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From the shampoo that you buy to the face creams that you use through the mascara orfoundation that you that you choose to buy, the clothing that you need to wear to keep cool because you are more likely to be hotter. the bedding that you choose to ensure that you can have a better night's sleep to keep you cool. the list is so long it basically covers every sector because everything changes. it's called the change for a reason. is it catching on, sam? very much so. we launched it in end of february, at the end of february. so it's really early days. but i am very encouraged to tell you that w...

Try to keep you afraid, the moment you step over and begin to cross that rubicon of getting active, it is not in our nature. we are busy raising our families and busy doing our jobs and trying to live our lives. the moment we take that extra step. it is a big step. to get involved politically then everything changes because the average american is, you know, center right. we have things in common regardless of your political parties when it comes to big government and being left alone. that's the american creed. the moment you stand up is the moment you are a threat. >> harris: as you are talk...

- hmm, that's not good. - then, just like that, everything changes. a collective calm. ♪ ♪♪ - all right. whoo! it's dinner. [thunder cracking]

Maybe that's a front. help me to understand that. - it's not a front. it's a split in the psyche between the private and the public. in the public space, where there's no interpersonal interactions, people are miserable, negative, and hostile. - miserable, negative, and hostile, ok. - [laughs] - ok. - as soon as they get into interpersonal interactions, there's laughter, and very quickly people will help you and offer you things. and it just-- everything changes. ♪ ♪♪ - why the split personality? well, when you've endured the history that bulgaria has, you'd probably be miserable, negati...

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