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These folks. but man, you look at the situation playing itself out now with dianne feinstein, its sad. im pivoting, but i look at that and think is there no one in her orbit who can say, come on. you have had a fabulous career. dont let it end this way. up ahead, where is americas post pandemic work ethic heading? this week elon musk criticized remote work. he called it morally wrong. an nyu professor observed a shift in values choose ing what they call fun employment over work. one senses t...

Material. does that work. and are yards in your neighborhood looking a little unkempt this month? that might be because of a new movement called no mo may, which aims to let grass grow early in the season to pollinator populations, but not everybody likes it. im going to talk to one mayor who issued an executive order on this subject in his town. and answer this weeks poll question. is gen zs work/life balance brilliant or bonkers?

Funemployment, they feel like unemployment doesnt have to be this terrible thing. they can do their work and careers on their terms because it doesnt get you anything to do it on anyone elses terms. >> we shall see. great to see you. thank you so much for being here. you inspired todays poll question. >> thanks. now youre prepped. go to smerconish.com and vote. is gen zs work/life balance brilliant or bonkers. should kids be graded regardless of whether they have done all the homework? thats...

Homework or if you turn your homework in on time. we care about those things deeply its about making sure when we tell students where they are, we are telling them accurately and without regard to their circumstances outside the school. >> its a lab experiment of sorts playing itself out. well see how it turns out. thank you. appreciate your time. >> thank you. still to come, this month to help the much-needed pollinator population, many communities are observing no-mo may. letting lawns go wi...

Of learning. its not saying it doesnt matter if you do homework it doesnt matter if you turn in homework on time. we care deeply. its making sure that when we tell students where they are in their learning we are telling them accurately and without regard to their circumstances outside the school. >> okay. its a lab experiment of sorts playing itself out across the country. well see how it turns out. thank you so much, joe feldman, appreciate your time. >> thank you. still to come, this month ...

Unemployment doesnt have to be this terrible thing. they can do their work and can do their careers on their terms because it doesnt get you anything to do it on anyone elses terms. >> we shall see. susie, great to see you. thank you so much for being here. you inspired todays poll question. >> thanks. okay, gang. now youre prepped. go to smerconish.com and vote, is gen-zs work/life balance brilliant or bonkers? up ahead, should kids be graded for how theyve mastered the material regardless ...

Downplaying homework in favor of mastery of the material. does that work? and are yards in your neighborhood looking a little unkempt this month? that might be because of a new movement called no mo may which aims to let grass grow early in the season to help pollinator populations, but not everybody likes it. im going to talk to one ohio mayor who issued an executive order on just this subject in his town. and i want to remind you to answer this weeks poll question at smerconish.com. is gen-z...

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All that hard work get them? i dont want that liv. they want to opt out. now, the complicating factor is some of them still want to be corporate titans. they want to be on the cover of magazines, they want to -- and touchingly really honestly, they, a lot of them want to give money away. they want to make money nobly to give away some or most of it. but they also dont want to work the way previous generations w worked. they dont buy in. >> easy to criticize them as a group, easy to come to the c...

Situation that youre asking me about, but i do take the subways every day. and that is the anomaly. you cant organize your life around the worst case scenario that happened once. so considering im a reporter and i study crime statistics, i would still say yes. >> great to see you. thank you. let grow is the movement. still to come, some businesses prohibit their employees from accepting cash tips. but theres a bill passed but both houses of the colorado legislature if governor signs it, it wou...