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The 404 Show - Jill Schlesinger, Ep. 1662:

2016-05-20
hey what is up everybody it's Friday may twentieth I'm very excited because on the 404 show today for the first time in a very long time longer than I'm willing to admit yes Jill Schlesinger back its Jill like you forgot about us no she's she no no no way too big for us too big we had something scheduled and and like some schmucky producers like oh we have to do this interview for evening news and then I had to ditch you that's what happened last evening it was a midday interview for sure you got that I got it now you know where you stand right in the totem pole question is which now my organs let me say this about that it broadcasts a situation it's a broadcast attrition here's the problem I I love doing this you know this is like among many of my favorite thing this is like a therapeutic rite of passage no it's just it's just fun and I love hanging out with you guys my thing and but then you had work sure this is fun right yeah that's work sometimes work just gets in the way of fun horrible sort but now also remember the beginning of the year the stock market was in freefall so it was very busy hmm then it got better yeah and then I started doing some other stuff are you busy when it's doing well no really no no one ever gives a crap yeah no one wants to know why it's doing well everyone's like oh yeah it's doing what like I am in the sweet spot right now we're not working that hard sure because all the idiots are doing is talking about politics right and so I mean I did like a couple of segments like oh let's talk about Bernie Sanders and Trump's trade policies were ridiculous we'll talk about that separately okay odd but I'm really in this great place where I'm not killing myself yeah but I have been doing tons of fun things like what well I reached the pinnacle of my career Wow and it is not this show it's close but it got high with other knock check this out I was hopin wait a second wait when I tell you this I went to London okay i interviewed Dame Julie Andrews whoa whoa in front of a live audience like 500 people what I wouldn't have to put that picture up on the on-site 404 websites crazy me my sister and Julie Andrews it was beyond I literally got done with the interview and I was like oh my god I thought to myself this is it like it's all downhill from here just ever it would be like you being like you know what I hung out with Martin Brodeur like first weekend yeah pretty much yeah had sleepovers talking about Oh everything on by exactly yeah you know I'm just saying that it was like I'm a huge Broadway show and of course I live yeah I started the interview and I was like you know well we have a lot in common you know you you started the role of Eliza Doolittle on Broadway in my fair lady and I played Doolittle in the camp point of pines version own was awesome 65 minutes it went by like in two seconds yeah that's great it was beyond it was so awesome so what was it sir what was it centered around uh well there was this financial company that wanted to do something just like this totally boondoggle nice shirt which is like let's take our very best people ok and go to London and somebody wrangled julie andrews for an interview and i know some people at the company that are high up and they're like let's get Jill to interview her so they call me up and they're like we we know it's not a financial interview we don't know if you'd be into it it's julie andrews and I said shut the front door I'll pay you to do it yeah otherwise how do I get there yeah it was so she was unbelievable she was so gracious by the way forever I'm listening if you don't know who julie andrews is i'm very sorry because I figure that now i just realized that a 22 year old boy might not know that but remember Mary Poppins they all watched is of course you know they know sound of music no Mary papa I think maybe once they hear that then there they act right and at it you know go to Wikipedia exact learn why why she's important unbelievable huge star gracious yeah the light ball happy to be there so so and and you know what she's 81 she yeah I can talk to friends of mine and we all lose our trains applause all right no I yeah 81 she's telling story from 50 years ago anything like how you just get you just hit the genetic lottery right is that hides I think so I do because honestly it she was so um like on yeah and you know I don't know I think that it's really pretty impressive man she was terrific and you know sorry so let me just give you a little inside your kind of fan Girling out here a little bit beyond I love it beyond I mean you again I'm such a huge Broadway show fiend that you know sure her career is both obviously theatre and film sure okay and I went into like such theatre geekdom that in the middle of my interview I turn to the audience and I'm like hang on for five minutes will I become a theater geek and I turned back and ice like asked like this esoteric question like how do you feel like what's the difference between singing a rodgers and hammerstein score and ass on x quarter and she went like dealt like deep dive in Tucson time I'm a huge Sondheim fan we come back and then we talk about she says to me what's your favorite song time should like she's interviewing me in the middle of the whole thing an engaged it was amazing and then she said well you know she says my favorites on time show is sweeney todd and i said i don't mind his company and then she was but you know what and she's like literally talking to me yeah and she says uh huh you know my favorite song like the song that I hear either if I sing it or hear anyone else sang it and it brings tears to my eyes and I literally interrupt her and I said is the last song and the first act and Sunday in the park with George and she goes yes exactly and high-fives meeting in the middle of the interview you must have been floating when I picture Julie Andrews a Jew now picture high fives yeah I not a thing that I was high-fiving that's amazing is this available to wow private event may an audio no I gotta release the transcripts of this ride I was like and so we finished the thing and she turned her manager was like so protective and intense sure i don't i don't know like we don't know yours don't know Hollywood territory Andrews exactly Big Shot right and she's turned soon we come off the stage you should cuz what happens now we're going to go into the dressing room you get a bite and then you got to take 200 pictures attendees okay and he's turned Zeke isn't Jill and her sister the first photos because they gotta catch a plane right she takes me by the arm we're walking out and she says why don't you come to the dressing room and have some tea with us oh ok yeah I guess so no problem like 20 minutes I hang out with you know what was so great about it she says to me so how did you get into this financial stuff yeah and start asking me questions about myself yeah that's you did you dream this it's beyond unbelievable that's I'm so happy that you got to do this it's so it's so great that is very very I'm still on my Julie Andrews side so my sister so by the way you know I'm negotiating with these guys for money to you know do this whole deal and I'm they you know they're at the low end of my range alike luck give me an extra ticket and I brought my sister was right yeah which was also phenomenal you have a brother or sister my brother never brother and you have a brother well sisters I don't know we just like we're very close sir she is as into anything Broadway musical as I am right when I called her up and said you're coming with me to London she was shrieking and we realized we had not been away alone together in 30 years that makes sense yeah you know life for Amelie bounces we the best time great oh that's great oh that's so rad it's a maser it's totally amazing so that was great that's it it's all downhill probably yeah I tell me before you knew it yeah exactly I'm done uh the other thing that I did this week which was fun was I moderated a panel an LGBT panel at deutsche bank and i got to interview the only out royalty in the world oh really and this guy is the crown prince of india so it's a gay prince it's a gay pride Wow and he was so lovely and I gotten he was being honored at the UN for this thing that he had done so i went to the UN for the first time ever I'm like a Niley royalty in the world that's out that's a Yeah right Dodd I'd say no it is so not on my panel was this huge private equity guy named Paul singer who is like a gazillion area okay then it was a guy who's ahead of the export-import bank and the crown prince mm-hmm so I turned to these guys were about to go on the stage I said you know I've always wondered what happens when three Jews and a gay Prince walk into a German bank again we're about to find out and you're even wrote that for you no I wrote it myself a thread very funny I've just been doing a lot you know so I do work stuff but as your stuff outside been fun that's all I'm on that's what and you know what's like different do you remember when you interview Danny DeVito the first time it was just like such a tie and a kick it was there's a lot going on there yeah and it's the this moment where you're trying to be professional remember what you're doing and then after you reflect and like oh my god I just all right Danny DeVito is on my show that cool is that it's a lot of planning that never uh shows its face right it's planning for nothing oh yeah I just like when it's time you're just there miles per hour and it's got to happen and it happens and it goes by quick and that's it you know though I was so happy to have prepped which involved reading you know her autobiography 25 you know but autobiographies writ unauthorized biographies written about her as well as reading every single one of the children's books that she's written oh really you wanna hear something wild yeah when she was and it was in the late 90s she was like 60 years old she had an operation that was supposed to remove like some of the scar tissue around her throat it was a botched surgery she could never sing again oh wow you imagine that oh my god imagine being the doctor who screwed up early Andrews voice ya feel like you know you're invaluable instrument yeah I destroyed right exactly yeah so the managers like do not bring up the botched surgery you can't talk about it you can't talk she can't talk about the settlement yeah okay I said no problem I'm not bringing it up three-quarters of the way through the interview she's like I'm ty asking about the book she was well you know I had the surgery and they botched it oh he says it right and I was like I didn't say yeah no that's why I brought up as a fair game sociable she probably had all kinds of crazy insurance on that yeah and but you know what but I mean Julie Andrews she was gonna be financially fine no matter what but what is like that's worth what do you think that that would be one hundred million dollars see I it so is 90s so it you know use news today's dollars I understand and it's all rumor died who knows her I was supposedly 20 million pounds so let's make that you know 40 million yeah 40 million dollars in 1999 which seems like a big number but is Julie Andrews from national instrument of both great britain United right yeah I wonder cuz you because there are I feel like there's there are celebrities who have certain items on their person sure yeah better ensure it is also interesting because it's like someone later on in their career effectively you're not valuing it based on what she's done before that's exactly right no right so you're you're saying okay between now and West away like what it is right exactly so they probably said 15 years at this much whatever yeah but I mean it really is unbelievable yeah I think this shows you got a plan for anything yeah I that disability insurance young man like you yeah I do you do I do all right Russ maybe Oh Russ we gotta do some planning you know I'm on my fiance soon-to-be wife's insurance at Christie's and they have very good insurance I'm sure that this is very nice I mean you're impressed right sure I'd be more impressed with Sotheby's better yeah that's jerk mrs. is the underdog in the she's like the redheaded stepchild it is they're trying that's why they just don't know their nets basically them oh these days that's okay yeah unless Harvey's pitching uh so keep it in sports for a second yeah Islanders I was rooting for him is so terrible the Apple s series was theirs it was there it was like it was like the Pittsburgh series a couple years ago where they really should have had it yeah they were such big underdogs I'm serious was more their savings I think Taveras after he single-handedly won the first round in that amazing game unbelievable which I was just like we are shrieking it was crazy I'm sure is that crazy um yeah they just got a couple bed kind of bounces that they lost those two games in overtime after giving up the lead real late I think it nice the emotional part of it just blew them away and that's why the last game i just said to Jackie we're not gonna watch this this is gonna be a blowout I knew it yeah they'll be back I think they're in a better spot than someone like the Rangers I think the Rangers are I gotta tell you great hockey story what's that so uh I have a friend of mine who works at american express and she's like hey we got the box for the Rangers Islanders game you want to come this was how long ago the last game of the season she was a groom right at the point when she invited me that was like could have been an important game it's not just year and i'm at Madison Square okay so meanwhile it could have been important but it was not so Jack he's like I'm not going cuz she's freaked out you will not go into the garden right because she's crazy she doesn't want to enter the enemy enemy exactly she's like oh yeah i really want to walk into the Death Star even though they're like her team is playing and even if we're in the luxury box yes which does give you like a cone of protection oh yeah I've worn a devil jersey into the garden it is not the best feeling yeah exactly is not yeah dude it's intense not like going to Fenway with Yankee yeah close I pretty close are you gonna say it's worse I think it's worth before I list so i brought my jersey huh we put it in my bag in your bed okay I go through security the guard looks at me and he's like looks in the bag and he goes no you could wear that here and I said why would I tempt fate and he leans any whispers to me because I'm an Islanders and I know how you live on the island I'm an island just I said and yet you're whispering yes you know what so you make security guard yeah so I go into the luxury box it's like being in the four season yes yeah so I put my jersey on oh yeah and you look down at the plebs we scored three uh three goals in the second period and the woman who invited me she's like yeah out of here I'm like yep let's go we're done our work here is done yep aight as much as i could drank as much as I can nice there you go yep look Lauren a rough season though yeah yeah I mean I like I said they'll be back they're fun they're fun team to watch yeah goaltending is gotta get sorted out a little bit yeah what they're gonna do with that bigger and we're gonna lose chi lo posso and he's quite good she gonna go I don't know but I think he's gonna go somewhere I think I know I'm so disheartened by sports in general that you know I think wow they have got this great this this great team right but I'm but he's gonna leave that team just to make more money like when you have an opportunity potentially to win a Stanley Cup for the first time in whatever 30 years or 40 years you know like I don't know how much more money gonna make and you're gonna go go for some crap team is he is he a rookie second wrong guy our first one guy he's now the first line you play with Taveras yeah see I don't know if that he needs it to Varys to be as good as he is I think so i think that these guys are nuts they go and they take the money and then like he blows his Nia I guess what they're thinking is well I gotta get as much money as I can I mean I'm sure it's not as bad as it is in football with regards like how short their careers are now risky it is no but but in hockey you do have like a seven to eight year sweet spot all right sure that's it and even then like yeah you can get injured in any moment and what are you trained for in life if not hockey professionally I mean if you and and let's say you're like not a known person I mean obviously he seems to be doing okay I don't know enough about hockey to know any of these people but I would say like you know you've got to think you got am accessing you know the pride thing is a I want to want to stay on come the smart thing is where we're going to be in 50 it happen but like don't you think there's some intersection of like the potential to actually win and the money like how much more money is you get only and there are certain teams that uh and this is beyond just hockey for people who are like Jesus Agra spent on yeah that would be Makos yes like I've no idea but let me comment on this no but i think but but it relates other sports right like there are certain teams that are able to maintain people i mean they devils it with broad or like it basically made him men make him but they convinced him to stay with the devil's for his entire career for less money and he would have gone out he won be a franchise player exactly so there's I mean those are anomalies yeah but it but you know I would imagine like right what is the difference between 1.5 and 1.2 or whatever it is like your contract success thank you like I and you've got an agent in your ear trying to get as much money oh please these agents are nuts yeah to say that they don't think they do them I don't think they often do their their clients any good of course not you know it's redic no it's it's their do themselves good they're making choices for themselves and if it helps the client that's a that's a bonus yeah and what else is going on with you you got the baby yeah so yeah when's the next one is not the thing here yet yeah he's 13 months ok so right that's right he's born right near the girls right my girls exactly so uh yeah he's 13 months and right now he's like the really great he's dude is a piece at a perfect time in his life he's crawling he's crawling he's uh stay little he says mama dada are up he says pass the puck yeah he's a stick save yeah okay I haven't played goalie no no that's the worst why cuz the goalie equipment so expensive oh no no but everyone wants to recruit a goalie prides like no one gets hurt as it going that's true they don't handle stuff but uh yeah I mean yeah I understand what you're saying but at the same time no because that not to mention kids grow so quickly you gotta swap em a bigger side he'll grow into it no your swap out the equipment every like six months it feels like and then you're gonna you know goalie equipment it's like twice the amount of regular equipment no okay thank you fellas right Andy he'll just wanna you know I don't dance coach maybe it'll be a dancer whatever in torrential there I said this work they'll have every opportunity to try out I zaki just as he will with games and whatever else that azz play a sport ah soccer Oh like and chill yeah soccer and track she looks like a tracks yeah she's quick yeah yeah I was so cool uh no not so quick you know what happened it was terrible thing in my soccer career I grew four inches in one sour and I got boobs I'm like what are these happen what happened situation is bad that's a massive it was crazy someone was insanity I was like right wing killing it making like fast speedy girl and then all the sudden I slowed down yeah he's like big girls come on top of me and like what happened that's uh it's called growing up that's horrible starts it's not easy on women no all thing is what else what do you mean so speaking of women I want to bring up the ghostbusters yeah oh yeah I can't wait to see that so I will actually on a plane I will not go to the movies okay fair enough III's like specifically for that movie or movies in general I general yeah i i'm i'm at the point now we've talked about this where I either catch a movie on its way out said there's no in the theater yeah yeah yeah anyway you're gonna go see it so I i guess if we've talked about this but I what is google humming I'm like what is going on you heard about the controversy with this movie now goes bust okay so let me just bring yeah i just know Melissa McCarthy's in issues one there's some controversy about the there was at least the only thing I heard was that the woman from Saturday Night Live thanks inin no no Leslie Jones was it yes that someone said oh you see everyone else has a PhD and she's the the african-american woman doesn't and she's like shut up yeah I got a job goddammit whatever but that is the bigger the controversy that sort of lasted longer is essentially the first trailer came out people a lot of people were like well this isn't funny and we're like I'm not gonna see it they were very angry this is not Ghostbusters whatever and it's sort of morph into this kind of thing that's like it met generates a sexist well that was so when the movie was first announced that it was going to be a thing there was this like anti-woman right fallout how shocking i know right which I being a card-carrying woman which and feminists thank you proudly which was like oh really oh okay whatever why is that got to be a thing but it is i guess and go ahead and then so so the trailer comes out there's this reaction to it meanwhile like paul feig who's the director there very funny director his movies are great yeah he did spy he did a right thing like women and he he seems like women indeed uh so this has sort of just keep kept evolving with anger and hostility and the most recent thing this new another trailer I guess just came out and some guy from a youtube channel that has like two million subscribers was like I refuse to see it well this is my this is not the Ghostbusters movie I wanted tion on it exactly Bill Murray and Harold Ramos and Danny awkward I have a good memory was dead so they're not what he mentions that like what kind of an asshole says that not only that it's ridiculous to me because it's like the movie where they tried out the old actors is the worst the worst one is Indiana Jones for like you do not want to see that movie that rats in Star Wars was good people liked it it's cuz there was a little bit of the old actors right it was mostly new people and yet they were cameoed which I'm sure bill murray shows up in this movie he might i will bet I don't know bed money is very selective about what I know but I think he'll an awkward my equation i denounced by the way I know that up well it's not even that it's like who cares like this is why here why are you making this a I'll tell you why it's a big deal for them is that it ties into this whole thing of like this war that's going on this war that I honestly believe they've created this like culture war the culture war of like man vs men versus women and PC vs not and this position becoming a metaphor for the campaign is that what this we really becoming I don't know I it was before the camp a because it eyes into the whole gamergate thing as well and it was def you know what that is dhoni we're not gonna go else but it is it's all related to this idea of like people feeling like people are to pc and too safe and then other people feeling like freedom of speech and then you know it's I you know what I have to say I think freedom for the speech is quite overrated I think there are plenty of people who should not have that freedom you know before we came on the show we were watching that George Carlin that old bit you know there are some people who are just so stupid of course and I think this is really stupid it's insanely stupid and why we get Y and and that we're talking about well we're talking about it because realm of what's popular Yeah right trending I just don't if you put this in the show notes and tag it with this will get more people downloading all right SEO be but I think like for me it's like I would click on this because I want to just make sure that there are seeing right people out there like I'm finally I listened to other people's opinions I will think about it I want okay don't like well once I once I feel like oh this person is you need a and I said no and then quickly I'm fine i'll ignore them but like the vitriol and the like threatening violence and like all that stuff is crazy my power yeah yeah yeah so check this out so i do a segment where I'm talking about these trade deals yeah and it was a maybe month or two ago and I go on and I basically slam Sanders and Trump the amount of hate mail that I got oh I'm sure he's over the top because both of those are like have like sick dopey people who are like don't want to hear facts yeah okay well this is what the facts are you know you guys wanted like make some crap up fine go make up your crap and you why your candidate wants to make up crap fine that's great I went on the air and said hey you know what naf there wasn't a job killer there are other things that were job killers but NAFTA wasn't and trade with China people lost jobs technology globalization people lost jobs get it but to blame it on one trade deal is insanity I got such hate mail and how do you so but you you're you're thick-skinned you your idea yeah you're a effect no I do because I think people are crazy and I'm a little bit and I'm a neurotic jew so you're gonna come haunt me get a little skittish with that I'm more skittish with it than I'd like to admit yeah how about that okay I really am because I it affects me because I I cannot because i am a rational human being and so there's something different between an opinion and a fact right and i get very sick of people talking about like this is your opinion this dumbass wants to say i'm not gonna see ghostbusters who gives a right but if you're talking about like someone makes a statement that trade is bad well actually it's not and there are things about it they can be bad and they're people who can be hurt and then I can give you the facts and I laid out the case but uh so then to have someone be just right the most disgusting crap is unbelievable and I think they write disgusting crap about everyone but i do think these trolls are insanely focused on women yep yeah media that's all places and uh and so uh I get it you know what I get that like white middle-class people are pissed off I get it yeah I have actually that ol middle-class people are pissed off but the white seemed to be speaking up very violently and I'm veer and I've been talking about income inequality for the last 15 years so I i understand it but I hate simple solutions to complex problems it drives me and that's what politics is yes you need a 30-second sound bite you can't go on for five minutes explaining what your ideas that's the only five minutes it shouldn't be a lot of time but it is yeah you know I I definitely and not someone who gets a lot of that kind of feedback but I've had it um I think there is still for whatever reason this like misunderstood anonymity uh that the internet kind of provides but doesn't provide them they don't understand they can't understand that there's a person on the other end right right this oh they're so they're not like I don't want to say all of them wouldn't say that to your face but I think the majority of them would not well taste like a lot of people are insanely remorseful when they realize that this is a water source right person yet right and and it's not like a partisan person you know like I I mean I am partisan but not about this yeah so I you know talk to me about some movie to be partisan and you know and I've been critical I was critical of Democratic administrations I've been critical of Republican administrations like I don't really have you know I talk about money especially it's very clear to me what facts are ya and so that makes me slightly insane but that said I you know it is a fascinating time to really see how much every group needs a scapegoat right everyone wants to blame somebody in other words instead of taking all that collective energy and say like well this does suck let's figure out a solution let's instead point fingers get pissed off and do nothing except stew an hour an hour by and that's kind of like with the Flint thing right we're like it's not about fixing it it's just fat F everything else we just have to find out whose fault this is yeah and for and for some reason when we do find that out everything will be okay right hand right what it's like when did that because there's a human condition thing like you you hear that the idea of like if you're angry you hit a pillow right and like sending an email like that email they're not sending it to have a discourse they're they're hitting a pillow rights their way to scratch the itch of like I disagree with this person I'm gonna write a screen to them and they don't even care than anyone reads I mean they might in the background of their brain be like Oh someone might read this but the few times that I've responded to those people in email like with a very calm demeanor it's always they are just so apologize like I didn't realize that I'm oh I have had mostly good positive experiences one time I invited a guy on my radio show yeah just a disaster it was a complete disaster go and he wrote a letter to the president of CBS news about what a horrible person I was yeah I'm sure that David read that yeah so you know the one place where I find it's much less vitriolic news on linkedin because it's a professional site and you know I know that people have fake profiles but mostly people are using that because they want jobs and they're not going to act like assholes right now I group so that's been a much more pleasant experience it is the sort of like we're safe haven right yeah kind of because you know i mean i'm not gonna whatever like i don't have people like comment on my own website yeah my web versions like you honest do comments like absolutely not do I get far too many people who are telling me what color to wear and I my hair looks good or bad on a particular day and they're not all my mother know there are other people I'm telling you Jill every time Stacy's like just looks amazing on her she should have open comment I'm like yeah like yeah no it just Stacey open she's like something about my harrowing it's my hair shut your hair that's just my hair and I'm not pregnant promise that would be interesting it would be impossible indeed okay now we know yes and now we know on so yes all about the hair uh so anyway I'm gonna see Ghostbuster I do like Melissa McCarthy yeah she's very funny so like here's the thing i'm i'm luke i I'm either way like yeah I want to see it i love the notion of ghostbusters like that that franchise i grew up with yeah yeah I want to see what I'm not trading laces of course not I mean look Trading Places has a very special place in our collective heart yeah I'll understand and financially accurate exactly pretty accurate pretty pretty vicious crop report em okay sorry but are we did you send me the thing where it's like try and explain the end of this film yeah it's yeah I sir just know I'm close to it but it's so it's very complicated anytime we could do a frame by frame and I could explain it yeah I could do that that's might as well do it it looks funny thing about the end of that movie is like it is one of the funniest movies that is the plot is super simple yeah like the plot not complicated off then at the end of this film dan Aykroyd and and Eddie Murphy's characters attempt to pull off the most complex sort of like double backs think you know what it's so great about it is that it's actually because it was filmed that was the where I worked that was my first job on Wall Street and I worked in that ring so so many of my friends are extras which is very well to watch it is why yeah I yeah I like the fact that five minutes before the most complicated financial heist movie history someone gets essentially like attacked and raped by a girl yeah exactly love ya androidcentral movies ends like that never was like I'm just gonna believe that hey guys i just saw Jamie Lee Curtis boobs yeah okay move on that is not a bad part of that movie um what happened to her where is she she's doing she does like viber commercial oh you want to poop better eat this fire Divya yeah she's married to Christopher Guest oh I wouldn't know that yeah and they apparently they're like really into cons like they go to what I go to conventions interests out their kids who are into like you sleep really yeah dress up like Street Fighter characters yeah if I saw a couple foot on that nice yeah um so I want to bring up something a little different what is GTA V stand for you don't know I have no idea think about it it's a video game now that you're done I'm done that's good so yeah not if you had a name a video game franchise you know i would say leisure suit larry which is not which is actress sure and you did that was one so fung pong but i think about maybe right now something in the last what is one mo you're popular I don't know it's the day oh wait imma this is great hold on the best game ever Jill name a modern vine franchise i watch TV isn't there a I've got three letters right to use it clear and you have three letters she's like grand theft auto q oh my god it just came to me although but I don't even know anything beyond that I have to be honest with you what's another give me two more yellow you never be I heard I ever to call a duty yeah yeah there you go alright so that's it I thought your movies I mean there's there's more but there's more than three games now that's it but yeah it's a couple more this is a great game because like Idaho second service you like that pong ha I mean you're not wrong it's a 40 year old game Derek but it's the only game I really ever oh no wait was there another one there was another what like a pong like game where you with blocks yeah like art noise at tetris tetris a little bit yeah i was so not into video games except for leisure suit larry which we were in compulsive about yeah it's a creep yeah exactly just agree anyway grant theft auto 5 the V is oh thank god alright it's sara monroe think about this my uh miss money Greg the final five is sold 65 million cops you know what a game costs I don't know like the I have no idea where they have no idea 50 bucks a hundred bucks like no idea you can 69 six alright so it's not so bad uh that's insanity globally milledgeville yeah mold is it uh dispersed around the globe or is the United States the majority pretty dis but I think the US is usually the majority but it's generally in Europe yet have a split probably but they have a portion of it but you're a UK is not a distributor of that game of 2k okay yep so you've heard you hear that yeah yeah take to interact oh you're looking lets you know give or take like three and a half billion dollars and gross in that pretty good which is not bad what we did at the upfronts exactly you just compare that to movies like right oh my god not like I'm throwing about what it does civil war is up to probably nine hundred million isn't really yeah so it'll I mean again a movie tickets Temba shirt a game six that's right look at it like that yeah but I just I mean numbers like that did you expect that had not affected that anybody I mean we knew is gonna do gangbusters but that's crazy 65 aside its Quinn US version 5 does that make versions one through four sell more or in other words a little bit but not a significant like really small spike I wouldn't think it'd be Sigma is it great yeah it is a very lemon forget but was crazies the games almost three years old already what yeah so I'm out on a few you came out in 2013 in the fall of 2013 and then the new consoles came out and they made in a new one they updated the the graphics for it yeah re-released it then it came out for pc and it's been the last version came out watin 14 was pc uh and new joy yeah for maybe late 14th yeah but i but that is smart because essentially they made one game and they're getting multiple bites at the Apple which I game don't write is that unlike Apple excessively well done thank you so yeah that I just why I figured that was something as a staggering that's a pretty big number that could be our number of the week 65 million a good one that's the number the way yet can you do that now i'ma send you the story that's amazing 65 mil of a game mm-hmm wow you're right multiple bites from the Apple I have two versions of it either for 360 and pc jub a big deal you get to write it off I know but like I that's not what you've gotten both versions and so if yet because the pc version lets you see the game plan a totally new graphical light I mean they really improved it and joy you should know that you can attempt to have sex with people in this game just like they should Larry oh well then I'm in so there Joe I haven't played a game I'm whatever it's just like it's freaking embarrassing Jill you're a problem solver why not how do we fix the line the security lines at the airport I think the fingerprint everybody I'm totally fine with that I am too I'm willing to give up that see that actually that it may maybe if every single person were fingerprinted hmm when you're gonna have you're gonna have privacy advocates up and I know there is actually something I just read this recently that your fingerprint is not considered an illegal search someone was saying that said the police could use your fingerprint to unlock your phone and it would be okay really I can't ask you for your password it's like this weird little in the maybe you should not use your finger your thumbprint we get on your phone ya know i'm justing like that is an absurd louisville yeah I mean well because who would have ever think about this so like when I do global entry right I was going back and forth a lot hey I went down to lower Manhattan yeah and they do a full like you you know you went down they give you like a security this is the pretty czech thing yeah and it's not gsa pre but its global entry right who cares like it the only we're the only ones doing anything with the Israelis so you can just forget about don't be traveling in Europe and feel safe right all right that's what I know but the they ask you a bunch of questions they take your fingerprints they run background on you through some database and now you have this thing so now I come off the plane and I put my little bum print down and my fingers and it comes up and it says hello Jill Schlesinger it knows what what flight I've been on hmm says do you have anything to declare no boom leave I'm out of JFK and like six minutes I guess my only concern my only concern with it's not a privacy Kanaan and I'm just to be clear I'm talking mostly about domestic stuff okay but whatever yeah doesn't care its executive on your name on it would be if we go all fingerprint and me like I feel like that's something that you could potentially very like not easily faked but fake maybe if I cut your hand off no what am I like a Russian games like like in the movies they're always like lifting prints and then reusing them it's like a piece of latex right I'm cutting a thumb off and but what a great idea in your pocket was like that's you're a terrorist like why not I'm this biometric society yeah like that will be a thing yeah you would need at multiple points of failure would have to be like ring so what else would be done I mean well also i think it by the way the people who are checking security have you like got taking a gander at some of these gigs they're not the best know kind of scary I mean it's a crappy job yeah a job you can't see maybe we can retrain all the guys who lost their jobs to women and Hispanics and Chinese people and does insane to me right it's like this has become a big story in the last two weeks because oh my god all of a sudden people realize like there's a three-hour wait newark airport yep traveling yeah enjoy afternoon yeah drive right so the last time I flew when I went to Vegas I was I get out of the car I enter the terminal and I'm faced with like the most chaotic unorganized district Ellis Island yeah circa 1940 12 3 i'm like what the what is happening here the NOAA has any answers now everyone like cattle is just like horrible bottlenecking into a thing again you're dealing with bureaucracy in person generally the only time you deal with it it's on the phone or like on a website may be here you're seeing it i mean it's like the DMV and mass could you better be like a logistics expert team that comes in and says look this is how we to deal the power airport yeah yeah I there should be I mean that a government job resign your Joe that's the thing i think it has to be a government job and we have to pay up for it do you think but do you think the tsa should be privatized mmm is that it seems to be the most popular answer yeah I don't know why that like I feel I guess maybe it should be I don't know I I feel like that's a government responsibility and their private Airlines they are but I'm just an area but there but so the airline's of the client of the airport right the airports are run by municipalities right right yeah right so I know I think of it more as a government job and I think there has to be like a uniform standard and if we do it if we privatize it it's going to be like this one does this this one does this i don't know i think the tsa has for a cavalcade of reasons lost respect from the American public Oh probably cuz they've had a major fail yeah they're not so much of it i'm not talking about security things i'm just saying like in the process right I just like what DMV was ten years exactly like maybe part of your military career is you spend that idea spend a year doing airport secure it for the draft is like I'm just saying like do you think a fully uh military employed TSA yeah I would expedite I don't know who I think I think that they are first of all their rule followers that's their training so I do like that and you're intimidating definitely so I think there's be a lot of people that would be like i did not get into the army or whatever yeah but if it were like okay the wait a second let's say we're like a medical doctor okay where the first year of whatever rotation you're doing here at your residence it's your residency it's like the first year of your residency like tough luck this is part of your this is entry okay okay and you're not your I mean make it a homeland of security thing right yeah I mean it seems like i don't know i think that uh some of these times when I've gone through airports it's it's scary what gets through so I also you know again going back to the paranoid jus thing I get nervous around that and you know what they I guess there's this moment where you're seeing them like frisk an 82 year old nun you're in a wheelchair right like what are we doing here and was this is less be smarter and and also the idea around not having information I don't know about you guys but like when I go into a subway platform now and there's no like when the next train is like Charles me not insanity yeah all right but if we have like a little bit more information and how to navigate it or you know like you need a ways for an airport like us yeah line for is actually faster get over there I mean but like there's yes it seems like but just chaos but the government is not good at that sort of speedy logistics I know like that would not be a good one why can't someone just step in and be like up let's go back to the drawing board on this entire thing right there's no way I should be being I should be herded like some sort of like I said cattle right through this you know maze and you don't even get to go on like face mountain at the end of it right it's like the shittiest ride ever ever and then I get to the front and there's this TSA zombie guy yeah like looks like he hasn't slept in 43 hours he's waving people through but that he's just waving people into like a total sort of you know gridlock situation behind him and like dude this is not the answer I just oh I mean a privatized company their issues they are potentially our core they're incentivized to maybe get rid of the line faster yeah less secure I mean not to say that CAS TSA is adding that much security but yeah but like then you lose the deal alright if you know then yeah make money and you're into the privatization i hearing it i I just need something much but i think it's an awful idea for like prisons for example i agree so like there i guess what i was exactly what I thinking about like it hasn't worked there so I'm not sure it's gonna work here I bet it'd be a good idea for schools like there's like a lot of potential issues with bringing in for-profit companies fine i cut corners in bad place I just I just want the right thing to happen I don't care who does it well why don't you just figure out how to fly the out of the cattle car and then you can get an expedited journey do you know if you fly business or first you get like that cept line that's your just sign up for pre it's 80 bucks and you but is it you don't get the Skip you skip a lot of it a lot of it yeah and you don't have to take off your shoes I should have to take every to me but you know but I should I don't find out it's a regressive tax let's be honest and so it's like this is one of those moments we're gonna talk about something it's like you know what if you have money it's excellent yeah I be no money if you're trying I would say if you're traveling once a month one hundred percent worth it if you're having twice a year to ice a year to three times I why don't you get CBS to pay for you to go business class don't you have a bad back oh yeah oh my god my back's killing me oh it is bad yeah oh oh okay my neck and my doctor said I haven't seen no doctors note I have a note now makes it official yep um oh yeah that's funny you're dr. buckle are cleared up really when so you know when I was here last I think that I had just been to Turkey right that's what it was yeah and I was probably the last American to safely I'm travel throughout Turkey which is because now crazy dangerous down um but when i was there and we were traveling he was very interesting to watch the security not a lot of it yeah and that to me like flying around the world has become a lot scarier I know that I know that can happen anywhere could happen here god forbid I'm but there is this sense when you're flying abroad that there's just like a ton of people there's less there seems to be less security in those places again unless you go to Israel and the evil in London certainly as well so in London so here's a problem with London so I flew in and out of Heathrow a lot it's just so many people now possibly they could keep track of everything is amazing to me and people coming from really crazy places so it's it's a it's a nightmare to travel now it really is you know what it makes you think like yeah I stay in the US in fact I'd lunch yesterday with a guy who he and his wife like they're in their early 30s no thinking about like they want to go travel but she's like Aunt Zika virus we're not around playing abroad I had no idea that that was I'm like what do you mean so don't go to Brazil he's like it's like five minutes away from being in Europe so you can't take the chance gonna be in the u.s. to its here it just hasn't been contracted here I don't think yet yeah I don't know another reason by you to basically go get pregnant no the reason oh right the no you can't because you don't know if you're suffering from going in Italy in September oh how nice ah just book that where are you going going to the Amalfi Coast oh where are you staying that's one of my favorite but I think we're doing Airbnb ease but do you know what towns like ravello ha ha no Positano yeah oh I didn't know your Italian oh yeah I've got the agenda she's not my hands that's like doesn't count yeah and you're not like slurping on linguine oh no I Negroni here it is what uh what else there's I think oh we're staying a couple nights in Naples hmm interesting supposed to have the best pizza in Italy all right why I'm sorry that play Naples I in Hoboken it's like the best pretty close probably New York someone just said said to me bet we were like talking about living in LA and he's like yeah except the pizza shop yeah a lot of things suck in LA I mean I think it's a fun city I'm love to visit it's good in moderation ok I like it better than San Francisco yeah yeah oh I don't know if I feel that way I feel that way but you're very I think simple you love the gays oh yeah sure love gay people but la is much more culturally interesting i agree with you a hundred percent easily and recited here's the deal i agree with you on that front la has much more diversity in sort of less style and that sort of thing where San Francisco kind of feels like a sauna own stuff like a model City yeah like has a lot almost I like the way yet san fran awful great services yeah but then what do you think about Kara Swisher running for mayor there uh I don't know is it true I said it's a widely distributed disseminated rumor what about nothing because she works and for the same coming i do LOL find out yeah maybe not she's she's been talked about as a mayoral candidate what do you think I think she should take her glasses office she's gonna interview people that's just me sense but she seems lovely alright I guess you know how Jill feels anyway I don't know what I really i find that san Francisco's a little bit small for me it's not like a real city so it's a cool town yeah yeah it kind of shuts down at night too yeah and there's no real arts community that is institutionalized like I know that there's like a subculture and I friends who are artists there and they're gonna yell at me for saying this red you know it's like you go to museums in in major cities you expect to see a museum right nothing there and you know it's those tech guys they're busy saving the world making sure we're all connected instead of shelling out checks to support the Arts they're not alive they're not like they're not very focused on their one thing right and so you don't get a lot of diversity it's like hurry up and come to San Francisco never leave the house never leave the office yeah yeah that's one area never beat is very very focused on what they're doing odd so let me ask you another question all right we got a couple minutes what's up doggy yeah what about it how's he doing all right yeah he's great oh you haven't talked about him at all no yeah I feel bad for Marty Marty kind of gets like the back seat yeah horse now you got a baby you know he is his claim to fame is like when it when the baby goes to bed and I get my parents back wow you know and then yeah he's no the late late show right now see a serious James Corden oh there we've noticed like uh at bedtime he's gotten closer and closer to like get becoming like you know the the meat in the sandwich that's very sweet where he's like I Eunice's oh my god don't forget right I'm hear me I'm here um you know he's kind of like is he sleep on the bed he does used to not but then when winter comes he's like a gang I got snuggle great time now that's getting a little warmer he kind of like pieces out after a couple minutes but yeah poor guy um I do have one thing to say before we're up the show uh what I feel like this is becoming a series of Ross rustic New York stories because I have quite a many but it seems like these people just come to me Jim tell so Jill's roses had like maybe half a dozen just weird new in your theme song maybe just for this segment that happened to him it's almost curve ish but not can you give me a few highlights well last week I talked about the fact that this taxi driver pulled pulled in front of this woman leaned out the window was like hey you look like my niece Dottie some weird stuff just like typical like actually with not a foreign accent no with like a heavy New York Italian accent oh but that's like impossible right there that's like 25 years ago right I was also like shocked like I was very surprisingly authentic yes yeah like that so just two days ago I've been having AC issues air conditioning issues and it's been fun because it's been cool in New York City but it's gonna get very hot AC stuff in your apartment in my part ok so my a/c units like a Jewish and he has severe condition horse in the Torah I haven't turned mine on five degrees in a minute i know i'm with you i can't let me prepare so i'm working with my company it's been like a major hassle get this thing fixed they finally pc richards comes and delivers like a giant box the two russian delivery guys are like we're not putting that together okay would not do even though they're supposed to even though they're I wet I thought that they were supposed to but they didn't I call I called the management company that I rent my apartment from and they're like okay we'll send guys over there a first thing in the morning 1030 whatever okay I'm waiting for them they didn't they don't show up it's like 11 1115 they finally show up they is not quite accurate because one guy shows up and he's about 110 he is a very very old man so he's older than water and he's supposed to do your air-conditioned and I knew he showed up because he was unlike in the hallway there's only two apartments on my hallway and he was standing in the hallway for 15 minutes like staring at his phone trying to figure out whether it was in the right spot eventually he knocks on the door I open and he's like hey air conditioning like where is it and I lead him into the bedroom where it is like I'm like looking at this guy and he's he's not like you know how you see those old guys that are like ripped yeah they I'm like Mike yeah totally amazing I know now he's built like me uh 110 years old so like this is a bad situation for everyone involved yeah so he starts taking the old unit out and there's like a shaking the muscles are like me like oh my god I gotta help them get roketa major problem so Mike okay I'm like like coming in to help yeah and he's like no no I got it it's like waving me away clearly you don't and I'm standing back and I'm like like is this the end of his career and he needs to prove they can like hold it in like with the young guys rest of the analysis I'm just like trying to understand so like he's but he's still doing his creaking and it's like shaking to the floor and I'm worried he's gonna like scrape the flourishing like that's love worry if he's dying he's mom is dying secondary secondary point well with no air conditioning the body's gonna go like that a little smell so I come in i'm like okay now i'm gonna help this guy so I so I take one side wheel slowly lower it and and he's like okay so I'm good the thing is out at this point there's a giant hole in the wall and he's ready to leave with my old air conditioning what are you doing I'm like well we have to put this one and he's like oh okay right exactly so he's like okay I'll be right back I need a hand truck so he goes down why would you wouldn't bring a hand truck and the first place in the air conditioning 400 so he goes down comes back he's like okay I guess we're gonna do this like totally discouraged about the fact he has to install this thing and I'm like it like literally this guy could die any moment or is that could break or something terrible could happen so it's me and him like again both week gentlemen trying to lift this AC unit into this box whole situation and it goes in but like halfway and there's like foam sticking out on the sides and I'm like you know it all figured out so what happened I mean I I like kind of jammed there's still like a little a jerry-rigged did it masking tape is holding his air conditioning good is it not secured but I pushed on a few times and it seems to not be moving oh brother but like who do you send and also like I there was a half of me that was like gonna email the management coming like hey next time you do this maybe send two guys but then I'm thinking like is this guy gonna get an email from his boss being like you couldn't handle the situation on their own Larry come on this is strike Larry oh my so maybe that's like again paranoid but it was and now I know how to install a wall-mounted air-conditioned yes you do almost almost yeah they don't walk under Russell's uh oh thanks so these are the Harry these are the times i ask you a quick question yeah you guys use uber or not yeah I do yeah have you used via know is that another one what is that oh my god I'm about to teach us I'm gonna teach you something sensei uh listen to smell it the is that's it okay it's ride-sharing for real oh you don't like that rush you such a snob I'm job in this crap happens ok well im so cuz I I can't wait to hear this cuz I'm I bucks I'm kind of done with uber I got pissed off at uber because I had to take you know I know surge pricing I get it right but no because if when i leave something I and there's 90 cars and it's still surging zactly what exactly was going on so I had to I took a car and I went from the broadcast Center which is 57th between 10th and 11th and I went downtown to Wall Street and was forty-eight dollars and I was like no way that's crazy so I'm walking the girls that afternoon I'm talking to a friend of mine in the dog run and i said no as I guess so pissed at Ebor she's got to use via I mean what's that oh it's ride-sharing she does now look if you're gonna be snobby you gotta share the car with other people I don't give it a people we talking about three at the most so you'll never been fine you know I don't want to sit between see what I've been experimenting with ride-sharing it's like I'm it sitting in the middle yeah well that hasn't been my experience is one in the front and two in the bed early fireman okay now so I'm like all right I could get down with that I mean I take the bus so I rideshare quite often totally so I she sends me a coupon or whatever it's five bucks yeah no matter Lords right now it's five bucks no matter what no ma'am no matter what until they want to make money and yeah yeah but so I was you know it's it's sort of like I did like a couple of trips where I didn't have to get somewhere in a hurry and I wanted to make them far distances to see what it went like what it was like yeah so I went from my apartment on the Upper West Side I had to go to the UN okay that's a real hassle that's the way across town right cross town in line shower yeah it was quite efficient because what they're doing is basically they're running that there's obviously the algorithm is pic is flagging people that are in route to wear your farthest right your farthest destination / pool / port and uh but it's five bucks right side say hey through the app I pay through the app tipping something zero no tipping five dollars I mean just to put that in perspective the bus is 275 right okay it's not like row said it's not gonna last a king even if it's ten bucks ten bucks then that I mean that's that's a big day that's what is it to anywhere in manhattan is anywhere like I'm looking at the ranges so 110th Street and South I guess yeah of 110th Street right so I'm not going up there anyway no one's going up there so that's it's a barbecue saying I this is nothing about five dollars oh just try it yeah I'm gonna try to I have to go to the broken or later I'm gonna do that do it I'm gonna be fun night yeah she really just take the end of the are actually no did you usually take the noi by the way over how do you think are you out of your mind what are you doing we you want three avenues to get over to the ok re um listen and I know it and Jill it's getting warmer out I know you hate the hot but okay go let sweaty and then you too good today yeah and they're like please take the end in the art of 27 straight like oh it's your eve locks like Jeffrey avenues began all right but it's not like terrible you get off at eighth Avenue you what you can walk through by the way I just want to say that the 15 the whole columbus circles I'm sorry to go New York onion but then side that Columbus Circle subway station has just improved vastly i made like an underground mall there used to be like five homeless people and a crack addict is down there and now it's radio show it's beautiful yeah all right um i always take the end of the yard down here maybe i should just do that it's just always going to scroll hi oh my god that's what I'm telling you all right just do it and do that you can do it I just don't like to sweat I get in there I'm all sweaty and I like Jefferson put makeup on you dry off first yeah put me on a fan yes woohoo even appearing with your boys lad Vlad Josh Elliott uh yeah my mom's in love with josh elliott to hand motions that's great yeah it's cool Anton so that's a lot of fun so Kelly it's one tall dude he's tall he's got a great head of hair yeah I like him all right yeah fantastic he's he's all buttoned up he's easy it's fun going on I did Game of Thrones recaps within this week did you realize like it there's a show I don't watch he's a diehard Game of Thrones guy to the point where like we went off the we went off the air and he was like ripping into that show really like this show is a mockery you actually really did a thing about Game of Thrones recently yeah with the fire stuff yeah but that wasn't I don't think that was like super heady down low hanging fruit it was uh you should watch it it's good now I can't it's too violent it is very annoying and this is one thing you know it's the one thing I can't take if my mom can handle Game of Thrones your mother's tougher than I am that's widely known all right it is known it's known as your throws refer what is your um three what are your three favorite shows right now that are like top of mind game of thrones Archer archers in another season I really i like that across all I loved better call Saul great second stage the second season yet and then I liked it very much very cool I don't know if I have a number three Fargo did we say for cargo but it's not all right that was second season better than first I think there boy think the first season is better but they're both excellent is that on netflix yeah i can binge that yeah you should i would watch the private watch them in order a lot of people cuz one takes place before watchmen or watch right see better than the movie no no but the movie it's a day and here's here's what about Fargo the show mm-hmm the show in my opinion does such a brilliant job at honoring the being of for yes not what are you yeah I don't you won't go wrong you'll be like oh yes this is exactly right I agree with that piece of police work let me ask you another question you don't watch the Americans it's like my favorite show know about love you and oh my god oh you know I want to thank the dozens of other fans I think nobody watches the Americans but every but uh keeps it because they know it's good so good yeah my god I'm serious it's good I've been watching these like esoteric British um series on netflix that i binge watch like what and the barrister and the capitalist that's us Jackie and me I know like happy valley which is a little bit intense there's no I yeah as I've seen it on did you watch broadchurch the original how much I don't know that's a crime david tennant god it's so good wow so that's what you've been doing you should watch jessica jones if you like David I like jessica jones it's also a tiny bit violent finally I watch like you are sons of anarchy I know but that that's an ultra vires oh it is it's true what happened to him in that like didn't he do another show that failed Kurt Sutter did the bastard is your ra watch I you know what I give him a pass oh for sure I you know he wrote that South Paul movie that no one like yeah i think you know anything he I'm not saying he won't be back but let you know we got change it up a little bit have you I do you guys watch veep I do I should ever know that loud funny yeah that's really great well you know what I happen to like Silicon Valley too I really like yeah you are in Silicon Valley I think you're on it I love that ring is when I was working for a start-up it was uncanny yeah how spot on well what's crazy is all the Google stuff that happened this year as week rather they had their i/o conference which we did not cover as a tech pockets but that's fine I'll shady they uh the beginning of it was like so typical Silicon Valley like who Lisa we are we're making the world a better place like no bozos playing the harp existed like a speaker that knows when you want to order shampoo yeah it's just it's kind of I don't even know anymore you don't know any doubt and that's why you know the world of tech is like this fascinating uh and simultaneously depressing yet it's like everything is like look at Wall Street like we went through that are boom and bust and when I was growing up in on Wall Street it was disgusting and fascinating and it was a subculture and people were horrible and they still are thank you very much but you know I've had like my new metaphor that I like describe the whole idea of banking in wall street is that I said it's like it's like having a relative that you really love but who is a horrible drunk and then sometimes when he or she gets really drunk just behaved terribly yeah yeah but like sort of fun up into the point they get to that place but when they get to that place very bad right so I still love the industry it's just there's some really know there's some dark spots there's some pretty major league dark spots yeah so so before we go what you have like something you're really hot on these days that you're that you're like hovering on your show or and I I fallen in love with somebody so I'm gonna who's that and it's gonna be next week so it's gonna be a first-ever on the jalan money show rose who'd you fall no no I had to disclose it to Jackie yeah oh my god there's a melon love the man mm-hmm she's back back on the other side hmm so I'm I was listening to a podcast guys work he's very good writer his name is James Altucher okay and he was actually sort of a a tech entrepreneur bought and sold created and then sold some companies but he had done a podcast and it's called the James Altucher show and I was listening to it when I was like on an Earth Day clean up or something and I was just struck I just really adored him and he was talking about minimalism you like basically got rid of everything in his life so he's like a Buddhist kind of dude yeah but not okay because he's like a capitalist but he may be a Buddhist capitalist sure and so I just wow this guy so authentic so cool like he's a grower if they just love the way he was talking yeah so there I am on the beach cleaning up into the podcast I tweet at jlt sure your minimalist podcast blew me away would you ever be on my show day later no rights direct messaged me sure rock and roll is fantastic comes on the show like I did something I'd never done before I gave him the entire show I did an interview with him for the entire show so a two-hour terrestrial radio show we do oil is down to 115 right in the podcast sure Memorial Day special this weekend and now next weekend and I'm so psyched because I loved him oh that's such a great interview and so that's gonna be memorial day weekend on the drill on money chef that's all something wrong so that's what I really that that got me site so how can people check that out if like they don't catch you in their area they what they should do is they should subscribe to the Jill on money pot has a whole radio show spit out into a pocket except no commercial right which is kind of AB great kind of screwed my terrestrial partners right a little bit no I mean no one who's listen you know what in the future and not only that but honestly like one program directors like you know I don't like when you put the podcast up early like oh cuz you think your people are gonna download the podcast versus listen to it it's not that's the thing like it's one thing if you were doing it so wait you're sayin you release the pockets before it goes on the air Shh sometimes all right I can understand maybe a look it goes out on the system here's the thing the syndication company puts it out on the system on Thursday night yeah okay that means that they could air it starting friday at 1201 am sure right so i put it out friday morning usually alright afternoon but subscribe to it and it's fun and and I I'm trying to like I'm pitching this other thing I might do a whole separate podcast I got things rockin and rollin cool I've been and so then and then after I fell in love with this guy like I want to interview you because I've been doing video for LinkedIn hmm i did a video on linkedin that went viral it was hysterical I never had anything like this happen i do video and i interviewed this woman very interesting and i put up a blog post together we embed the video and i said is college worth it oh nice 285,000 views on linkedin is intense rates greater headlines Greek a yeah you know me I could be in writing so sexist so they see so what was like to take away the takeaway is that college is worth it but it is not worth it to go into debt to get your color and that's something you've been preached and um but not only that there are certain people who really don't need to go to college and they do need to get really awesome trade training sure on and there is some thought that talk about public-private partnerships that there could be a really interesting way for come to basically say you know what we don't need to go to four years of stupid liberal arts education drink your ass off and join a fraternity what we need is to train you for 18 months of code our stuff right and we can do that check I always thought like there's certain sort of practice like even like i.t right where it's like well that's not I don't you don't need like it was even so we do like right you can teach you do a lot the question is what you're getting you're getting more than that when you get a liberal arts education but you got to pay for it and like is it really worth it for a family to blow through their entire retirement insurance stupid right not to mention the fact you can get a liberal arts education at a state school right you don't necessarily have to go to a private school and get and and you know once you get that first job the value of your undergraduate degree is basically nothing exactly doesn't matter so you think we can can we teach coding in high school yes yeah in you can catch it all right why shouldn't it be part of our curriculum I think it will be it should be it needs a lot of things should be like understanding banking like basic banking stuff personal finance right person is teach that in middle school personal finance what else do any coding stuff cooking stuff is a logic-based so like that to me is like right in there with like basic math yeah and it fills in with algebra yeah like that drives me nuts wyland use one little pet peeve there especially just talking about women I hate when women say to me I'm not good at math I don't even understand what that means like you can't add and subtract think that's the most that you need math in most of your life that should be the follow up what do you mean what do you mean like do you not get numbers I think there are people that like when you I think their heads get a little bit fuzzy when you see like a bunch of numbers on a page and you're trying to make conclusions about those numbers so it's not so much the math they have problems with it's the logistical jump that you have to make using the math that's in front I mean I get in a way I think that's like percentage person like percents they don't know I'm okay with them actually I just I'm sure since I just drives me a little bit nutty be especially like I feel like that's not that's not like a rational thing it's a knee-jerk it is used yeah yeah and I really want more to go into finance engineering and tech because I think that would go a long way in closing the wage gap cause anything's happening not oh not the only wage gap I'm saying I think there are more there are more but it's the ratios don't worry crazy yeah and how do you so how do you fix that I'm just got a first of all we have to like stop letting kids opt out of we just have to that's silly hmm a friend of mine who is a engineer born in China raised in the United States she's like ah you guys need to be like way more tiger mom about things like get those kids in and just like okay it's uncomfortable but like get through it like that's part of your education you have to get through certain things here and have a greater familiarity and they have to need more role models and we really have to get people to see that and and to see and also like I do this all the time for the CFP board certified financial planning board of standards I go out and I say you know what it's a great job if you like oh I don't want to be an investment banker it's a bad job for a mom you know what financial planner isn't a fantastic job for a mom fantastic and there are a lot of jobs where you know what if you can do like but three days from home and one day in the office that's a good job for a mom yeah right but I don't know I just it's one of those I again I'm a FEMINIST with a large f yeah I understand we just need a lot more just letters yeah it's a lot more role models like that what what we will not wait so long but I'm what's gonna happen for you this afternoon ah this afternoon are gonna put the show up and then I'm gonna start to work with the CBS em people on what Vlad and I are gonna do this to see if it would you have an idea no we're trying to trying out some new stuff like a more laid-back week in recap sort of situation um that I've been working with the EP over there on a kind of make something work there I did what I love doing stuff together so we're trip you know I was on with him on monday talking about berkshire hathaway's investment example all right oh yeah that's is the apples become a value enum that's what did they do they invested a billion dollars which is like crazy it's a pretty nice number here oh just shows you how undervalued they believe the company yeah well maybe you don't I don't know I I go back for that I feel like they you know they really have to start I I don't think they're there momentum is what it used to be I'm yeah especially on the consumer side yeah they need some sort of industry put like they kind of just b2b or whatever it's gonna make them more money to kind of stop blowing people's minds with products which I get like you can't maintain that indefinitely that's the reality of it I know that's the expectation that's the hard part yeah how do you shift that expectation greatly I guess I'll tell you what you could help shift my expectation mr. Cooke pay me a crap load in dividends and spend some of that cash yeah I think they're going to spend a lot of cash doing acquisitions and I think that innovation is going to be they're gonna buy innovation you're gonna take a little bit of the page of facebook like you know your google we don't have to do that yeah we can get by oculus yeah you know I think you're not they've 200 billion dollars invested in that Chinese uber come on yeah yeah that's interesting where do we find you Jill I'll at Jill on money on Twitter this has been so much fun I can't believe him look like me with Julie Andrews alloys good at twitter at at jalan money right Jill on money calm is my website download the show down oddly no it's called jalan money subscribe to the podcast and all that stuff what's going on with you Russ ah you can check out some videos Polly down polygon calm or go to youtube youtube.com slash polygon is a bunch of videos and every time you stream a game call me on Facebook live and let wheat about it Twitter and I'm um that's on a truss rustic and then i'm reviewing overwatch so if you want to oh you are I'm liking it yeah it's cool I have no idea you're talking about ready okay oh you know what this is think this is a problem with innovation in this country you want to know I will end on this how are you gonna spin it around game there's too many people putting out games instead of figuring out big problems like how to make the line shorter at the airport let's let's redirect look at this like brain trust what is you to really do on the line at the airport if not play like I don't know what you're saying but like you guys like you like someone like me it's like it's like thinking about Wall Street like is this really the best we can do like oh we're gonna create some esoteric products so people can get richer no we want to figure out like a better way so people can refinance their student loans right you know I'd like nation to be right but then uh but then let's take away all your TV shows right will your movies what do you do to unwind relax for a lot of people it's not TV or music yes you do the same thing yeah you're right and and you're right all right I'm convinced and it's more popular yeah it is obviously 65 million so yeah but damn you get it now right yeah she's on board I just want that's it not playing all right Oh can't even play the stupid game on my phone anymore i get too tired of my gosh i can't send up can't stay it not for you angry birds I ain't never played angry birds in my whole life starting to sound uh hold I didn't say it you did well I'm you know what I'll tell you what I am very big into podcasting okay that is maybe that's that's where i spend pot lights are a big deal yeah they're so then we should get rid of those two cuz it's they're not doing anything you're not helping the world if they might be though ideas spreading ideas connecting people sure games do that stunt like what's the idea behind identical by shooting them in the head and cold hey he's a cake I love you both I really tried I've basically decided that uh oh I fell in love with you first yeah i'm bringing rustling for the right yeah threesome deserves it yes i love it by the way what we need some diversity on this show i'm the girl and i do the gay thing but what else you got uh bring in let's see got some ringers here we go get some diversity race comes on yeah not counting I think it's Jewish yeah is it yeah kinda yeah you know it's tough it's not this is a tough time slot to fill yeah people are not it's super psyched about friday afternoon right you know what i want to do i'd bring this guy down here who you'd like he started a company which is basically a social investment company basically where he's you share your ideas about investing right through an app and instead of saying i'm going to compare myself to the sp500 you compare yourself to your peer group and who has the best portfolio sort of thing that's really cool yeah game of 50 exactly it's cool they don't bring him on for you all right that'd be rad he's canadian though so don't hold it against nobody's perfect that's a diversity thanks so much for being here again so great all right you'll be back before the end of the summer absolutely all right that's a deal 866 44 cnet shoot us voicemail before four at cnet com we're back next week ah yes yeah we'll have a show next week that's the holiday weekend until then we'll see you next time i'm jeff beck rustic a man chill so great time today yeah I'll see you guys soon you
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