Greatest downfalls and produce. a tom: there are bigger downfalls and produce, believe me. katie, would you use this service? this is so dysfunctional to me. first off, let s start with whole foods. if that guy, if you have to have your heirloom tomatoes minced for you, you ve officially lost your man parts. that is a nonnegotiable right there. if i saw a friend or an associate or a family member heading towards the produce butcher, no deal. tom: it s convenient, you re saving time. he wants to go home and put them in the wok or whatever he does with them. no defense. tom: ryan, you don t eat vegetables. the only lettuce i have comes on cheeseburgers. i don t get it, it sounds like more money. i feel like that s my son, the one who is afraid of eggplant. my biggest downfall as a human
tom: sounds british. katie, i get it. he s one of the elites, but i get to trump. he speaks my language. and so do 48% of all americans. if you guys go into as many business meetings as i do, and brands or individuals like to lay out their political views. an assumption that everybody agrees with them. i think it s really outrageous. tom: your hearing that in the boardrooms of america. as soon as you walk into a meeting, people are talking about it. it s like water cooler talk. politics and religion, when did this come the assumption that everyone is going to agree with you, and webster s dictionary online on twitter, is it really a form for you to tom: it s not, we have to go, i m not going to let you make a point, are you watching tv or is your tv watching you? the answer to this is not as dumb as the question sounds, next.
Information, there a government monopoly and that s why you get all the ikea things. they totally do and you cannot opt out, because it s the post office. there is no remedy, there is no fcc, the acc can t even get in there and help you out with the post office. tom: katie, i was up and get this information all day, very fascinating. i assumed my cable company was already tracking me. they are not, they are not allowed to. but that law that makes cable companies not allowed to look at what you re watching, it doesn t apply to the tv. it s a catch 22, because if you read what happened in terms of the settlement, fcc has made clear all smart tv makers should get people s consent before collecting their television viewing information, and now vizio is leading the way. it s like reading one of those credit card statements, there are eight pages and you re just going to agree to it anyway. how does that solve anything? i don t think there should be anything in the first place. by the wa
First year. katie, you said these t-shirts will sell out like hot cakes. apparently, this shirt is the second best selling short among young feminists, i believe we have a picture of the number one best seller, can we put that up? [laughter] that s so, true, because i bought one in every single size. i expected them to be organic cotton, they really wear well. andy: that s action of the slogan of the organic cotton industry. ryan, i haven t talked to you yet. how are you? i m good, thanks for asking. andy: katie [laughter] andy: i sort of think this senate rule is it stupid, but it is the rule, right? who are you talking to?
Very special thanks, katie linendoll, ryan reiss, matt welch, and jimmy failla. that doesn t for me, tom shillue. i ll see you next time, and i ll say good night. next.