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[2067.18 --> 2068.02] Capitalism works. |
[2068.12 --> 2069.40] That's not what I would do. |
[2069.50 --> 2069.78] Right. |
[2069.84 --> 2072.22] And that's not what anyone else would do. |
[2072.30 --> 2072.76] Because that's... |
[2072.76 --> 2075.76] What I'm kind of confused about is what is the... |
[2075.76 --> 2077.78] What is it in it for the FCC? |
[2078.86 --> 2079.70] It's the FCC, right? |
[2079.80 --> 2079.90] Yeah. |
[2079.98 --> 2082.60] What's in it for them by making this ruling? |
[2082.74 --> 2085.88] Because obviously it's good for the ISPs. |
[2087.48 --> 2090.60] But what is the government's interest in doing this? |
[2090.64 --> 2094.28] This is where the rabbit hole, quite frankly, goes a lot deeper than I'm familiar with. |
[2094.28 --> 2101.48] Because it's like I don't know the intricacies of the way that all of these agencies interact with each other. |
[2101.98 --> 2105.26] And there's a lot of people that I kind of... |
[2105.26 --> 2107.28] I look at what they're doing and I go... |
[2108.10 --> 2112.92] What's motivating you to say the things you're saying right now? |
[2113.04 --> 2115.44] Or do the things you're doing right now? |
[2115.86 --> 2117.94] Like, are there pictures of you? |
[2118.12 --> 2119.32] Like, with goats? |
[2119.32 --> 2120.32] Like... |
[2121.32 --> 2124.58] Like, I mean, very compromising. |
[2125.24 --> 2127.56] Very compromising photographs, you know? |
[2128.70 --> 2129.10] Yeah. |
[2129.84 --> 2130.64] Like, naked. |
[2131.34 --> 2134.70] You know, like shaved goats and, like, whipped cream all over the place. |
[2134.80 --> 2135.48] Like, I just... |
[2135.48 --> 2140.32] Look, man, if somebody wants to hang out with whipped cream and goats, that's fine, you know? |
[2140.82 --> 2143.54] As long as everything's consensual, you know what I mean? |
[2143.54 --> 2144.18] I just... |
[2144.18 --> 2149.30] I look at the things that these people say and the things they do and I go... |
[2149.32 --> 2151.76] Do you love hanging out with goats? |
[2151.88 --> 2155.88] You know, you've got an education from Harvard or Princeton or whatever. |
[2156.22 --> 2163.74] Presumably basic, fundamental, like, using your noggin a little bit was part of the curriculum there. |
[2164.64 --> 2167.92] So clearly, you don't actually believe what you're saying. |
[2168.64 --> 2172.76] So what are we doing here, you know? |
[2173.12 --> 2174.80] Like, how are we doing this? |
[2174.82 --> 2175.92] People are flawed, Linus. |
[2176.90 --> 2177.42] Anyway. |
[2177.88 --> 2178.80] We should probably move on. |
[2178.88 --> 2179.82] Yeah, why don't we move on? |
[2179.90 --> 2180.94] Why don't we do some... |
[2180.94 --> 2183.36] Speaking of getting paid, sponsor spots. |
[2183.40 --> 2184.26] Oh, right. |
[2184.34 --> 2184.58] Yeah! |
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[2204.26 --> 2204.56] time. |
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[2211.80 --> 2214.44] I wouldn't have to fill out the Excel sheet myself. |
[2215.28 --> 2215.90] Actually, no. |
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[2237.20 --> 2237.96] Okay, I will. |
[2238.04 --> 2242.12] I actually don't know if you've twisted Yvonne's arm into doing all the work for you, but if |
[2242.12 --> 2244.26] you are actually doing all this stuff yourself, you might want to look into it. |
[2244.26 --> 2244.78] I, yeah. |
[2244.78 --> 2246.50] Uh, okay, I will. |
[2247.78 --> 2251.36] Speaking of things to look into, honey. |
[2251.84 --> 2256.90] For those of you who don't know what honey is, it's a delicious syrup that you can pour |
[2256.90 --> 2259.58] on pretty much anything, and it'll make it sweet and yummy. |
[2260.02 --> 2260.38] Wasps make it. |
[2260.40 --> 2261.28] No, it's a free... |
[2261.28 --> 2262.30] No, they don't. |
[2262.62 --> 2262.72] Huh? |
[2263.22 --> 2263.66] Wasps? |
[2264.66 --> 2264.86] What? |
[2265.14 --> 2266.30] Wasps don't make honey. |
[2267.22 --> 2268.02] Bees make honey. |
[2268.02 --> 2268.86] Are you serious? |
[2268.86 --> 2269.90] They look like they would. |
[2269.90 --> 2271.00] Are you serious right now? |
[2271.00 --> 2272.00] You thought... |
[2272.00 --> 2273.20] No, I think actually... |
[2273.20 --> 2274.76] That was a joke, but I think wasps do make honey. |
[2274.78 --> 2277.14] They don't make their own type of honey, but it's not very good. |
[2280.62 --> 2287.54] Wasps steal honey in large amounts if they can get access to a beehive, but they are carnivores |
[2287.54 --> 2287.94] feeding on larvae... |
[2287.94 --> 2289.84] What do their babies eat if they don't make honey? |
[2289.92 --> 2291.80] Feeding on larvae and small insects. |
[2292.54 --> 2296.52] For those of you that don't know what honey is, but for the actual, what the honey sponsor |
[2296.52 --> 2297.16] thing is... |
[2297.16 --> 2297.82] Wasps... |
[2297.82 --> 2298.76] Stop backpedaling. |
[2298.96 --> 2300.88] Wasps do not, in fact, store anything. |
[2300.88 --> 2301.60] So they don't... |
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