Bradley

Food was different.

Yeah, that's a part as well.

The gene in humans hasn't changed since 1945.

So I'm going to read you the quote first.

from Google we do not acknowledge any fault but we have done this settlement to avoid

Here comes the list.

Uncertainty, risk, expense, inconvenience, and distraction of lengthy litigation.

Here's, let me translate it.

Folks, we're guilty of sin, but fortunately we can settle so we don't have to pay a billion dollars in court later.

And yeah, okay, we were listening to you talking about dating and sent you all the ads for nice restaurants, candy, and roses.

Okay, we did it.

This reminds me of the otter defense in Animal House, a very old movie.

The issue isn't whether we took liberties with some of our female party guests.

We did, you know, and it goes downhill from there.

This is them actually saying they knew that the devices were recording us and they were selling that information and at times pulling contacts out of our whole conversations and then selling that to advertisers in the form of, hey, here's a million men, 40 to 60 years old, all talking about SUVs and beer.

But in the privacy things, when we clicked the thing to accept using the Google devices, guess what?

We were clicking a thing where we thought there was some privacy.

$68 million, they settled it clearly to avoid $2 billion later.

What's $68 million?

Nothing.