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i chose big mac, it was the only food when i had,
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i think it's probably... i don't have proof of this. i can't, i'm sure
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i could- camille, onto you, with the star wars franchise being the most influential,
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right? the crux. let's take a moment to consider
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the story. i'll keep it. how did building seven fall anyway? just think about that, put that out there. well, the reason that they were a target was because they represented american opulence and success. that's why they were such a target,
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and you know what? if it wasn't for 9/11, your daily show wouldn't be such a big deal-
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which i think really is the voice of america in a lot of ways and it isn't just a show that's not been catalyst.... it's an institution at this point, it's hard to imagine ever being
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[crosstalk 00:00:07:44]. [meta game 00:07:48]
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. right, now i'm the judge. oh, let's get cards.
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yeah, totally, like theorems about-
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the [jeffrey] when jeffrey [montjoe] and the android kids support safe sex.
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the question is you can find this under the dictionary definition for
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strike.
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i think so. it's my turn... is a fun question too.
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if you mention it, which will get you laid if you mentioned it?
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how about a soldier that went to a war that the country didn't appreciate them going to, and it maybe messed them up a little bit in their...
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damaged and you have to... they need you and you can take care of them and [inaudible]
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war and i love our vets and i think that my dad pr maybe mentioned... god, i just feel terrible.
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you mentioned the vietnam veterans memorial and that you took part in a war and you stood up and fought for this country and the freedoms of this country. i think that gets ladies wet and i'm a lady.
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okay. wow. i got to say she brought,
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which would... this is going to get you laid? i own google.
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that's like you're... it's a very kobayashi maneuvering the question.
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if i may chime in, i don't want to...
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pat? single ladies put a ring on it.
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[crosstalk] judging is the most stressful, right? did you guys-
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pat! jeff, rubin, you're up first.
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right? the way he really did have the one on it. i'm glad i picked this up because it- it's
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like harry potter and movies like the avengers and all the other stuff, have become more mainstream, so i think this is the rosetta stone for that and you should know it.
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i have your signature on the business card. so give us a business card and if it's appealing...
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so this week, we're going to do something a little bit different than what we normally do, like we said, we brought in a third person. it should be fun, i'm excited to have you, jim.
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right, the question is then not only what does he do in the immediacy, but then long term, what happens?
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just as a question, what did the separatists want? they just want to leave the republic?
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it makes me think back to the civil war, right? so...
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that's not good because...
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..
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like [inaudible]. thanks again, to all of you for telling others about this podcast or rating us on itunes or on whatever system you use to listen.
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the pricing was on the driver's discretion.
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i don't want want to sit in the front seat. i don't want to do the fist bump. i don't want to interact with people.
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well, that said, i think there are a lot of people out there that are hungry for a job and enough
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hours, right? mm-hmm (affirmative). that if i'm wanting to work 12 hours today, then i can work 12 hours today. and i think it is amazing that
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lyft and uber have provided this type of an opportunity for people to work. i think an unemployed person is a person that want,
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maybe from the driver's side, you want to give them enough of a reason to work and
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membership are really low such that you can make an okay living, right? right.
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and i think the fact that you're able to work at any time, right? so, i do wonder it's like, and now especially there's-
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to some extent they are, but within certain prescribed limits they're entrepreneurial.
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like you can't, if you open up a mcdonald's you can't paint it green and purple
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and so you're limited within certain things, but you are owning your own business and the same
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may be true of the kind of uber and lyft and other aspects of the gig economy, where you're an entrepreneur within this framework.
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eventually we require a membership fee and like, right? we're going to go in that direction
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and they're like, basically, yeah. i mean, i don't know, i'm conflicted, right? like i think that-
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oh gosh, now i'm thinking like someone is going to do a multilevel marketing ride sharing.
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there's a part of me that's like, "that's a great idea for a business to get somebody rich and it's a horrible idea because so many people are
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going to get screwed by it. right. i mean, that's not to take it back. i haven't worked in
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an office job, i guess i've done startups, but i love the flexibility of working when i want to work,
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right? right. and i think the way we ran things at [inaudible] work kind of fills in everywhere you don't put something else
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that technology isn't enabling that kind of a lifestyle for more people i think-
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right. and that's the question that always comes up and that's where it gets into these sort of labor questions and the whole issue of contractor versus employee and...
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right. if you go back, right? i mean, the idea of an office job is really something that it's
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only a great society if you can do it in that way, where enough people can actually make a living, right? and that's where the concern comes in and that's where-
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it's nice that i can drive lyft for fun. and i definitely
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recognize that and it seems like there's opportunity everywhere. maybe i need to kind of i guess check my privilege.
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and it's possible. and like, yeah. i mean, we're not in a position where we need
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to do this to earn a living. right. and so, i'm sure the perspective of someone who is doing it because they have
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no other options would be very different. but
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yeah. no, i mean, i definitely lean towards the side of, i think this is really interesting and really powerful
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and also creates the possibility for things that really couldn't be done before. and that's always where i think innovation gets the most exciting,
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but i mean, basically what we have now with uber and lyft is essentially a platform with which you can hire
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a person to take you from a to b. and i think the fascinating thing that's happening in my mind
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right now is like, "what if i need someone to help me move this couch?" okay, great.
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hopefully i'll order an uber... or a box, call it a box, that can move my box. what if i want
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him to help me move it to carry into my house? can he just stay on the clock? and it essentially becomes a flexible
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way to hire somebody for a certain amount of time. like, turn your car off, this way you're not even driving any mile
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[inaudible] meter. like, is it a platform, is our uber and lyft,
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i think taskrabbit hasn't done nearly as well as uber and lyft. yeah.
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mechanical turk on amazon, right? right. which that was more
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[inaudible] and do certainly represent kind of a new way of looking at some of these things for better or for worse. and certainly,
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i mean, you could argue, right? i mean, taxicab, there are cabs who use uber as well as a
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lead generation. right. but it's still a lot more competition on the streets. and so, that's definitely a concern.
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and i think one of the interesting things is that it's certainly demonstrated, and there've been arguments about this for years, about whether or not we really needed taxi medallions to limit the number
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of cabs on the street. and the taxi lobby said, "for safety reasons and all of this kind of stuff." right. i think
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for the most part, there have certainly been an occasional incident with a uber or a lyft driver. some of which are disturbing.
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a lot of regulation is because it's a lot more difficult now to hoodwink somebody,
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the regulation in many of these areas was really just a way of dealing with the lack of
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information flow, right? i mean, it's an information asymmetry. you don't know if this is a trustworthy
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[inaudible] and therefore you had regulation. whereas the wonderful thing about the internet and certainly mobile today is the fact that you can build up trust infrastructure
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that takes away some of the need, perhaps not of it, but some of the need for the regulatory infrastructure. let me ask one other question about...
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because one of the regulatory things that keeps coming up with both uber and lyft is this question of background checks to make sure that you're a safe driver. ...
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looked at my car. made sure i had one seatbelt per passenger, that's
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basically it. they assume if you have a driver's license, you are able to drive safely, which
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hopefully that's the case. in that background check i'm assuming they're looking for arrests
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and i'm not sure about traffic violations or whatnot, but i'm a pretty clean driver. right.
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so, i mean, it was pretty, pretty easy for me to get through it
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and seeing how many drivers are on the road. i'm guessing that it's actually fairly straight forward. yeah.
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well, i wonder and i'm sure uber and lyft have huge data analysis operations and i wonder how quickly
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they believe that they can tell whether or not a driver's good or bad. and i would bet that they can tell-
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[inaudible] that the five stars. yeah. anything below five stars is a concern when you're a driver, so.
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yeah. and i mean, it's interesting too, because i've definitely seen the same sort of thing
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in terms of using airbnb, right? whereas the experience that i've had from
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making sure that the stay was great. and so, now i'll tell people, i mean people, they talk about
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fear of the dangers of airbnb, but my experience in using airbnb has been better than a hotel in almost every way. yeah.
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