this whole segment, i don t know what is. it was aerodynamic. greg: it was interesting, i will give what s her name that. i m joking emily. morgan, what about your spending habits. i definitely am because a large amount of my money goes towards eating out, fuel, and alcohol greg: yeah. i enjoy that. i enjoy all three things. and i will, i do have to admit maybe because i grew up in a household with only sisters, but i didn t know what nocturnal emissions were. greg: that s good. and now i know and i m horrified. everybody happy? emily has a huge carbon footprint. we re all good greg: the only thing i could take away from this story is the journal of industrial ecology is a completely made up idea. if you actually think about industrial ecology. so i went and i looked for it and tried to figure out what are
go to the alcohol greg: just go to the alcohol section. the funeral thing, too, i m sorry, you should not have a robot as the speaker. if that happened at my funeral, i will crawl out of the casket, punch whoever s responsible right before and go back to being dead after but i have to hit them first. this robot knows, maybe this robot knows that it s wildly inappropriate. that s true. you can t be having me speak at a funeral. we have to change our plans for kat s funeral. if i die in surgery greg: you re getting surgery tomorrow. i am, could die. probably not greg: that s really funny. they have robots for that greg: that s true. actually they re really good the surgery robots, they call them that. that s crazy. greg: anyway. i m staring at you assuming you re going to say something. no, i was, i was excited about it, too. i m with you on the whole funeral thing that s psychotic, nobody shows up for a reading of the book of microsoft.