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>> bad for arms and circulation, it looks really lazy. >> looks a little lazy for people who are very lazy. >> great piece of your home, i professional. you know? [ laughter ]. melissa: charlie, would have you this set up in your office, if you had a late night the night pfr and you were working away and tweeting and bashing people? >> if i had a late night, i wouldn't come in. i don't come near this place. melissa: someone call the guys from the league, the nfl's newest toy is taking your fantasy football session to the next level. plus man versus machine, robot panic setting in for one of the world's top innovators. quick hint, it's not charlie gasparino. . melissa: elon musk may be on the cutting edge of technology, apparently artificial intelligence makes him a little bit nervous. the tesla ceo calling out a robot brethren tweeting, quote -- we need to be super careful with ai, potentially more dangerous than nukes! here to discuss it, tech expert rob enderly of the enderly group and dan schaeffer and veronica dagger back as well. rob, more dangerous than nukes. hyperbole or accur

plus his wife comes home in app hour but he's -- ♪ i feel lazy ♪ >> see the follow-upunny music videohe manly mess. ♪ my wifeom ces home in an hour and i'm a slob ♪ >>> welcome back everybody, and don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com, great videos all darn day long. enjoy! >>> i'm sure this is not what they meant by do it yourself. >> no way. is this dude doo-dooing at a home improvement store? >> this is in the united kingdom, and according to the man who posted the video, he said quote, fair play for basically a $33 bet. he dare the guy to sit on the toilet in the do it yourself store. >> he went to the bathroom and it is disgusting and someone has to clean it up. >> we don't wknowhat he's doing. we don't see any evidence. >> i don't know if he made the bet to pull down his pants and i dot or act like he's doing it. ♪ ♪ >> he didn't even put a liner on the seat. gross. >>> who doesn't love checking in? his wife kim, daughter lola and son, charles, they have a new video just uploaded and as it begins you realize that the wife kim, there, is in disney world without him. what

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that is laziness.e needs to have another paradigm for making money because this cannot continue. >> you say google is not the only company but you ar. what other companies? >> facebook would be never to but google is the front runner in the invasion of privacy for the average citizen. it is shocking how much google knows about you. google would have you believe if you have nothing to live it, then why would you care? i have to take issue with that. privacy is a very important right that all humans have. i mean there are some people that may be having affairs. i hear that happens. some people may call in to work and say they are sick or not really sick. we all tell relief goods, we all have privacy's bell i was to lead a tolerable existence. if these things are taken away, if we are practicing an alien religion, we are going to have a very bad time if we cannot keep that to ourselves. >> one of things you said you done to protect her own privacy is getting rid of your own smartphone. what is that like?

, the question of posed by la points magazine, they asked, are the french lazy?> the nation continues to fall apart. how can they get back to work? think about this? france, you talk about big countries, on a yearly basis they work so many fewer hours, 1400, almost 1800 for america, and mexico 2200, and spending their budget, they spend 56%. government 56% of gdp is government spending, germany almost 45%, at 45%, america is high. here is the consequence of that in 2008, fifth largest economy, was france, but in 6 years, guess where they are? on cusp of slipping from the top 10, behind them the hard working mexicans. all these that are essential to life, shared scenario that limits excess wealth, and creates a utopia for everyone, but more that government gives away. the less people have impetus to get for themselves, we have the same going on in america, longer someone is on welfare, and food stamps, the longer they will stay on that welfare and food stamps, 41% have been on 10 years or longer in america. i love what is going on in france. only because, it is ca

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that is laziness.e needs to have another paradigm for making money, because this cannot continue. google is not the only company. you are singling google out. what other companies would you point out? >> i would say facebook would be number two, but google is by far the front runner in the invasion of privacy for the average citizen. it is shocking how much google knows about you. google would have you believe that if you have nothing to hide, why would you care? i have to take issue with that. privacy is a very important right that all humans have. some people, are for example, that maybe having affairs. i hear that happens. some people may call into work saying, i am sick today, what they are not really sick. we all tell little fibs that allow us to live a tolerable existence. things are taken away, if we are practicing an alien things are taken away, if we are practicing an alien religion in the baptist delta, we are going to have a very hard time if we cannot keep that to ourselves. >> one of the t

. >>> coming up just in time for labor day, a new app for lazy job hunters. it works in a moment. >>> okay, are you interested in finding a new job but really not up to the task? now there's an app for that, too. it's called poach and it just launched. poach it for employed people seeking for new jobs on the slide. you input your desired salary and benefits and when a good match is found, there you go. sounds almost too good to be true, but they say almost 70 companies are already using it and thousands of lazy job searchers have already signed up. >> technology, moving at lightning speed. >>> okay, let's get a check of our forecast. a lot of people heading out of town, but i'm sure people will be having stay-cations, as well, here in the bay area. here's our forecast with rob mayeda. >> does look gad. warmer as we head towards monday if you're going hiking or biking around the peninsula, temperatures in the 70s or low 80s. yosemite, hot towards labor day monday, temperatures climbing in the low 90s. forecast looks just fine and a good weekend to help out win

that is how lazy? the kids who thought up the idea are on the site because they know how lazy their fellow kids. melissa: late night, trying to get pizza. >> or too drunk or stoned? melissa: i think that was implied. i'm not sure we needed to lay that out for the audience. it is right there i'm afraid when i get home from work, 15 pizza boxes,he door. my kids will push it a zillion times. thanks guys. that was a lot of fun. >>> stephen colbert from comedian to critic. you don't won't believe what he said to hillary clinton about her new book. listening to fitty sent may make you a better employ yee. -- employee. listen up. ♪ melissa: we want to give you a quick look at the dow right now because it just moved into negative territory. we have been seeing a ton of volatility today. and you can see there now,down, i'm sorry, ton of volatility over past couple days. that's why we're keeping eye on this we have gone back and forth into positive-negative territory but here we are negative. nicole petallides o

there's not a lazy bone in my body.ny people would live in the inner city under the poverty level that are not lazy. we want to be apart of the conversation. we want to have full time jobs and go to school and go to college and things like that. i actually believe that certain people just put that stamp of lazy on us to put a smoke screen up to really not see what's on. to look down on us or humiliate us or twist our words. i feel like we are the most strategizing people that there is. everyday we wake up and cut coupons like everybody else and get up and go to work and strive for that american dream because that's what everybody strives for. the american dream. that's what we need to get back to is the american core where if you strive harder and you work hard that you will be able to get ahead no matter what race, gender, creed, or where you come from. inner city or out of inner city. >> wednesday, a look at poverty and working families. that's at 9:15 p.m. eastern on cspan. >> this weekend on the cspan networks, frid

because it's so easy, that's making us a little bit lazy.d the top line of a google search, than actually investigate, learn, and go off on a journey of intellectual exploration. while i think the internet has the potential to be the greatest tool for curiosity, for learning ever, i think the danger is that a lot of us are a little too lazy to exploit it. we're also, of course, just getting diverted by all the incredible entertainment out there. we're not necessarily finding out more about the world than we should be doing. >> but ian, how lazy are we as consumers? because i would say this has a lot to do with the fact that technology makes us have scatter brain. in a sense, we really can't concentrate on a single article because there's a million different things blinking on the screen or we're trying to scroll through it because our e-mail button is going off. there's a tv in the background or whatnot. whenever there's something i really want to take a closer look at that i want to disseminate properly, like a josh barrow article, i print

you should be ashamed being such a lazy and flatulent jerk.actually, i think i read the teleprompter quite well. alina north carolina says use sound more like ron paul every year. if he ran for president, maybe you should consider him for vice president. be afraid. because if alex is right, i would be at a loss every time i veer off the teleprompter. then again, the president seems to have that same issue. and then one should celebrities offer their opinion? i said everyone is free to express their views so i don't really mind what hollywood says, they should just prepare themselves that some of their fans will get upset. it matters because those who are on the long and too lazy to research the facts look to their favorite celebrities for ideas and are in bold and buy whatever they say and intelligent people know not to listen to them, but that's not who their audience is. and i think people are more discerning than what you think and can separate all this out. i just get very worried when we come down like a ton of bricks on any government fi

there's not a lazy bone in my body. there are many people who live in the inner city under the poverty level that are not lazy. we want to be a part of the conversation. we want to have full-time jobs and go to school and go to college and things like that. i actually believe that certain people just put that stamp of lazy on us, to put a smokescreen, not really see what's going on, to point the finger at us, to look down at us, to try to humiliate us or twist our words, you know. i feel like we are the most -- every day we wake up and cut coupons like everybody else and get up and go to work and strive for that american dream because that's what everybody strives for, right, the american dream. that's what we need to get back to is the american core and where if you strive harder and work hard and do your just diligence that you can get ahead no matter what race, gender, creed or where you come from, inner city or out of city. >> second go round? >> no we don't have -- you have a lot of colleagues that showed up. >> we

it is a lazy susan of ceo's. let's talk about hbo. as a think about the history of television and what has been called the golden age of television, i am curious where you trace it back. some people say it is "oz" in 1997. >> everybody assumes "the sopranos" was the catalyst, "sex and the city" was the catalyst, "the wire" was the catalyst. i think the tipping point was back in the early 90's with "the larry sanders show." [applause] what gary shandling did is he said to the world, you can do something with a truly original voice and you can differentiate yourself from everything else in the media. i think what gary did was he opened the door to a lot of other auteurs who saw the attention he got in the creative community. people were watching what he was doing on hbo and saying, wow. i can try something like that. i think he opened the door to what became the modern hbo. >> why did it take so long for us to get there? >> in fairness, the model of television and hbo are very different. television, they are selling advertising. that is

of a private citizens right of action would accomplish the further assurance of the public that the lazy will be enforced. what did the city attorney want to say something >> the deputy city attorney wanted to say there's a current action in the public code but it doesn't necessarily provide a board remedy as proposition j so any resident can file for an injunctive relieve for a proposed violation of the ordinances it has to be provided by the attorney of notice and there's not necessarily a guarantee of attorney's fees. >> so

the lazy and sleepy consumer is important, too. >> i don't think that's a productive worker there, matt. we'll see. cliff lee is back on the disabled list he hurt his elbow again. they called for the trainer lamplet in washington -- last night in washington. he felt as if something was going to stop. else on the 15 day dl. the confess are increasing about lee's help. >> musikfest gets underway in the lehigh valley, hundreds of musicians perform in bethlehem, keith urban and sheryl crow are among the big stars. dozens of food vendors are set up with children's rides, musikfest ends august 10. we have more at 6abc.com, you can find a link to buy tickets. stop by our 6abc photo booth, we'll give you a picture and sign an autograph. we'll be introducing all american rejects. >> craig thatcher band tonight. >>> still to come, video you did not see last night. a camera captured a massive deadly explosion overseas. >>> medics thought it was a baby trapped in a hot suv, we'll tell you what it turned out to be. >>> the craig thatcher band concert tonight you can get into the steel stack also. th

cliff, maybe they are lazy. todd, teens don't want summer jobs because the return on investment ins too small, 40 hours a week for 3 months equals $3480 before taxes. it will pay for books and little else, what is the incentive? oh, i don't know todd, how about self respect! and why do gto work when your parent will be your atm . >> in my day, me got off our ass, and took what we could get, dam damn lazy kids. they just stay on the couch, which means, all of this is your fault, hat head. -- fat head, i don't know where you get your numbers, but i find you offensive, stop watching. how could so-called news programs be on for decades and not get tweaked for even one iotta. i am going in this this one, my fox news show has been on air since fox news began 18 years ago, but that is when bill clinton was president, not ranald reagan it has been tweaked many times, only thing that has stayed same is my perfect cyborg hair. just once, wish you could keep your ho mouth shut so we could r what your guests have to say. yo

. >> reporter: the restaurant is called lazy dog, a southern california chain in concord that was dogendly until someone reported finding dog hair on their food. >> we followed up on a complaint, and when we went there, there were dogs on the patio. >> reporter: the health department believes dog hair was on a plate, so health officials banned dogs from the lazy dog patio. dog lovers not happy with the decision, but they were forced to follow the law. >> it is not legal to bring a dog into a restaurant facility at this point. >> even on the patio? >> even on the patio. >> reporter: well, the law changed. well, at least it will in january. if a restaurant allows it, dogs can legally sit at its owner's feet and dine with the family outside. >> i think it's awesome. you come to dinner, bring the dog, hang outside, it's great. >> as long as you stay outside and keep them quiet under the table, it's fine. >> reporter: it's been great for restaurant owners for the dogs outside the restaurants, this can stay open. >> we violated the rule for a lot of years, glad we're in compliance now and g

>> because you're lazy. >> the iconic actress sophia loren has a strong message for american parents. i wonder what that could be. dennis miller tells us. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. the folks sent president obama a message the subject of this evening's talking points memo. a new "wall street journal"/nbc news poll of 1,000 adults is proof that barack obama is in trouble. that poll has historically been friendly to the president. but this time the stats are grim. here we go. do you feel confident or not confident that life for our children's generation will be better than it has been for us? just 21% of americans feel confident about that. 76% are not confident. do you think things in the nation are gem headed in the right direction or off track? 22% right direction, a whopping 71% wrontrack. do you approve or disapprove of the job barack obama is doing as president? 40% approve. 54% disapprove. 6% not sure. d

national probe into the lazy in plane crashes hampered by combat in the area with graphic seeing show how clear troops a tightening the noose on antigovernment stronghold. for good morning she joins us live from moscow just after midnight this is r.t. international i'm kevin and it's the weekly a roundup of the big stories of the last seven days but headlining right now first of all high level widespread condemnation this morning over another israeli strike on a un school in gaza at least ten people died there they were queuing for food at the gates at the time the u.s. state department said it was appalled by this disgraceful shelling end quote while the un secretary-general ban ki moon called the attack a moral outrage and criminal act the i.d.f. an earlier signal that it was winding down its operation along the border how the fear reports next from the heart of the conflict. i would this is say that the israeli air force struck a motorcycle just outside of a proprietary boys school in the rougher city we know that at least ten palestinians were injured we believe all of them were c

and the international probe into the lazy in plane crashes how to put by combat in the area where graphic seeing show how troops tighten the noose on antigovernment strongholds. very good evening this is art international money kevin oh it's eight pm here in moscow this is the weekly our roundup of the big stories of the last seven days and first while making headlines right now there's been a fresh attack on another u.n. school in gaza this time at least ten people have died the victims were queuing for food at the gates at the time u.n. secretary general ban ki moon called it a moral outrage and criminal act the i.d.f. it earlier signaled that it was winding down its operation along the border harry fear reports from the heart of the conflict. i would this is say that the israeli air force struck a motorcycle just outside of a proprietary boys school in the rougher city we know that at least ten palestinians were injured we believe all of them were civilians at least four children now the united nations has of course condemned this attack but the united nations has made clear that histo

they are just lazy. they are just wanting to stay on the system and on and on and it becomes very difficult and challenging to do your work when you're faced with that. i do not know if you have any more inspiring words on society as a whole, not just the policymakers, i guess. is fear.k the key here the reason that people are hardening their hearts is they feel themselves trapped, and as long as they can make up a reason -- somebody is lazy. i am not lazy. i work hard. therefore it will not happen to me. their fear the economic constrictions they are feeling with stagnant wages and how difficult it is to support their own families means i can blame somebody else and feel better about myself. what i have tried to do when i get into those conversations -- n get away with it because i am a sister. i go pastoral. what do you fear? what is your fear for your family? i will tell you, i have ended up with folks in tears talking about how hard it is for their family. they have a brother or sister or wife who ha

>> because you're lazy. >> the iconic actress sophia loren has a strong message for american parents. i wonder what that could be. dennis miller tells us. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching. the folks sent president obama a message the subject of this evening's talking points memo. a new "wall street journal"/nbc news poll of 1,000 adults is proof that barack obama is in trouble. that poll has historically been friendly to thepresident. but this time the stats are grim. here we go. do you feel confident or not confident that life for our children's generation will be better than it has been for us? just 21% of americans feel confident about that. 76% are not confident. do you think things in the nation are gem headed in the right direction or off track? 22% right direction, a whopping 71% wrong track. do you approve or disapprove of the job barack obama is doing as president? 40% approve. 54% disapprove. 6% not sure.

>> because you're lazy. i work. >> miller puts forth that miss everybody in that movie.> billy, if that isn't a litmus test i don't know what is. whenever they talk about homosexuality and they say, you know, i hear fundamentalists say get some therapy or will your way out of it, i always want to say, hey, it's my dennis miller theory of homosexuality shot through the prism of the technicolor film classic "boy on a dolphin." 23-year-old sophia loren crawls up after the aegean sea after divering in that see-through gauze top riff lets of water dropping off her olive skinned areolas and you're 12 and you're watching that and still want to do it with the captain of the boat, you're gay, all right? case closed. >> so that -- that's it, right? >> what are you going to say? hey, forget her. who's this guy in the capri pants laying in the net. come on, you're gay. >> that makes it easy for all parents. show them at 12 that movie -- >> right there you know -- >> you know. >> you can prepare after that. >> there you go, billy. you know the lay of the land. >> miss loren has a boo

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but what the republicans in congress who have basically perfected laziness in everything they've donece they took over, what they're trying to do is take away the little bit of work that has been moved in the right direction when the president did the deferred action, which was the dream act, the dream act that was bipartisan legislation that john mccain was supporting that many republicans supported until the tea party hijacked the republican leadership. the dream act is not partisan, we do not need to repeal deferred action. young people who came to this country because their parents brought them here and they have nothing to do with it. they are americans. they are the founders of yahoo, the founders of google. the future founders of facebook. >> that is meant for legal immigration. that's meant for our grandfathers and others who came in on the boats right past -- >> excuse me, though. at the same time, look, when you talk about lazy, it's not the house republicans who quit to go off for their vacation. ellis island -- >> what did they accomplish? >> it's an island for a reason. w

a pool with an underwater treadmill and a lazy river because who doesn't get that now days. >> lazy river have a got one out back right here actually. >> yeah. >> thanks for spending your night with us much the fox 29 morning news begins at 4:00 o'clock. morning news begins at 4:00 o'clock. huh, fifteen minutes could morning news begins at 4:save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know the great wall of china wasn't always so great? hmmm...what should we do? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> today on "tmz" -- >> kim and kanye are spending $20 million on an estate so they can have privacy. they're worried their kid could get electrocuted by a drone. >> he said what if i'm in the pool with my daughter, teaching and somebodyim flies a drone over and drops it in the pool? line is he'snes teaching his kid to swim. >> lindsay lohan in mykonos out on the beach walking around. one of the vendors on the beach hands over their child to lindsay lohan. >> you don't hand your child over to lindsay lohan. >>

i don't know if this is a case of a teacher being lazy and doesn't want to actually assess the kids if they're working hard or not or if this is, you know -- maybe this removes all judgment on the teacher's part. >> here is the thing. don't tell me our kids are fat and you're not doing anything about it when we're trying to help you by giving your own baseline with your own heart monitors to know how hard you're working and you don't to want do it. >> i actually like it. >> you like it? >> i like it and i think kids will like it because kids like gadgets and once you have the little gadget and they get into it, i think they then get into fitness somehow and kids are lazy in gym. i know because i was one of them. i hated gym class. i used to make excuses and forget my clothes. >> were you the "i forgot my gym clothes" girl? or i have cramps. >> it didn't work. >> why not? >> i think sexist. here is the thing. you want great grades but you didn't care about athleticism perhaps. if you're graded on it, game on. i don't care from an academic kid or physical kid. >> i got gret grades and gr

there are many people who live in the in inner-city under the poverty level that are not lazy. we want to be a part of the conversation we want to have full-time jobs to go to school and college but i do believe people put this deal up on lazy to put a smokescreen to not see what is really telling onto looked down and humiliate or twist our words. clear the most strategizing people that there is. every day we wake up and cut coupons and get up and go to work to strive for that american dream because that is what everyone strives for. the american dream. we need to get back to that american core you strive hard and work harder a unit do diligence you can get ahead in a matter what race or gender or crater where you come from. inner-city or out of city. >> i will walk you through this and people will speak then i'll introduce our new best-selling author whose book is number one on amazon movers and shakers lest i know you're not following it closely but that is very tempting. congratulations. [applause] we have an important american here today for those of you that no gallop the

two elevators, a bowling alley, a pool, and a under the water treadmill and a lazy river. you know those lazy river that go to the water park. >> fantastic. >> yeah, he makes 25 million a year so he can afford this. >> i'm support i have. >> hundreds of residents give a big send off to the marlton, evesham township, they are heading to the cal rip ken ten year-old world series in winchester, virginia. this is first time team is competing, the the game is tomorrow so we wish them the very best. >>> jimmy rollins is trying to help families who need help here. he and his wife join with the nutritionist to prepare healthy summer treats. rollins are teaming up with the st. christopher's foundation for children to help families in need, have access to fresh, healthy foods. j role says every family should have access to fruits, veggies and fresh food should not be a luxury. >>> all right. say cheese, and can you hold that stolen credit card a little higher, how an employee got this allege crook to pose for a picture in the middle of a theft. >>> plus fox 29 viewers reaching out t

do they need to close in a lazy people during normal business hours? there are a lot of things we will find out during the next year. >> i agree with what the chairman said. in addition, we hope, that with more doctors and nurses, the v.a. system itself will be able to accommodate more veterans. >> this is a two-part question. you said you don't believe you know what to put people out of the system. how can you assure people will come back into the system? thisther question is, price tag is pretty hefty. will that be able to fly in the house of representatives when there are tea party conservatives concerned about the bottom line? >> i believe it well. as we discussed in our conference, throughout this process, taking care of our veterans is not an expensive proposition and all members understand that. this is not a process in which we wound ourselves because of congress's lack of oversight, because oversight is what brought this to the table. we have a serious problem that needs to be resolved. in the v.a. has caused this problem, and one of the ways

those businesses that have registration where they hit a p l u and they've got an tasered price to lazy lake starbucks to my building in anderson's i didn't think they have qualified i saw they have standardized prices for your orange juices and other things so i took those off principally in san francisco its scanners. those businesses where they move merchandise across quickly and you scan you zip our credit card and then you walked out and say oh, great oh, no, i've got to backing go back to customer service those are the businesses we're regulating >> commissioner white. >> this is an interesting conversation it brings the further complications of more than a day flash sales and time of day happy hour vs. regular drinks you've carved out areas that are obviously going to be difficult to enforce. and i think, in fact, you know, because they were easy to segregate it pertains to the overly difficulty of this in general. so i just want to be clear i'm trying to make your life easier not complicated i'm not you're going with you your mark farrell reacting to legislation that's been pass

time, we close construction and start the outreach to help people with readiness and so thrill be lazy an 18 month period having to ask consultants to get when the loiter happens for people to rise to the top and be ready to hopefully be eligible and be approved to rent. >> unit there. >> those are all rentals. >> yes. >> are we going to get an update on the certificate of classification. will it be improved a lot better >> no. we're about to do a presentation on another item related to the fact and we'll touch deeper on the co p program. >> certainly hass as part of the mou as the mayor's office 90 days after project lisa is a report that the mayor's office of housing i community development prepares we transfer it to the commission and, of course, the annual reporting on the overall marketing so the next meeting we'll check on how we're all doing. >> we and i'm not sure you're the person to answer this but on

of a private citizens right of action would accomplish the further assurance of the public that the lazy will be enforced. what did the city attorney want to say something >> the deputy city attorney wanted to say there's a current action in the public code but it doesn't necessarily provide a board remedy as proposition j so any resident can file for an injunctive relieve for a proposed violation of the ordinances it has to be provided by the attorney of notice and there's not necessarily a guarantee of attorney's fees. >> so if we have enhancement in there - >> exactly. >> okay as a procedural matter we're taking public comment and then going to the vote. okay >> is there a second to the vice chairs motion. >> second. >>. i'm bob i'm glad you're taking this clarifying action and i also want to point out in the various notices to the various workshops that ethnics has had i've not seen indication the public is notified it might be worth putting that in behold face willie brown can do his own right of action people with resources they don't need to go through your folks it would help if

. >> dog's feeling a bit lazy. >> still alive?s prove there is nothing like being a little boy. >> as you can see in the video from juken, about to lose something and he's going to lose it the boy way. >> i got a tooth falling out. >> your first tooth? >> yes. >> does he have it to get this done? >> ready? go! >> i think that did it. >> it worked. >> there's the tooth. kyle, i think he's got a gun for an arm. >> who wouldn't want them on their team? this one, bigger and badder than that. can you tell what he was sitting on? >> a bull. >> riding a bull. >> teaque was a little boy but riding a bull. mom and dad are down with this. >> stick your cleft out. get forward. >> they're showing him how to put the hands on the rope, giving him everything to hold. i know what you're thinking, there is no way i would let me child do this. but i would let my child do this after watching this video. >> my gosh, they're opening the gate. i thought they would let him sit there a little bit. oh my gosh! he's not bucking. >> very tame bull. >> it lo

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