Barry Habib

I'm broke.

And she'd be listening to news and on AM radio in L.A.

And Paul Harvey used to come on at noon on AM radio in L.A.

And I would hear him in his common sense tone, and it was just the human tone.

And then I see this, and I see the images that are put with it, and it's like, you know,

Have we lost it?

Have we lost that humanness?

Has the anonymity of the Internet allowed people to be just so intense with their words that they've lost the human side of it?

And so when I see that, I just think of the human side, and it's like, wow, you know, how much more can we, you know, calibrate, you know, to the human side?

You know, that's what I love about baseball games.

I love going to baseball games because you're sitting around a lot of other people.

Well, but you're also sitting around other people, right?

And you're forced to sit really close to the other so you meet somebody and you talk to somebody.

Yeah, I'll say you converted me a little bit because the last couple of years I was kind of hard on the farmers and I was all team vertical farming and desalination and whatnot, talking about how irrigation is inefficient.

But you're totally right.

Farming is a beautiful thing.

Interacting with the world.

Well, so there's this is humanoid, obviously.

I look at that and I wonder, you know.

how many small jobs, how many warehouse jobs, how many delivery, and all that goes away.