we re constantly exposed to the sun. and i don t think about it. i don t really you know, we have a lot of outdoor malls. you re shopping, you don t i don t put on sun screen to go to the mall. and i think something like that where it s pretty, i don t want to wear plastic. i mean, i just don t. where it s pretty and it s fashionable and yet it s going to tell me, hey, maybe next time you come to the mall you ll put your sun screen on. i think it s a really good idea. your pitch i think lacked a lot of specifics. what i would want to know more, like, is it going to be easy to patent? and the $50,000 just seems like a low number to me. i don t think it s enough to get you where you want to go. but i think your products are beautiful and i would definitely use it. it s so funny. i think the $50,000 is too much. i would do a kickstarter or i would do something that sold this product first to do the proof of concept before you invested a lot of money. because you could get feedback a
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i knew even when i played i had sun screen on. it didn t work. i ve had a lot of problems over the last few years. i haven t been in the sun in years. all. i just can t go out in it. so i tell people screen. you ve got to do it. men don t like to get screened. why? they re too busy. they don t want to know. oh, only women do those types of things. brian: like go to a dermatologist. brian: june 23 at the giants facility, anybody can get a free screening to see if they have melanoma. brian: is the sun too close to the earth? when i was growing up people were putting on baby oil to get sun. what has happened? i was never out in the sun a lot. then wait, i got sun burn when i was ten. i look back over the course of 30 or 40 years, a lot of sun brought a lot of