measure was part of a 1200 hectare conservation area where rare plants can grow undisturbed as a platonic as a but miss being here brings tears to my eyes it just warms my heart because it's so beautiful 90 percent of this vegetation is on the red list of threatened species and dubbed to the green heart this was the 1st section of the former opencast mind to be restored in 2009 gretz is working in cooperation with a local cult company. i see these former mining landscapes as an opportunity for nature to huge spaces soley for plants and animals without any development. in the future the ecological restoration concept will be carried out in other spaces like solar parks the panels are often installed in fields with little plant variety but here a special blend of regional flowers are blooming not far from the open mind site gretz has a nursery where she and her team raise wild and rare flowers for regional and e.u. conservation projects here on her company's farm they produce various seed mixes unlike cultivated plants the seeds of the wild varieties aren't all ready for harvest at the same

a generation of scholarship is ism covered mostly platonic relationships. relationship between buchanan and king included both platonic and neurotic relationships. buchanan shrewdly cultivated king's affection when it was convenient. and ignored him when it was not. their unequal terms of relationship, king kept giving and buchanan kept taking. not in a sexual way that an and political way. in the realm of politics, more than anything else, there friendship made its greatest impact. in the years before the civil war, friendships among politicians such as buchanan and king provided a crucial way to bridge the growing passage between the north and the south. simply put, friendships provided the political glue that bound together a nation on the precipice of disunion. >> watch the full program saturday on 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific on american history tv. announcer: darius coombs, wampanoag and eastern woodlands director at plimoth patuxet, discusses the culture of the wampanoag people who lived in the plymouth area prior to the arrival of the pilgri

a generation of scholarship has uncovered numerous such intimate though most platonic friendships among men. at the same time, some of these friendships could include an erotic element as well. the friendship of buchanan and king included both platonic and erotic elements but not the way you think. the evidence suggests that king year in the longer and deeper for buchanan who never reciprocated in return. in fact, you can shrewdly cultivated kings affection when it was convenient and ignored him when it was not. in the unequal terms of their relationship, king kept giving and you can and kept taking. not in a sexual way, but in an emotional and especially political way. in the realm of politics, more than anything else, their friendship made its greatest impact. in the years before the civil war, friendships among politicians such as buchanan and king provided a crucial way to bridge the growing chasm between the north and the south. simply put, friendships provided the political glue that bound together a nation on the precipice of this union. >> watch the full program saturday at 8 pm

with infection rates accelerating fast some labs in germany like this one in ryan and platon it a warning that smaller facilities are already working at full capacity and wouldn't necessarily be able to cope with rising numbers. there's also increasing concern that more areas in germany will have to implement restrictions again like here in back to the land in bavaria where even schools have closed down again to curb the spread. of ireland has become the 1st european country to go into a 2nd log down during the 2nd wave of the current.

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a generation of scholarship has uncovered numerous, mostly platonic friendships among men. at the same time, some could include an erotic element as well. the friendship of buchanan and king included both platonic and erotic elements, but not in the way you think. it suggests that king felt neverer and buchanan reciprocated in return. buchanan shrewdly cultivated king's affection when it was convenient, ignored him when it was not. and the unequal terms of their relationship, king kept giving, and buchanan cap taking. not in a sexual way but in an emotional, political way. in the realm of politics more than anything else, their friendship made its greatest impact. in the years before the civil war, friendships among politicians provided a crucial way to bridge the growing chasm between the north and south. simply put, friendships provided the political glue that bound together a nation on the precipice of disunion. to really understand how the intimate world of james buchanan and william rufus king operated, let's look back. back on the moment when they first met. the year

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a generation of scholarship has uncovered numerous such, but mostly platonic relationships among men. at the same time much of them could include an erotic element as well. the friendship of buchanan in king included both platonic and erotic elements, but not in the way you think. the evidence suggests that king longed more for buchanan who never reciprocated in return. in fact we can intrude louis cultivated his affection convenient, and ignored it when it was not. in the on equal terms of their relationship, king kept giving, botanic kept taking. not in a sexual way, but emotional, in a political way. in the realm of politics more than anything else their friendship made its greatest impact in the years before the civil war friendships among politicians such as buchanan and king provided a crucial way to bridge the growing chasm between the north and south. simply put, friendships provided a political glue that brown together a nation on the precipice of this union. >> next, gregory smithers talks about native americans in the south before the arrival of europeans. he is the author

now i'm thrilled that you're living with steffy and kelly, whether it's platonic or not, but i am worried about douglas. he's a spencer. he's one of us. and he's got hope playing mommy.

magic show is part of a 1200 hectare conservation area where rare plants can grow undisturbed as a platonic as a but miss being here brings tears to my eyes but just warms my heart because it's so beautiful 90 percent of this vegetation is on the red list of threatened species and dubbed to the green heart this was the 1st section of the former open cast mind to be restored in 2009 gretz is working in cooperation with a local cult company. i see these former mining landscapes as an opportunity for nature to huge spaces soley for plants and animals without any development. in the future the ecological restoration concept will be carried out in other spaces like solar parks the panels are often installed in fields with little plant variety but here a special blend of regional flowers are blooming not far from the open mine site gretz has a nursery where she and her team raise wild and rare flowers for regional and e.u. conservation projects here on her company's farm they produce various seed mixes unlike cultivated plants the seeds of the wild varieties aren't all ready for harvest at the sa

this magic is part of a 1200 hectare conservation area where rare plants can grow undisturbed as a platonic as a but miss being here brings tears to my eyes it just warms my heart because it's so beautiful 90 percent of this vegetation is on the red list of threatened species and dubbed to the green heart this was the 1st section of the former open cost mind to be restored in 2009 gretz is working in cooperation with a local cult company. i see these former mining landscapes as an opportunity for nature to huge spaces soley for plants and animals without any development. in the future the ecological restoration concept will be carried out in other spaces like solar parks the panels are often installed in fields with little plant variety but here a special blend of regional flowers are blooming not far from the open mind site gretz has a nursery where she and her team raise wild and rare flowers from regional and e.u. conservation projects here on her company's farm they produce various seed mixes unlike cultivated plants the seeds of the wild varieties aren't all ready for harvest at the sa

the friendship of buchanan and king was both platonic and erotic, but not the way you think. in suggests that king longed for buchanan who never reciprocated in return. in fact, buchanan shrewdly cultivated king's affection when it was convenient and ignored him when it was not. in the unequal terms of the relationship, king kept giving and buchanan kept taking. not in a sexual way, but an emotional and political way. moree realm of politics than anything else, their friendship made its greatest impact. in the years before the civil war friendships among politicians like buchanan and king provided a crucial way to bridge the growing chasm between north and south. simply put, friendships provided the political glue that bound together a nation on the precipice of the union. really understand how the intimate world of buchanan and ong operated let's look back the moment in which they first met. the cure was 1834 and buchanan and king was serving in the senate. each of these bachelors brought something the other lacked. king exuded social congeniality. he was noted for being bra

we define it as platonic, physical touch therapy. group hug. group hug. so i decided to check in with my cuddle coach, christina, to see if snuggling could survive in the land of 6 feet apart. christina, i gotta start off by saying i love what you've done with the place. - thank you. thank you. yeah, there's actually this bull-- yeah. photo. and if i put my head here, i have horns. it's ok. i've been-- i've been a double since the day i was born, so-- for those didn't see the episode, what's cuddlist? it's basically cuddling, professional cuddling, and it's the co-regulating work, and meditation,sh uch and talk therapy. i mean, that's part of it, too, to h with a diaper as a child.on doo] welcome in, dude. i think i was the first time that i've spooned, bear hugged, koala'd in a tree, and star gazed with another man. that was so good. it truly is an art form. and this art form has adapted to the new normal by going completely online. so moving from the toes, you're going to just touch the foot. touch the rest of your foot. i've found that it's actually in

where the infection rates accel orating fast some labs in germany like this one in ryan and platon it a warning that smaller facilities are already working at full capacity and wouldn't necessarily be able to cope with rising numbers. there's also increasing concern that more areas in germany will have to implement restrictions again like kiran back to london in bavaria where even schools have closed down again to curb the spread. but joining us now is d.w. political correspondent huns plants hun's what these numbers into perspective for us just how serious is the situation here in germany. well one thing you could say is if germany was a foreign country germans wouldn't all be warned against traveling to that country because germany as a whole has exceeded the critical level of 50 cases of call the 100000 in the last 7 days but of course germany is germans are not being warned against traveling to germany itself the situation in germany is being looked at in a lot more detail of the fine detail in other words tones where the incidence of covert 19 is particularly high are being given

present players with infection rates accel orating fast some labs in germany like this one in ryan and platon it a warning that smaller facilities are already working at full capacity and wouldn't necessarily be able to cope with rising numbers. there's also increasing concern that more areas in germany will have to implement restrictions again like kiran back to london in bavaria where even schools have closed down again to curb the spread. well national leaders across europe are faced with tough decisions over how to deal with rising numbers of covert 19 in denmark they've taken their own approach a sense of community spirit has been sent to help weather the crisis they even have a word for it and believe it could help populations facing new lockdowns possible economic hardship and the yearning for a sense of normality. in the u.s. is with me here on the set don't keep us in suspense what is this magic word well firstly i spoke to one of our editor producers who's in the house who's danish thomas mtr and he told me it's some fun since so hopefully we got that right and that i mean society s

secretary of state might recall in that case in the novel the character tony is forced to spend a platonico allow his divorce. that of course was set in the early period of the 20th century. it is surprising that he has taken us that long to update these laws. and later, that bill passed its first hurdle in the commons and will now go for detailed scrutiny. and that's it from me for today, but do join me at the same time tomorrow for another round—up of the day here at westminster. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello again. tuesday is going to start up and quite a quiet note, a lot of dry weather around however through the day, we will see this area of low pressure start to increase the weather more, outbreaks of rain spreading into the north—west of the country sober many of us, it's a dry and bright start to the day, quite of the cloud around that some spells of sunshine. later on, we will see reina ride across scotland and northern ireland but at the same time as we head into the early afternoon we may well see it few showers form particularly across parts of northern

intelligence much more than me do you think we can program artificial intelligence to be this benevolent platonic king this i don't know in lightened monarch or anything that has to do. with control or total control is inevitably repressive and bad. well i mean i don't think we would know how to do that today i mean of course we can't even build a can do all the things that humans can't today but if say next year somebody figures out a way to make ai's do all the jobs that humans can do like some big breakthrough i don't think we would know yet how also to align it with human values that is still a technical problem that people are working on since the last few years but we've said. if you can play still to go. getting methods for scalable ai controlled so that no matter how smart the ai becomes even if and maybe becomes far smarter than we one day because there is that it was ability. you have is to become smarter than most i think eventually. and by that time you would want to also have the ability to make sure that they still act in the way you intended even one they've become intellectually f

i had a hell of a hard time getting "bla " -- getting platon made and salvador.t was financed bane english company at a low budget. jesse: i'm sure you are aware of the quotas the academy has institute. you need for supporting the roles, you need a person of color, a woman, someone with a physical disability, there has to be diversity, i think there has to be 30% of secondary roles have to show diversity, whether it's gender or heritage. could you make movies like some italian mob movie. if you are saying 30% of the mobsters have to be asian, they can't be italian. boarding school, 30% have to be women. could you make a movie like that with these regulations? >> well, obviously ploi -- proby not. but we have to deal with the fact that people do historical pieces. if you are doing another era you have to pay attention to the mores of that era. i don't know how that will apply or how they will make that work. but if i were to do a movie i would have to deal with that. the memoir i wrote is about the early business in the 1970s and 80s and the difficulty getting pic

where the infection rates accel orating fast some labs in germany like this one in ryan and platon it a warning that smaller facilities are already working at full capacity and wouldn't necessarily be able to cope with rising numbers. there's also increasing concern that more areas in germany will have to implement restrictions again like kiran back to land in bavaria where even schools have closed down again to curb the spread. well that's the situation here in germany how about elsewhere in europe let's begin in athens where infection numbers lower than elsewhere on the continent and kara salva is our correspondent there can you tell us why that is. well the governments here took a very aggressive start from the stance from the start of the pandemic here and it's effectively imposed a very strict sweeping draconian lockdown that just brought the country to a standstill and it really had no other choice because greece had just come out of a 10 year financial recession that had left the health system here shattered so the government knew that it just could not face this this health cr

his brother is one of the most respected platonic scholars at cambridge and midcentury and he comes over to the town of in 1634 with a very liberal church that had been founded in london and 1617. inrises to great status 1636. he is one of the six men appointed by the court to write plymouth colonies new law code. in the town of plymouth, in the town he is the captain of the militia. he is a respected member of the church and with the quakers that will all come to a horrific end. what you find is that plymouth was willing to listen to quakers because they were trying to debate with them but they only wanted authorized officials there. almost in a way of keeping what they consider to be evil away from everybody, i will send you and because you are really good at arguing. you can go in and listen and use your rhetorical skill to battle with them, but not everyone can go. james cudd worth, on his own, chose to bring quakers into his house so that he could listen to them and not simply revile them. he could argue with them if he didn't agree with them. by the act of doing that, he utterly de

and a platonic rom com.and then on tragedy it was part of the pitch for the book so people know me from writing jokes online. and that love is not a respecter of gender. and with that process my editor was like so what happened? i was nervous people wouldn't accept the essay. and then to start writing the essay and then i can figure out how to do it as a one-man shoe but for years i've had the line in my hand anything is possible for anyone forever. it's a possibility in his promise with a million different versus. >> this is from jennifer. so absolutely in september there is a book called that i cowrote for the "washington post" and to know the book the notorious are bj. it is then that style and beautifully illustrated gift of a book. and what was fascinating and terrifying so this isn't like the official biography. and we all agreed this wasn't the right moment in her career. and of course right now now is not the time. and then in the hyperbolic way the challenge is to figure out what was closer to earth

platonic -- peloton is purchasing a rival.sword this year -- sales have soared this year but the company has struggled to keep up with demand. vodafone is offering to buy out the remaining shareholders in german telecom firm kdg. it comes seven years after it originally agreed to buy the company. back then, it acquired about 77% but was blocked from buying the the rest, including elliott management, who wanted more. eu countries should receive the current test coronavirus vaccine in the next five days, according to biontech. speaking at a press conference this morning, the group's chief business and commercial officer says it does not anticipate shipping issues due to brexit. it has anticipated -- said that the united states will get 5 million doses by the end of the year. sean marett joins us now. let's get your reaction on this new variant of the coronavirus. you are looking to test your vaccine with that. how long is that going to take? sean: just as we did at the beginning of the year, we can develop constructs against var

his brother is one of the most respected platonic scholars at cambridge in mid century.e comes over to the town of scituate with a very liberal or church -- liberal church. status ino great 1636, one of the six men appointed by the court to write plymouth colony's new law code. in the town of scituate, he is the captain of the militia, a respected member of the church. and with the quaker,s that will -- with the quaker,s that will come to a horrific end. what you find is if they will listen to quakers, because they are trying to debate with them, they are only trying to authorize officials there. almost in a way of keeping what they consider to be people away from everybody, i will send you in, because you look good at arguing. you can go in, listen, and use your rhetorical skill to battle with them, but not everyone can go. james could worth, on his own, showed to bring -- chose to bring quakers into his house to listen to them, and not simply reviled them, and that he can argue with them if he could not agree with them. in the act of doing that, he utterly destroyed hi

cohn managed to do that and i think you know, the fact that even today trump views roy cohn as the platonic ideal of alawyer . tells you a lot about his own ethical confidence and it's really just shocking to me but before word that i think defined the trump presidency are shocking but not surprising. and that's in his fx affection from roy cohn fits that because this was a really bad guy. >> in the book talking about how he approaches life, you speak of a fair amount about the election and donald trump had made the pitch too i'll take all comers, from russia and so forth. and i'm curious based on this testimony last week by sally yates, peter strzok and others and the topic of russian interference comes up and now chinese interference, what are your thoughts on this research that you've done for this book and what we might expect in this coming election because you write a lot about the first one. >> more of the same. one of the things about bullies is that unless they arestopped , they get more and more aggressive and more and more demanding and there is a perfect illustration of that in

where the infection rates accel orating fast some labs in germany like this one in ryan and platon it a warning that smaller facilities are already working at full capacity and wouldn't necessarily be able to cope with rising numbers. there's also increasing concern that more areas in germany will have to implement restrictions again like kiran back to land in bavaria where even schools have closed down again to curb the spread. that's the situation in germany about what about elsewhere in europe we have team coverage from warsaw in london and athens let's go 1st to warsaw where living a quarter past is standing by for us poland's been reporting similar numbers to germany the health system there is having trouble can you tell us more. yes indeed the health care system in poland is about to reach its limits yesterday for the 1st time poland had more than 10000 new called the to 900 infections within a day around 9000 people are hospitalized that is a record high in poland according to the health ministry we still have 6000 people that's available in the country but there's growing repo

in other words, he thought he was saying a platonic, noble lie. i'm going to nobly lie about you about masks, so for the greater good -- but once you do that you lose all court ability. now he has no court ability. it's sad because he is a renowned figure but no one believes him anymore. >> laura: the idea that he is not supporting biden's -- does anybody believe that? i'm sorry, like it's just, come on. he said that in politico -- he said he's not political, but it's pretty much obvious what's going on here. thank you so much, wonderful to see you. as i mentioned the angle, the w.h.o. has done an about-face on lockdowns, finally admitting they are worse than the disease itself. remember what trump said back in april and march? the cure can't be worse at the disease itself, he said that he was trashed by the media but the president responded to the news this way. >> the world health organization, they just came out a little while ago and they admitted that donald trump was right. the lockdowns are doing tremendous damage to these democrat run stat

cross students at the key versity get it at the admin buildings to hear minister of higher education platonism id deliver his cabinet's decision on student fees was that the challenges that tend from all sides. and of course good at that the best approach would be to allow the universities individually to determine the level of increase the institutions would require to ensure that they continue to operate effectively the fear just men should not go above 8 percent. if. i wanted to be a biggish it was. the hour. to complete. several university campuses have been shut down and following the announcement by higher education minister blade nzimande. it comes to me this is not a privilege on the radio you yes i do question if you think you. know. you sometimes academics are standing up and saying we must protect you question how you creation and basic education as a public good students made their way up to sit in the house they were blocked from entering by private security they're already there how do they do you know how do we attain fiji cation having a conversation about what our priorities a

. >> anyone who tries to communicate with this platonic thing in their head and they want to put intor head. and with this telepathy and we write a story or an essay and then try to make it happen and then i get feedback what people heard when i set it. and then i get a more refined idea of how i put into other people's heads you can see this they circle the idea through their whole career like a gunner walking mortar fire you take a shot get some feedback and get your elevation and take a shot so suddenly it's all the same story this is how i see the world what worries me of what i hoped for to be reduced to transmit more perfectly. >> that is a blog post. >> but what does happen is everything that crosses that seems like it is significant i try to write out for public consumption like a stranger could understand it's what i make notes for myself i can never figure out what i meant but for someone that i never met i have to be more rigorous and that is the searchable database but that creates that mama next soup of these fragmentary story ideas like a supersaturated solution and then

where the infection rates accel orating fast some labs in germany like this one in ryan and platon it a warning that smaller facilities are already working at full capacity and wouldn't necessarily be able to cope with rising numbers. there's also increasing concern that more areas in germany will have to implement restrictions again like kiran back to land in bavaria where even schools have closed down again to curb the spread. well national leaders across europe are faced with tough decisions over how to deal with rising numbers of covert 19 in denmark they've taken their own approach a sense of community spirit has been set to help weather the crisis they even have a word for it and believe it could help populations facing new lockdowns possible economic hardship and a yearning for a sense of normality popular fully in the u.s. is with me here on the set don't keep us is suspense what is this magic word well firstly i spoke to one of our editor producers who's in the house who's danish thomas mtr and he told me it's some fun since so hopefully we got that right and that i mean soci

present players with infection rates accel rating fast some labs in germany like this one in ryan and platon it a warning that smaller facilities are already working at full capacity and wouldn't necessarily be able to cope with rising numbers. there's also increasing concern that more areas in germany will have to implement restrictions again like kiran back to land in bavaria where even schools have closed down again to curb the spread. so that's the picture in germany now let's look at what's happening in the european countries earlier i spoke to a levy a courthouse in walsall or she said that the situation in poland's hospitals is looking increasingly dire yes indeed the health care system in poland is about to reach its limits yesterday for the 1st time poland had more than 10000 you called it 900 infections within a day or on my dolls and people are hospitalized this is a record high in poland according to the health ministry we still have a wrong 6000 free baths in the country however there's rising reports of hospitals having problems earlier this week a covered 900 patient and healt

there is a lot you learn in these close, platonic friendships. how to make a commitment to someone. the maturity that comes with sticking with a friendship. >> you have to go into these friendships with a certain set of skills or do you learn them in the friendship? >> i don't think we know that. what was so cool about the study is they actually looked at the marks we want to see kids hit along the way. at 13, what we want to see is the kids expect to be treated well and that they treat others well. so parents who coach kids into the idea of, you know, don't tolerate meanness in your friendships and then use assertiveness, not aggression or being passive when you're upset. at 15 and 16 we really wanted to see that kids had friends. and sustained friendships. you know, there's a lot of drama 7th through 9th grade. that should die down. by 10th or 11th grade we want to see that kids have really found their people. if you have a 10th or 11th grader not able to make a good connection with someone, take that seriously. both for the immediate term and

the state refuses to answer a single question about whether or not the relationship was more than platonic, which could make a difference. fang has been accused of sleeping with many politicians across the country. it raises the question, what, if anything, did he divulge in terms of state secrets being on the house intel committee to this spied that he was hanging out with an awful lot. we don't have an idea, and this is been hidden from theou amerin people for long time. swalwell, another russian truther, refuses to answer any of our questions. take a look. >> swalwell, depend on stepping down from the committee? can you tell us anything about us with the relationship with miss fang? r,anything? swalwell? >> sean: what did you know, when did he know it, what did pelosi know, when did she know what? the same goes for the correct congenital liar, the comparable ones one himself, adam schiff. to swallow must be removed from the intel committee. he's had a long relationship with a chinese spy. she placed an intern in hisf. office, his judgment is lacking, he can't be trusted with the state s

. >> i love that you used platonic ideal. there is a discussion that is ideally we want this.ly we have to stand by our principles and who we are as a party. they want to beat donald trump. >> right. >> if that -- >> i would argue they -- >> has ever been -- >> the vehicle is, no matter how flawed that vehicle, that is who they're going to get behind. the other question for bernie sanders and i think the real pushback is not necessarily coming from the establishment democrats but from house democrats. i think the bigger problem for house democrats is all those seats that flipped, especially in the suburbs, where he will be toxic and you really are talking about if you get a president, not just win the senate but lose the house, too? >> all right. one more round with all these great guests on the other side of our last break. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ there areand the best.s... which egg tastes more farm-fresh and deliciou

it was strictly platonic, strictly friends. but then it developed more probably eight months later. >> it developed a lot more. they became lovers. and that's when things got complicated. norman was single, but brittney, it turns out, was married. her husband was a man named terry eldridge, a truckdriver that drove his rig at night. >> she was happy, but she wanted children. he did not. >> were there any other issues, or was that the only one. >> they didn't spend a lot of time together because of their work schedule. she worked during the day. she worked at night, so they didn't see each other a lot. >> amaried woman having an affair for a coworker, not exactly the script for a fairy tale romance. >> we never went out in public, you know, out to eat or anything like that maybe one time. >> but if colleagues could have heard their recorded interoffice phone calls, they would have discovered some suggestive flirty banter. >> i could use your big, strong manly muscles. >> we're all good. >> more than a year after their affair sta

so by "friend," do you mean "friend friend," "gay friend," or "ex-boyfriend "who you're now platonictely not gay. oh, ho-ho, a definitely not gay musician sleeping on my girlfriend's couch. yippee. okay, we went out a little bit, a long time ago. but we were never like "going out."

i love this boxer, purely platonically, living a at the stone house urban winery, do we have a film of act it out? the winery, there we go. and what he does is he delivers wine to curbside pickup, because you are not going out to get to the customer. so this is adorable, this boxer, actually, does his part, goes over there, delivers the wind to the customers who obviously need a drink and all of this. and then he returns to the fire escape where he smokes a pack of cigarettes. i'm kidding. he does not smoke cigarettes. god knows what he smokes. adorable dog. i have to say everybody is pitching and including the animals, and that is why -- ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great all right, jesse, you are up. >> jesse: like this, it's like when you have breakfast for dinner. you just do the whole show in reverse. we have mom texts. let's run it. mom texts, everybody. >> greg: [laughs] can we see it? >> jesse: do we have it? i can't see a thing, so i'm just going to start reading. number one, good morning, you are beyond blessed to have a job, keep behaving. number two