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if you never indulge you're probably going to get upset and so every once in a while you can treat yourself to something, too. you don't have to. there are a lot of things you can do to save money and not make yourself feel depressed. >> great tips. thank you so much. >>> one of denver's newest coffee shops is preaching a business model not taught to mbas and hoping to change their community in the process. there is no test just a recommendation from the store owners to pay it forward. our affiliate kusa has the story. >> reporter: it can be hard to get noticed on denver's most colorful road. >> anything to try and draw people's attention really. >> reporter: why a tag team effort -- >> some days the crowd is tougher than others. >> reporter: is needed to convince customers to take a detour from their day. >> it's hard for her not to be graceful. you should play tennis with her sometimes. she looks like the girl from the price is right. >> reporter: detours is one of denver's newest coffee houses, counting on a business model that's not taught to mbas. >> it doesn't cost anything. it's free

not the hippies and so for conservatives, it becomes well the whole 60's generation was the crazy indulgent woodstock generation. they conveniently leave out the much more focused and directed political agents of ching that drove a lot of positive and constructive progress. chris: there's nothing more serious than an anti-war meeting back in those days. the one i went to were serious and deadly important. everybody was in ernest. it had a lot to do with making a statement. >> i was a lad during woodstock, but it turned out the counterculture was an anomaly. they felt the country was changing in a big way and what was counterculture would be the main culture and then generation x, they don't embrace those values. the woodstock generation was an anomaly. nobody realized that at the time. chris: do you think that a lot of this was a -- the clintons thought they were riding a wave leading somewhere. with mcgovern for example. there was brains there but there wasn't a majority there, kathleen, right? >> no, if you were in it, you thought it was the majority but your vision was clouded. the fact

if the you'll indulge me and please follow along, how many of you by a show of hands feel like you've seen enough of what mr. graves has talked about? show your hands, please. how many of you believe enough is enough? if, in fact, you do, stand on your feet for me one time. give some love to what he just said please. [ applause ] now, here is the crucial question, and i will not put you on the spot because you're going to lie to me anymore. how many of you are doing enough to solve the problem? we are going to talk about the idea that much of what mr. graves talked about prior to this has been talked about for 20-plus years. and we have seen very little improvement, and in some areas, we have seen regression. when getting ready for this program, i was listening to one of my favorite artists, gill scott herrin who many of you know and for a very, very long time has told the complete truth about our situation. in 1993 he had a cd which had a song called "message to the messenger". let me put up some of the hear rix. you'll take a look on the screen and see what i mean. remember, this is

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that, to show how this guy deals with his demons and how he gets out of his self loathing, self indulgentp of poor me and all of that. i thought behaviorally it would be interesting to get behind that concept that the only way i cut myself is if i help other people. i thought it was a great place to start as a character. tavis: i am sure that you hear this all the time, but you have not heard it from me. i came home last night, i turn my tv, trying to relax -- this is your first time on the show, never met you before. i turn the tv on, "taps." how is this possible? i am going to see the guy tomorrow. >> on the show, "leverage," we have a guy who's a hacker. i sent him to your house. tavis: is that how that happened? >> i had it piped right into your house. tavis: it worked. it was there staring at me. i said i'm going to meet this guy tomorrow. what you think of that project in retrospect? >> it was great. sean penn, tom cruise, all of us were starting out together. we were all working with a wonderful director, george c. scott was there. we were all very excited to work with him. it was

if you'll indulge me and please follow along. how many of you by a show of hands feel like you've seen enough of what mr. graves has talked about? show your hands, please. how many of you believe enough is enough? if, in fact, you dorks stand on your feet for me one time. give some love to what he just said please. [ applause ] >> we are not going to pay to be insumted. they don't have to care. the fact that we care -- they're not doing this on their money. they're doing it on our money. you're not going to call me the "n" word and i'm going to pay for it. >> i want to hear from the head of warner. i want to hear from the head of universe al, all down the line. in every debate about music, they have never seen -- from the tobacco movie "the insider" when all the ceos stood and raised their hands, have that with the record labels. then you see who it is. you will see none of the ceos were black. >> when i was watching the oscars and the best song went to "it's hard out here for a pimp, i had a problem with that, okay? >> i'm votin

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there were the big, indulgent, white-boy blues bands, and there was one person who hated the one personu2 their musica -- one person that hated u2, but each person could express himself uniquely and differently. it is beautiful. tavis: how do three guys to have a certain level, my word, not yours, have a certain disdain for the others' style, and if not disdain, wanting to juxtaposed their style, how do they act when they get together? >> if you're going to be a rock star, you want to smash the generation before you. you want to destroy it, and you want to come out with your own voice and reject the other guys, so i was worried. one of the premises of the film, we got three guys together to actually mapped out at the warner brothers lot 1 mile away so that they would never meet, and we did not know what was going to happen when the edge arrives, when jimmy arrived, when hjacjack arrived. they had techies, and they had sort of an openness about it. they know how to improv and how to sort of hear some tlc's stuff, and as musicians, they could do anything -- hear someone else's stuff. there

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." %% check out our new champagne indulgence shade collection at naturalinstincts.com. >> jon: the military andy nfl betting those in the ranks amusing social sites like poor and facebook over cyber security concerns. the marines had already banned the use of social media and military networks and order on tuesday said the use of sites like twitter and facebook could be used to spread malicious content. that's true as well for the nfl. they don't want players to be from the sidelines of the game the locker room the press box buried in the stands. teams don't want their training camp secrets becoming fodder for the twitter sphere. do we really need to ban putter from the nfl? symantec again a fellow survivor anyway. -- either way. i agree on the military. that's a security issue. it's that easy to send out information and people are that careless thing it. >> jon: will this affect troop are out? i guess you can use facebook and the marine corps are off duty and it's your own personal computer. if you have such a thing. >> in the information that way to her it think the key words in this pres

during the recession the price has dropped as fewer customers indulge. this summer, the turf wars have been vicious. on a nearby island, an old timer recently shot and wounded a newcomer. this week, someone sank three lobster boats and sabotaged hundreds of traps. >> there was very unusual. i have been doing researched for 35-plus years, and i have never seen anything like this, ever. >> reporter: the community is so closely knit, everybody claims to know who sank the lobster boats. knowing it and proving it are two different things. lobstermen here, carry on, despite the lobster turf wars as they have for generations. david wright, abc news, maine. >> make you appreciate that lobster even more. >>> that's the broadcast for this saturday night. tomorrow night on "good morning america" -- the latest on that midair collision over the hudson river i'm david muir. for all of us here at abc news, thank you for watching. i hope to see you back here tomorrow. ♪ doctor says i have to lower my cholesterol. here you go, mr. noran. (announcer) trying to lower your

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then we indulge the other. and now it is time to sort of get back in touch with our inner ant. >> what might play a role in, other than this book, in making this point and encourage a kind of catharsis about everything? >> well, i think people did, you know, not all at once and people don't change 180° overnight. we're talking about, you know, 45° if we're lucky. 90° if we were really lucky. i think people did understand that hey, my life, you know, worrying about whether i could afford, get an extra tv or this bigger house i couldn't afford and didn't really need, i think people really have recalibrated what makes them happy and the difference between what they passingly want and what they really need. >> rose: you make that very point. we have to determine what we need and what we -- >> i think. i think. and i think in my experience people are doing that. and then there a a lots of people that are out of work and feeling real pain. and in some cases, i'm not saying this is a great, i don't see a silver lining

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