what are you going to do, viv? he was well give me your phone number.'ll call you later, you know. so we can meet up. >> okay. >> okay. take care. >> basically crunch time. it's either i'm going to do it or i'm going to stay in the same predicament. [ ringing ] >> hello? >> peter called me like around 5:00, 5:30. >> okay. >> he is like, what are you doing? >> yeah. >> damn, this is for real. everything is happening so fast. >> hi. >> i'm, like, well, what do you need me to bring back? and he is well, i need you to bring back a kilo. >> cocaine. >> so i'm thinking, like, okay. a kilo. okay. that's a lot. so i asked him, like, so how much does it pay? he is okay, well -- >> how does 20,000 sound? >> $20,000? when was i ever going to get an opportunity like just handed to me like that? when was that going to occur? never. what's so special about this life of mine that it's not worth taking a risk of doing this for 20 grand? like hey, why not? so i was just, like, i'll do it. >> okay. >> yeah, i'll go. i was traveling on the 26th, which was the day after ch

what are you going to do, viv?like, well, give me your phone number, i'll call you later, you know, so we can meet up. >> okay. >> okay. take care. >> basically crunch time. it's either i'm going to do it or i'm going to stay in the same predicament. [ ringing ] >> peter called me like around 5:00, 5:30. >> okay. >> he is like, what are you doing? >> yeah. >> damn, this is for real. everything is happening so fast. ♪ ♪ >> hi. >> i'm, like, well, what do you need me to bring back? and he is well, i need you to bring back a kilo. >> cocaine. >> so i'm thinking, like, okay. a kilo. okay. that's a lot. so i asked him, like, so how much does it pay? he is okay, well -- >> $20,000 some. >> $20,000? when was i ever going to get an opportunity like just handed to me like that? when was that going to occur? never. what's so special about this life of mine that it's not worth taking a risk of doing this for 20 grand? like hey, why not? so i was just, like, i'll do it. >> okay. >> yeah, i'll go. i was traveling on the 26th, w

, which has been spun out, have now created this new twin agent called viv, and they are hoping to have her online by the end of this year. so these are going to be some amazing competitions. but opens up a lot of questions about who owns the data, and how much control do you have over it, is it you or the marketers and what is the privacy level, and how much are you going to let this record some tis linguist know if i have a recording of who yaw said, with the phone listening in, a wearable phone, and let's say the end of this decade, is listening in to everything you are saying and it has two years worth of wash. >> that's too much. >> that's scary. >> is right. >> once it has a map of all the things you have said, and your blog, anyone has email with a blogger who doesn't know it, right, so it is basically mapped all that stuff, and now you have a tip of the tongue experience, a word you want to get out, your digital twin can wees whenever in your ear and 80% of the time lit be right. >> we asked our online community about this, we asked them what chores would you want outsourced not

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look act viv is -- the noise behind us in the conference it's all people want to talk about.it works. i think active investors have been very successful. i think to companies' credits, for the most part they have engaged with activists, tried to see the forest through the trees, and think about taking an owner's perspective to help create value. it doesn't mean every situation ends with activists and management working together but in many situations you hear about expressen as idea getting that management on board to buy into the idea and then implementing it. so before i joined i listened to one of the presentations and heard about the successes with air products about the success at canadian pacific. success breeds success. if activists are able to help create value, two things happen one they get more capital to invest, but more companies look around and say how do we become the internal activist? i hear lots of ceos say i'm the new kreismt off the mcdonald's, i'm going an internal activist. that's actually really really positive. in part is there too much activism? maybe