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But in normal life we're kind of nice the each other most of the time, you know, unless they kick you out of a restaurant every once in a while. greg: yes. >> but i don't mind. i think maybe the civility thing, i don't like civility. [laughter] it's a debate. it's fake. civility's fake. greg: that is true. >> no one wants to be nice. they ask you a question at a debate, and they're like first i'd like to pause and thank everyone for being here. shut up and answer the question. i want to be a little more rude. shut up, tom! greg: all right. kat, i have a theory, and i'm not -- it's like does so...

Never say in person, in real life because the ramifications and repercussions for some of their tough talk or their negative talk, worse thing that happens to them is they get blocked. greg: right. >> you walk up to me on the street, you get your ass kicked. then you've got to heal, you've got to, you know, get new teeth -- [laughter] in some cases learn to walk again. so it's less -- people are a lot tougher without the consequences. but what works for me because i get at lot of questions asked, i tend to answer them in ways that ends the conversation. hey, tyrus, how you doing? >> maintainin...

First thing they'd do is take the robot swimming. [laughter] i would come home to a explosion in the bathtub and them going he did it, she did it. [laughter] but i would be, i have big concerns with just, with seeing, like, my kids grow up. the hardest thing for me is they're so involved -- they're very individualistic, they're very into they're ipads and video games, and when they play are other kids, sometimes it's like you to this -- here's a ball. do we download this? i'm not sure the personal, the molding, the i growing and stuff, i just don't -- i have my concerns with that. greg: really...

Eligible person i know. greg: somebody got in a fight. >> thank you. greg: somebody got in a fight. [laughter] but the idea of the contrast between one and many is why trump won. they do these studies with product. like if you want to sell a soft pillow, you don't compare it to a firm pillow, you compare it to five, and everybody likes the contrast. if you had 17 candidates, that's why trump won because everybody looked the same. it's going to happen with democrats. they're going to get 15, and that one person that stands out, that's different -- could be a professional athlete, a comedian -- ...

Sneak a robot boyfriend into your house. [laughter] every babysitter did that when i was a kid. >> really? greg: yes. including sven. >> before i forget, i bought my daughter a furby when she was young, scared the crap out of her. it was not a good toy. although i kept it because now it's, you know, fun to scare my kids -- greg: why don't you answer the question. >> you know what? okay, here's what i think. better a robot than a clown, but i agree with tyrus that this thing's not going to throw a ball with the kids -- greg: it could. >> and the other thing is actually from a financial point of...