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Kat: yeah. [laughter] greg: i know that was a question. kat: i love the part where he says he doesn't feel that he needs to prepare. i would love to have that mindset. i freak out about everything. i sit my entire childhood studying for spelling test in case you forgot one of the words. he will not prepare for the summit that it takes me days to prepare for a guy to take me out to dinner. [laughter] greg: you know, did giuliani think bugs me because when you are dealing with a negotiation any negotiation once you get to the part to save the insults and you don't want to appear better than the ...

Kat: yeah. [laughter] greg: i know that was a question. kat: i love the part where he says he doesn't feel that he needs to prepare. i would love to have that mindset. i freak out about everything. i sit my entire childhood studying for spelling test in case you forgot one of the words. he will not prepare for the summit that it takes me days to prepare for a guy to take me out to dinner. [laughter] greg: you know, did giuliani think bugs me because when you are dealing with a negotiation any negotiation once you get to the part to save the insults and you don't want to appear better than the ...

In new mexico, bananas. north carolina, people had trouble spelling angel. in nevada, the word was available. >> eboni: look how you said that. that was just me. >> kat: there are a lot of things available there. [laughter] >> jason: would you go on television and do a spelling test? >> kat: absolutely not. why would i open myself up to even more ridicule? >> aubrey: i am a horrible speller. that's why i wrote a book. >> jason: spell-check saved the world. >> kat: i don't understand when people on twitter, social media still misspelled things. >> jason: we've got to say goodbye to our speciali...

It's an open floorplan. people don't have offices, so harvard business school did a survey of 2,000 workers at a tech company who had offices in europe and the u.s. and they found that if you move your chair closer to the high performer you will increase your own output. >> i believe it. and everybody wanted to sit next to me in school. >> i want to sit next to you here. everybody was trying to move their chairs closer during the break. >> one time somebody copied my spelling test but also copied my name. and i got in trouble. >> retired navy chief steward andy mill, 102 years old, right there...

People don't have offices, so harvard business school did a survey of 2,000 workers at a tech company who had offices in europe and the u.s. and they found that if you move your chair closer to the high performer you will increase your own output. >> i believe it. and everybody wanted to sit next to me in school. >> i want to sit next to you here. everybody was trying to move their chairs closer during the break. >> one time somebody copied my spelling test but also copied my name. and i got in trouble. >> retired navy chief steward andy mill, 102 years old, right there on your screen, a here ...