that is hard, isn t it? because you are addicted. yes, that is hard, isn t it? because you are addicted. yes, absolutely. - that is hard, isn t it? because you are addicted. yes, absolutely. my loved ones around me, my friends, hugh my husband, they would tell me i had problems, they would tell me i was an alcoholic and i couldn t accept that because i always thought i had control over it, when in fact it had control over me. the substance completely control my life and i had to have it to live. again like the gentleman said, i was waking up and ijust needed alcohol and without it i felt like i couldn t function and towards the end i couldn t function without it. the doctors told me i was going to die and i really wanted to stop. i was hurting my family, but ijust couldn t. not knowing the reason why kind of helped me and stopped me from getting help. i think if there was more information around and we were educated more, then maybe more people would say, that has happened to me as w
habit going forward and it is hard to break that addiction. habit going forward and it is hard to break that addiction. i mean, in terms of the to break that addiction. i mean, in terms of the alcohol to break that addiction. i mean, in terms of the alcohol related - to break that addiction. i mean, in| terms of the alcohol related deaths which continued last year when we were out of restrictions, is it naive for many of us, me included, to think people will suddenly stop drinking because we are out of lockdown? drinking because we are out of lockdown? . , ., ., , , drinking because we are out of lockdown? i , i, i, , , lockdown? once you have built up the habit and you lockdown? once you have built up the habit and you have lockdown? once you have built up the habit and you have got lockdown? once you have built up the habit and you have got that, - lockdown? once you have built up the habit and you have got that, it - lockdown? once you have built up the habit and you have
estate listing or was this written by a real human? this is a stunning three bedroom two bathroom victorian house in the enrichment neighborhood of san francisco. the renovated 1600 square foot home has modern amenities, while still maintaining classic charm. the house features new hardwood floors, a spacious kitchen with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, and garden bathtubs in the bathrooms. okay, you get the point. all right, jessica, is that ai or a real human being? i am going ai, and i will feel very bad if i m wrong and insulting on, but i m going ai to scott? only ai would sell san francisco this hard. because no human being could why would you given an opening like that? why would you said, that up alisyn? well done, as we begin our last segment, i like that. okay, go ahead, patrick. i m going to say this was written by a person. okay, got it. governor? yeah, i m voting with this side of the room. the to patrick s, the to
whac-a-mole is hard, okay, because this isn t whac-a-mole. because in the game of whac-a-mole, the mole doesn t jump out and shoot black americans in grocery stores, okay? it s more serious than that. they need to be fully focused on this or they need to suffer the consequences, and i do think there is a role for congress here and that pressure needs to be on the companies to take that. erroll, what is your sort of if you had to create the architecture of social media at the table doing reforms sort of from least likely to most likely, what would you put those specific reforms out there to ask them to do? well, the first thing, nicolle, is we have the technology and we have the talent, and so there s a way to put guardrails up and constraints on these platforms and rein them in. i worked on the board for life after hate for many years, and as you probably know, they re a group of former extremists, largely right wing extremists who try to rein in people who want to get out of the