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company in london in late 2020, for a month, when she wasjust 18. i was bartending in shoreditch, and i quit. i didn't quit, they let me go because of covid. i think it was going into the second lockdown. so i was applying to other jobs, and the person who interviewed me, she was the manager of the company, she said, "what are your goals that you'd want to achieve?" and i said, "well, i'd love to retire my mum. i'd love to be able to drive a nice car and just to travel," you know, she wasjust like, "well, we can do that. that's so easy, just give," i remember she said that, "give100% at all times and you will get to your goals." how would you describe that moment when the penny dropped, that you were going to be standing on the street selling? it was an, "oh!" it was, it was just an "oh, my god" moment. and i've always said i wouldn't be one of those people, i couldn't do that for a job. and also it wasn't — it wasn't what it was described to me as.
lauren started work at a different direct sales company in london in late 2020, for a month, when she wasjust 18. i was bartending in shoreditch, and i quit. i didn't quit, they let me go because of covid. i think it was going into the second lockdown. so i was applying to other jobs, and the person who interviewed me, she was the manager of the company, she said, "what are your goals that you'd want to achieve?" and i said, "well, i'd love to retire my mum. i'd love to be able to drive a nice car and just to travel," you know, she wasjust like, "well, we can do that. that's so easy, just give," i remember she said that, "give100% at all times and you will get to your goals." how would you describe that moment when the penny dropped, that you were going to be standing on the street selling? it was an, "oh!" it was, it was just an "oh, my god" moment. and i've always said i wouldn't be one of those people, i couldn't do that for a job. and also it wasn't — it wasn't what it was described to me as. but lauren and matt chose
lemire, my god, you couldn't help but love this argentina team, the way they moved the ball up and down the field, and actually, thought they were going to come back about five times in extra time. >> argentina had this game won twice, and france came back both times. that 2-0 deficit, late in the regulation, and then of course after messi scores in the extra time, looks like they're going to win 3-2. mbappe would not be denied. the two best players in the world. and on the big stage, they both were at their best. hat trick from mbappe, two goals from messi, both convert their pks afterwards. they just played so well and this game was so tense and so extraordinary. my house was rooting for argentina. my two boys are diminutive soccer plays, shall we say. they identify with messi.
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republicans. michael is what we used to call a low moderate republican. joe, you were a little bit less of a moderate republican. it is a bigger bite for theirs cheney to go campaign for democrats than it is for -- and michael steele would be. here is my issue, she goes out to east lansing to campaign for alyssa -- ten times they might've people come out -- who are those people? they like the power that liz cheney brings? what does the organized version of this look like in 2024? these are people who are going out there in republicans to support democrats. >> elie, this has been the toughest three or four years of my life. look, you were very generous. thank you. i am a crazy tea party conservative. my friend is a good traditional conservative republican. my god, i am in a position for
would vote on, you know, but that's me. >> yeah. me too. right. >> you're in a different position, though. >> right. >> working-class americans. >> i know. that's my point. >> you can afford -- that's the thing. you and i can afford to be worried about american democracy because our groceries don't crush us. we can afford to talk about these things. of course people on twitter, my god, everybody -- i understand. i really do understand. it's what concerns us every day. but again, for people who have been involved in campaigns, americans are concerned about being able to pay their rent. americans are concerned about being able to pay their grocery bill. americans are concerned about being paid -- being able to be paid -- take care of their health insurance, be able to send their kids to college. and all these prices are just skyrocketing. so they may not have the luxury
drug costs, lower to cost of premiums and next year $35 cap on insulin. we're doing that for seniors in nevada. big investment, energy. wind, water, solar, geothermal. we're number one in solar jobs per capita. so that investment in clean, sustainable energy future bringing hundreds of thousands jobs to nevada. good paying jobs. >> what would you suggest that, you know, voters are going to hear, your voters would want to hear from president biden today in light of the numbers that have come out and the dismal outlook potential toward a slight recession or a recession? should he level with them and say things are going to get harder? because it's great, you can list off lots of things that he has accomplished, but you're talking about things that are going to take months, some even years for people to really feel the effects of. right now they're feeling something different. >> and i think that is something that we have to talk to everybody about, about what we've done about the time line. i can tell you with the infrastructure law, about $4
about tuscany where the host heads out to the spectacular hills and tells you how the mediterranean sun has blessed the tuscan vineyards for 3000 years. they may even have a thoughtful sip of a world famous tuscany wine like chianti classico. but i'm not gonna do, that i am going to go on an oh good old fashion bar throw, and i mean like in the renaissance. >> we are going to meet a friend of mine, elizabeta, who was a renaissance scholar. she is incredibly boring but we will make it through. my god, i can't believe you came! >> how are you?