03/26/26 – HIGHLIGHTS of Brown Bag Mornings: 🤖 Whittier Robot Chaos & 😳 Shaq’s Wild DMs

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This Wednesday.

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The Galaxy.

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Basha.

So some cool dinosaur just shows up and he's now part of the group.

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The Super Mario Galaxy movie.

Pretty PG only in Beers Wednesday.

Get to get to now.

Highlights of Brown Bag.

Except this is Be Real from Cypress Hill.

Pop the heart!

Where are you from, Messe?

Don't you know I'm local?

Lydia!

Where are the girls?

I'm Lydia.

And the robots are...

Ishier.

Hey, Lydia.

Just got hooked up with about six new robots.

And Greg, you actually saw one driving around your neighborhood.

I saw like three of them around my neighborhood.

Wow.

And there's literally only six roaming around the streets of Lydia.

They are sent to your block for a reason.

I don't know why.

I feel like I'm being watched by them.

I was around.

You are.

So these robots are very different than what we've seen around downtown LA

where it's like the delivery robots.

These actually work for the city.

They're wearing like a bright colored vest.

Yes.

And they're actually being used to scan sidewalks,

checking for cracks, uneven pavement.

Basically, anything that could trip people up.

Now, Whittier was not like recently.

There was a lawsuit, yes,

because of how uneven the sidewalks are.

Yeah.

Didn't someone win like...

Someone won a hell of a brand because of that.

Yeah, so it feels like like 20, 30 mil.

Yeah, I'm like this.

The trees lift up the sidewalks because of the roots.

So the lady tripped and fell.

Yes.

So now the city of Whittier is like,

All right.

We got all of this.

All of this.

And the reason they got caught up is because there was multiple complaints before.

And it's not like they did it, no.

Yeah.

So they knew about the sidewalks.

Didn't do anything.

Ladies should...

They got sued.

They didn't even have a complaints department.

That's crazy.

All right, so this is the thing.

These robots clearly are going to make people upset.

Greg was outside his crib just filming it.

Yeah.

But you're saying that it's like watching the sidewalks try to see...

Sidewalks.

Like, you're trying to figure out what's wrong with the sidewalks.

That thing was staring at the sky.

It wasn't even doing his job.

You don't know that it doesn't have little cameras on the underside.

It's not going to get on its knees.

It's a robot.

It looks like Wally.

No, it has a little eyes that are like looking around.

It was not looking at the floor.

But it's tracking the pavement.

I mean, just the...

It's real.

It's going to tell you.

So why does it have eyes?

To make it look familiar?

I don't know.

They're called deck spots, by the way.

And before you ask, according to deck spots,

they're not taking jobs.

The company says they're just handling the dull, dirty, and dangerous work.

So that city workers can focus on bigger things.

Now before this,

city workers used to have to walk every little bit of block around the city

in the heat to try to figure this stuff out.

So they're like, not...

Huh?

And they clearly missed it.

Yeah.

They never take you so kind of break.

Absolutely.

And so they're sending these robots out to go and see what's wrong with the sidewalks.

Not even kidding, it took that robot probably like 30 minutes to go five feet.

It wasn't moving at all.

And when your sidewalk is fixed, you better think that robot.

Before the allegedly, they spent 13 million on those robots.

Not taking any jobs, though.

Yeah.

Right.

A job that would have, you know, paid somebody 20 bucks an hour,

was replaced by 13 million.

Well, according to this, that person still has their job.

They're just not doing the going outside

and walking him out of the mouth to do that part.

For now.

We didn't stop that big of a city to do that.

Like, you could just walk down the street.

I don't know. Do you guys want your freaking sidewalks fixed or not?

Yeah, but...

Like, I just feel like we're just complaining over anything.

I will bring up something.

Oh my god, well, shut up.

And enjoy this.

These fools are cleaning up your block.

No, they're not.

And the humans that used to do it and we're 30 chilling

are doing something bigger and better.

There was one stuck in the middle of the road,

and I was riding over here, wouldn't move.

Maybe because the road was broken, full.

The robot's broken, not the road.

Anyways, uh, speaking of this,

you're going to be called a robophobic soon.

Because that is what happened to one man.

He's being called robophobic online

because he went in on a delivery app robot.

Now, the robot was right next to him at a crosswalk

and was asking him,

hey, can you, like, on the screen?

Asden, can you push the crosswalk button for me?

He was not having it.

Hello, what do you want?

What do you want?

You want me to press the button for you?

You want me to press the button for you, Mingo?

You can't see yourself.

You took a human job and you want me to press the button for you?

No, hello, cute.

Excuse you.

Yeah, excuse you.

I'm not pressing nothing.

You press it.

You sit there.

You took a human job.

You take over our infrastructure

and then you want me to help you out.

Go get some.

You know, they always have those movies about how the robots

are taking over.

Yeah, but they never show what the humans did to the robots

before they took over.

And it's felt like this low-key.

They're like the robots.

They're going to remember on their hard drive forever.

Oh, for sure.

They're going to build it into their algorithm

and then take over.

Oh, man.

You see the movies?

Yeah, who we have.

Let's get into some shesmation.

That's the sound of the police.

The petty police.

The petty.

It's just petty.

I'm being petty.

Pety, petty girl.

Pretty and impetuous.

Let this be a lesson to you, young gents.

Don't be calling old people old

because they get grumpy.

No, that's not because they're old.

It's because you call them old.

All right.

That's what happened with comedian, host.

He's done so many things.

This guy, how he went down.

He created Bobby's world, which I love

from the 90s, big up to Bobby's world.

He also was a judge on America's Got Talent

and hosted deal or no deal.

That's right.

That's right.

That's what I'm like.

I'm being now at registered.

They're doing a deal.

I see him at the casino.

Well, at his big age, he just turned 70 years old,

which is a feat in and of itself.

So big up to him for that.

However, he went on to a show with Kelly Ripa

and she called him good-looking and you go mad.

What?

Check this out.

He just celebrated 70 years.

Yes.

70 years old?

Yes, I'm 70.

How does that make any sense?

What do you mean it doesn't make any sense?

How do you?

I look great.

That doesn't mean anything to me.

No, it doesn't.

No, no, no.

No, I don't like that because that's a caveat.

When you say, because you tell somebody you're 70

and they go, you look great.

You're not saying you look great for 70.

Yes, you are without saying 70.

No, we're saying you look great.

I am saying that.

I don't believe you're seven.

No, no, I'm saying you're smart for a stupid person.

Yeah.

I got it.

I know.

No, it's a compliment though.

It was like he did back and forth.

I don't like to eat pretty crazy.

I get it though because it's right.

It's like people look at you like,

oh, you're actually pretty smart.

It's like, do I look dumb?

Like, I get that.

Yes.

Yes, the same thing as being old.

Yes, you do.

No, bro, if he's 70, he looks great.

Yeah.

He looks like he's 50.

That's very different than the smart stupid situation.

It could be a diss still.

Like, I don't know.

It can be a bit of a backhand compliment.

Yeah.

But it's not the intention.

I mean, what are you supposed to say?

Oh, you look great for 50,

even though you're 70.

What, like, you know what I'm saying?

It doesn't make any sense.

Or if I say you look great,

well, you take it as I'm saying,

you look great for your age.

I can't just say you look great.

No, just say you look great.

I guess you have to stop there.

That's because if not old people get quenky.

I'm grumber.

Yeah.

And him being 70 is amazing.

So big of a towel, yeah.

He has, I have to tell you guys about my encounter with him.

And I felt so stupid after.

He had, I didn't know,

but I guess he's openly talked about having OCD.

And I went to shake his hand.

He doesn't do hand shakes.

You can't touch him.

What?

Yeah, he's a journalist.

So I kind of like lean forward to do a hand shake.

And he, he,

no, I think I was going to hug him.

Cause you know me.

You like, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So I go in the hug him and he like,

gives me a dip and I kind of like trip up

and I feel so stupid.

And then they're like, no.

It's happened to a lot of people.

Yeah, he does not touch.

He doesn't do that.

He's a comedian.

Have you ever run into him?

I've been around him.

But again,

just been around them because I know

and I've heard of the stories.

I'm just like, just from afar.

Like, what's up?

Yeah, what's up, bro?

Yeah, you know that.

So I guess, too.

I don't know if that's part of it.

But yeah, don't call him good looking for his age.

I don't try to.

No, don't try to hand shake him.

Hug him.

Talk to him.

Talk to him.

Don't even just try to be in his face.

He made Bobby's world to get rid of everybody.

All right.

Get your popcorns ready.

Because this.

Oh my god.

Yeah, I was like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

No, it's going to make it worse.

Yeah.

It probably is.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And that's why you watch it being stupid.

But get your popcorns ready.

Because this new movie that you're going to want to watch has one of the biggest stars.

And he's in the room right.

Yeah.

Oh, what?

The movie is called The Chairman.

OK.

And it's one of one of one of.

Just say your role.

I'm trying to talk.

See my voice.

Oh my god.

You have to cough it out and spit out whatever that look he is, brother.

My voice.

Because he likes when.

I'm not trying to talk.

I'm not trying to talk, but I can't talk.

Yeah, it's your guys.

Yeah, it's your guys.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's an actor in this room, acting as if he's a chair.

And he's a chairman.

Oh, it's a man.

Yes, he's a man.

He's a chair.

Are you a chair or are you a man?

We're talking about concrete.

You're a chair man of the board.

OK.

And it sounds like this.

People always ask what it's like being a car seat.

It's OK.

But my boss is a.

That's great.

All right.

Find out what the find out what it is.

April 1st.

OK, what can you just tell us?

I can.

OK, you got to wait until they prefer.

What do you mean?

Why?

Because you got to wait until they prefer.

But you're literally a chair.

OK, concrete had sent us a photo in the chat, right?

Yeah.

And it looked like he was getting a massage.

Because you're not like in the massage chair or massage beds.

Your face goes through like the whole.

There's a hole.

Yeah.

So I thought that was it.

But then I see a home movie.

Mm-hmm.

So talk to about it, bro.

Give us exclusive.

Chair man of the board.

Bro, if I see Shaboy show, drop it.

Oh, here we go.

Here we go.

Oh, bro.

Let me get you a little bit.

I don't know.

April 1st.

I can't tell you that.

And then I'll tell you April 1st.

Are you physically a chair?

I'm physically a chair.

Check out the trailer.

I am a chair.

I'm a chair man of the board.

Yeah.

I need to talk to Marty or Mennedy.

Don't be booking him these movies, you guys.

He's a big chair.

I'm a big chair.

I'm so excited to watch it on Tubi.

Oh my god.

And I have to make them there.

I'll be happy with that.

Are you ready for the weather?

Let's do it.

All right, let's get into it.

Just start.

I'm kidding.

And now the weather with concrete storm.

Betty does it is going down for the weather Thursday, March 26.

First, we all action in the city of El Serrino.

I'm an actor like Robert with no deniro.

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You guys can see on the last segment.

Now we had a little self-to-mission.

Viejo, shout out to my love, de amo, de ghetto.

For staying up on our with the sick kids.

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81 degrees and 57 at night.

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Tonight it's going to be the night.

Then I will smash on.

Never mind.

85.

What?

I don't get it.

Smash on what?

Tonight will be the night that I will fall for you.

I changed the word a little bit.

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Lastly, we eat papuzas in the city of Wilmington.

Shout out to my selfie homies, Will, in Minton.

79 and 60 degrees at night.

What?

Is that not a selfie name?

I don't know.

Wilmington.

Will is from Wilmington.

Wilmington?

Oh, Wilmington.

Wilmington.

Brian.

Brian.

Brian.

Milton.

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All right, check this out, homie.

Do you need a homie or need some help?

We need your help.

We need a line.

I mean, online, we've got you four.

The homie help life.

Tammy needs our help.

Tammy hit us up because her friend Joanna of six years, who's

one of her best friends, said she should have a sleepover

with her and her boyfriend, Jeff.

A sleepover is different.

Yeah, sleepover is different.

That's innocent.

Watch, she really means a sleepover.

Watch, she's on her wrist, she pulls up,

and then there's just popcorns more than the girls night.

She has a trench coat on with lingerie.

And it's like, what are you doing?

It's very inappropriate to just go home right now.

So she said, what are we going to have a sleepover?

She was shocked and said, girl, you tell me.

And now she texted her and said, sleepover this weekend,

question mark with the eyes.

And now Tammy doesn't know what to do.

Part of her wants to try it, but she's also worried

that it's going to change the whole friendship.

And she wanted to know if anyone has gone through a friend

to three-some situation and if it ended up being fun,

or it ruined the friendship afterwards.

Yeah, and none of us in here have had that experience.

No, never.

Yeah, speak for yourself, I'm happy the way that I am.

Yeah, I like the things the way that I am.

But it's crazy, you know the terminology,

like you just taught me the way that I am.

It's that bull.

Who knows a lot?

Well, yeah, it's just...

I didn't know that.

I didn't know that.

What?

That's what I'm saying.

Read a book.

Read a book.

Read a book.

Read a spicy book.

We just spicy book.

Where's the book that you read so that we can get it?

I can't remember.

Those like those, what are they like steamy books

or whatever, like the ones that girls read, you know?

I don't even know the Athels books.

There's a book, come on.

Don't make us out to be like, we're the bad guys.

We girls are like, oh my god, 50 shades of gray.

Yeah, those are the books.

Yeah, I didn't read that one.

Ha, ha, ha, ha.

Okay.

So Tammy wants to know if she should go through with it.

She doesn't want to ruin her friendship with her homegirl.

And her homegirl said things,

and I'm gonna tell you this right now,

like from a girl's perspective,

I've totally like, I've held Angie's hand.

We've called each other our soulmates, like,

all of that, but it has never felt crossing the line.

No.

So when she said that before her friend used to be like,

be my girlfriend already.

Wait, they're laughing.

What?

No, what?

He said, hmm, what?

We nap together.

What?

What?

He said, what?

That's crazy.

Yeah.

How is that weird?

I would never, I would never nap with my mom.

No, I think.

Sorry, no.

Like, exactly.

I was talking about me.

I wouldn't fall asleep.

I'm not talking about what guys would do.

You literally asked for a girl's perspective.

I'm leaving you the girl's perspective.

Yeah, for sure, please.

Do that.

Yeah, it doesn't always, like, it doesn't go to that next level,

right?

Yeah.

And then the fact that she's kind of like, well,

it went to the next level where she was asking when is,

when can I sleep over with her and her man?

Then it was like, okay, it didn't turn me off.

It didn't make her feel weird.

It actually made her feel curious.

Yeah.

So I guess that is a sign in and of itself that maybe you,

like, I don't know.

Yeah.

She wants to do it.

Yeah.

Maybe, maybe, or maybe you were just groomed this whole time.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Somebody that doesn't want to do is going to be like, no,

what the hell?

Like, that's right.

Exactly.

Run away.

Exactly.

So she's kind of down.

Oh.

See, that's my point.

That's how I was getting it.

That mean, like, literally, it could go as far as like, yeah,

or we're out somewhere.

It's on you.

But this is my girlfriend or whatever.

Yeah.

So that you just are each other's, I don't know, support system,

but it never goes to that.

That is right.

Right.

The fact that it's getting there with her and she's not like running

for the hills, it can be showing her that she's running for the trails.

But yeah, she does want to know if it could work out in a way that ruins her friendship

and she doesn't want to do that to her.

That's her priority.

She still wants to be her homegirls homegirl.

So she wants to know if anyone else has been through it, you've been through you

or homies and then there's a threesome happening and then now...

Slippery slope.

Eve in Hollywood.

Eve.

What's up, Eve?

Hey, guys.

Hello.

Hi.

What's up, Eve?

Eve, talk to us.

What would you tell Tammy?

Well, I'm polyamorous, which means that I participate in more than one romantic relationship

at a time, which certainly comes with its challenges.

I'm currently in a higher-archal polyamorous relationship, which I want to talk to you about.

High school.

Same thing.

Higher-archal, like there's a higher-archie.

And that means I have a primary partner, but that we're both allowed to play.

And the main important thing is that we have a specific foundation of trust.

And basically, what Tammy is dealing with, Tammy's the friend that's been invited, right?

To participate with a different couple.

That's referred to as a unicorn in our community.

And...

Is it called a community?

Con.

Yes, it's referred to as a unicorn.

But basically, teachers just make sure that the deep foundation of trust with her friend

and that her friend has a deep foundation of trust with her man.

And that's just really the most important thing.

Like if anybody who doesn't feel safe or is nervous or apprehensive in any way about

going through with this, do not do it.

Someone will get hurt.

Someone will be disappointed.

But I feel like if they should just maybe take her on a date, a little date, they just

take her out.

So when they talk about it, they talk about rules and they talk about boundaries.

You know, that might be necessary and then everybody just have a ball.

So you're saying don't jump to the sleepover.

That's too soon.

They need to hang out first.

Best drive it.

Yeah.

Has she ever hung out with her friend's man before?

I have a question for you, baby girl, because you said you're in multiple relationships

at one time, although you do have your main partner.

Because I have a question, would you do this with your friends or are these people complete

strangers?

So the reason I say they should like talk about it is because it is trickier with friends

than it is with strangers because they already have this relationship and you don't know

how both of those, like the friendship and then the partnership, you don't know how

those are going to coexist, which is why it's super important to talk about it because

with friends, it is a lot trickier to do and I have seen it go wrong more than I've

seen it go right.

You're the perfect opinion we needed because that's exactly her fear that it will go wrong

in the friendship.

Don't do it.

They have to like, she should have like they should really talk about boundaries, just

her and just her friend with no man present.

They should really talk about that who feels safe doing what and who what's your biggest

fear going into this, they should really hash that out before they jump into this.

That conversation doesn't sound sexy at all, be honest.

Well, honestly, that's valid but people avoiding conversations like this is what ruins

the sex and the heart.

That's the key.

Like when you feel safe, oh my god, all bets are off, I'll do anything.

You know what I'm saying?

I'm not going to say it on the air.

I'll do anything if I feel safe.

You know what I mean?

And that's how it is for women.

Oh, that what it's for women.

I'm not going to say it on the air.

All of a sudden, hands off on the knees, swallowing.

Oh my God.

Get cut her off.

Get the hell out of here.

Let's keep on here.

Put on line three.

Get her in full.

Get her in full.

Oh my God.

We gotta go, you guys.

Yes, we do.

Now, maybe I'm good.

I'm good.

I'm good.

I'm good.

I'm good.

I'm good.

I'm good.

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Now what's going on?

Cheesemation with Angie.

You guys, and Shaquilla Mio.

And Shaquilla Mio.

Was caught, be freaky towards Sabrina Carpenter.

What?

There was headlines showing some leaked DMs going on between them

to going back and forth, claiming that he wanted to get at her.

And so Shaqu actually went on to his podcast

and started reading the DMs.

Listen.

Shaqu, damn, baby.

I will keep you apart in the Cologne bottle

and spray it on me every day.

Just jokes.

I'm Shaqux.

What's your name, baby?

And Sabrina says, I know who you are.

Your way too famous to be sending me messages like that.

That's one of the DMs that leaked saying that Shaquilla.

She said your way too famous.

And old.

How old is she?

Yeah.

No, you guys.

Shaqu is 54.

And Sabrina's 26.

Now there's another message that he read.

Listen.

Shaqu, I can't be a horn and want some of this.

Nobody.

That's kidding for myself.

You're being in a room for no reason.

You can't handle big deals with anyway.

My meat would have you in the hospital.

Can we find out?

These are the DMs that Shaquilla and you

has been sending Sabrina Carpenter.

And so he read them.

And he was asking, do you guys believe

that I would send that to her?

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Absolutely.

His friends were saying like, no, that's not you.

That's not you, dog.

And actually, you know what?

Shaquille actually fessed up.

First of all, ladies, the diesel got way more game than that.

So he say, nah, that doesn't pay you that he didn't do it.

Exactly.

That doesn't even tell me that he didn't do it.

He just said I have more game than that.

That means like, yeah, I just more than I can for it.

It's not even work.

I got something else.

I have more.

Don't worry.

You want a free car?

Yeah.

But it's Sabrina Carpenter.

You want insurance with the general?

I'm sure.

He's in the show.

Yeah.

Yeah, no.

I mean, it's like, I feel like Shaqu has

a reputation at this point.

Remember, he wasn't he like gaming like a Home Depot

chick or something like that?

Like, he's trying to get at the home, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, the Home Depot chick went viral.

Yeah, I feel like, yeah, this is him.

You know, he's these older dude and like single, single,

you know what I'm saying, living his best lives.

Hell of money.

Yeah, like, I don't know.

I wouldn't put it past him.

And I wouldn't like, it's just girl.

Like, even if he's like, bro, you don't see how discussing

that is.

I'm just, yeah, what did you expect?

He heard it be like, oh, yes, the diesel meat.

Please, give it to me, daddy.

I want it.

I want to end up in the hospital, please.

Yeah, no, I don't.

Yeah, no, she didn't respond back.

But he said it's, it's AI.

He said it's fake.

Say, yeah.

The screenshots are fake.

Yeah, that's what he's claiming to be a possible.

Yeah, that's what he's saying.

He's like, you know, I would have better game girls.

It's possible.

Well, who sent the screenshot?

It was just making headlines.

It just leaked.

It's okay.

It just leaked.

And that's why he's like, oh, let me read them.

I mean, do you guys believe that I would say something like that?

You hit on your girlfriend for Instagram first.

How did you do it?

I said, this is my real page, not a fake.

How many fake ones of fake are there?

Okay, big.

Beyond it.

Beyond it.

Because you, because you backed everyone.

I did.

I worked on you.

You got to give game balls.

It was, all it was was, it was very subtle.

It was very subtle because she had like one of my photos.

I actually like a video just like me and my dad.

Like, it was like his birthday or something, whatever she liked it.

And I'm like, who the hell's liking my video?

Oh, okay, cool.

Boom.

Then I end up seeing her profile a couple of days later than I like some of her photos.

Then she likes a couple more of mine.

And then all I did was send a DM of the Spider-Man emoji, like, like, pointing and it's like

you, like, we're the same, like we're the same, you know?

And then it just went from there and I backed there.

Did she respond?

Yeah.

What was her response?

Like, you know, great, like twin or I don't know, it was just like, it was cool.

It was like a cool vibe.

It wasn't too much.

I wasn't like doing the most, like, what's up, baby, where are you from?

Where you at, like, it was, no, it was just cool.

Like, we were just having regular conversation for a while.

And it wasn't like the DM you sent sweetie.

It was different.

No, that's been nonsense.

Wow.

You did?

You love sweetie.

Back in the day.

Back in the day.

All right.

It's quavo got sweetie off at the end of an emoji emoji.

Yeah.

That was before.

I predated quavo.

Didn't work for you, though.

Yeah.

No, didn't.

I didn't want it to.

All right.

What?

What?

Stimic mon move.

Yeah.

Stimic mon move.

Yeah.

All right.

If you've ever been or felt like you couldn't put down your phone because you were scrolling,

maybe you knew you had to go to sleep, but you literally just spent an hour on Instagram.

Yeah.

Forever on YouTube.

Or you put your phone down and literally a second later, you pick it right back up just

to refresh your feet, right?

Yeah.

Almost feeling a little bit addicted.

Yeah.

The algorithms are set up that way.

However, now they have been found liable and have to pay up for it.

The Los Angeles jury has ruled against metal platforms.

That's Facebook.

I believe that's Instagram too.

Metal platforms and YouTube, citing with the 20-year-old woman who says the apps harmed

her mental health, she said that she started using Instagram as a kid as young as nine

and became addicted, leading to depression and anxiety.

The jury agreed saying that the companies and findings of the companies were liable,

their negligent, designed addictive features and failed to warn users about the risks.

Now get this, this young woman was awarded $6 million in damages with a meta-responsible

for the majority of this, okay?

They do believe like they've came out with their own responses, meta and YouTube, and

they will be challenging this.

However, this is big and I'm, I'm clearly can see why they would challenge it because

now that this young woman won her case, now it sets it up for so many people to come

at them with lawsuits, no seriously, because we're going to think it's our own doing, yeah.

But bro, what was it?

You weren't addicted to stuff like this beforehand, I wasn't.

Some people were ill.

Some people might have been on the pookie, but you know what I'm saying?

You never felt this way, this strong, I guess, need to constantly be on your phone before

these types of apps.

People did we know, because we're thinking it's out of our own will, they're designed

that way, and didn't tell you about it.

At all, and yeah, it's that's a precedent, because as soon as I saw this, I'm like, oh,

how much am I owed?

Because I feel the same way, started with my space when I was like 12, and yeah, there

is sometimes where I'll be at the table and my girl will be like, why are you on your phone?

I'm like, actually, I don't know.

You know?

It's a habit.

It's a habit at this point.

You're so common, please, but we weren't that way before.

So I do think that this is a big step in holding these platforms accountable.

It can almost seem like really we're going to blame them, no, but for real, they've been

set up in a way to like, again, when we talk about, I was talking about something, then

all of a sudden it's there.

Yeah.

I know what I'm saying, and on the dark side of it, if you have really sad thoughts or feelings

or depressive, like, I don't know, ideas, these algorithms can be set up in a way that

will come, not come for you, but give you more of that content, kind of supporting that

negative feeling, not in a good way, not to get you out of it, but just adding onto it.

And that could be the straw that broke the camel's back in some places.

That could be the push that takes you over the edge.

And so now these companies are being found liable for that.

Yeah, because it's like, prove it's not addictive, then.

And they, I bet you those companies can't.

Well, you got to think something with like cigarettes, right, had to come with the warning

label.

Yeah, things, things need these types of warning labels.

And unfortunately, the social media places and YouTube didn't do that.

So, yeah, very, very crazy story to keep up with, like I said, they will be challenging

it.

And we know how these things go in this country, but this is one big step towards the accountability

of what and how addictive these apps can be.

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Yes.

Yeah.

Very, very.

Okay.

Let's get into studios.

Well.

Hey, let's do this.

What's 9 plus T?

Try your mind.

Look at this studio.

Oh.

But did you ever sit there and just maybe sometimes even argue with somebody through a text?

And you just want one word that can calm it all down, calm your anxiety.

I know the word.

But there's one word.

What is it?

Oh, sorry.

It's my bad.

It's, oh, I was wrong.

Never let down.

Never back down.

Okay.

Really be easy guys.

You could just say sorry and it's all settled.

And you know what?

Yeah.

Well, they say that the word to calm you down is just to text someone.

Okay.

Okay.

But I feel like that word.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Like, okay, okay.

But I feel like when you text someone like that, that they're going to start be like, oh,

yeah.

Okay.

Oh, yeah.

You're going to get them more, man.

You're going to get them more upset.

It's like texting Kate.

Yeah.

So I just, so I just, I just text with what F off.

Leave me alone.

This is a bit of an argument.

In the midst of an argument.

But the study is saying the word okay and like cute words can relieve your personal anxiety.

Yeah.

And I like that word.

I'm more.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay.

Hey, we're going to have tacos tonight.

Okay.

Yeah.

I just feel like what word is there a word that you guys like hearing and it just

is like, Oh, that's okay.

Check this la bakia.

Yes.

I loved that word.

In the country doesn't exist, but I love saying that it's a la bakia.

What do you mean it doesn't exist?

Well, because it did.

It did.

It didn't happen.

Now they're split it and checker public, checker public.

I'm a pro.

Yeah.

It's karate store in Slovakia.

Slovakia a Slovakia.

It is slow and bakat.

But I really love...

Mine is healthier.

There you go.

You know, you do use that a lot.

But it would it would also be a daddy come home

That's the one oh word that you could tell yourself and it just makes you oh me

Cowabunga oh

Cowabunga

Angie Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia

Papičulo

No, that's two words. Yeah, they want one like a hyphen. Yeah

Nobody tells me I just tell myself but sure though. Papičulo

All right

So you're not gonna say that

That's just say the word to each other. Say it and say and that's all you're gonna tell you

You're so hot and that's all you're gonna do daddy come home right now

And you got the hell out of the way

You don't get carried inside. I'm actually mad. I don't sit next to you no

We used to sit next to each other we did I used to be your left hand

You used to be my right now

And we used to just hand each other off every day

Had me the headphones plugged me in

What Angie Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia

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