posted, the aclu s problem is that if you post they want everybody to know that you have a camera, you are being videotaped right now. people can look at you live, but if you do that aren t people going to avoid the bar? i suppose. i mean i take issue the concept that the kind of people who would be trolling the internet for bar chicks would be hot guys. that is now twice i have been insulted. i actually think he was correcting me on my point which is once people see the hot girls all of the hot guys come. isn t it more telling that i kind of said hot guys in finger quotes and andy got offended? yes, i know. he immediately took that personally. not sure why. andy is really under attack right now. anytime you use the word trolling andy will she like, hey.
every stupid thing about their lives. that s a good point. if people know they are going to be on camera, maybe that becomes the most popular bar. people like us can avoid those. i will answer the question anne didn t answer. a bar is not a private place it is a private business. it is not a public space 6789 public space. anybody is allowed in. i am not sure. we needed a lawyer on the panel to throw that question. i am right here. we don t need that. they have more rights. i mean if the bar wants to do it, they are living in bloomburg, new york and then he will tell you whether you smoke, can have trans fats and salt. even when you walk into a private office building, wouldn t they have to tell you if they were videotaping? there was an issue when there was a beach cam on this certain beach. and people were upset. they were being told they were being videotaped. they were like, i m out here in a bathing suit. i don t want people to see me. are you on the beach
is it because everybody can identify with working in an office? or everyone enjoy when s someone stairs into a camera with a look at disbelief on their face? everybody enjoy itself when you look into the camera. you have done it several times already. i think everybody can identify working in an office or a work space where they deal with these different personalities they are forced into a small space with. everybody sympathizes having to work for a boss and whether you are the boss or the employee with having to make that balance of wanting to be everyone s friend, but at the same time wanting to be an authority figure, people identify with the show. i love it all the way around. i love the british version. i love the american version. i can t understand what the hell they are saying, but i love the afghan version. this show is the biggest cash cow in the world. you have to love that, don t ?u. it is impressive, but i think maybe they could spend a few extra dollars on the look
goes. i went to that beach and immediately when they did they took the camera down everywhere i go. maybe that s because you have the skin of an ecuador crocodile. there is such a thing as public indecency. you can make the case there perhaps. i think i am doing a public favor is what i am doing. i think i had more, but actually i think i am getting a wrap. oh, with meet balls. meat balls. are franklin and bash really gay, by the way? will let bill handle that one. they are not out plot line wise, but i read between the lines and i wrote some lines for them. they are not gay, they are just bros. right, and they bro out allots. it is a fine line jie. they are in a broma nce. that s it.
i don t need my fetishes brought up. it was a conversation we had at a bar and this is not the place for it. while you were trolling your beer. ann coulter, just a question in theory about the aclu s point that people have to know that they are being recorded on camera or that it is going out live, but the argument on the other side is that a bar is public. it is not a private space. it is like these cameras on the streets. people object to those. if you are walking down the street anybody could see you and that the same argument could be made in a bar. do they even have to post that you are being watched? do they have any privacy rights? fair point, but i want to answer your last question. i don t remember what it was. it was your question to jesse. would anyone go to such a bar? wouldn t it be empty? reality tv, apparently half of america is dying to be on camera. good point. they were dying to tell us