so i think these conversations that start off, it can be the tone. it can be glancing, the way people are interacting. i think women are more likely to pick up on those cues. creates more tension. kat: also fighting releases dopamine. julie: i love dopamine. greg: sean, i don t know anything about your politics at all. are you overtly political? sean: i m in the process of becoming an american citizen so i technically can t vote. but i was told by alan dershowitz that i m a liberal conservative. so because of that, i moved to california to become friends of democrats. [laughter] greg: how is it working? sean: we are still on lockdown so i don t know. greg: do you see this as any different than any other
julie: i think youtubers are annoying. greg: i think sean is right. if you put it in a different context it s very harmless but the context as boxing, it doesn t it s kind of weird. i like the idea, where did this guy come from? it speaks to how loyal his audiences to him. they will pay $50 to watch and box or they ll show up my kids ordered meals. mcdonald s meals. it s crazy. they will do it. greg: it s amazing. we are old. we are all old. kat: speak for yourself. greg: 40 is young. be right back. en they jumped the median. there was nothing i could do. (daughter) daddy!
greg: i have to say it kind of took balls for him to do this. julie: no pun intended. he s not a young guy. greg: he s in his 60s. he lived a full life. do we know what he s looking at? greg: he s never said that. that s the first thing i thought? greg: that s a million-dollar question. if it was the women on the zoom call, that s another story. also even weirder. greg: it s beyond julie banderas weird. if you don t see eye to eye, will liberals say bye-bye? g. it didn t get us to the moon. it doesn t ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. .and first-class benefits, like 5g with every plan.
basically dictating who comes in and out of the house, with the dopamine. i have hit someone in the last 24 hours. i don t understand, democrats, it takes politics for them to decide to be friends because they have the same, don t judge a book by its cover. i m the opposite. i say judge. anyone i mean, you re guilty until proven innocent. within 2 minutes i know if you re going to be my friend. when i have drink with you before i had children? that s how i judge. kat: you leave me around your children. greg: i ve been drunk with your children. i have only lost friends i didn t really mind losing. that s how you got to look at it. julie: you won t miss them. greg: you get older. julie: one or two is my max. greg: a cop, a lawyer, somebody really rich.
she has grown from it which is what we want people to do. kat: they say they want progress. the marches for change. it s for progress. a great example of that would be somebody who tweeted this horrific thing eight years ago and then eight years later is marching with you guys. julie: she also made fat comments. where s the fat community? kat: she said the fats. should ve killed her. greg: like an honor killing. kat: is that what they want? they don t want progress. they love it because they get to be better than you. you re always charged by your sins, no matter how long ago they were. if you were an idiot child with an idiot child brain, they get to continue to be better than everybody. greg: i think we all agree that kids are evil. up next, will logan pollen