Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 899 Scott Adams： Answering You Questions and Swaddling Like a Pro. Blankets On!

00:00:00.000 hey it's time for your evening swaddle grab a blanket come on in you know how to swaddle

00:00:15.820 you were born that way and we're going to talk about some of the events of the last

00:00:21.860 12 hours since last i talked to you things are looking up and i'm going to tell you how

00:00:29.600 they're going to look up even more yeah even more and you don't need to worry about anything

00:00:40.360 because so far everything i've predicted has happened in terms of this coronavirus situation

00:00:49.200 and so i'm going to make some good predictions

00:00:52.040 the kind you're going to enjoy and it goes it goes like this number one

00:00:58.380 what would happen if the top one percent simply spent a little bit more money once we go back to

00:01:13.240 work now keep in mind that the problem of having tremendous income inequality is when you get a

00:01:22.760 situation like this pandemic the people who are at the bottom of the economic um tree get hurt the

00:01:31.080 most and they're in a dire situation people at the top might lose you know a third of their wealth but

00:01:37.800 they won't even notice it so that's the bad news but what about the good news the weird good news in

00:01:46.780 this at least potentially and maybe you could tell me why you think this wouldn't work but the biggest

00:01:54.480 determinant of how quickly we get back to a normal economy is demand because supply is going to be

00:02:02.300 pretty easy because we already have the factories built the companies exist the employees just need to

00:02:08.220 walk back into the jobs but only if somebody's buying stuff if nobody's buying anything nothing's going to

00:02:16.020 work so and then we have the problem that everybody from you know say the upper middle class down

00:02:23.980 just you know probably had a bad few months so this entire bottom i don't know 80 percent

00:02:32.820 maybe less maybe 75 percent i would say the bottom 75 percent of the economic uh ladder

00:02:41.060 is going to have a tough few months you know some worse than others but it's going to be tough for

00:02:47.440 maybe three quarters of the country but three quarters of the country all added together

00:02:55.120 probably don't add up or even close to the wealth and the income of the top 20 percent 25 percent

00:03:04.520 let's say so here's the math question i give to you given that we're going to go back to a to an

00:03:11.780 economy in which we have exactly one problem not enough people with money to buy stuff am i wrong that's

00:03:20.280 really the only problem now um because if people are buying then even people who you know rang up some

00:03:28.280 debt can get loans etc because they can say look i have all these customers business is good bank

00:03:35.540 says all right you can have a loan that doesn't fix every problem but it certainly gives you reason to

00:03:42.740 believe that the at least the top 25 percent who still have plenty of money most of them didn't even lose

00:03:49.620 their jobs you know maybe their portfolio went down by a third they don't even know the difference

00:03:56.480 so the top 25 percent could easily take it upon themselves voluntarily to say oh wow i came out of

00:04:07.140 this thing okay i'm just going to pour a little money into this now it'd be great and i've said this

00:04:12.940 before i don't know if there's a way to execute this in time

00:04:15.580 it'd be great if there was some way to commit in advance to you know overspending when we get back

00:04:24.800 to to work say in 2021 um and then and then the businesses could use that as evidence to go get

00:04:32.700 loans and and staff up and everything else yeah but i don't know how to do that in a way that people

00:04:38.440 would follow through necessarily and how would you record it in a credible way for restaurants you could

00:04:45.280 just you know book a reservation a year in advance i suppose and there might be other businesses where

00:04:50.680 you could book business a year in advance so there might be a way for the people who came out of this

00:04:56.640 well to simply increase what they're doing five percent give me give me a sense without without doing

00:05:07.160 any of the math without being an economist we'll just see you know if there's any wisdom in uh in

00:05:13.380 the crowd so all of us being way too ignorant to know the actual answer to this let's see if we can

00:05:21.440 come up with an answer anyway maybe there's some kind of you know magic average that that isn't crazy

00:05:27.040 so here's the question for you if you accept let's say as an assumption except that the top 25 percent

00:05:35.060 uh still would have plenty of money and still could spend more if they wanted to in 2021 and that

00:05:44.260 because the top income group has so much money relative to the bottom that even though it's the top

00:05:50.960 25 percent they still have most of the money so even though it's a third less it's still most of the

00:05:57.820 money so how much would they have to spend more in 2021 compared to whatever baseline you imagine they

00:06:06.280 would have spent under normal conditions how much would the top 25 percent have to spend more

00:06:12.180 in the coming year to basically refill all the pipelines with orders you know maybe not in a

00:06:21.200 one-for-one because the things they're spending money on are not exactly the things other people

00:06:26.080 were but in terms of dollar amount would you say i saw oh i'm some i'm looking at the numbers i see

00:06:32.720 eight percent but i see twice as much i'm going to read off some of the numbers uh 20 10 5 30 percent

00:06:41.260 five percent now if if you take the wisdom of the crowd to be something it looks like it's settling

00:06:47.800 in that 10 range i'll just read a few more off and you see now they look a little bit bigger 15 33

00:06:53.780 20 10 all right so 100 33 here's my intuition my intuition is it's closer to 10 percent

00:07:05.820 than it is to it's probably below 10 because remember the the trick here is that the top 20

00:07:15.720 percent are gigantic you know if you added up all their money it would be this much all right for those

00:07:22.540 of you can see me and you're not watching uh or not just listening look at it visually so the top 25

00:07:29.800 have this ball of wealth just look where my hands are that's how much they control the bottom 75

00:07:37.420 percent controls something like a little golf ball size that little golf ball shrunk by 75 just just

00:07:47.500 making up numbers here to you know like a marble size how much would this giant ball have to spend

00:07:56.280 extra to reinflate a marble to the size of a golf ball and the answer is that that very big thing

00:08:04.060 the top 25 who have all the money probably a five percent flex completely makes up for all the money

00:08:13.380 that the entire 75 bottom of the income lost now again it's not one for one it's not like everybody

00:08:21.620 would get made whole but it would certainly tell you that uh the the ability to get back to where

00:08:29.160 we wanted to quickly is entirely psychological would you accept now the premise that getting back to

00:08:38.760 where we need to be is now boiled down to a psychological problem because if the top i'll just keep saying 25

00:08:46.400 if they could be convinced to say patriotically spend a little extra or or even just be convinced

00:08:54.940 that there are a lot of bargains or it's a good time to you know buy some stock because it's a good

00:09:01.080 price or maybe you know pick up an apartment building or something so it seems to me that if you could

00:09:07.920 manage the psychology of the people who came out okay they would become your extra buyers and we're all fine

00:09:14.180 all right that's my optimistic thought of the day um i suggested this by

00:09:19.960 um by tweet and i know how corny this sounds but just just bear with me this will be the corniest idea

00:09:32.940 i've ever suggested but also the best i think and the suggestion is that when whenever president trump

00:09:43.200 picks that day to go back to work that maybe the morning of or the night before

00:09:49.860 that he simply goes on television and announces it or or maybe he's already announced it but before we

00:09:57.440 actually go back to work and or whoever goes back to work whatever subset that he goes on live tv

00:10:04.100 and leads the nation in the pledge of allegiance

00:10:06.940 now corny right a lot of people would say i'm not going to take no pledge of allegiance

00:10:15.380 and then other people are saying well i'm just i'm home in my living room i'm not actually going to

00:10:21.540 stand up and cover my heart and do the pledge of allegiance you know if i'm all alone in my home

00:10:27.320 or would you or would you i think you might i think you might if you were all alone

00:10:37.740 if you were there with the family it would only take one one member of the family to stand up

00:10:44.520 and the rest of you're going to stand up except you know the teenage daughter she won't stand up

00:10:49.720 but everybody else would stand up now here's the the power of the idea in order for the president to

00:10:58.720 give the okay i've said this before it really is very important for the public to have fully weighed

00:11:06.060 in with their opinion of what level of danger they're willing to take for themselves and also

00:11:12.180 what level of danger they're willing to accept on behalf of their fellow citizens so everybody would

00:11:19.620 be asked to take a very large risk whether they like it or not and everybody's already taken

00:11:28.420 a very large you know piece of pain even if only psychological in some cases but we all we all sucked

00:11:38.000 it up took a lot of pain and here's the thing when we go back to work the rewards are not going to be

00:11:46.080 equal some people might just slide back to where they were some people a little bit more slowly

00:11:52.620 some people don't have a job to go back to but worse some people especially the older and the people

00:12:00.240 with conditions are going to have problems that they wouldn't have had if we didn't go back to work

00:12:06.620 when we did whenever that is so the pledge of allegiance is simply a way to remind everybody

00:12:14.000 that we're connected and that we're not a bunch of individual people making individual decisions

00:12:22.180 we're that also i mean you don't want to lose that part we are also that individuals making individual

00:12:28.420 decisions in a you know in a free country it's less free at the moment but it's free in general

00:12:35.280 um but you don't you want to be reminded that the difference between you wearing your mask and

00:12:42.920 keeping your social distance is that somebody on your team might die that that there's somebody

00:12:48.880 in this nation who is vulnerable who could die if you don't take it seriously and you know keep

00:12:56.440 your distance and do the stuff you're supposed to do so the pledge of allegiance would just be

00:13:01.260 um a very american way for the president to remind everybody without it doesn't have to get into the

00:13:10.020 details just remind everybody that you're on the same team and and it is life and death it's literally

00:13:17.180 life and death all right i've been saying that the best way you can protect the president

00:13:25.740 is by uh bouncing around some numbers of how much extra death you're willing to accept in order to get

00:13:34.240 get the economy running again and uh i've got an update on this so i won't just be repeating what i said

00:13:40.720 this morning and i did a little poll online and i said you know would you would you be okay getting

00:13:47.320 back to work if it's under 50 000 extra deaths caused by getting back to work early or under 100

00:13:54.540 under 200 and but my larger argument was this the larger argument is until the public starts really

00:14:02.460 wrestling with those numbers and having an honest disagreement about it in public ideally about

00:14:10.180 what's enough and what's too much and and just gets as adult as we can be until the public

00:14:16.820 displays some adult behavior the president is sort of handcuffed because you don't want your leader

00:14:24.920 deciding who who dies and who lives i mean it's it's not the position you want to put your leader in and

00:14:31.500 shouldn't be in that position you want your public to really wrestle with it anyway the update is this

00:14:36.540 i was just watching uh lindsey graham uh what show was he on was it laura ingram's show

00:14:43.680 uh but anyway lindsey graham got on and what i liked was he actually used the number of 50 000

00:14:50.360 so he used the number 50 000 in a hopeful way you know that he hoped we could find a way to get back

00:14:57.520 to work and also you know keep deaths under 50 000 and as soon as i heard it like i i was reminded

00:15:05.200 again why i like lindsey graham so much i know i know you can all find something that time he did

00:15:12.400 the thing and he didn't agree with the thing and he voted wrong and you know i i get it you can find a

00:15:18.080 thousand things to say uh that you don't like about lindsey graham he's been around a while so he's

00:15:23.620 probably done something to annoy everybody but i gotta tell you when it comes to messaging

00:15:29.440 and uh sort of a clear-eyed view of things and being able to explain things in a persuasive way

00:15:37.680 you know he's got that that attorney gene you know that he just knows how to put things and when i

00:15:45.940 heard him throw out that number what i immediately felt is that he was laying cover for the president

00:15:53.740 which is exactly what you should be doing we should all be laying cover for the president

00:16:00.720 you know forget about the republican democrat thing it doesn't matter who the president is

00:16:06.500 it's that's irrelevant you know forget the politics forget who the president is

00:16:11.680 we're being asked to make a decision in which some of us will die

00:16:15.640 we owe the president a little cover that we've we've really understood the risk

00:16:23.360 and collectively we talked about it there's some kind of consensus

00:16:26.720 and ideally the president and the experts would work with that consensus

00:16:31.360 to come up with something that makes sense for everybody

00:16:34.740 so um i know there's a at least a little bit of support for the idea that the public should be

00:16:43.400 involved in in figuring out when we go back to work um i guess rush limbaugh mentioned um

00:16:51.440 mentioned my tweet on that topic today and he didn't say too much about it he was just

00:16:57.880 mentioning it i i think in a in a way that he thought his audience would be interested in he

00:17:02.960 didn't say much about it um in terms of opinion but just the fact that he thought it was important

00:17:09.400 enough to mention it on the show to 20 million people suggests that it's worthy of consideration

00:17:16.640 right so i'm not going to say rush liked this so therefore you should like it it doesn't work that way

00:17:23.940 but certainly with somebody uh of his stature if he says this is worth you seeing it's probably worth

00:17:34.220 you seeing so that was good because you know i come up with a lot of ideas and it's hard to know

00:17:40.780 it's hard to judge your own output you have to look at something objective so until it gets a little

00:17:46.960 traction in some way with somebody who's credible i don't necessarily think i have anything

00:17:51.360 but let me let me go a little bit deeper on this all right this is going to be kind of fun you'll

00:17:58.220 like this next part and i'm going to use a trick

00:18:02.140 that uh that a drug dealer taught me and i've talked about this before but it's such a perfect

00:18:09.980 way to prime you for the next next part of what i'm going to talk about that if you've heard this

00:18:15.600 before i i'm sorry but you got to hear it again it goes like this so what i'm going to do is tell

00:18:20.960 you a little story about solving the psychology of something and then i'm going to extend that to

00:18:26.720 getting back to work is really about solving a psychology problem as much as a as a health problem

00:18:32.340 so let's say you were in college hypothetically and you and your friend put in some money and you bought

00:18:39.380 some some uh marijuana marijuana um and you wanted to divide it up because you just got you know one

00:18:49.820 little quantity of it but you were you don't have a scale so how do you how do you divide it up in a

00:18:57.340 way that you're both happy that you got half now you say to yourself well if you make it look about

00:19:03.460 all right that's good right well back in the day when i learned this trick there were things called

00:19:11.760 seeds in your marijuana and lots of twigs and leaves and some of the buds were better than others and

00:19:21.920 you couldn't really look at two piles and really know which one was the good one because there were a

00:19:27.680 little too many variables going on it's less true today but in those days and so what is the site

00:19:33.600 what is the trick you know what's the hack to make both people happy that they both got a good deal

00:19:39.660 when you can't measure it and you can't even tell by looking at it and you don't want people later to

00:19:45.360 think ah yeah i think the other one got the good one and here's the trick and it's so simple

00:19:52.460 that you know you'll laugh and the trick is this one person divides the two piles all alone

00:20:00.240 and then the second person picks a pile that's it it solves every problem because the first person

00:20:08.480 is only going to divide them in a way that that person thinks looks fair so that person doesn't care

00:20:13.700 which one he picked because that person thinks they were divided fairly the person who picks gets

00:20:19.100 their choice so if perchance they thought one was better than the other just pick it now there's

00:20:26.060 there's a uh a second part of this story the uh the person who shall be remain nameless a college uh

00:20:35.120 friend of mine taught me not only that trick but this next thing which you know sometimes very little

00:20:43.100 things stick in your mind forever it's just the smallest interaction and it just rewires

00:20:48.920 your brain forever and that happened the first time that um we did this trick so the two of us

00:20:57.060 divided it up and um i was the divider so i was the one to go first so i divided them into two piles and

00:21:05.820 here's what my friend and ex-classmate at college taught me next so he was supposed to come over and pick

00:21:15.140 the pile that looked good he walked over and then conspicuously without looking chose one by just

00:21:23.280 scooping it off the table until you know whatever so uh the second the second thing he taught me was

00:21:29.380 that once i had divided the piles he didn't need to look at them

00:21:34.100 and it was just one of those little moments where you realize that what he taught you is that he also

00:21:42.400 trusted you and we didn't even need to look this does it was such a minor little uh just the smallest

00:21:50.520 little interaction but i remembered it for the rest of my life because it was just a you know a display

00:21:56.860 of trust that i wasn't expecting anyway so here here we have the psychology problem of going back to

00:22:04.880 work because any way you look at it we have to decide how many people are going to die

00:22:10.400 and so i would suggest this mechanism for for having a decision that incorporates what the public wants and

00:22:19.860 thinks has been fairly considered a system that they can support even if it's not exactly the way

00:22:26.840 they would have done it because that's the important thing you you want the decision to be made in a way

00:22:32.100 that even the people who disagree with it agree that the way it was made was fair that's what elections

00:22:39.980 get you at least fair elections even the people who lose go ah yeah but at least that election was fair so

00:22:46.160 i'll support the system i'll just try harder next time so you need a good system all right here's the

00:22:53.400 system that i would suggest i think the public needs to take the lead in deciding who goes back

00:23:01.680 first and in what order so in other words the public should be presenting to to the administration

00:23:10.080 or vice versa maybe they could flow some ideas and let the public react but the public needs to

00:23:15.860 weigh in on what order of things we think we're comfortable with and then also what level of death

00:23:24.180 we're comfortable with

00:23:26.320 and then ideally the government would tell us when to go back to achieve

00:23:33.760 below that level of death

00:23:36.760 so there would be two separate decisions

00:23:39.200 you'd let the experts you know the fauci's and the dr burke's and stuff

00:23:43.800 you'd let them tell you when to go but you would tell them what you want to achieve

00:23:50.800 so the public would say collectively you know just let's say we really deal with it and a consensus

00:23:56.960 emerges that we'd like to keep it under 50,000 deaths net you know the 50,000 you know no worse than

00:24:05.040 years before

00:24:05.720 we'd sort of like to go in in this order

00:24:10.000 and

00:24:11.900 and then fauci says when

00:24:15.840 so we say we want to keep it under 50,000

00:24:19.180 and then the modelers come back

00:24:21.080 and fauci and dr brooks look at it and they go okay

00:24:23.840 the public has spoken

00:24:25.560 they will accept up to but not more than

00:24:29.180 50,000 deaths

00:24:31.140 give me a model that tells you when to go back to work

00:24:35.440 to get to that

00:24:36.860 now of course

00:24:37.520 you have this problem where you might have to

00:24:40.120 try something and pull back

00:24:42.100 and you might have to do that multiple times

00:24:44.640 I read something from somebody smart

00:24:47.040 that said likely what's going to happen is

00:24:49.120 we'll probably try things and pull back

00:24:51.160 try things and pull back

00:24:52.360 so there might be a lot of throttling

00:24:55.060 but at least we'd be edging forward I think

00:24:58.340 so

00:24:59.440 that is my suggested process

00:25:02.080 public says

00:25:03.640 what order to go in and how many deaths we accept

00:25:06.920 and then the experts say when to go back to work

00:25:10.060 to achieve the level that the public decided

00:25:13.740 and you

00:25:15.560 and then you take

00:25:16.520 then you take trump out of the decision of who dies

00:25:19.720 and how many die

00:25:21.520 just not fair

00:25:22.760 it's not a good system

00:25:24.240 to have the the leader

00:25:26.140 the person who's supposed to protect all of us

00:25:28.420 to be put in a position

00:25:30.140 of deciding which of us die

00:25:31.780 you know in

00:25:32.760 in a military context of course has to do it

00:25:35.400 but not in this

00:25:36.060 not in a civilian context

00:25:38.060 all right

00:25:39.660 so

00:25:42.440 I mentioned today

00:25:44.680 that I saw this chart

00:25:46.080 that I thought was

00:25:47.480 bogus

00:25:48.880 and I asked people to look at it

00:25:51.520 it was a chart that showed

00:25:52.580 or seemed to show

00:25:54.400 that the

00:25:55.720 compared to prior years

00:25:57.720 the number of pneumonia

00:25:59.220 I guess diagnoses

00:26:02.000 or was it deaths

00:26:03.540 deaths I think maybe

00:26:04.820 the number of pneumonia deaths

00:26:06.840 seemed to go up like normal

00:26:09.040 and then suddenly around January

00:26:10.900 it just fell sharply off

00:26:12.640 and it's never done that before

00:26:14.600 and then the implication being

00:26:16.600 that maybe some things

00:26:18.660 are being mis

00:26:19.380 miscoded

00:26:20.620 as coronavirus

00:26:21.920 that any other year

00:26:23.980 would have just been pneumonia

00:26:24.980 so I don't have an opinion

00:26:26.900 about that

00:26:27.480 but I said that

00:26:29.880 my BS detector

00:26:31.040 said it was probably

00:26:32.580 fake

00:26:33.420 so a bunch of people

00:26:35.000 looked at it in the comments

00:26:36.120 and here's the conclusion

00:26:37.400 I don't know

00:26:39.880 I'm not sure

00:26:42.140 I'm not sure

00:26:43.600 but I can tell you

00:26:45.000 that one debunker

00:26:46.720 said

00:26:47.380 reproduce the graph

00:26:49.960 by putting in the data

00:26:51.760 on the same day

00:26:52.840 as in prior years

00:26:55.520 and it showed that

00:26:56.240 all of the

00:26:56.820 all of the other years

00:26:58.080 would have shown

00:26:59.180 the same decline

00:27:00.140 if it had the same

00:27:02.000 lag of data

00:27:03.060 and they did

00:27:04.540 and they actually did

00:27:05.620 have that lag

00:27:06.300 so if you had looked

00:27:07.580 at those other years

00:27:08.740 the same day

00:27:09.660 they also temporarily

00:27:11.640 would have looked like

00:27:12.720 they were sloping down

00:27:13.820 but once all the data

00:27:15.560 came in

00:27:16.100 that slope would go away

00:27:17.860 so one debunker

00:27:19.540 using the database

00:27:21.120 the same data

00:27:22.040 from the people

00:27:24.240 who produced it

00:27:25.860 showed

00:27:27.660 pretty clearly

00:27:29.100 I thought

00:27:29.640 that

00:27:33.140 you know

00:27:33.800 it was debunked

00:27:34.580 it was just a lag

00:27:36.000 in the data situation

00:27:37.000 but

00:27:37.820 because it's the internet

00:27:39.520 because it's 2020

00:27:41.080 was that the end

00:27:42.560 of the conversation

00:27:43.260 no

00:27:43.720 it was not

00:27:44.840 the debunker

00:27:46.340 was immediately

00:27:47.420 debunked

00:27:48.460 so there was

00:27:50.180 the graph

00:27:50.700 I was suspicious of

00:27:52.060 there was a debunker

00:27:53.640 who had a very solid

00:27:54.920 debunking of it

00:27:56.020 followed by a debunker

00:27:57.940 of the debunker

00:27:58.780 and then

00:27:59.800 as these things

00:28:00.940 always go

00:28:01.520 I sort of lost interest

00:28:03.460 and I couldn't quite

00:28:04.100 follow the argument

00:28:04.840 after that

00:28:05.420 so I'm not quite sure

00:28:07.020 if the debunker

00:28:07.820 or the debunker

00:28:08.700 of the debunker

00:28:09.500 won the argument

00:28:10.720 but I'm still

00:28:11.840 leaning toward

00:28:12.720 the debunk

00:28:14.300 so I still think

00:28:15.820 it's fake

00:28:16.360 it might be real data

00:28:19.260 I'm not saying

00:28:20.060 the data is wrong

00:28:21.140 but there might be

00:28:22.380 an artifact in there

00:28:23.640 of time lag

00:28:24.660 and you know

00:28:25.840 it's just the day

00:28:26.700 that it was measured

00:28:27.620 it's not that it was wrong

00:28:28.740 per se

00:28:29.280 Joe Biden

00:28:32.780 did another

00:28:33.360 little video

00:28:34.000 in which

00:28:34.500 he referred

00:28:37.200 to our leader

00:28:37.880 as

00:28:38.240 President Trump

00:28:40.460 Snickers

00:28:43.780 Snickers

00:28:46.320 that's the cat

00:28:48.540 you always

00:28:50.820 bark at the cat

00:28:51.680 you act like

00:28:54.200 Snickers

00:28:58.980 you act

00:29:00.640 you act like

00:29:04.020 you've never

00:29:04.380 seen the cat

00:29:05.160 of course

00:29:06.600 you've seen

00:29:06.960 the cat

00:29:07.400 every day

00:29:08.500 it's always

00:29:09.860 the same cat

00:29:10.680 you need not

00:29:12.440 bark

00:29:12.760 alright

00:29:13.660 I think we got

00:29:14.380 that sorted out

00:29:15.300 back to me

00:29:20.420 yeah so

00:29:21.660 Joe Biden

00:29:22.180 referred to

00:29:22.760 our leader

00:29:23.720 as

00:29:24.020 President

00:29:24.560 Trump

00:29:25.160 he corrected

00:29:26.900 it

00:29:27.200 how many

00:29:30.740 times

00:29:31.040 is he

00:29:31.340 going to

00:29:31.620 mispronounce

00:29:32.320 a world

00:29:32.800 leader's

00:29:33.200 name

00:29:33.460 before

00:29:34.460 Alyssa

00:29:35.800 Milano

00:29:36.260 says

00:29:37.140 I've had

00:29:37.900 enough

00:29:38.260 so the other

00:29:39.480 funny thing

00:29:39.980 is that

00:29:40.380 well it's

00:29:41.540 funny tragic

00:29:42.200 or funny

00:29:44.180 interesting

00:29:44.620 I don't know

00:29:45.160 it's not funny

00:29:45.720 in the

00:29:46.120 in the

00:29:47.300 haha way

00:29:48.000 but still

00:29:48.900 interesting

00:29:49.280 so

00:29:51.060 yeah

00:29:52.620 I'm

00:29:54.400 not on

00:29:55.380 the side

00:29:55.920 of most

00:29:56.760 of you

00:29:57.300 who are

00:29:57.880 watching

00:29:58.220 this

00:29:58.540 I think

00:29:59.060 based on

00:29:59.700 what I

00:30:00.780 know about

00:30:01.200 my

00:30:01.500 viewers

00:30:02.280 many of

00:30:04.560 you have

00:30:04.840 a negative

00:30:05.740 opinion of

00:30:06.520 her political

00:30:07.140 activism

00:30:07.600 but I don't

00:30:08.300 I don't

00:30:08.920 agree with

00:30:09.440 her positions

00:30:10.080 in many

00:30:11.420 cases

00:30:11.780 but I

00:30:12.580 like the

00:30:13.100 fact that

00:30:13.460 she's

00:30:13.780 sincere

00:30:14.420 and trying

00:30:15.040 to help

00:30:15.460 and her

00:30:16.340 intentions are

00:30:16.940 good and

00:30:17.380 she puts

00:30:17.760 in the

00:30:18.000 work

00:30:18.340 and she's

00:30:19.280 got skin

00:30:19.720 in the

00:30:20.000 game

00:30:20.360 and I

00:30:21.740 just

00:30:21.940 I just

00:30:22.420 respect

00:30:22.840 activism

00:30:23.440 if people

00:30:24.180 have good

00:30:24.520 intentions

00:30:24.940 and she

00:30:25.860 does

00:30:26.160 but she

00:30:27.200 got it

00:30:27.620 kind of

00:30:28.580 trapped

00:30:29.160 by running

00:30:30.860 out of

00:30:31.260 candidates

00:30:31.860 that were

00:30:33.100 sentient

00:30:34.400 beings

00:30:34.960 so she's

00:30:37.100 sort of by

00:30:37.700 default

00:30:38.280 because she

00:30:39.140 can't be

00:30:39.640 a Republican

00:30:40.300 and I

00:30:41.100 guess she

00:30:41.400 doesn't want

00:30:41.860 to sit

00:30:42.260 it out

00:30:42.760 because she's

00:30:44.120 sort of an

00:30:44.860 activist so she

00:30:45.800 needs to have

00:30:46.440 a candidate

00:30:46.940 and she

00:30:48.940 was left

00:30:49.440 with

00:30:49.840 whatever's

00:30:51.820 left of

00:30:52.260 Joe Biden

00:30:52.800 who I

00:30:53.500 believe is

00:30:54.060 a saddle

00:30:55.220 bag full

00:30:55.880 of old

00:30:56.220 letters

00:30:56.580 and

00:30:58.300 she's

00:31:00.060 doing her

00:31:01.300 best

00:31:01.780 to be

00:31:05.800 supportive

00:31:06.300 and I

00:31:06.720 think she

00:31:07.500 said she's

00:31:08.000 known him

00:31:08.360 for years

00:31:08.760 so I

00:31:09.060 guess

00:31:09.220 they have

00:31:10.620 some kind

00:31:10.980 of personal

00:31:11.420 connection

00:31:11.880 that goes

00:31:12.260 back for a

00:31:12.760 while

00:31:12.880 so I

00:31:15.760 guess I

00:31:16.240 admire her

00:31:17.060 loyalty

00:31:17.700 but

00:31:19.600 she has

00:31:21.320 to know

00:31:22.100 what's

00:31:23.380 going on

00:31:24.160 right

00:31:24.520 she has

00:31:25.600 to know

00:31:26.120 because we

00:31:27.160 all know

00:31:27.700 there's nobody

00:31:28.380 who doesn't

00:31:29.100 know

00:31:29.520 that he's

00:31:30.720 not up

00:31:31.260 for the

00:31:31.520 job

00:31:31.900 and again

00:31:33.240 I'm not

00:31:33.600 making a

00:31:34.300 Democrat

00:31:34.940 versus

00:31:35.440 Republican

00:31:36.060 comment

00:31:36.660 whatsoever

00:31:37.180 you know

00:31:38.280 if you

00:31:38.860 told me

00:31:39.460 you know

00:31:40.840 Andrew Cuomo

00:31:41.620 was going

00:31:42.180 to be the

00:31:42.620 candidate

00:31:43.040 I would

00:31:43.960 say well

00:31:44.480 pretty strong

00:31:45.400 choice

00:31:45.860 that'd be

00:31:47.020 interesting

00:31:47.420 at least

00:31:48.400 we'd have

00:31:49.120 some real

00:31:49.460 competition

00:31:50.000 then

00:31:50.300 so it's

00:31:51.180 not like

00:31:51.540 I'm going

00:31:51.800 to mock

00:31:53.940 every Democrat

00:31:54.820 or something

00:31:55.300 if anybody's

00:31:55.900 new to my

00:31:56.520 periscopes

00:31:58.100 that's not

00:31:58.740 what I'm

00:31:59.120 about

00:31:59.440 but I

00:32:00.860 mean

00:32:00.980 seriously

00:32:01.420 Joe Biden

00:32:02.060 doesn't matter

00:32:03.740 what party

00:32:04.400 we're talking

00:32:04.900 about

00:32:05.220 he's just

00:32:06.020 not

00:32:06.340 capable

00:32:07.540 it's obvious

00:32:08.780 but she's

00:32:10.280 doing her

00:32:10.560 best to

00:32:10.880 defend him

00:32:11.280 and then

00:32:12.160 it just

00:32:12.460 gets worse

00:32:13.120 so then

00:32:14.420 there's this

00:32:14.980 you know

00:32:15.240 me too

00:32:15.680 allegation

00:32:16.300 against Joe

00:32:16.840 Biden

00:32:17.120 for something

00:32:17.960 that allegedly

00:32:18.620 happened

00:32:19.060 years ago

00:32:19.660 and the

00:32:21.340 problem of

00:32:21.900 course is

00:32:22.360 that the

00:32:22.780 allegation

00:32:23.380 has every

00:32:24.320 hallmark of

00:32:25.060 credibility

00:32:25.700 you know

00:32:27.220 as these

00:32:28.040 things are

00:32:28.560 judged

00:32:29.020 because

00:32:30.260 you know

00:32:31.060 the story

00:32:31.680 held together

00:32:32.360 it's clear

00:32:33.740 that you

00:32:34.040 could put

00:32:34.400 them in

00:32:34.660 the same

00:32:35.040 room

00:32:35.580 apparently

00:32:36.980 she told

00:32:37.740 people about

00:32:38.280 it at

00:32:38.540 the time

00:32:39.120 and they

00:32:39.700 back up

00:32:41.540 the story

00:32:42.160 so it

00:32:43.560 doesn't

00:32:43.820 mean any

00:32:44.180 of it

00:32:44.400 happened

00:32:44.840 right

00:32:45.820 so that's

00:32:46.180 not how

00:32:46.840 it works

00:32:47.240 but it

00:32:48.700 does mean

00:32:49.200 that it

00:32:49.620 meets the

00:32:50.140 at least

00:32:50.580 the initial

00:32:51.100 tests

00:32:51.660 where

00:32:52.780 according to

00:32:53.760 the rules

00:32:54.240 of Me Too

00:32:54.860 somebody

00:32:56.160 who is

00:32:56.620 an activist

00:32:58.780 should be

00:33:00.560 backing the

00:33:01.160 woman's story

00:33:01.980 in every

00:33:03.360 other situation

00:33:04.200 you'd

00:33:04.520 expect that

00:33:05.060 to be

00:33:05.340 true

00:33:05.620 but

00:33:06.660 Alyssa

00:33:06.940 Milano

00:33:07.300 has

00:33:07.700 she's

00:33:09.880 decided to

00:33:10.700 choose

00:33:11.200 loyalty

00:33:11.680 over

00:33:12.320 consistency

00:33:13.840 I guess

00:33:14.640 which is

00:33:15.860 you know

00:33:16.420 again I

00:33:17.800 don't even

00:33:18.220 criticize that

00:33:19.060 I'm not

00:33:20.440 even going to

00:33:20.900 criticize her

00:33:21.580 for choosing

00:33:22.200 loyalty

00:33:22.740 or even

00:33:24.500 choosing if

00:33:25.420 she decides

00:33:25.980 that an old

00:33:26.640 saddlebag full

00:33:27.540 of letters

00:33:27.940 is a better

00:33:29.120 president than

00:33:29.900 President Trump

00:33:30.680 and you know

00:33:31.780 maybe look at a

00:33:32.520 strong vice

00:33:33.060 president so it

00:33:33.820 will all be

00:33:34.160 fine you know

00:33:34.720 whatever she's

00:33:35.220 thinking I

00:33:36.160 don't even

00:33:36.520 criticize it

00:33:37.300 but what a

00:33:38.920 position to be

00:33:39.740 in like I

00:33:42.460 feel so bad

00:33:43.980 for her

00:33:44.600 because again

00:33:45.840 she puts in

00:33:46.500 the work

00:33:46.980 like she's

00:33:48.320 worked so

00:33:48.860 hard to

00:33:50.980 you know to

00:33:52.000 be you know

00:33:52.760 part of the

00:33:53.280 influence you

00:33:54.360 know to be a

00:33:54.920 positive

00:33:55.760 you know

00:33:57.180 positive

00:33:57.600 force in

00:33:58.840 society

00:33:59.400 and then she

00:34:00.460 gets trapped

00:34:01.040 defending Joe

00:34:01.920 Biden and

00:34:02.540 then he gets

00:34:02.960 a me too

00:34:03.480 thing and

00:34:03.980 then she's

00:34:04.340 gonna she's

00:34:05.560 still hanging

00:34:06.700 in there

00:34:07.320 God bless her

00:34:10.660 anyway

00:34:11.400 president said

00:34:14.600 that he's

00:34:15.100 gonna put a

00:34:16.040 hold on the

00:34:16.760 funding for

00:34:17.420 the World

00:34:17.840 Health Organization

00:34:18.660 I tell you

00:34:20.120 this president

00:34:20.720 knows knows

00:34:23.220 what's popular

00:34:24.080 because putting

00:34:26.300 a hold on

00:34:26.960 the World

00:34:28.260 Health Organization

00:34:29.120 funding is

00:34:30.500 very popular

00:34:31.580 right now

00:34:32.220 because I

00:34:33.220 don't know

00:34:33.560 what's up

00:34:34.000 with that

00:34:35.160 group but

00:34:36.440 it's not

00:34:36.880 good there's

00:34:38.120 something rotten

00:34:38.840 there but

00:34:40.680 here's the part

00:34:41.240 that I found

00:34:41.820 the best

00:34:43.160 you know

00:34:44.980 do you

00:34:46.180 remember when

00:34:46.740 people made

00:34:47.360 fun of

00:34:47.880 President Trump's

00:34:48.720 simple speaking

00:34:49.840 style you

00:34:51.040 know his

00:34:51.320 simple half

00:34:52.360 sentences and

00:34:53.380 repetition and

00:34:55.140 using simple

00:34:56.640 words and

00:34:57.100 stuff but it

00:34:58.520 is so

00:34:59.220 powerful that

00:35:01.140 I swear when

00:35:03.040 I'm watching

00:35:03.940 him sometimes

00:35:05.120 I mean he

00:35:06.480 does a lot of

00:35:07.020 talking in

00:35:07.880 public and I'm

00:35:08.520 not gonna say

00:35:09.020 it's all

00:35:09.360 brilliant but

00:35:11.180 he has flashes

00:35:12.020 of brilliance

00:35:12.840 and flashes of

00:35:14.340 humor that

00:35:15.420 really are

00:35:16.040 special and

00:35:17.380 this made me

00:35:17.900 laugh when he

00:35:18.560 was talking about

00:35:19.080 putting the

00:35:19.580 funding hold on

00:35:21.300 the World

00:35:21.780 Health Organization

00:35:22.640 because we're

00:35:23.540 putting a hold

00:35:24.080 on it it's a

00:35:24.700 powerful hold

00:35:25.540 a powerful

00:35:26.920 hold what's

00:35:28.760 that mean

00:35:29.300 what makes a

00:35:30.960 hold on

00:35:31.340 funding powerful

00:35:32.140 because all

00:35:33.340 you have to

00:35:33.700 do is tell

00:35:34.720 the Treasury

00:35:35.200 not to write

00:35:35.840 a check

00:35:36.280 is there a

00:35:37.420 weak form of

00:35:38.060 that what's

00:35:39.180 the weak form

00:35:39.900 of putting on

00:35:40.400 the hold

00:35:40.760 well

00:35:42.160 Mnuchin

00:35:44.400 maybe you

00:35:46.460 could consider

00:35:47.220 like I

00:35:48.280 don't know

00:35:48.740 maybe slowing

00:35:50.940 down

00:35:51.900 ish

00:35:52.720 maybe putting

00:35:53.760 a hold

00:35:54.600 on

00:35:55.680 on the

00:35:56.860 funding

00:35:57.340 would that be

00:35:59.200 the opposite

00:35:59.680 of a powerful

00:36:00.500 hold

00:36:00.900 or is a

00:36:02.160 powerful hold

00:36:02.880 like Mnuchin

00:36:04.040 Mnuchin get

00:36:05.540 over here

00:36:05.960 put down your

00:36:07.240 briefcase

00:36:07.700 Mnuchin come

00:36:08.540 over here

00:36:08.960 you put a

00:36:10.480 hold on

00:36:11.060 those funds

00:36:11.560 I'm not

00:36:12.300 talking about

00:36:12.740 a regular

00:36:13.060 hold I'm

00:36:13.600 talking about

00:36:14.000 an extra

00:36:14.360 duty hold

00:36:15.000 I'm talking

00:36:15.720 about metal

00:36:16.900 platinum

00:36:17.560 silver gold

00:36:19.480 we're going

00:36:20.420 for everything

00:36:20.980 this is the

00:36:21.760 hold of all

00:36:22.480 holds this

00:36:23.280 must be

00:36:23.660 powerful

00:36:24.060 I'm talking

00:36:25.100 220 volts

00:36:26.120 serious power

00:36:27.660 hook it up

00:36:28.460 to the Tesla

00:36:28.980 and floor it

00:36:30.520 powerful

00:36:31.540 powerful hold

00:36:32.520 some other

00:36:37.020 news that's

00:36:37.700 no news at

00:36:38.280 all but it's

00:36:38.940 interesting

00:36:39.280 is that

00:36:40.460 advisor Peter

00:36:41.460 Navarro

00:36:42.100 we're learning

00:36:44.260 now

00:36:44.840 wrote a

00:36:46.660 letter warning

00:36:47.380 about the

00:36:48.060 dangers of

00:36:48.680 the coronavirus

00:36:49.220 back at the

00:36:51.440 end of January

00:36:52.300 I think January

00:36:53.440 29th was the

00:36:54.640 key letter

00:36:55.140 and so

00:36:57.380 the press

00:36:58.720 is trying to

00:37:00.420 turn this

00:37:00.900 into a story

00:37:01.800 but there

00:37:03.160 isn't one

00:37:03.760 there

00:37:04.100 and they

00:37:05.000 keep poking

00:37:06.200 and prodding

00:37:06.940 and slicing

00:37:07.880 but no

00:37:09.000 matter how

00:37:09.440 they look

00:37:09.920 at it

00:37:10.340 and no

00:37:10.920 matter what

00:37:11.480 kind of

00:37:11.800 light they

00:37:12.220 shine on

00:37:12.760 it

00:37:12.920 there's

00:37:14.180 literally

00:37:14.480 nothing

00:37:14.840 there

00:37:15.220 now there's

00:37:16.440 new

00:37:16.600 information

00:37:17.140 but they're

00:37:18.260 looking for

00:37:18.700 who did

00:37:19.840 something wrong

00:37:20.520 who didn't

00:37:21.420 listen to

00:37:21.980 somebody

00:37:22.340 or was

00:37:23.060 there an

00:37:23.340 internal

00:37:23.700 debate

00:37:24.160 I mean

00:37:24.460 they're

00:37:24.620 looking for

00:37:24.980 some meat

00:37:25.560 but here's

00:37:27.360 the best

00:37:27.700 they can

00:37:28.080 get

00:37:28.440 and the

00:37:29.520 president's

00:37:30.080 doing a good

00:37:30.540 job of

00:37:31.040 swatting this

00:37:32.100 fly away

00:37:32.760 here's the

00:37:34.040 problem

00:37:34.460 Navarro was

00:37:36.640 completely

00:37:37.180 right

00:37:37.680 because now

00:37:39.320 some time

00:37:40.060 has gone

00:37:40.380 by

00:37:40.700 we can see

00:37:41.360 that anybody

00:37:42.000 who was

00:37:42.360 warning about

00:37:43.060 it in a

00:37:44.140 dire way

00:37:44.720 at the end

00:37:45.120 of January

00:37:45.700 they were

00:37:47.060 among the

00:37:47.480 people who

00:37:47.880 were the

00:37:48.140 most right

00:37:48.920 most early

00:37:50.220 now I beat

00:37:51.680 him by a few

00:37:52.200 days but

00:37:52.780 who's bragging

00:37:54.320 I am

00:37:56.060 but Navarro

00:37:58.320 was right

00:37:58.880 and so now

00:38:00.320 because it's

00:38:01.000 hindsight we can

00:38:01.760 say totally

00:38:02.400 right

00:38:02.760 like that

00:38:03.320 guy that

00:38:04.480 guy totally

00:38:05.560 nailed the

00:38:06.440 risk and

00:38:07.760 he he

00:38:08.780 warned and

00:38:09.800 tried to

00:38:10.180 warn the

00:38:10.440 right people

00:38:10.880 now the

00:38:11.560 president said

00:38:12.080 he didn't

00:38:12.440 see the

00:38:12.840 memo which

00:38:14.000 I think you

00:38:14.700 could conflate

00:38:15.560 with you

00:38:16.340 know didn't

00:38:17.680 remember it

00:38:18.400 it could have

00:38:20.000 been summarized

00:38:21.580 to him could

00:38:22.280 have been

00:38:22.540 summarized to

00:38:23.180 him from

00:38:23.680 another aide

00:38:24.460 who forgot

00:38:24.900 to mention

00:38:25.400 what the

00:38:26.500 memo was

00:38:26.940 from somebody

00:38:28.120 could said

00:38:28.620 hey Pete

00:38:29.160 Navarro says

00:38:29.880 this but then

00:38:30.700 the president

00:38:31.100 forgets who

00:38:32.220 said it

00:38:32.560 first

00:38:32.960 so there

00:38:34.240 are a

00:38:34.400 million

00:38:34.580 possibilities

00:38:35.340 that are

00:38:37.720 reasonable

00:38:38.800 explanations

00:38:39.380 of why the

00:38:39.980 president doesn't

00:38:40.900 have a specific

00:38:41.580 memory of

00:38:42.180 seeing the

00:38:42.620 letter

00:38:42.780 he's a

00:38:44.740 busy guy

00:38:45.200 a lot of

00:38:46.300 opinions flying

00:38:47.000 around there

00:38:47.500 so they're

00:38:50.000 trying to find

00:38:50.680 something that's

00:38:51.380 wrong with the

00:38:51.960 timing except

00:38:52.860 Navarro's letter

00:38:54.440 warning about it

00:38:55.500 happened to be

00:38:56.660 just about

00:38:57.340 exactly the

00:38:58.040 same time

00:38:58.540 that the

00:38:58.860 president

00:38:59.180 closed

00:38:59.820 the flights

00:39:02.220 from China

00:39:02.780 so there's

00:39:04.740 just no

00:39:05.160 space to

00:39:06.500 find the

00:39:06.920 disagreement

00:39:07.420 because even

00:39:08.940 though Trump

00:39:09.780 says he wasn't

00:39:10.500 aware of

00:39:11.120 Navarro's

00:39:11.960 opinion he

00:39:12.500 says Navarro

00:39:13.060 is really

00:39:13.420 smart and

00:39:14.580 he was

00:39:14.860 thinking the

00:39:15.300 same thing

00:39:15.680 at the same

00:39:16.080 time and

00:39:16.620 it's obvious

00:39:17.080 that he was

00:39:17.580 because he

00:39:18.040 acted on it

00:39:18.600 he closed

00:39:18.960 the flights

00:39:19.840 so there's

00:39:21.300 just nothing

00:39:21.820 there but

00:39:23.320 man watching

00:39:24.100 the press

00:39:24.600 picking away

00:39:25.560 at this

00:39:25.880 it's like

00:39:26.160 if we get

00:39:27.240 you to

00:39:27.560 maybe describe

00:39:28.700 it differently

00:39:29.220 we can find

00:39:30.820 something in

00:39:31.520 the way you're

00:39:31.980 saying it

00:39:32.680 that would

00:39:33.060 suggest that

00:39:34.440 somebody should

00:39:35.240 have done

00:39:35.580 something differently

00:39:36.540 in the past

00:39:37.500 as if it

00:39:38.660 matters now

00:39:39.360 but it

00:39:39.760 doesn't

00:39:40.820 all right

00:39:41.500 I'm going to

00:39:41.860 take some

00:39:42.420 questions

00:39:43.920 I believe my

00:39:45.620 technology will

00:39:46.600 work

00:39:47.160 let's see who

00:39:48.700 is waiting

00:39:49.760 to ask me a

00:39:50.420 question

00:39:50.720 and if you've

00:39:51.880 been here for

00:39:52.360 a while

00:39:52.680 you may be

00:39:54.360 thinking

00:39:54.680 that you're

00:39:57.420 surprised

00:39:57.940 that you're

00:39:58.400 going to be

00:39:58.760 at it

00:39:59.680 Harrison

00:40:01.260 do you have

00:40:01.740 a question

00:40:02.020 for me

00:40:02.540 hello

00:40:05.420 Harrison

00:40:06.020 Scott

00:40:06.780 how's it

00:40:07.040 going

00:40:07.220 good

00:40:08.040 good

00:40:08.440 do you have

00:40:08.700 a question

00:40:08.960 for me

00:40:09.380 yeah

00:40:09.880 I do

00:40:10.280 quick question

00:40:11.380 on skill

00:40:12.780 stacks

00:40:13.360 so I know

00:40:14.200 something you

00:40:14.560 talk about a lot

00:40:15.120 I was curious

00:40:15.460 if there are

00:40:15.920 any emerging

00:40:16.520 skills within

00:40:17.480 a skill stack

00:40:18.260 that you're

00:40:18.620 seeing

00:40:19.140 happen over

00:40:20.900 the past

00:40:21.200 couple of

00:40:21.500 years

00:40:21.740 that you might

00:40:22.200 anticipate being

00:40:23.200 important in

00:40:24.280 the future

00:40:24.600 persuasion

00:40:26.480 I would say

00:40:27.260 persuasion is the

00:40:28.060 big skill stack

00:40:29.140 and I'm a big

00:40:30.480 fan of design

00:40:31.480 because you can

00:40:32.960 learn the basics

00:40:34.020 of design

00:40:34.720 sort of 80%

00:40:35.740 of it

00:40:36.120 in about an

00:40:37.020 hour

00:40:37.300 it's the other

00:40:38.680 20%

00:40:39.320 that you have to

00:40:39.740 go to school

00:40:40.180 for four years

00:40:40.860 for

00:40:41.040 but you can

00:40:42.420 get the basics

00:40:43.000 because we're

00:40:43.560 all designers

00:40:44.180 now

00:40:44.520 we're all

00:40:45.800 you got to

00:40:46.320 build a website

00:40:46.960 you got to

00:40:47.520 comment on

00:40:48.140 somebody's

00:40:48.580 after developing

00:40:49.460 you know

00:40:50.320 you've got to

00:40:50.820 put together

00:40:51.820 a PowerPoint

00:40:52.560 slide deck

00:40:53.780 so yeah

00:40:54.700 so I'd say

00:40:55.200 design and

00:40:56.240 persuasion

00:40:56.940 communication and

00:40:58.760 writing in general

00:40:59.540 writing and speaking

00:41:00.720 but

00:41:02.440 did you notice

00:41:03.820 that

00:41:04.700 because of the

00:41:06.440 coronavirus

00:41:06.760 you've got all

00:41:07.700 these people

00:41:08.140 doing video

00:41:09.460 stuff like I'm

00:41:10.280 doing now

00:41:10.800 and

00:41:12.240 did you notice

00:41:15.500 how many people

00:41:16.060 are not good at

00:41:16.920 oh yeah

00:41:18.040 it's rough

00:41:18.920 and even the

00:41:20.740 people who are

00:41:21.380 experts of being

00:41:22.180 on TV

00:41:22.640 let's say

00:41:23.520 Joe Biden

00:41:24.360 if you put

00:41:25.400 Joe Biden

00:41:25.920 in a classic

00:41:26.760 television

00:41:27.560 situation

00:41:28.440 he performs

00:41:29.500 well

00:41:29.880 but that

00:41:30.500 little bit

00:41:31.000 of transition

00:41:31.640 into the

00:41:33.560 live streaming

00:41:34.300 world

00:41:34.720 with just

00:41:35.200 that little

00:41:36.080 bit of

00:41:36.380 difference

00:41:36.720 in what

00:41:37.620 it is

00:41:38.020 you found

00:41:38.800 that some

00:41:39.260 people can

00:41:39.660 do it

00:41:39.960 and some

00:41:40.260 can't

00:41:40.800 and

00:41:41.780 watching

00:41:43.000 the

00:41:43.440 people who

00:41:45.420 can make

00:41:46.100 the transition

00:41:46.680 who can't

00:41:47.320 so

00:41:48.480 I think

00:41:49.580 the world

00:41:50.120 of appearing

00:41:50.840 on video

00:41:51.480 is going to

00:41:52.480 be far more

00:41:53.140 important

00:41:53.540 obviously

00:41:54.160 because we'll

00:41:54.640 be doing

00:41:55.260 more remote

00:41:55.780 stuff

00:41:56.140 and people

00:41:57.220 who are good

00:41:57.780 on video

00:41:58.340 will have a

00:41:59.580 big advantage

00:42:00.080 so I think

00:42:00.620 learning to do

00:42:01.680 this

00:42:02.180 like literally

00:42:03.760 what I'm doing

00:42:04.340 right now

00:42:04.800 learning to do

00:42:05.560 this

00:42:05.940 even if you're

00:42:07.500 just talking

00:42:07.940 to your

00:42:08.380 co-workers

00:42:09.180 or presenting

00:42:10.020 to a

00:42:10.560 customer

00:42:11.600 or something

00:42:12.100 it's probably

00:42:12.980 going to be

00:42:13.380 one of the

00:42:13.920 biggest skills

00:42:15.000 because talking

00:42:15.880 on a

00:42:17.280 camera

00:42:17.640 situation

00:42:18.220 is different

00:42:18.740 than talking

00:42:19.200 in person

00:42:19.640 different

00:42:20.160 than writing

00:42:20.640 a memo

00:42:21.040 etc

00:42:21.400 so anyway

00:42:23.360 thanks for

00:42:24.120 the question

00:42:24.460 can I follow

00:42:25.580 that up

00:42:26.460 with how

00:42:27.140 do you weigh

00:42:27.660 that with

00:42:28.100 kind of a

00:42:28.500 quantitative

00:42:28.940 skill set

00:42:29.540 so quantitative

00:42:30.600 economics

00:42:31.340 the real

00:42:32.940 financial

00:42:34.280 modeling

00:42:34.660 that comes

00:42:35.060 with that

00:42:35.540 that's required

00:42:36.640 to actually

00:42:37.000 present the

00:42:37.380 information

00:42:37.820 in a visual

00:42:38.580 perspective

00:42:39.060 where do you

00:42:40.060 weigh that

00:42:40.700 in terms

00:42:41.020 of importance

00:42:41.580 well it's

00:42:42.500 not so much

00:42:43.140 importance

00:42:44.340 it has more

00:42:45.220 to do

00:42:45.640 with fit

00:42:46.840 so it would

00:42:48.040 be like

00:42:48.360 saying what's

00:42:49.080 the important

00:42:49.800 ingredient

00:42:50.440 of your

00:42:51.320 ministry soup

00:42:52.860 and the answer

00:42:53.740 is oh well

00:42:54.580 what makes it

00:42:55.320 good is that

00:42:56.040 they're sort

00:42:56.640 of all together

00:42:57.300 it's the blend

00:42:58.860 that makes it

00:42:59.380 good it's not

00:42:59.920 because the beans

00:43:00.700 were so awesome

00:43:01.640 so that's what

00:43:03.120 your skill stack

00:43:03.740 is it's not

00:43:04.780 that there's

00:43:05.200 some boss

00:43:06.420 of all skills

00:43:07.560 that you know

00:43:08.400 you should just

00:43:08.940 always start

00:43:09.800 with this one

00:43:10.360 and number

00:43:10.740 two should

00:43:11.080 always be this

00:43:11.540 one

00:43:11.740 I like to

00:43:13.060 start with

00:43:13.460 whatever you're

00:43:13.980 already good

00:43:14.480 at and say

00:43:16.020 all right

00:43:16.460 that's my base

00:43:17.200 stuff the stuff

00:43:17.940 I'm already

00:43:18.300 good at

00:43:18.820 what can I

00:43:19.760 add to that

00:43:20.460 that quickly

00:43:21.020 gets me

00:43:21.660 to a superpower

00:43:22.800 but you know

00:43:23.860 in general

00:43:24.200 I think

00:43:24.660 economics and

00:43:25.600 business

00:43:26.000 are good

00:43:27.240 to add

00:43:27.680 to every

00:43:28.100 skill stack

00:43:28.820 as is

00:43:29.460 persuasion

00:43:30.200 and communication

00:43:31.040 there's some

00:43:31.800 that go

00:43:32.240 that just

00:43:32.800 always are good

00:43:33.500 you know

00:43:34.480 adding

00:43:34.840 design

00:43:35.740 communication

00:43:36.420 those sort

00:43:38.380 of things

00:43:38.700 to anything

00:43:39.140 is good

00:43:39.520 all right

00:43:40.340 thank you

00:43:41.080 thank you

00:43:41.700 let's see

00:43:45.780 what else

00:43:46.200 we got here

00:43:46.820 we've got

00:43:51.100 James

00:43:52.660 let's see

00:43:53.880 what James

00:43:54.400 has to say

00:43:55.100 James

00:43:59.060 James

00:43:59.700 do you have

00:44:00.040 a question

00:44:00.360 James

00:44:00.860 James

00:44:03.040 hi

00:44:04.480 do you have

00:44:05.020 a question

00:44:05.440 James

00:44:08.540 is gone

00:44:09.020 I never

00:44:11.560 know if

00:44:11.880 somebody

00:44:12.120 just hits

00:44:12.540 the wrong

00:44:12.900 button

00:44:13.240 or they

00:44:13.680 get

00:44:13.940 they get

00:44:15.100 camera shy

00:44:16.820 let's see

00:44:18.520 if

00:44:18.700 people named

00:44:20.440 Charlie

00:44:20.820 are never

00:44:21.300 shy

00:44:21.940 that's my

00:44:23.380 rule

00:44:23.720 Charlie

00:44:24.620 well

00:44:25.920 Charlie

00:44:26.400 disappeared

00:44:26.860 so I guess

00:44:28.440 that rule

00:44:29.180 didn't last

00:44:30.020 very long

00:44:30.540 let's see

00:44:33.180 if James

00:44:33.900 wants to

00:44:36.880 talk

00:44:37.220 James

00:44:37.960 James

00:44:38.640 well

00:44:40.960 James

00:44:41.660 do you

00:44:42.100 have a

00:44:42.300 question

00:44:42.540 James

00:44:43.120 good

00:44:45.920 fantastic

00:44:50.740 I really

00:44:51.900 really love

00:44:52.860 that

00:44:53.140 good

00:44:54.060 but

00:44:54.400 so

00:44:56.480 before

00:44:57.460 you're

00:44:57.900 it's a

00:44:59.560 question about

00:45:00.200 how to

00:45:00.660 control

00:45:01.080 emotion

00:45:01.600 how to

00:45:03.300 stop

00:45:03.580 myself

00:45:03.940 from

00:45:04.460 running

00:45:04.800 away

00:45:05.120 with

00:45:05.380 anger

00:45:05.980 if you

00:45:07.200 have a

00:45:07.620 trick

00:45:07.980 that's

00:45:08.580 similar

00:45:08.820 to the

00:45:09.180 22nd

00:45:09.900 yeah

00:45:11.500 let me

00:45:13.820 tell you

00:45:14.120 the bad

00:45:14.660 way to

00:45:14.980 do it

00:45:15.280 the way

00:45:15.680 I did

00:45:15.980 it most

00:45:16.340 of my

00:45:16.620 life

00:45:16.940 is I

00:45:17.640 would

00:45:17.800 break

00:45:18.100 something

00:45:18.460 and

00:45:19.880 observers

00:45:21.020 would be

00:45:21.580 very upset

00:45:22.300 because

00:45:22.900 I'd have

00:45:23.440 just some

00:45:24.260 frustration

00:45:24.800 about

00:45:25.200 nothing

00:45:26.060 important

00:45:26.640 you know

00:45:27.440 just some

00:45:27.980 out of the

00:45:28.900 printers on a

00:45:29.520 paper or

00:45:29.920 something

00:45:30.180 it's the

00:45:30.680 last straw

00:45:31.300 and I'd

00:45:32.340 find that

00:45:32.780 if I

00:45:33.040 just

00:45:33.300 like

00:45:33.580 smash

00:45:34.120 something

00:45:34.480 to

00:45:34.660 pieces

00:45:34.940 something

00:45:35.920 that

00:45:36.100 wasn't

00:45:36.360 expensive

00:45:36.840 you know

00:45:37.620 something

00:45:37.900 I wasn't

00:45:38.340 going to

00:45:38.580 miss

00:45:38.840 not my

00:45:39.380 computer

00:45:39.780 or something

00:45:40.120 like that

00:45:40.540 but just

00:45:41.340 break the

00:45:42.140 crap out of

00:45:42.880 something

00:45:43.200 or let's

00:45:44.820 say your

00:45:45.100 printer's old

00:45:45.820 and you're

00:45:46.120 thinking of

00:45:46.760 replacing it

00:45:47.700 anyway

00:45:48.040 well I'd

00:45:48.780 throw it

00:45:49.100 at a

00:45:49.340 second

00:45:49.520 store window

00:45:50.220 that sort

00:45:50.800 of thing

00:45:51.060 and I

00:45:52.040 found that

00:45:52.380 it would

00:45:52.580 instantly

00:45:53.440 take my

00:45:54.000 stress

00:45:54.320 away

00:45:54.620 in a way

00:45:56.680 that I

00:45:56.940 don't think

00:45:57.220 anybody could

00:45:57.860 understand if

00:45:58.980 they were

00:45:59.240 observing

00:45:59.680 because it

00:46:00.120 would look

00:46:00.360 like I was

00:46:00.780 so mad

00:46:01.360 soon as I

00:46:02.580 break something

00:46:03.140 I go

00:46:03.520 oh

00:46:04.180 like yeah

00:46:05.400 all these

00:46:05.740 endorphins

00:46:06.340 just fill me

00:46:07.220 and I'm

00:46:08.260 just completely

00:46:09.080 good after that

00:46:09.880 now the

00:46:11.220 problem with

00:46:11.740 that is it

00:46:12.700 scares the

00:46:13.240 heck out of

00:46:13.680 the pets

00:46:14.240 and anybody

00:46:15.220 else in the

00:46:15.780 house

00:46:16.100 so don't do

00:46:17.220 that

00:46:17.620 it was a very

00:46:18.460 selfish thing

00:46:19.280 because it

00:46:19.820 worked really

00:46:20.440 well

00:46:20.880 but you can't

00:46:22.360 do it if

00:46:22.700 you're a

00:46:23.140 social creature

00:46:23.820 in the

00:46:24.060 world

00:46:24.240 so let

00:46:25.480 me give

00:46:25.700 you some

00:46:25.940 more

00:46:26.160 practical

00:46:27.300 advice

00:46:28.060 some of

00:46:29.380 it is

00:46:29.840 from Mel

00:46:30.720 Gibson

00:46:31.100 actor Mel

00:46:32.020 Gibson

00:46:32.320 now you

00:46:33.300 may have

00:46:33.640 your opinions

00:46:34.160 about Mel

00:46:34.640 Gibson

00:46:34.900 but he

00:46:35.260 had this

00:46:35.520 one little

00:46:35.860 tip

00:46:36.120 or at least

00:46:36.960 I heard it

00:46:37.360 from him

00:46:37.700 they learned

00:46:38.580 in acting

00:46:39.120 school

00:46:39.600 in acting

00:46:41.960 school they

00:46:42.460 taught him

00:46:42.820 that if he

00:46:43.240 wanted to

00:46:43.760 portray an

00:46:45.340 emotion

00:46:45.740 that the

00:46:47.960 way to get

00:46:48.420 into that

00:46:48.860 emotion is

00:46:49.500 to breathe

00:46:50.120 the way

00:46:50.940 that you

00:46:51.240 would breathe

00:46:51.820 in that

00:46:52.680 situation

00:46:53.240 so if you

00:46:54.180 wanted to

00:46:54.600 bring yourself

00:46:56.120 into a state

00:46:56.840 of let's say

00:46:57.780 anxiety

00:46:58.380 because the

00:46:59.380 ghosts are

00:47:00.340 chasing you

00:47:00.800 or something

00:47:01.180 you would

00:47:01.960 breathe the

00:47:02.460 way you

00:47:02.720 would breathe

00:47:03.160 if you were

00:47:03.700 in that

00:47:03.940 situation

00:47:04.440 and that

00:47:05.240 puts the

00:47:05.660 rest of

00:47:05.980 your body

00:47:06.380 into that

00:47:06.840 mode

00:47:07.100 it triggers

00:47:07.620 it

00:47:08.200 but that

00:47:10.600 can work

00:47:11.020 the other

00:47:11.540 way as

00:47:11.900 well

00:47:12.120 so if

00:47:13.580 you concentrate

00:47:14.160 on your

00:47:14.620 breathing

00:47:15.060 let's say

00:47:15.860 you're starting

00:47:16.500 to get angry

00:47:17.260 and you just

00:47:18.340 go

00:47:18.560 and you

00:47:21.940 say okay

00:47:22.460 how would

00:47:22.900 I breathe

00:47:23.580 if I

00:47:24.860 wanted to

00:47:25.260 not be

00:47:25.640 angry

00:47:25.940 like I'll

00:47:27.040 just pretend

00:47:27.660 to breathe

00:47:28.200 like a

00:47:28.580 not angry

00:47:29.100 person

00:47:29.520 and what

00:47:30.200 will happen

00:47:30.540 is it

00:47:30.840 makes you

00:47:31.060 not angry

00:47:31.560 because your

00:47:32.680 mood and

00:47:34.140 your attitude

00:47:34.580 is so

00:47:35.960 automatically

00:47:37.920 connected to

00:47:38.900 your breathing

00:47:39.420 and you

00:47:40.160 don't know

00:47:40.580 it

00:47:40.820 on a

00:47:41.540 conscious

00:47:41.840 level

00:47:42.180 you're

00:47:42.400 not aware

00:47:42.760 of it

00:47:43.040 but if

00:47:43.820 you move

00:47:44.180 one it

00:47:44.560 moves the

00:47:44.940 other

00:47:45.120 because they're

00:47:45.700 almost

00:47:46.180 handcuffed

00:47:46.700 together

00:47:47.100 so that's

00:47:47.820 a little

00:47:48.000 trick

00:47:48.300 so you

00:47:48.920 just go

00:47:49.320 right to

00:47:49.640 your

00:47:49.740 breathing

00:47:50.080 you don't

00:47:51.080 have to

00:47:51.600 breathe

00:47:53.680 let me

00:47:55.380 say it

00:47:55.600 this way

00:47:55.900 all you

00:47:56.780 have to

00:47:57.000 do is

00:47:57.280 pretend

00:47:57.860 to be

00:47:58.480 relaxed

00:47:59.080 and do

00:48:00.440 like you're

00:48:00.960 an actor

00:48:01.400 just pretend

00:48:02.680 to breathe

00:48:03.920 freely

00:48:04.380 and you

00:48:05.660 will

00:48:05.840 the other

00:48:06.520 thing I

00:48:06.840 find is

00:48:07.260 that

00:48:07.520 when you're

00:48:08.900 angry

00:48:09.180 your body

00:48:10.160 tenses up

00:48:11.640 so sometimes

00:48:12.740 you just

00:48:14.180 have to

00:48:14.720 broaden your

00:48:15.740 shoulders

00:48:16.100 and stretch

00:48:16.880 your back

00:48:17.460 move your

00:48:18.720 neck around

00:48:19.420 and just

00:48:20.160 take the

00:48:20.620 tension

00:48:21.420 out of

00:48:21.700 your body

00:48:22.100 sometimes

00:48:22.880 you just

00:48:23.320 gotta take

00:48:23.760 a walk

00:48:24.240 I find

00:48:25.620 that

00:48:25.960 the general

00:48:28.740 tension

00:48:29.120 level

00:48:29.500 you can

00:48:29.900 take off

00:48:30.480 20%

00:48:31.580 just by

00:48:32.500 taking a

00:48:32.940 nice walk

00:48:33.420 by yourself

00:48:33.980 with no

00:48:34.380 tension

00:48:34.700 and then

00:48:35.560 everything's

00:48:36.140 easier

00:48:36.440 you're not

00:48:36.760 gonna get

00:48:37.060 that mad

00:48:37.420 in the

00:48:37.640 first place

00:48:38.180 so in

00:48:40.380 the comments

00:48:40.900 we have

00:48:41.340 another

00:48:41.640 suggestion

00:48:42.460 a couple

00:48:42.900 of bong

00:48:43.240 hits

00:48:43.540 but that

00:48:45.940 would be

00:48:46.200 up to

00:48:46.440 you and

00:48:46.700 your doctor

00:48:47.200 so

00:48:48.100 those are

00:48:50.020 the big

00:48:50.280 things

00:48:50.700 and the

00:48:53.240 other is

00:48:53.580 just practice

00:48:54.300 you know

00:48:56.180 I definitely

00:48:57.860 have a quick

00:48:58.620 temper

00:48:59.120 some of you

00:49:01.440 have seen

00:49:01.780 it

00:49:01.920 but here's

00:49:05.880 the thing

00:49:06.140 you need

00:49:06.420 to know

00:49:06.800 I never

00:49:08.720 let my

00:49:09.240 temper

00:49:09.600 get that

00:49:10.340 high

00:49:10.680 unless it

00:49:11.200 has utility

00:49:11.880 so if

00:49:13.560 I'm doing

00:49:13.920 it on

00:49:14.220 periscope

00:49:14.840 it's

00:49:15.160 because

00:49:15.560 it's

00:49:15.900 something

00:49:16.180 I'm

00:49:17.100 especially

00:49:17.580 interested

00:49:18.220 in making

00:49:19.440 an impression

00:49:20.060 over

00:49:20.480 so I

00:49:21.440 let it

00:49:21.820 go

00:49:22.060 but I'm

00:49:22.700 conscious

00:49:23.140 of

00:49:23.580 ramping

00:49:24.360 it up

00:49:24.600 and ramping

00:49:25.000 it down

00:49:25.320 so I

00:49:25.820 always feel

00:49:26.240 I'm in

00:49:26.580 control

00:49:26.940 of it

00:49:27.260 even if

00:49:28.120 it doesn't

00:49:28.500 look that

00:49:29.300 way

00:49:29.520 so it's

00:49:30.520 very

00:49:30.780 intentional

00:49:31.300 if I

00:49:32.040 let myself

00:49:32.680 in fact

00:49:33.140 you've

00:49:33.380 seen it

00:49:33.660 happen

00:49:33.940 you've

00:49:34.640 probably

00:49:34.820 seen it

00:49:35.280 where I

00:49:35.640 warn you

00:49:36.080 that there's

00:49:36.500 some

00:49:36.680 swearing

00:49:37.040 coming

00:49:37.400 at the

00:49:38.500 time

00:49:38.720 that I'm

00:49:39.020 warning

00:49:39.280 you

00:49:39.580 I have

00:49:40.500 not ramped

00:49:41.100 up to

00:49:41.400 full

00:49:41.620 anger

00:49:41.880 yet

00:49:42.200 I just

00:49:43.180 know I

00:49:44.120 can

00:49:44.540 so once

00:49:45.740 I've

00:49:45.960 warned

00:49:46.180 people

00:49:46.480 to send

00:49:47.040 the

00:49:47.180 children

00:49:47.420 away

00:49:47.820 I

00:49:49.200 just

00:49:49.460 let

00:49:49.940 myself

00:49:50.340 go

00:49:50.720 and I

00:49:51.620 can

00:49:51.800 feel a

00:49:52.600 raising

00:49:52.880 like a

00:49:53.320 temperature

00:49:54.160 going up

00:49:54.660 to 100

00:49:55.020 and I

00:49:56.060 can do

00:49:56.300 it almost

00:49:56.620 instantly

00:49:57.080 but I

00:49:57.440 can also

00:49:57.940 bring it

00:49:59.580 back down

00:50:00.100 pretty

00:50:00.320 quickly

00:50:00.620 so it's

00:50:01.220 not too

00:50:01.960 scary

00:50:02.280 when it

00:50:02.560 happens

00:50:02.860 anyway I

00:50:04.720 hope that

00:50:04.980 helped a

00:50:05.320 little bit

00:50:05.680 absolutely

00:50:06.860 thank you

00:50:07.340 so much

00:50:07.680 I'll try

00:50:07.980 that

00:50:08.260 all right

00:50:08.780 take care

00:50:09.280 that's a

00:50:12.100 good

00:50:12.200 question

00:50:12.580 let's

00:50:15.100 see what

00:50:15.680 Kathy has

00:50:18.300 to say

00:50:18.740 Kathy

00:50:21.520 how are

00:50:22.520 you

00:50:23.240 do you

00:50:27.100 have a

00:50:27.340 question

00:50:27.600 for me

00:50:28.020 I do

00:50:29.420 so three

00:50:31.460 years ago

00:50:32.200 a friend

00:50:34.360 of mine

00:50:34.720 was here

00:50:35.280 we were

00:50:35.660 having a

00:50:36.040 pool

00:50:36.220 party

00:50:36.600 and she

00:50:38.200 left a

00:50:39.120 bag of

00:50:40.060 marijuana

00:50:41.820 and I

00:50:44.820 placed it

00:50:45.600 under an

00:50:46.340 ottoman

00:50:46.800 in this

00:50:48.260 baggie

00:50:48.900 under an

00:50:49.780 ottoman

00:50:50.280 in my

00:50:50.980 back

00:50:51.400 rustic

00:50:52.000 room

00:50:52.280 next to

00:50:52.740 a fake

00:50:53.380 pine tree

00:50:54.160 true story

00:50:55.400 and I

00:50:56.480 the other

00:50:56.960 day I

00:50:57.320 remembered it

00:50:57.900 was there

00:50:58.320 and I

00:50:58.620 pulled it

00:50:59.000 out and

00:50:59.300 looked at

00:50:59.720 it

00:50:59.960 because it's

00:51:00.760 probably

00:51:01.160 been 25

00:51:02.420 years

00:51:03.080 since I've

00:51:04.160 smoked

00:51:04.500 and I

00:51:06.440 looked at

00:51:06.920 it and

00:51:07.120 it's all

00:51:07.500 these buds

00:51:08.200 and it

00:51:08.540 looks drier

00:51:09.420 than dry

00:51:10.340 so I was

00:51:11.900 wondering

00:51:12.420 if what

00:51:14.380 do you do

00:51:14.760 throw a

00:51:15.480 leaf of

00:51:17.240 moist lettuce

00:51:18.140 in there and

00:51:18.780 let it sit

00:51:19.300 overnight or

00:51:20.060 because I'm

00:51:20.860 thinking if

00:51:21.720 there's ever a

00:51:22.380 time to get

00:51:23.680 crazy now

00:51:25.680 would be the

00:51:26.240 time

00:51:26.700 well I

00:51:28.000 I would

00:51:28.660 of course

00:51:29.580 being

00:51:30.940 responsible

00:51:31.600 I never

00:51:32.380 I never

00:51:33.000 recommend

00:51:33.500 anything like

00:51:34.420 that

00:51:34.660 that's

00:51:35.140 for your

00:51:35.840 doctor

00:51:36.220 but I'll

00:51:37.220 answer this

00:51:38.960 scientifically

00:51:39.600 so the

00:51:41.380 scientific

00:51:41.780 answer is

00:51:42.420 this

00:51:42.640 in all

00:51:43.720 likelihood

00:51:44.180 it still

00:51:45.440 has

00:51:45.900 potency

00:51:47.600 I don't

00:51:49.160 know if

00:51:49.360 it's 100%

00:51:49.900 but I'm

00:51:50.480 sure it

00:51:50.740 would get

00:51:50.940 the job

00:51:51.260 done

00:51:51.460 it doesn't

00:51:51.720 get more

00:51:52.160 potent

00:51:52.580 I don't

00:51:55.900 want a

00:51:56.160 microscope

00:51:56.560 or anything

00:51:57.220 I don't

00:51:58.160 want to

00:51:58.360 get too

00:51:58.720 quick

00:51:59.060 and assuming

00:52:01.920 that it

00:52:02.240 was sealed

00:52:02.820 in the

00:52:03.560 bag

00:52:04.000 there were

00:52:05.800 no bad

00:52:06.520 things that

00:52:06.960 got in

00:52:07.280 there

00:52:07.500 in all

00:52:08.600 likelihood

00:52:08.920 the dryness

00:52:09.700 will just

00:52:10.140 affect the

00:52:10.980 flavor

00:52:11.340 but nothing

00:52:11.900 else

00:52:12.320 is my

00:52:12.900 guess

00:52:13.240 so if

00:52:14.660 you don't

00:52:14.900 care about

00:52:15.320 the flavor

00:52:15.840 not too

00:52:17.580 much

00:52:17.840 no not

00:52:18.360 at this

00:52:18.700 point

00:52:19.000 I don't

00:52:19.500 think

00:52:19.660 I think

00:52:20.280 we have

00:52:20.540 enough

00:52:20.780 flavor

00:52:21.120 going on

00:52:21.720 so that's

00:52:22.540 somebody

00:52:25.260 suggesting

00:52:25.860 cooking it

00:52:26.500 but I

00:52:27.260 never

00:52:27.500 suggest

00:52:27.960 that

00:52:28.240 because

00:52:28.620 everybody

00:52:29.080 I know

00:52:29.540 who's had

00:52:29.900 a bad

00:52:30.260 experience

00:52:30.900 it was

00:52:31.620 from

00:52:31.820 edibles

00:52:32.300 and I

00:52:33.840 get why

00:52:34.480 I understand

00:52:37.200 the advantages

00:52:38.380 of it

00:52:38.820 but the

00:52:39.160 disadvantages

00:52:39.700 are pretty

00:52:41.240 big

00:52:41.540 alright

00:52:41.880 thanks

00:52:42.560 but no

00:52:43.980 I just

00:52:44.380 wanted to

00:52:45.040 know if

00:52:46.100 it was

00:52:46.360 still

00:52:46.780 or if

00:52:47.980 it was

00:52:48.220 going to

00:52:48.480 pop

00:52:48.860 snap

00:52:49.340 crack

00:52:50.080 blow up

00:52:50.460 in my

00:52:50.700 face

00:52:51.080 that kind

00:52:51.500 of thing

00:52:51.860 I'm

00:52:54.020 not a

00:52:54.340 doctor

00:52:54.660 I can't

00:52:56.180 recommend

00:52:57.000 the safe

00:52:58.400 or not

00:52:58.780 safe

00:52:59.240 all say

00:53:00.580 the only

00:53:02.300 thing I know

00:53:02.720 for sure

00:53:03.120 is that

00:53:03.520 it would

00:53:03.880 still be

00:53:04.280 potent

00:53:04.580 that's

00:53:05.180 the only

00:53:05.380 thing I

00:53:05.700 could be

00:53:05.960 sure of

00:53:06.340 wow

00:53:06.660 thank you

00:53:07.380 and thank

00:53:07.840 you for

00:53:08.240 swaddling

00:53:09.020 so much

00:53:09.600 captain

00:53:10.040 you're

00:53:12.040 welcome

00:53:12.360 bye

00:53:13.640 getting

00:53:17.300 interesting

00:53:17.800 questions

00:53:18.340 tonight

00:53:18.800 let's

00:53:20.780 see what

00:53:21.160 Brian

00:53:21.700 has to

00:53:22.160 say

00:53:22.540 Brian

00:53:25.540 do you

00:53:25.920 have a

00:53:26.140 question

00:53:26.400 for me

00:53:26.920 books that

00:53:31.740 are over

00:53:32.120 your left

00:53:32.480 shoulder

00:53:32.700 right now

00:53:33.160 especially

00:53:34.020 how to

00:53:34.700 fail at

00:53:34.980 almost

00:53:35.200 everything

00:53:35.540 was

00:53:35.920 amazing

00:53:37.040 I thought

00:53:37.480 thank you

00:53:38.460 you're

00:53:39.400 welcome

00:53:39.580 but the

00:53:40.760 thing that

00:53:41.040 occurred to

00:53:41.520 me

00:53:41.680 actually

00:53:42.020 is when

00:53:42.380 you

00:53:42.620 talked

00:53:42.900 about

00:53:43.300 the

00:53:44.720 two

00:53:46.540 screens

00:53:47.560 thing

00:53:48.360 with

00:53:48.660 a debate

00:53:49.940 for the

00:53:50.220 end of

00:53:50.460 time

00:53:50.820 is this a

00:53:51.760 real problem

00:53:52.300 or did

00:53:52.580 we actually

00:53:53.020 stop the

00:53:53.620 problem

00:53:54.040 and so

00:53:54.800 not a lot

00:53:55.920 of deaths

00:53:56.240 manifested

00:53:56.820 did we dodge

00:53:58.060 a major bullet

00:53:58.720 by having the

00:53:59.380 persuasive power

00:54:00.240 of a conservative

00:54:00.920 president

00:54:01.380 trump

00:54:01.800 instead of

00:54:02.280 a president

00:54:02.640 hillary

00:54:03.020 because in

00:54:04.160 my mind

00:54:04.700 a president

00:54:05.440 hillary

00:54:05.940 clinton

00:54:06.480 could never

00:54:07.520 could never

00:54:09.480 convince

00:54:09.840 conservatives

00:54:10.520 to not

00:54:11.400 think that

00:54:11.880 this was a

00:54:12.240 government

00:54:12.460 takeover

00:54:13.000 of society

00:54:13.980 oh yeah

00:54:15.980 I see where

00:54:16.380 you're going

00:54:16.720 well yes

00:54:18.620 but I'm not

00:54:19.400 sure you can

00:54:20.040 give the

00:54:20.720 president

00:54:21.240 that kind

00:54:22.440 of credit

00:54:22.960 because you

00:54:24.680 know he

00:54:24.920 just happens

00:54:25.480 to be a

00:54:26.060 republican

00:54:26.460 and he

00:54:26.840 just happened

00:54:27.420 to do

00:54:28.240 what he

00:54:28.500 did

00:54:28.700 but you're

00:54:29.760 right

00:54:30.100 if this

00:54:31.000 is if

00:54:31.620 a if

00:54:32.600 obama

00:54:33.160 let's say

00:54:33.920 had asked

00:54:35.120 everybody to

00:54:35.680 stay home

00:54:36.140 and crash

00:54:36.560 the economy

00:54:37.200 you're right

00:54:38.460 I don't know

00:54:39.120 if conservatives

00:54:39.720 would have

00:54:40.320 gone along

00:54:41.000 for the ride

00:54:41.700 so he

00:54:42.760 already

00:54:42.940 paced them

00:54:43.640 he paced

00:54:44.620 the conservatives

00:54:45.160 trust him

00:54:45.760 more than

00:54:46.100 probably any

00:54:46.760 president

00:54:47.300 since ronald

00:54:47.880 reagan

00:54:48.220 they would

00:54:49.280 have been

00:54:49.600 I think

00:54:50.020 on board

00:54:50.560 with a

00:54:51.140 democrat

00:54:51.460 president

00:54:52.020 well and

00:54:53.040 the other

00:54:53.500 thing he

00:54:53.840 has going

00:54:54.280 for him

00:54:54.700 which

00:54:55.020 nobody's

00:54:55.860 talking

00:54:56.180 about

00:54:56.580 and I

00:54:56.980 don't

00:54:57.120 know

00:54:57.300 why

00:54:57.640 which is

00:54:58.880 that it's

00:54:59.320 entirely

00:54:59.680 possible

00:55:00.220 he

00:55:00.480 bankrupted

00:55:01.180 himself

00:55:01.620 to save

00:55:02.980 the country

00:55:03.460 or you

00:55:04.260 know to

00:55:04.500 save

00:55:04.920 you know

00:55:05.940 a million

00:55:06.740 people or

00:55:07.220 whatever

00:55:07.440 and I

00:55:09.160 don't know

00:55:09.600 if that

00:55:10.100 so first

00:55:11.360 of all

00:55:11.680 I don't

00:55:12.560 know if

00:55:12.900 he's going

00:55:13.200 to bankrupt

00:55:13.800 Trump

00:55:14.760 properties

00:55:15.220 but it

00:55:15.680 looks like

00:55:16.040 all the

00:55:16.560 you know

00:55:16.900 the resort

00:55:17.440 hotel properties

00:55:18.340 are going

00:55:19.380 to struggle

00:55:19.860 but you

00:55:20.860 know we

00:55:21.080 hope they

00:55:21.620 do okay

00:55:22.080 but the

00:55:22.960 fact that

00:55:23.540 without

00:55:23.900 even

00:55:24.260 blinking

00:55:24.820 without

00:55:26.660 even

00:55:27.000 blinking

00:55:27.540 at least

00:55:28.700 you know

00:55:29.000 in public

00:55:29.400 we didn't

00:55:29.860 see it

00:55:30.200 I think

00:55:31.020 he I

00:55:31.580 think he

00:55:31.900 destroyed

00:55:32.400 his entire

00:55:33.120 family

00:55:34.520 business

00:55:35.740 to save

00:55:37.780 people he

00:55:38.420 doesn't

00:55:38.860 doesn't

00:55:39.400 know

00:55:39.700 now and

00:55:41.120 that's one of

00:55:41.500 the greatest

00:55:41.820 stories but

00:55:42.420 of course

00:55:42.880 the way

00:55:43.400 things are

00:55:43.820 we'll never

00:55:44.400 see it that

00:55:44.920 way

00:55:45.140 it'll always

00:55:46.580 be cast

00:55:47.660 in some

00:55:48.160 you know

00:55:48.460 small selfish

00:55:49.280 way

00:55:49.660 but if

00:55:51.000 things work

00:55:51.520 out the

00:55:51.880 way I

00:55:52.200 think

00:55:52.620 and here's

00:55:54.760 the other

00:55:55.100 thing that I

00:55:56.240 haven't seen

00:55:56.600 anybody say

00:55:57.040 I always say

00:55:57.980 that there's

00:55:58.380 no such

00:55:58.760 thing as

00:55:59.300 bad presidents

00:56:00.180 and good

00:56:00.600 presidents

00:56:01.120 with the

00:56:01.460 exception of

00:56:02.080 you know

00:56:02.420 Jimmy Carter

00:56:02.960 Jimmy Carter

00:56:04.620 might have

00:56:04.980 been a bad

00:56:05.320 president

00:56:05.680 but rather

00:56:08.740 I say that

00:56:09.600 by the time

00:56:10.160 anybody gets

00:56:10.780 to be elected

00:56:11.740 president

00:56:12.160 they have a

00:56:12.720 certain skill

00:56:13.320 set you know

00:56:13.860 they're not

00:56:14.200 idiots so

00:56:15.300 it's more

00:56:15.880 about the

00:56:16.800 certain

00:56:17.080 personality and

00:56:18.060 skill set

00:56:18.620 being matched

00:56:19.860 to the time

00:56:20.860 you know

00:56:21.640 is it the

00:56:21.980 right person

00:56:22.480 in the

00:56:22.720 right time

00:56:23.300 I thought

00:56:23.840 Obama was

00:56:24.420 actually a

00:56:25.640 good president

00:56:26.340 for his

00:56:26.780 time he was

00:56:27.460 well suited

00:56:28.240 but what

00:56:30.360 would be the

00:56:30.860 best president

00:56:31.800 in the world

00:56:32.680 for recovering

00:56:34.920 quickly from

00:56:36.660 a pandemic

00:56:37.320 I'm sorry

00:56:39.980 say what you

00:56:41.340 will about

00:56:42.740 you know

00:56:43.180 President Trump

00:56:43.960 make your

00:56:44.560 criticisms

00:56:45.120 whatever you

00:56:46.240 want but

00:56:47.800 there is no

00:56:48.560 president

00:56:49.120 you can even

00:56:51.020 imagine who

00:56:52.520 is more suited

00:56:53.460 for the

00:56:53.920 moment

00:56:54.400 the moment

00:56:55.640 being the

00:56:56.140 moment after

00:56:56.660 we get back

00:56:57.220 to work

00:56:57.660 the moment

00:56:58.640 where he

00:56:59.380 has to

00:56:59.780 convince us

00:57:00.640 that everything's

00:57:01.960 okay and

00:57:02.800 getting better

00:57:03.440 because it's

00:57:04.540 that convincing

00:57:05.180 us that

00:57:05.660 everything's

00:57:06.140 okay that

00:57:07.340 makes it

00:57:07.760 okay

00:57:08.160 literally the

00:57:09.640 psychology of

00:57:10.500 the economy

00:57:11.100 is what will

00:57:12.120 make it or

00:57:12.660 break it

00:57:13.120 and we've

00:57:14.240 never had a

00:57:15.000 better salesman

00:57:15.780 for the

00:57:16.100 economy

00:57:16.480 now his

00:57:17.700 critics will

00:57:18.260 say hey

00:57:19.180 you're lying

00:57:19.880 you're exaggerating

00:57:20.740 you're missing

00:57:21.900 the facts

00:57:22.420 it's hyperbole

00:57:23.200 and he'll look

00:57:24.340 right at you

00:57:24.840 and say

00:57:25.180 and it's

00:57:27.780 working right

00:57:28.460 I'm a cheerleader

00:57:29.580 for the economy

00:57:30.580 you said it

00:57:31.080 you said it

00:57:31.560 like several

00:57:32.000 times this week

00:57:32.680 I'm a cheerleader

00:57:33.820 for the country

00:57:34.440 I'm not going to

00:57:35.640 apologize for it

00:57:36.560 I'm going to

00:57:37.220 keep doing it

00:57:37.960 because it

00:57:38.860 works

00:57:39.260 and guess what

00:57:40.420 it works

00:57:40.880 it totally

00:57:41.600 works

00:57:42.060 even when

00:57:43.460 people say

00:57:43.940 well I think

00:57:44.720 he's exaggerating

00:57:45.500 a little bit

00:57:46.000 he's still

00:57:47.060 talking happy

00:57:47.820 talk

00:57:48.240 he's still

00:57:49.600 convincing

00:57:51.200 enough people

00:57:52.140 he doesn't

00:57:53.080 have to convince

00:57:53.640 every person

00:57:54.320 that things

00:57:54.680 are going

00:57:54.960 right

00:57:55.220 but if he

00:57:55.980 convinces

00:57:56.500 enough people

00:57:57.280 it starts

00:57:58.520 movement

00:57:58.940 and then the

00:57:59.580 other people

00:57:59.980 say well

00:58:00.520 looks like

00:58:01.400 things are

00:58:01.780 going in

00:58:02.220 this good

00:58:02.620 direction

00:58:03.060 so

00:58:03.480 anyway

00:58:05.000 I think

00:58:05.340 he's the

00:58:05.580 perfect

00:58:05.820 president

00:58:06.240 for the

00:58:07.240 next

00:58:07.560 moment

00:58:08.000 in the

00:58:08.640 same way

00:58:09.020 that I've

00:58:09.360 said

00:58:09.580 if I'm

00:58:09.940 being honest

00:58:10.500 he was

00:58:11.280 not the

00:58:11.780 perfect

00:58:12.120 president

00:58:12.600 for the

00:58:13.520 very initial

00:58:14.300 stages of

00:58:15.100 this

00:58:15.540 in the

00:58:16.360 empathy

00:58:17.080 and

00:58:17.880 making sure

00:58:19.520 that the

00:58:19.840 country

00:58:20.160 knew he

00:58:21.240 was feeling

00:58:22.020 the right

00:58:22.380 feelings

00:58:22.760 and stuff

00:58:23.160 he wasn't

00:58:24.020 perfect for

00:58:24.740 that

00:58:25.000 but man

00:58:26.220 is he

00:58:26.540 perfect for

00:58:27.120 this next

00:58:28.060 part

00:58:28.580 so that's

00:58:29.480 actually going

00:58:29.940 to be fun

00:58:30.320 I'm looking

00:58:30.640 forward to

00:58:31.160 just watching

00:58:31.920 that unfold

00:58:33.280 we really

00:58:34.320 appreciate

00:58:34.760 my wife

00:58:35.720 and I

00:58:36.060 listen to

00:58:36.700 both of

00:58:37.100 them

00:58:37.280 every day

00:58:37.780 especially

00:58:38.080 since all

00:58:38.520 this

00:58:38.660 started

00:58:38.940 so just

00:58:39.420 keep

00:58:39.660 doing it

00:58:40.400 and I

00:58:40.860 encourage

00:58:41.380 you

00:58:41.580 because I

00:58:41.800 know you

00:58:42.020 like it

00:58:42.320 so much

00:58:42.720 but thank you

00:58:43.300 thank you so much

00:58:45.020 take care

00:58:46.160 all right

00:58:48.940 we're gonna do

00:58:50.520 one more

00:58:51.060 and then I'm

00:58:51.940 gonna go

00:58:52.480 and we're

00:58:53.880 gonna take

00:58:54.440 Patrice

00:58:56.020 if Patrice

00:58:58.440 has good

00:58:59.740 technology

00:59:00.320 and strong

00:59:01.060 Wi-Fi

00:59:01.620 Patrice

00:59:02.640 hello

00:59:03.720 do you have a

00:59:04.320 question for me

00:59:04.940 Patrice

00:59:05.320 yes so

00:59:06.560 first

00:59:07.560 yeah thanks

00:59:08.340 for your

00:59:08.680 books and

00:59:09.180 periscopes

00:59:10.180 you

00:59:10.760 you make me

00:59:11.980 and everyone

00:59:12.480 I talk to

00:59:13.220 feel so much

00:59:13.940 better about

00:59:14.540 all of this

00:59:15.180 going on

00:59:16.000 good

00:59:17.020 my question

00:59:19.080 is do you

00:59:20.040 think that

00:59:20.760 face masks

00:59:21.740 are really

00:59:22.240 like gonna be

00:59:23.000 in our future

00:59:24.160 kind of

00:59:25.340 permanently

00:59:26.020 I always

00:59:27.520 hated looking

00:59:28.240 at these poor

00:59:28.960 Asian countries

00:59:29.660 and thinking

00:59:30.200 oh they gotta

00:59:30.880 have these masks

00:59:31.740 and I really

00:59:32.880 don't want that

00:59:33.860 I'll tell you

00:59:35.220 what

00:59:35.480 you know

00:59:37.540 we don't like

00:59:38.700 things stuck

00:59:39.400 to our face

00:59:40.040 but suppose

00:59:40.600 we got used

00:59:41.200 to it

00:59:41.500 you know

00:59:41.720 I've worn

00:59:42.340 glasses all

00:59:43.180 my life

00:59:43.720 now the first

00:59:45.080 you know

00:59:45.360 week or two

00:59:45.960 that you wear

00:59:46.640 glasses for the

00:59:47.480 first time

00:59:47.980 it's pretty

00:59:48.480 annoying

00:59:48.820 it's hard

00:59:49.180 to get used

00:59:49.600 to it

00:59:49.880 but I'd say

00:59:50.600 at this point

00:59:51.060 in my life

00:59:51.480 I'm completely

00:59:52.120 unaware of it

00:59:53.060 so you can

00:59:53.780 kind of get

00:59:54.220 used to things

00:59:54.920 so that's

00:59:55.780 the first

00:59:56.080 question

00:59:56.420 could we

00:59:56.880 get used

00:59:57.420 to wearing

00:59:57.860 masks

00:59:58.400 maybe not

00:59:59.520 exactly the

01:00:00.300 masks that

01:00:00.980 are on the

01:00:01.300 market

01:00:01.640 but let's

01:00:02.280 say

01:00:02.520 let's say

01:00:03.480 the

01:00:03.860 market

01:00:04.240 started

01:00:04.620 delivering

01:00:05.040 better

01:00:05.380 masks

01:00:05.940 you know

01:00:06.840 had some

01:00:07.280 fashion sense

01:00:08.160 and maybe

01:00:08.520 so I'm a

01:00:09.500 seamstress

01:00:10.120 and I'm

01:00:11.020 kind of

01:00:11.420 looking at

01:00:12.000 you know

01:00:12.360 I've been

01:00:13.220 waiting for

01:00:13.680 studies of

01:00:14.300 efficacy

01:00:14.760 about what

01:00:15.520 to make

01:00:15.960 that's

01:00:16.220 actually

01:00:16.600 helpful

01:00:17.060 and I'm

01:00:19.140 also kind

01:00:19.680 of thinking

01:00:20.120 well maybe

01:00:21.140 I could

01:00:21.520 take advantage

01:00:22.160 of the fact

01:00:23.360 that this

01:00:23.660 might be

01:00:24.100 around for

01:00:24.700 a while

01:00:25.080 and you

01:00:26.220 know

01:00:26.380 I could

01:00:26.800 I could

01:00:28.120 I have

01:00:28.500 something I

01:00:29.040 can offer

01:00:29.500 the world

01:00:30.300 you know

01:00:31.640 well I

01:00:33.620 don't know

01:00:33.880 how long

01:00:34.400 it'll be

01:00:35.100 and of

01:00:35.620 course the

01:00:35.980 big companies

01:00:36.580 will jump

01:00:37.480 in and

01:00:37.980 you know

01:00:38.480 take all

01:00:38.980 the profit

01:00:39.400 margin

01:00:39.760 eventually

01:00:40.180 but here's

01:00:41.240 where I was

01:00:41.500 going with

01:00:41.840 this

01:00:42.040 and by the

01:00:42.540 way

01:00:42.740 hello Christina

01:00:43.760 I saw

01:00:44.340 you sneaking

01:00:45.180 in there

01:00:45.620 my fiance

01:00:47.620 just came

01:00:48.300 on watching

01:00:48.760 this

01:00:49.020 so here's

01:00:50.880 where I

01:00:51.120 think

01:00:51.320 have you

01:00:51.840 noticed

01:00:52.140 that we're

01:00:52.680 we're slowly

01:00:53.560 moving toward

01:00:54.320 becoming

01:00:54.740 cyborgs

01:00:55.560 because

01:00:56.280 you know

01:00:57.720 I've done

01:00:58.820 this example

01:00:59.360 before

01:00:59.700 so first

01:01:00.200 of all

01:01:00.840 you know

01:01:01.080 cyborg is

01:01:01.780 part machine

01:01:02.700 part human

01:01:03.400 so already

01:01:04.040 I have

01:01:04.460 you know

01:01:04.720 corrective

01:01:05.260 lenses

01:01:05.620 and someday

01:01:06.280 they'll have

01:01:06.800 you know

01:01:07.480 augmented

01:01:07.980 reality in

01:01:08.780 them

01:01:08.960 I've already

01:01:09.760 got my

01:01:10.260 you know

01:01:10.540 my earbuds

01:01:11.120 so you

01:01:12.580 know

01:01:12.660 if I have

01:01:13.060 these in

01:01:13.540 they're

01:01:13.780 microphones

01:01:14.460 and earphones

01:01:15.500 and I

01:01:16.400 can see

01:01:16.740 the mask

01:01:17.500 turning in

01:01:18.960 to have

01:01:19.220 more

01:01:19.460 more

01:01:19.780 function

01:01:20.260 it would

01:01:21.160 be easy

01:01:21.600 to imagine

01:01:22.140 that a

01:01:22.480 mask

01:01:22.840 is just

01:01:23.720 always

01:01:24.120 clear

01:01:24.500 cleaning

01:01:25.320 the air

01:01:25.760 I mean

01:01:26.260 I can

01:01:26.460 imagine

01:01:26.720 them

01:01:26.900 building

01:01:27.160 in a

01:01:27.400 little

01:01:27.580 electronics

01:01:28.220 so that

01:01:29.380 you're

01:01:29.520 actually

01:01:29.720 breathing

01:01:30.140 cleaner

01:01:30.620 air

01:01:30.900 than the

01:01:31.280 air

01:01:31.460 that's

01:01:31.720 in the

01:01:32.000 room

01:01:32.240 I

01:01:32.940 could

01:01:33.100 imagine

01:01:33.480 having

01:01:34.060 a

01:01:34.240 microphone

01:01:34.640 built

01:01:35.000 into

01:01:35.240 the

01:01:35.400 mask

01:01:35.840 so

01:01:36.520 that

01:01:36.700 you

01:01:36.820 could

01:01:37.000 talk

01:01:37.380 on

01:01:37.520 the

01:01:37.640 phone

01:01:38.000 and

01:01:38.760 it

01:01:38.860 would

01:01:38.960 be

01:01:39.140 muffled

01:01:39.620 enough

01:01:39.920 that

01:01:40.120 the

01:01:40.260 people

01:01:40.460 around

01:01:40.760 you

01:01:40.920 couldn't

01:01:45.500 so

01:01:45.940 the

01:01:46.540 long

01:01:47.000 version

01:01:47.300 is

01:01:47.580 we

01:01:48.120 are

01:01:48.260 slowly

01:01:48.700 turning

01:01:49.260 into

01:01:49.560 cyborgs

01:01:50.340 and

01:01:51.280 I

01:01:51.580 am

01:01:51.840 convinced

01:01:52.380 that

01:01:53.300 whether

01:01:53.660 these

01:01:54.440 regular

01:01:54.900 face

01:01:55.320 masks

01:01:55.760 last

01:01:56.380 or

01:01:56.600 not

01:01:57.000 there's

01:01:57.700 going

01:01:57.860 to be

01:01:58.040 just

01:01:58.260 more

01:01:58.640 augmentation

01:01:59.580 in the

01:02:00.240 head

01:02:01.280 and

01:02:01.600 arm

01:02:02.440 and

01:02:03.040 leg

01:02:03.640 area

01:02:04.140 everywhere

01:02:05.020 we can

01:02:05.600 add

01:02:05.940 some

01:02:06.360 advantage

01:02:07.240 in

01:02:07.560 technology

01:02:08.140 and

01:02:08.600 adaptation

01:02:09.720 I

01:02:10.400 think

01:02:10.600 we

01:02:10.740 will

01:02:11.020 so

01:02:11.760 I

01:02:13.100 think

01:02:13.260 masks

01:02:13.540 will be

01:02:13.780 around

01:02:14.200 probably

01:02:14.960 for a

01:02:15.280 year

01:02:15.480 it would

01:02:15.680 be

01:02:15.880 a

01:02:16.400 fun

01:02:16.620 thing

01:02:16.840 for

01:02:16.980 you

01:02:17.060 to

01:02:17.680 rip

01:02:18.820 off

01:02:19.060 a few

01:02:19.300 good

01:02:19.500 masks

01:02:19.820 I

01:02:19.980 would

01:02:20.120 go

01:02:24.000 for

01:02:24.200 an

01:02:24.340 American

01:02:24.640 flag

01:02:25.260 keep

01:02:26.180 it

01:02:26.640 patriotic

01:02:29.840 there's

01:02:30.240 one way

01:02:30.580 but

01:02:30.820 everybody's

01:02:31.480 going to

01:02:31.660 want

01:02:31.820 their own

01:02:32.280 version

01:02:32.820 of it

01:02:33.120 so

01:02:33.360 have

01:02:34.800 fun

01:02:35.020 with

01:02:35.160 it

01:02:35.300 anyway

01:02:35.600 that's

01:02:36.060 all

01:02:36.220 for

01:02:36.420 tonight

01:02:36.920 I

01:02:37.340 am

01:02:37.480 going

01:02:37.640 to

01:02:38.580 wind

01:02:39.140 it

01:02:39.280 up

01:02:39.420 now

01:02:39.660 thank

01:02:40.140 you

01:02:40.320 for

01:02:40.520 the

01:02:40.740 question

01:02:41.820 and

01:02:43.500 let

01:02:44.100 me

01:02:44.200 see

01:02:44.360 if

01:02:44.540 let

01:02:45.220 me

01:02:45.360 see

01:02:45.500 if

01:02:45.660 Christina

01:02:46.220 Christina

01:02:49.600 why don't

01:02:50.100 you

01:02:50.440 ask

01:02:51.660 to be

01:02:52.100 invited

01:02:52.560 on

01:02:52.820 as a

01:02:53.140 guest

01:02:53.420 so I

01:02:53.900 can

01:02:54.020 bring

01:02:54.220 you

01:02:54.360 on

01:02:54.620 well

01:02:57.080 I

01:02:57.180 don't

01:02:57.300 think

01:02:57.440 that's

01:02:57.680 going

01:02:57.800 to

01:02:57.860 happen

01:02:58.120 all

01:02:58.960 right

01:02:59.160 that's

01:03:01.300 it

01:03:01.400 for

01:03:01.520 tonight

01:03:01.840 I

01:03:02.600 will

01:03:02.760 see

01:03:02.940 you

01:03:03.060 in

01:03:03.140 the

01:03:03.240 morning

01:03:03.480 and

01:03:04.620 I

01:03:04.860 will

01:03:05.160 hope

01:03:05.800 you

01:03:06.000 have

01:03:06.240 a

01:03:06.420 great

01:03:06.860 night

01:03:07.200 I

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - April 08, 2020

Episode 899 Scott Adams： Answering You Questions and Swaddling Like a Pro. Blankets On!

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