i'll add people back on let's see what happens nope all right it took me three clicks

00:43:08.320 but we're not getting anybody here

00:43:09.840 how do i delete some of you but not all of you jrc can you turn your camera off you you would also

00:43:20.480 disappear from there you go thank you oh new people hello new people what's up all right we're going to try

00:43:30.320 to uh who is i'm going to turn on your microphone yeah i guess you have it off so there's a woman in 1.00

00:43:41.120 the middle of my screen toward the bottom who has just waved to me uh that's another one hello yes hello hello

00:43:52.240 this is sarah did you say sarah sarah yes sarah oh you let us know what you're up to you could

00:44:06.640 you could uh tell us what's in the news that we haven't seen yet or you could talk about something

00:44:12.080 we're so experimentally okay um well morning i was just but anyway um i did catch up on news and

00:44:22.320 uh you know just watching left europe to give us another round of 2020 has me concerned i think um

00:44:33.440 it'll be interesting to see uh what tries to do because it seems like the leadership minnesota is just

00:44:41.520 baiting them into doing something and um but i don't know that the country's in the same position we

00:44:49.760 were in in 2020 um in terms of i guess being supportive of you know why what run again and fires and

00:45:01.440 lots of destruction so i'm interested here that you think uh might uh happen in order to like shift the

00:45:10.240 direction that we seem to be going in uh at the moment what are you talking about a state or the

00:45:18.640 country uh well this i mean it looks like blue cities are gearing up right to you know last night

00:45:26.640 new york city um you know really getting lots of people out on the street and then of course uh minneapolis

00:45:33.760 it looks like they're trying to set up another chas type situation uh yeah they're setting up 1.00

00:45:41.280 a barrier around kind of around the area where that woman was killed uh to keep residents from their

00:45:49.120 homes and everything is what i saw this morning uh so like i said are we gonna you know sort of just

00:45:56.160 let that go on again or is something you know gonna happen that's a little you know stamps it out a

00:46:02.640 a little bit better i don't know i'm just great well at this point doesn't everybody know that the um

00:46:12.400 that the protests are not organic you know it's uh soros it's you know some guy from china some

00:46:20.160 billionaire from china i wonder if it's gonna have the same effect when it becomes really really obvious

00:46:26.640 that it's not coming from inside the tent it's coming from billionaires who may may not have our

00:46:34.480 interests in mind how many of you how many these were inauthentic protests raise your hand

00:46:45.840 yeah so yeah yep so i've got a feeling that at least part of the country is completely

00:46:53.280 filled in now that's gotta make a difference don't you think so i hope the process stay weak and

00:47:03.040 that it looks performative okay what about the international news anybody have any update on iran

00:47:12.480 because that looks as inauthentic as if anybody wants to jump in just go ahead

00:47:19.440 well any moment now it just seems like we're going to jump in on iran it's not a moment of

00:47:29.440 if but when and it's probably going to be very soon do you believe that we're already gonna we're

00:47:38.240 already poised to go in militarily definitely um what would the way that trump what would it look like

00:47:48.240 yeah i mean what trump wants to do i think is similar to the venezuela tactic which is just a

00:48:00.640 in and out type thing kind of like what happened a few months ago in iran where he bombed the facilities

00:48:08.000 and all that but other countries want us to or another country wants us to go all in more for a

00:48:16.240 regime change type battle so i i'm hoping there's no false flag nothing that'll draw us in super

00:48:26.000 like super deep super heavy into it so there's no telling we'll definitely be involved but

00:48:31.760 to what to what scale i don't hopefully not not super super invested in iran it's just it's

00:48:39.040 it's too much of a risk i think so if we don't get invested what's that going to look like

00:48:50.400 well that's it shouldn't be as much of our concern as they're making it out to be

00:48:56.480 uh honestly we shouldn't be involved in iran it to the extent of uh inner interceding if there's like

00:49:05.440 protesters being hit as trump uh mentioned recently we should uh we should help the protesters if

00:49:13.200 they're shot at or killed um there that happens a lot more often than not but it seems like a pretext

00:49:21.440 to be able to say oh we're jumping in to help you know to show face for the international community

00:49:26.960 but that's more of a pretext because we've we've been wanting to uh bomb iran according to what

00:49:34.000 they've been uh indicating posturing yeah it looks like there's a lot of posturing yeah but it seems

00:49:42.160 inevitable there's a gentleman in the top right who has his microphone off he looks like he's just

00:49:51.200 dying to say something well hello scott this is eddie hey been a long time fan yeah thanks love you man

00:50:02.560 now the the new rules are you don't have to be prepared and you don't have to say anything in

00:50:08.320 particular so if you're just prepared just like i even got logged in

00:50:13.440 so do you have any thoughts on ran or venezuela let's say i think with iran i'm not sure what

00:50:24.800 we as the u.s can possibly do to do anything overtly there's probably plenty going on behind the scenes

00:50:33.600 that we can never understand uh i think you might recall a week or two ago we saw something about israel

00:50:42.800 claiming they had a presence there yeah i'm wondering what you know what's really going on with that so

00:50:53.680 yeah it did make me wonder why uh why trump would admit that we're there and masad is there and we're

00:51:03.440 ready to go seems like too much but so far and i guess elon musk has

00:51:12.240 sort of secretly provided some star links so they can't turn off the internet entirely

00:51:19.040 seems dangerous though is there no way the regime can find out where the star links are and then

00:51:24.880 go kill the citizens it's probably hard to trace you know if you have a base station and it's pointing 0.78

00:51:33.600 straight up at the satellites i'm not sure what mechanism they'd use to search it some sort of radio

00:51:40.400 signal device maybe but it would have to they would have to know what they're looking for

00:51:46.400 my dad's got one down in the hills in west virginia and it works great

00:51:50.720 and uh i could see it being pretty stealthy i i could i could imagine it also being

00:52:00.320 uh discoverable by chinese technology yeah yeah but but maybe not everywhere in every way

00:52:07.760 you might have to pick it up and move all right um how's this working for all of you

00:52:18.080 i know you didn't expect this love it it's great i think that's a nice black dog show us your dog

00:52:27.280 right here yeah oh come on lyra yeah let me move there let me see if i can get her in there she i 1.00

00:52:37.760 just adopted her from let's see if i can um get the camera and i yeah she she just came from the shelter a month ago um i'd

00:52:50.080 lost i'd lost my dog my dog the day before mother's day and it took me seven months of

00:52:57.040 really grieving and deciding what to do but she is just a wonderful dog she's four years old and she has

00:53:04.560 just made my life complete again so um i'm very happy and she's real happy here and i tell her every

00:53:16.240 day she will never be abandoned again well if you teach you english that's gonna work out really well

00:53:24.400 that's right that's right i've been i've been doing more looking at just by the the news light is

00:53:31.760 uh robert garcia because he's from my city of long beach and most corrupt uh i'm sure stealing every

00:53:43.520 bit of money in this city it's terribly blue liberal they actually promote on their website and facebook page

00:53:55.360 how we're gonna fight ice and um we got to protect all the illegals and and i call him the upcoming

00:54:03.120 designated liar if you watch him he is going to he is he's going to become that's what he's really

00:54:11.520 training for there there's nothing good about uh what's going on here and i see it just expanding they

00:54:21.440 want to that redistricting they want to take over the huntington beach and the other orange county

00:54:28.400 cities they want to put garcia in there overseeing them because they're very red and very republican

00:54:36.160 and you see them trying to squelch everything so i i've been kind of watching and you know more i mean i

00:54:43.840 love getting all the international news and and but just seeing what's happening in my area um

00:54:53.200 and so that's that's a lot of what i do i just want to thank you i've been my my boyfriend turned me on

00:55:01.200 to you in 2019 when we started dating and you got me through the pandemic you have expanded my knowledge

00:55:09.600 and i've actually helped me uh i really turn away and just eliminate toxic people in my life

00:55:18.640 and i want to thank you for that thank you thanks for telling me um i always enjoy hearing that but

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00:56:37.600 my second time on your show first time in person first time was just in name only uh my last name

00:56:43.280 is skidmore and you i sent you an article about uh a truck that had crashed with a bunch of marinara

00:56:48.960 sauce uh all over the road and you thought that was funny coming from a guy named skidmore and uh so

00:56:55.760 that you opened your show with that one morning my dad and i got a big jolt out of that we listened

00:57:00.400 to all the periscopes and everything all through especially the early days of the pandemic and it

00:57:04.480 was really helpful i got one news thing and one helpful thing since you asked for that um the news

00:57:10.960 thing that i saw that i thought was interesting is that uae announced that it's going to cut fundings

00:57:15.840 for citizens who want to study in the uk out of fear of emirati students being radicalized by

00:57:22.000 muslim brotherhood islamists on british campuses oh wow so you have an arab nation that's saying don't

00:57:28.320 go to the uk you'll be you'll be radicalized and uh i've only been to the uk one time it was to scotland

00:57:37.280 but we saw there all these gorgeous beautiful churches that had been there for centuries and

00:57:42.480 they're all like bars and nightclubs and stuff now and um i just you know it's kind of nature abhors a

00:57:50.000 vacuum and if you get rid of one ideology if you get rid of one thing some other uh aggressive

00:57:56.080 ideology is going to come in and fill that space and i think that we are seeing that happen in europe

00:58:02.560 and i think um you know a lot of times the us is just a little bit behind what's going on in europe uh

00:58:09.600 politically and culturally sometimes so i think we need to just look at that and think about that

00:58:15.680 but i think that it points to things that you've taught us in terms of persuasion and that um if

00:58:20.880 you persuade people against something then they'll just focus on that negative thing or other negative

00:58:25.360 things will come in but if you persuade somebody towards something then uh there's some new positive

00:58:30.720 thing that fills that space and and you sort of don't go back from there and so anyway that's why

00:58:36.000 i feel like your stuff has been important for us because it gives us more often than not it gives us

00:58:39.760 something to um to to look forward to and to fill all of our our fear our anxiety it gives us some

00:58:46.320 sort of positive thing or some action to take which i've really been appreciative of yeah yeah i've been

00:58:51.760 making a big deal about about the fact that the world never stays the same and if if you're moving

00:58:59.440 and everything does you're either getting bigger or you're getting smaller and once you realize that

00:59:05.600 that that's like a almost an unbreakable rule uh then you can sort of see the future so to the extent

00:59:14.640 that islam is you know growing in europe once it reaches a kind of a maybe a 10 threshold you can't 0.96

00:59:24.880 stop it so the only thing that would stop it is something that reversed it you know because stopping

00:59:31.120 is an option so i it looks to me like uh europe or most of it is going to become islamic

00:59:40.400 and there's no but it's an intentional part of of at least a section of the ideology i've seen it here

00:59:46.800 in my hometown here in the south in the us where a little tiny baptist church has a giant mosque built

00:59:52.480 behind it it's built specifically as close to the property line as they can get it higher than the

00:59:57.440 church so that you see the mosque over the church as you're driving towards it um you know it's really

01:00:02.640 it's really intentional and um i don't know a whole lot about it i'm trying to learn a little bit about

01:00:07.280 it but um i just think it's something that we should take note of especially when other arab nations are

01:00:12.240 like hey don't go over there uh my useful thing uh which is probably just a rehash of things that you

01:00:17.520 shared with us before but um i'm an extremely introverted person and when called upon i i can talk

01:00:23.440 about things that i'm passionate about without an issue i don't have any problems with public

01:00:26.960 speaking i don't get stage fright or anything but when it comes to talking with a group of people or

01:00:31.120 being in a social situation that has been difficult for me historically but one question that i found

01:00:35.920 that has helped me with that is what are you thankful for and you can ask that to somebody in

01:00:41.040 an elevator you can ask that to your cashier to your uh the person serving you at a restaurant you

01:00:46.400 can ask it to your family to your best friend and it's better than how are you because it

01:00:50.400 doesn't demand sort of a pad answer makes them have to think about it makes them think about

01:00:54.080 positive things even if they give you a pad answer back like oh my family or my job that

01:00:59.040 that gives me something to then say does your family live here or how long have you been working

01:01:03.200 here or something that just kind of gives me a genuine interaction with a human being i'm a spiritual

01:01:07.920 person but not everybody is and so uh saying things like can i pray for you about something or

01:01:13.040 something like that is sometimes a little too forward for people but i don't think i've ever had anybody

01:01:18.480 uh be offended by asking what they're thankful for and so if there's other people watching um that

01:01:25.280 find it difficult to start conversations that's a great conversation starter and it'll give you some

01:01:28.880 place to go that is a really good tip because i can tell you're not um intimidated by any kind of

01:01:37.040 anything basically you're obviously a brave person who overcomes um not a stage fight but you know what

01:01:44.880 i mean uh you know dale carnegie has this little list of things you should ask where do you work you know

01:01:53.760 but yours will work yours would work every time because it makes people stop and think and it makes

01:02:01.280 them stop and think about something positive so that's a really good tip so what are you thankful

01:02:08.080 what are you thankful for this morning scott you know what i'm thankful that we're here and we're

01:02:13.920 we're making this experiment and so far it looks like it works now we don't know how well well it will

01:02:21.440 so i'm still slurring my speech from the the paralysis we don't know how it will work if i'm not part of the mix

01:02:31.920 but what i'm seeing already is that people are uh polite well informed and willing to

01:02:41.360 sort of adopt a set of standards without being told and that's actually exciting to me

01:02:48.240 because i don't believe every audience would be able to do what we're doing right now

01:02:53.280 which is taking turns waiting understanding the role and then being polite about it so with that

01:03:04.160 i want to thank you for the gentleman who's been waiting here a long time who's name i don't know

01:03:11.120 um you have a black beard and some headphones on if your microphone is on can you jump right in

01:03:18.880 don't have sound yet is your microphone off

01:03:29.200 yeah so we can't hear you can you hear me

01:03:32.640 okay there must be a microphone button somewhere on your screen no

01:03:46.160 it should be in the bottom left or just the bottom

01:03:49.040 no okay can you hear me now yes all right here we go

01:04:00.720 oh weird yeah it's my head's up for everything else but yeah and i was just uh yeah thank you scott um

01:04:07.200 so yeah i i just had a story about like how uh you actually like really helped um me surprise my

01:04:13.600 my wife on my wedding um it was like a year long thing so like my uh my wife uh she's a great singer

01:04:21.440 right um she loves to sing and um so i used what you you taught us um to like teach myself like how to sing um

01:04:31.360 in like a year's time you know not great but like better than i was um for sure um but yeah so

01:04:38.960 i i surprised i got a wedding with a song and um so the way he helped me was um through uh systems

01:04:45.760 over goals um affirmations and then simulation as well so um i i scheduled you know um doing like

01:04:54.240 weekly like vocal lessons and like doing like it for like a half hour every day like going to

01:04:59.120 going through it and then i was doing affirmations and my affirmations were um this is like the crazy

01:05:04.560 crazy part is that i was my affirmations were um i was saying to my wife perfectly all right i was

01:05:12.560 seeing my wife perfectly and i would write that down every day but i was super nervous about it

01:05:18.160 and um so i i would do that and then as i was picking my song um the song i ended up picking was

01:05:24.400 was perfect by Ed Sheeran and um on be honest me that's the same song that she ended up walking down

01:05:32.400 to aisle two that's perfect by Ed Sheeran really yeah wow yeah so it was uh it was crazy um but yeah

01:05:43.120 so we get to the we get to the day get to the part where i sing to her and um you know i've been

01:05:49.840 practicing this like forever because because of the systems and i had a special vocal um like backing

01:05:56.560 for it um like a special like piano version with the song so i set up to the dj and the dj was streaming

01:06:02.400 it and then halfway through the the song um the internet goes out like so i i'm up there um and my

01:06:12.080 wife is there and like um i'm in front of all of our family and friends and um i got through the first

01:06:18.080 verse um and then you know i had to go to the second verse and then i just i just did acapella

01:06:24.320 and i was like we're in a simulation and it doesn't matter anyway um so i'm just i'm just going to do

01:06:30.400 it you know um and yeah then like you know the affirmations and her picking that song and i was

01:06:36.880 like this is this is my chance i'm just going to do it i'm going to go for it acapella and uh i did it

01:06:41.120 that's uh like you know part that everybody remembers and yeah i'm very very grateful for um you know

01:06:46.880 the teachings the the fact that you could get through that and that you could you know just

01:06:53.120 instantly accommodated is super impressive um i've had some speeches like that where you know the

01:07:02.320 sound goes down in the middle and it's recovering that people remember so how comfortable will you be

01:07:13.600 singing to us right now hold on not the whole song but just a little snippet

01:07:21.040 to just show us where you're at and remember the goal here is not to do it well the goal is

01:07:28.080 to show us that you could do it that that you're not afraid of it and that that's something you've

01:07:33.680 conquered it could be five seconds long but if you feel comfortable i don't want to put you in a spot

01:07:40.400 but i also do i i do want to put you in the spot just because i want to i want to see well i want you to

01:07:50.480 see that the other people will just sort of appreciate it but there's no downside more so ever

01:08:04.480 do you improv

01:08:13.360 i found a love for me

01:08:17.200 darling just dive right in and follow my lead well i found a girl beautiful and sweet

01:08:29.440 i never knew you were the one waiting for me

01:08:40.160 thank you guys yeah i i'm so nervous right now

01:08:44.640 yeah thank you what did you just learn it's a positive experience yeah yeah no i feel good for

01:08:53.120 doing it yeah well thank you for that story thanks for the accompaniment

01:09:02.720 who was doing the accompaniment

01:09:06.400 my name is jeff colorado that was nice how did you know what to play i just strumming some chords

01:09:15.200 some basic chords here i've actually got uh

01:09:17.840 uh i've got the wichita lineman here drawn up in tablature it's beautiful song i'm learning to play

01:09:26.000 that today one of the best songs of all time

01:09:31.360 all right well that was impressive if you had put me on the spot like that um that would have been a

01:09:38.720 challenge and i do a lot of this you know online so you know i i i uh i thought you might

01:09:45.360 ask about the story um yeah it's so funny but yeah i don't know i am the one like so ever since

01:09:53.440 i started doing that i'm i'm the one that like you know our parties and stuff doing karaoke and i'm

01:09:58.320 kind of like known for that now and liking it it's a tough one so okay you gave me uh the gift

01:10:04.160 yeah you you have a great national voice that's half the game thank you

01:10:09.040 so i've got a tip for you uh just record yourself and listen to your voice over and over and see

01:10:18.240 yourself improve and actually begin to enjoy your voice more and i think that helps you evolve as a

01:10:26.480 performer yeah so i actually um after after we sang like i i was like um yeah i i i've gotten out of it

01:10:35.840 um like i i i i practiced so much for the wedding and after the wedding like i i don't know um we do

01:10:42.720 it for fun but i'm not like i don't want to do it like uh you know super perfectly i don't know if i

01:10:48.880 yeah with more systems i could sure um good point well that was a great experiment and let's talk to

01:10:58.160 some other people um i usually don't go too far down the music road because i don't know anything about

01:11:03.840 this uh but i see mike burr up here is mike burr on screen

01:11:12.160 maybe if you all

01:11:17.760 may i make one point about the affirmations yes so in one of your books or in several of your

01:11:25.280 listenings you you had said that you had not kind of figured out how to make the affirmations or why they

01:11:32.160 work um i actually did some research on it and so the neurobiology of your brain so you have an area

01:11:40.240 of your brain called the reticular activating system and so your brain itself um only follows

01:11:49.920 you i've developed the whole system and largely in credit to you but your brain will follow instructions

01:11:56.720 unconsciously so it'll search for meaning throughout the day and so whatever you put into it i'm going

01:12:04.480 to sing beautifully to my to my wife or i'm going to you know be the best number one comic in the world

01:12:11.760 your brain finds meaning in the world and so it's how we are neurobiology wired so that we could survive

01:12:19.360 and so we need to find food we need to find a mate we need to find you know shelter when we're when

01:12:26.960 we're programming our mind into the affirmation itself it actually searches for meaning where there

01:12:34.720 wasn't one like it's like you buy a car and all of a sudden you see that car or you've bought a house

01:12:40.400 and all of a sudden you see that house but that's that's the the neurobiology wiring for it so anyways

01:12:47.520 thanks for thanks for helping me go down that rabbit hole now i'm seeing um i don't see who was talking

01:12:57.040 i can't figure that wait they had their camera off

01:13:01.360 i had my camera off scott so i was i was just i i was yeah chiming in thanks no one more thing could

01:13:11.520 i add to it um that they taught us was the uh embarrassment super power that not getting

01:13:17.920 embarrassed the superpower and uh yeah that's uh definitely very helpful just want to add that thanks

01:13:24.400 do we have a cat all right we're gonna go to cat man

01:13:34.640 that's that i can get off you i don't know how how long cat man will last

01:13:39.200 this is cat peanut she's very unhappy about it 0.84

01:13:44.000 well did we have something you'd like to contribute for rats yeah they don't do it they don't do it

01:13:50.320 yeah cats are not very patient yeah thanks thanks scott it's uh this is such a fun format and um kudos to

01:13:58.640 the gentleman that sang on live so i was actually the thing i wanted to uh share was that how freeing

01:14:06.800 it is that uh not being afraid of embarrassment that's had a huge impact for me um just not taking

01:14:13.520 yourself too seriously and uh living life like the adventure that it is um so that's been hugely

01:14:22.640 impactful for me so i appreciate that scott and uh this this format's a lot of fun so i was not

01:14:28.080 expecting that i'm i've missed four work calls a lot of emails are coming in but this is a lot more fun

01:14:33.520 what can i say so good choice yes and as time goes by you're all going to realize that the person who got

01:14:42.720 the most out of this is the gentleman who sang for us it was the biggest risk and the biggest reward

01:14:52.000 and that was well taken so all right let's see if we get some more on international news see if

01:15:00.800 anybody's into the venezuela because i feel like i'm a little bit behind on ukraine and venezuela and

01:15:07.920 china's response is there anybody who's caught up this morning uh no here

01:15:19.920 all right let's let's take a gentleman with the white uniforms on and then after that we'll talk

01:15:27.440 about some international news hey mr adams hi thank you for having me uh i just want to tune in uh thank

01:15:35.600 you so much for all the time energy and effort you put into your show um you know i found you about

01:15:41.680 you know it was about three years ago when you had initially gotten canceled um and around that time

01:15:47.840 you know for the past like four or five years uh i was really interested in the non-stop sensationalism

01:15:53.360 around like race and critical race theory and left me really frustrated and skeptical about how we were

01:15:58.320 shifting as a society on the topic of racism and uh when you got canceled for your comments i just didn't

01:16:03.920 buy the media narrative about it um and i didn't believe you were actually a racist because i felt

01:16:09.040 like that false accusation was going on around so much so i started watching your videos mainly to

01:16:15.360 fact check and see for myself and i ended up deciding that i didn't believe the media narrative about you

01:16:19.920 but um i also realized i stumbled onto something genuinely amazing uh your commentary on politics and

01:16:26.320 culture and life is some of those clear-eyed insightful stuff i've ever come across and uh actually when i found

01:16:32.080 you i was struggling hard with addiction uh career direction um ship issues yes sir and um you know

01:16:40.400 i was just trying to figure out what the hell my purpose was and um your perspective and reframes have

01:16:45.520 been a really bright spot and a pretty rough spot in my life um and you know i was able to quit my

01:16:52.560 addiction um i was really deep into i don't know if you guys know what kratom is um but it's essentially

01:16:59.120 that at least the levels that i was doing kind of like painkillers um i was able to stabilize my

01:17:04.160 career and expand on my business that i've been running for the past 10 years um i was able to

01:17:09.040 pursue building talent stacks and um save my relationship that was really struggling at the

01:17:14.000 time so um you know i've and i found a really great meaning by being useful to other people and

01:17:20.720 being more present for people because you know my addiction and things like that was something that

01:17:24.880 made me very absent uh in a lot of people's lives and i wasn't being as useful as i could be so i just

01:17:31.120 want to thank you so much for everything that you've done for us and i'm really grateful for all the time

01:17:35.840 all the things you've done for us um i've watched you every single day ever since the day you got

01:17:40.560 canceled and um i'm really grateful for your generosity that's what i do it for you were the reason

01:17:48.480 that this has meaning for me and when you tell me it has extra deep meaning because you know you want

01:17:59.680 to go through this world knowing that you made an impact and a good one and so i've told you this

01:18:06.320 story of course how uh after my divorce i pledged myself to the world and hope that you know there

01:18:15.200 would be some kind of ripple effect that went forward so it means a lot to me when you tell me

01:18:19.520 that thank you thank you mr adams let's see if we can get some um topics about the world

01:18:33.520 okay if you've been on a while could you turn off your camera and we'll get some new people who

01:18:41.680 come up here and if there are some new people who have been good morning how are you i'm good how

01:18:51.520 are you i'm great thank you it's it's nice to connect with you and this is a really fun forum that you

01:18:57.680 have going on i like the fact that people are not walking over each other and everybody's being polite

01:19:06.560 i wasn't sure that would be the case do you have anything to say yeah i'll keep it brief um i just

01:19:14.960 want to say hey thank you you've been a a great guide in this crazy world especially as a young person and

01:19:26.240 things that you have taught such as talent stacks systems over goals and embarrassments have been

01:19:34.720 really crucial lessons in my successes and my continual successes um i my the path i took in life was to

01:19:46.080 learn this crazy niche trade of uh of making neon signs and um to learn this and to to go uh here and to be

01:19:58.080 successful really required each one of these systems uh to ensure my success so again thank you and a

01:20:05.440 daily listener for a very long time now good i'm glad that worked out thanks for telling me

01:20:12.800 i'm gonna give one tip to the the uh collar just above you um to move your face away from the screen a

01:20:24.160 little bit my arms are only so long scott so you know i'm on my phone so i i guess uh that's about as

01:20:32.320 far as i can go much better much better i apologize all right um so i go by heisenberg um

01:20:39.920 because i'm in the uh occupied state of california and um that's good there we go um i guess there's

01:20:48.560 also the clipping from the uh from the uh other people on the screen so it clipped up my uh my video

01:20:57.040 um so uh really appreciate you and everything you've done i've um uh just i don't know if you've

01:21:08.000 recalled any of the comments i've made or anything but you know i um i'm a cancer survivor i had a

01:21:15.440 bladder cancer and a pretty severe bladder cancer and so i kind of walked um with you here in in this

01:21:23.920 uh journey here so um my my result has been good so far for 10 years so um nice but i really appreciate

01:21:34.000 that you fought the thought fought the fight and you continue to fight it because we we love to have

01:21:41.680 you here with us as long as we can wow nice yeah well i guess i feel like a you gotta clean right here

01:21:54.720 it's a problem with this model my lips are paralyzed yep

01:22:04.800 got it you got it now isn't that better than just listening to a podcast

01:22:10.240 yeah so lots of love from everybody here everyone's really happy to see you every day so thank you

01:22:27.840 looks like somebody below you wants to make a comment in the orange

01:22:32.160 hi scott hi how you doing good excellent did you have anything to say about international affairs

01:22:43.760 uh to be honest uh it's very fascinating and i'm just pretty much an observer uh i just have to pay

01:22:50.800 attention and uh see what everybody's got to say about it i like to look at it from like the most logical

01:22:57.280 uh perspective uh perspective uh and i'm getting a lot of that from you and uh i recently joined uh the uh locals

01:23:08.960 uh i want to say about three weeks ago and uh and i did it because you actually remind me of my dad

01:23:18.480 uh and uh he's not with us anymore he passed away in 2004 and uh yeah i just kind of stumbled across

01:23:29.280 everything i'm i'm a late bloomer i'm gonna be honest and uh uh uh yeah it's uh you know i do i

01:23:37.840 i've been watching a lot of stuff on x that's mainly where i get my news and um and of course uh locals uh

01:23:46.800 uh been been here every morning since i've joined wow i can't hold my i'm on my phone i tried to use

01:23:54.720 my computer i couldn't figure that one out um it's morning time and uh you know i'm in my morning i

01:24:02.480 got the silly hat on i apologize for that but uh it's not real warm in my house i'm in lower michigan

01:24:08.640 real wind and uh well thank you for joining and thank you i'm glad i figured

01:24:16.640 it out and thank you i'm really glad i'll talk to you i never jumped that i'd get to actually talk

01:24:21.120 to you i was just talking i was talking to another cartoonist yesterday about how early days when we

01:24:30.320 were single and early sort of periods of signal and if i do a uh a book signing there'd be a long

01:24:39.520 you know line of people want to get their books out uh and i looked in the row and it'd be like man

01:24:46.160 man man man man man and then there'd be one you know attractive woman and i say to myself this seems

01:24:55.440 that i'm very attractive to some women because they're standing in line to get my book signed and

01:25:01.360 then when they come up every single time the woman would say oh my father loves you can you sign this

01:25:10.080 from my dad well that's right my ego would go all right oh you actually look like my dad um i wish

01:25:19.200 i could show you a picture of my dad i don't have a way of doing it but uh um you really resemble my

01:25:23.840 father i am your dad i think you might be uh incarnation it's pretty wild uh he was a very

01:25:33.360 logical-minded guy he uh when i was very little i didn't even pay attention to anything or anything

01:25:39.360 about politics and uh he told me uh uh that uh biden is a crook and and i was pretty young i might have

01:25:48.640 been like 14 i'm i'm gonna be uh 64 pretty quick and uh it and i i remembered him saying that and

01:25:59.840 then i just started kind of paying attention to stuff and and you know at the time i wasn't voting

01:26:04.880 or anything obviously i was pretty young and um then then when i got older i always voted you know

01:26:11.440 conservatively and uh started paying a little bit of attention to stuff but as i got older i started

01:26:18.560 paying a wee bit more attention and learning you know there's some pretty interesting stuff but then

01:26:24.240 when uh president trump got elected on his first term is when everything kind of went from darkness

01:26:30.640 to light that's when like it was like the big reveal when we really started learning about the

01:26:35.840 stuff that we didn't get access to before um and then it really just snowballed i mean it was like

01:26:44.160 amazing and then when uh elon bought twitter i mean that i'm just gonna say that just saved us all

01:26:52.160 that's probably saved maybe the entire world i know that's a big thing to say and uh it's it's a great

01:27:00.560 time to just be aware of what's going on yeah it was an amazing time i'm trying to multitask here

01:27:09.120 thank you scott what's that oh uh i was just wondering um it's really intimidating coming up

01:27:17.120 on camera in front of all these people i think uh do you think maybe you should offer some people to

01:27:22.480 just like talk from the uh waiting room uh on audio only well that's what i'm trying to figure out

01:27:30.560 is that well all they have to do all they have to do is um unmute their mic and talk and so if we

01:27:37.200 just invite them i think they they might but the video would be there right uh the video is not going

01:27:43.440 to be up and let's see you're in auto mode so it only pulls people up if um but i think they can

01:27:50.880 unmute from the uh can somebody try to unmute and say hi from the waiting room yo yo yo

01:28:00.560 okay who is that jeff that was so you could all hear jeff but you cannot see him right right and

01:28:12.720 we don't know who it is that the people that are just watching won't know who it is if they don't

01:28:16.720 tell us okay yeah i think there are only 15 people in here and i think i think it seems like most people

01:28:22.800 who've wanted to speak have come on camera and talked already um maybe there's something

01:28:26.720 okay because i'm already looking for owen and i see that owen volunteered but i do not have know how

01:28:37.040 to get owen on audio but not video but always smarter than i am so right now i'm just showing

01:28:46.880 what happens if i just miss

01:29:00.400 all right one extra person jumped on you have to dismiss again

01:29:06.720 this interface needs some clarification there's a whole bunch of people i i allowed that they don't

01:29:20.560 show up let's try

01:29:24.320 i have to do a little solo

01:29:33.840 maybe a delay here too but keeps going back to the last three

01:29:39.440 scott i just wanted to mention this is jeff again i didn't get to say this when i was on the live stream

01:29:45.040 but i was actually referred to you by chat gpt really yeah about about a year and a half or two ago

01:29:58.640 i was asking i put in some filters i asked about podcasters commentary and things like that and you came up in the list

01:30:07.280 and it's been smooth sailing since and i just wanted to also uh wish you a wonderful day

01:30:18.240 and look forward to you know continuing to take in your content and consider uh consider the wisdom

01:30:26.800 well thank you now why are some people popping in now it's because their video turns on and you're in auto mode

01:30:35.280 okay so i'm looking at a gentleman in the old wooden room

01:30:44.720 and you are uh my name is grant turner scott nice to meet you

01:30:52.400 and oh look sorry you got you got overshadowed by

01:30:59.600 yeah little girl with the book deservedly sir that's a cute one 1.00

01:31:03.520 uh what book do you have uh which one

01:31:13.120 don't be shy seven years of highly defective people

01:31:18.080 oh that's a good book you like it maybe yeah i think it's a little funny sometimes

01:31:24.960 she found this book in my stuff and she's she's obsessed with it lately

01:31:32.640 settle settle and uh she asked for a calendar and so she has your 2026 calendar

01:31:39.440 all right i feel like we really pulled away from is it jeff come begin grant yes sir

01:31:48.800 so great um i feel like you have something else to say that looked good and we'll we'll keep an eye on

01:31:57.040 the book okay go ahead um yes scott i'm uh i'm i am so grateful to have found you um i'm i'm a i

01:32:08.320 became an entrepreneur early in life and i was i got in very deep and then i learned about systems and

01:32:16.480 oh my god my life changed in a hurry and uh

01:32:23.440 the the first decade of being an entrepreneur was brutal and uh systems has allowed me to just

01:32:33.520 kind of cruise through the second half of my of my career as an entrepreneur and i i owe it to you

01:32:41.520 i'm so grateful wow what what did you do differently exactly with systems versus goals

01:32:50.000 well i was reactive only so i spent all day putting out fires i never um i i never had the luxury of

01:33:00.320 really planning ahead i namely because i i just grew so quickly i started with a construction company and

01:33:08.160 then it was a restaurant and another restaurant and uh it just it was a runaway train i was more

01:33:14.400 productive than i could keep up with um so systems for everything if it's if it requires me to be

01:33:23.200 involved i'm not doing it so um and it's not just delegating it's it's and and it's part of my system is never just

01:33:33.120 okay this is my system i'm done i refine it and refine it and refine it and when i think i'm done

01:33:40.000 i just keep refining it and it feels like i guess the the best way to put it my business

01:33:48.720 10 years ago before i found you felt like an old tractor or something you know like it was

01:33:54.800 it was breaking down and smoking and shaking and rattling and now it feels like a tesla it feels

01:34:03.520 like a self-driving car it's smooth it purrs it's wonderful and maybe the most rewarding part of it

01:34:11.520 is that i'm now giving your books to my employees who are showing an entrepreneurial spirit and coming

01:34:19.280 up underneath me i'm passing your lessons along but i gotta tell you scott while i've got you i gotta

01:34:25.440 tell you the number one thing that you've done for me in my life um during covid

01:34:34.880 my businesses my restaurants were shut down my my girlfriend was at the time was was

01:34:44.320 things weren't good covid was not it was not fun for us so she split up uh we split up and uh i was

01:34:54.400 about 40 and alone and or late 30s alone my business is crumbling and i was going down baby like it was not

01:35:06.400 good for me and thank you so much scott the simultaneous swaddle was it really was

01:35:14.960 it it saved me um and i stayed the course and i stayed strong and i stayed optimistic for everybody

01:35:22.640 around me and now i'm just so blessed that my businesses have recovered my girlfriend and i got

01:35:32.080 back together and uh we've we have two kids now the two of the most beautiful kids in the entire world

01:35:39.600 and i really do owe a major debt of gratitude to you scott thank you so much wow i'm really happy to hear

01:35:47.920 that it's wonderful so here's what i'm going to do from here on out uh because i've seen what you've

01:35:58.160 accomplished and how how high you've set the bar it's not enough for me anymore just to keep doing

01:36:05.600 what i'm doing and building and starting businesses and you know that's all great um i'm i'm gonna do

01:36:12.320 two things i'm gonna change the way houses are built um i've got a i think i've got a design that will

01:36:19.600 that will revolutionize housing um every anything from tiny homes up to multi-million dollar customs

01:36:29.840 and i i'm gonna that's that's one thing i'm gonna do and then the second thing i'm gonna do

01:36:35.760 i'm in a unique position because i live in boulder city nevada we're the we're the only 16 000 people

01:36:42.720 population but we're the largest city land wise in nevada so it's just a really unique town we're

01:36:49.440 home of hoover dam we've got massive solar fields and i'm going to because i'm i'm not tooting my own

01:36:58.480 horn but i'm really influential um whatever the next big energy thing is whether it's nuclear whether

01:37:05.520 it's fusion um i'm going to give free power to boulder city residents for life in exchange for

01:37:15.360 putting some sort of major energy center in our already bustling energy you know in our and we

01:37:24.400 already have a really strong energy sector and um i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna do uh much bigger

01:37:33.440 things scott wow well i think you will i i can see much bigger things in your future

01:37:42.640 i don't want to take all your time scott i just wanted to say thank you and uh you're you are you're

01:37:49.440 my guy i'm glad that's working i'm now trying to figure out um it looks like

01:37:59.760 it looks like owen is going to do a coffee without scott out of spaces at the usual right yeah today so if

01:38:11.520 you know how to get there uh there will be more under these spaces um feature and i'll just say a few

01:38:20.000 more things and then i'm gonna be pooped out um yeah so go to owen gregorian and uh after the show and

01:38:34.720 you'll get more more goodness all right we have a woman who's just showing who's playing with her hair 1.00

01:38:43.200 good morning good morning scott good morning what's your name my name is jessica i've chatted

01:38:53.680 with you over the years oh hi jessica yeah hi and uh yeah it is it's wonderful to see all of you on

01:39:01.120 here and to to hear you scott that you seem like you're doing better this morning so um i just

01:39:06.960 appreciate everything you've taught all of us over the years and the way that you've helped us to be

01:39:12.080 bolder and how you've been showing up right now with so much courage so thank you so much for that

01:39:20.240 inspiration we need more men like you uh so for more men like me i'd be competing with more people

01:39:27.920 no it's just kidding well did you have anything um that you would like to add to the group in

01:39:36.480 particular i i guess i will just say when i i came across to you again probably in like 2015 2016

01:39:44.160 and uh you and i used to chat i think i got you in trouble on twitter a few times so my apologies

01:39:50.320 always had a good time i always had fun and uh yes yeah um with it was the the kaiser kong situation

01:40:00.560 on uh the gold star families at the dnc i think i oh yeah but um but yeah no i i think you really

01:40:10.080 helped people to step up and be bold and to um and i i definitely felt that in the career trajectory

01:40:16.480 that i had you made me do things or inspired me to do things that i never thought i could possibly

01:40:21.760 do and now that i'm a mother i feel like it's also transformed the way i'm going to raise my son and

01:40:29.840 um i'm more hopeful for his future because of what you've shared with me and with us and i can't wait

01:40:35.360 for him to read your books when he's older so thank you for that legacy it's going to be generational

01:40:40.480 for sure i hope so yeah oh thanks for checking in thank you yeah i'll make sure i talk to uh i have

01:40:49.280 not yet talked to black shirt have i well we'll get back to orange as well right after black t-shirts

01:40:58.480 okay hi scott my name is caleb um i just wanted to chime in quickly because i i knew that i might not

01:41:04.720 get a chance to do so again and i wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything that

01:41:09.520 you've done i uh first started listening to you at the tail end of my college experience and

01:41:14.320 at the time i was a big bernie supporter you would often start your toes by saying that you were uh to

01:41:20.320 the left of bernie but you understood economics better um and so i was always eager to listen to

01:41:26.320 better arguments and smarter people and it was obvious that that was you um and you often have said

01:41:32.480 that trump would change the way that we saw reality and would change uh we saw the world and i think

01:41:38.080 really that's your legacy um teaching us about two movies on one screen um teaching us to enjoy the

01:41:44.880 the golden age and to understand what that could be uh while other people are kind of suffering in

01:41:49.600 their mind and from from their own media sources that are not willing to look beyond um and like

01:41:55.520 everyone else has said through covet i mean you really got us through that time uh your nightly shows

01:42:00.400 turning into the man caves and the micro lessons uh a lot of what you shared uh with the ui for reality

01:42:07.280 you know i had a mother who suffered from cancer for nearly 15 years uh and she believed very

01:42:14.160 strongly in the power of words and the power of affirmations and that the way that we see the

01:42:18.800 world and communicate and the words that we use uh can alter our own reality and our own experiences

01:42:25.040 and i really saw that prolong her life which was so important to me growing up and so when you taught

01:42:30.400 us that a lot of that was reinforcing what i felt like i had learned uh early on in life but i just have

01:42:36.240 to say that every single day um whether it's don't use the top of your car for temporary storage which

01:42:41.600 i'm tempted to do every day and i your voice is in my head not to do that uh from tiny things like

01:42:47.040 that to massive uh massive things you know about global economics and understanding data and um and

01:42:55.680 and the user interface reality all of that has completely changed my life and allowed me to start my

01:43:00.880 career um after college in a strong way and uh especially your how to get a raise which i which

01:43:06.400 i loved and so all of that has changed all of our lives in an enormous way and i'm so grateful for you

01:43:12.160 in ways that i can't even express so um i wish you peace and strength and i love you from the bottom of my

01:43:18.400 heart very well said i appreciate that a lot um if you don't mind to orange jumpsuit

01:43:32.320 yeah i don't know if that's that's me but uh we'll go with that scott it's a

01:43:35.760 incredible opportunity that i thought i'd never have to actually say hi to you um i i'm so old i i

01:43:43.600 started reading dilbert in the newspapers you know many many years ago and followed it through there

01:43:48.240 and then followed you online and and i think a few things and i want to share a couple things with

01:43:52.560 you i think you and trump and elon did more for changing and saving this country than probably any

01:43:58.400 other three individuals that i can possibly name um you're getting canceled and stepping out and

01:44:07.760 starting to speak the truth felt like it began to open the door for the rest of the world to say it's

01:44:12.240 okay to speak truth and uh i appreciate that so much i mean um and i always wanted to say thank

01:44:18.320 you and i've typed that online it's like if i had the opportunity to say thank you one day i'd love to

01:44:21.840 do that and just this this came up this morning i just it could be the best gift i've ever been given

01:44:26.720 um in other words affirmations worked

01:44:35.280 yeah yeah um yeah that it's it's uh and i want to share with you a couple of other things real quick

01:44:40.800 like you know there was one time you had gotten your e-bike and you went out on a test ride

01:44:45.440 and and you referenced going to a starbucks and i knew roughly where you live i live on the other side

01:44:50.400 of the country but i knew roughly where you live and i was like man i'll go i'm just going to go out

01:44:53.200 that starbucks one day and see if i happen to bump into him it'll be great but uh i had a dream the

01:44:58.080 other night i've been thinking a lot about you as we all have and uh i had a dream the other night

01:45:03.520 and i had been thinking that day a lot about like if i ever had a chance to meet scott what would i say

01:45:07.040 to him and things like that and in my dream that night which i don't dream a lot you actually had me

01:45:12.080 over to your house and you kind of took me on a tour of your house and we went up to your putting

01:45:16.960 green and you made all three putts uh so i look forward to the day that hopefully i can meet you

01:45:23.120 up again at some point and we'll do some putting practice uh so i thought that that was that was kind

01:45:28.000 of whether you want to call it the simulation or anything else that was the gift that was given to

01:45:33.600 me to say hey if you don't have the chance to meet him uh here's here's your chance to have a little

01:45:38.400 interaction with scott so this is just feels like a bonus day i daily i run to wherever i am to some

01:45:45.840 electronic screen my phone somewhere at 10 o'clock and if it's 9 59 and i'm not logged in yet i'm

01:45:52.000 running to try to get to that sip because that simultaneous sip has become such a high point in my

01:45:56.160 day of just like okay that resets me for the day it's going to be a great day ahead um the sigh that we

01:46:02.640 all collectively do after that that sip uh i think has been good for you and i just i can't thank you

01:46:09.280 enough for everything you've done i i've got a two adult kids i am taking your material to them

01:46:14.880 teaching them about reframes now i've got two grandkids now when they get a little older i'll

01:46:18.560 teach them about your content i mean i think that's been one of the things that be your legacy

01:46:23.440 will be that what you have done for the world in this generation has been amazing and that's going

01:46:28.560 to get multiplied throughout time um beyond the scope that you understand here's my question to you

01:46:37.040 things either grow or shrink as i've said too many times do you think my legacy will grow or shrink

01:46:45.040 i think it has to grow exponentially grow i i don't know the size of your audience i mean i can see

01:46:49.440 how many people logged in and watch your streams every day and things of that nature and buy your

01:46:53.120 books i'm sure and your your messages and your your way of thinking and teaching and you know now that

01:46:59.840 it's been put into you know music and all the other things it is it is it is such a way of of uh having

01:47:09.280 us to focus on life that just i don't find anything like this anywhere else right i have my own you know

01:47:15.760 spiritual beliefs and things that that guide me but you know from a practical human standpoint i i you

01:47:22.480 know you're up at the top and i think that a lot of us feel that value and we're going to want to

01:47:27.360 continue to share that with others so your idea of keeping the community together and having different

01:47:32.880 people maybe teach different topics and things like that it's a fantastic idea because we're the world

01:47:38.320 needs it and the world's hungry for it and we'll need to continue to share that on and on and i know

01:47:43.840 that you'll be able to watch from wherever you'll be and and watch that grow over time as well so i'm

01:47:49.200 comforted in that i am absolutely amazed that this has worked so well this morning

01:47:56.400 it really says something about the group you know as much about me so great people together obviously

01:48:06.320 there's a lot of people who love you and it just speaks to the content of who you are as a person and

01:48:11.440 the amount of giving that you've done in your life to the rest of us and we appreciate it

01:48:15.440 i gotta figure out how to invite specific people uh we'll get that next time so for now i have to say goodbye

01:48:23.600 um hey scott yeah can we just all give you a simultaneous hug right now

01:48:32.000 absolutely

01:48:34.320 something to do sorry

01:48:39.360 big hugs big hugs

01:48:43.760 all right i appreciate that a lot i'll try to be back tomorrow if i'm no worse tomorrow then we'll do this

01:48:52.480 again oh cat yeah be free to bring your cats whatever you like okay everybody

01:49:04.160 goodbye for this morning take care scott thanks guys love you love you bye thank you love you

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Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 09, 2026

Episode 3067 ChattingWSA 01⧸09⧸26

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