valentines stuff, because we live in a divided country and have some rude ballantine candy like will this work? i m seeing other people. i faked it. [laughter] for real. greg: that reflects the division in our country. divisive candy. tyrus: i have a tape. greg: i have a russian tape. greg: i want to know the flavor of that waiver is. kat, how do you feel? do you have strong feelings? kat: i think they probably will go away. why? because they are not good. greg: how dare you. kat: how are people feeling delicate about things that don t taste good. do you know what else happened in 1840s? the great famine. no one is nostalgic for that. the donner party exactly. the six it is interesting. it is getting popular after the
weathers. you, son of a [bleep] the mark zuckerberg. [applause] greg: all right. i felt bad for the guy because no one got him but it s not about age but about knowledge which this crowd lacked. that hearing is not an argument against regulation and for term limits and small government. it s a grammar is 10% the genius that we think he is he better have left that meeting of full on libertarian. he wore a suit, finally. i am proud of him and i think it s his first. is your nephew graduating from high school? are you having your first communion or maybe you are going to the funeral? the first super guys who never worn a super four. it s designed to make you look
facebook. [laughter] it happens every time i go on so glad he got to experience it. greg: should there be content regulations? i think there should be. at some point you have to and if i could pick one every time i go on facebook after words i feel bad about myself. for some reason everyone is doing all these things and i thank you should have to do some negative things on facebook. whenever people post and say i did this and you never see someone post that i just gained 20 pounds or i ate a pie every day for the last 30 days and i m depressed and there s a picture of them holding up of small pair of panties to fit into. [laughter] greg: i will say though, kat, you do that. you go on social networks and you re not always happy to be seven i like to keep it honest. greg: you do. how fast do you think that suit will end up in a pile westmark. kat: i do not think he did well. i ve seen pieces of toast with
valentines stuff, because we live in a divided country and have some rude ballantine candy like will this work? i m seeing other people. i faked it. [laughter] for real. greg: that reflects the division in our country. divisive candy. tyrus: i have a tape. greg: i have a russian tape. greg: i want to know the flavor of that waiver is. kat, how do you feel? do you have strong feelings? kat: i think they probably will go away. why? because they are not good. greg: how dare you. kat: how are people feeling delicate about things that don t taste good. do you know what else happened in 1840s? the great famine. no one is nostalgic for that. the donner party exactly. the six it is interesting. it is getting popular after the
are made of meat. greg: jedediah, are you a meat person or a robot person? you guys are laughing about this but this scares me so badly because if you think about it is manning these machines and what happens when someone asked one of them and then, like, no one saw the terminator and no one cares and i don t understand in a writing up about this because i feel like technology is ballooning and everyone is like this is great and no one is saying that this is terrifying. have you seen these hot dogs? dogs that look like. greg: have you watched the show? we have the robot dogs every week. the key here is to befriend robots now so when they do the killing they skip you. they always say thank you to the elevator when you get on and off. i correct my coaster. greg: tyrus? tyrus: greg, you don t know on the other side.