Man has 30 AI girlfriends

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Kim Komando 0:00
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Kim Komando 0:46
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Andrew Babinski 1:20
Oh yeah. That's 66% of people who tell the truth. Okay. 100% of people do that.
Kim Komando 1:26
Yes, that's right. And if you are scrolling on the toilet that you have a 46% higher risk of hemorrhoids. Oh, well, yeah, because you sit there too long. Makes sense. A Harvard doctor's advice, leave the phone outside or set a five-minute timer.
Andrew Babinski 1:43
Just don't bring your phone to the bathroom. My daughter, the other day, she walked out of the bathroom. I heard a flush. And then she opens the door, and she's holding her iPad. And I said, what are you doing? And she's like, oh, this was a good part. I didn't want to happen. You can pause it. No iPads in the bathroom.
Kim Komando 1:59
New rule. And she's eight. Yes. You know, on Earth, we get hemorrhoids. We do. In space, they get asteroids. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Let me tell you, that's just an example of all the fun that we have here week after week, hour after hour on America's largest, best, highest rated show about all things digital. It's the biggest one, too, and award winning because after all, I'm Kim Commando, America's beloved digital goddess. And joining me, as always, is Andrew Babinski. He's my co-host and also the co-host on The Morning Show here in Phoenix on 99.9 FM. Hello, Kim. Here's the deal. You can find us in over 420 top stations across the United States, and we're streaming in your favorite radio app or wherever you get your podcasts.
Kim Komando 2:42
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Andrew Babinski 2:59
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Kim Komando 3:11
Yes. YouTube.com slash Kim Commando. All right, and then every single day, it's my labor of love. I make sure that I know exactly what's happening in the tech space so that this way I can impart all this know-how from my beautiful brain directly to yours so that you too can sound so smart during the holidays when you're around family members and friends. You can be throwing out these stories like the one we're gonna be talking about right now. I read about this in PC Magazine. The guy's name is Jim Moore. He lives in small town Indiana. We're talking about a place with one stoplight. He's 66 years old. He has a heavy load. He's caring for a brother who's losing his sight. His mother is recovering from ovarian cancer.
Kim Komando 3:57
His 90-year-old father is on the mend from a heart attack. He's isolated, he's stressed, he's alone. And I've been a caregiver. Oh man, that is such an emotional and physical toll.

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