easy peasy? >> i love it. jim, i love it. i know i'm right. i'll know i'm right now because you're going crazy. this is good. >> i'm not going kay crazy. >> i let it go and they went up and i said nothing. i said nothing because this is the business we've chosen. >> can i jump in with maybe 11 -- >> no! >> one thing i'm trying to argue and point out in my piece today is that i think policy awareness and policy implementation is going to be a new and more important factor than it was in the past. of course government policy regulatory issues were always going to be part of modeling for company earnings. >> i love you. i love you very much. >> if you look at citadel in chicago, thanks, kevin, i love you, too. >> i like her. >> they're taking a new risk factor here when it comes to political policy implementation. and looking at it in a number of sectors whether it's pharmaceutical, financials. and saying, look, this is going to effect things perhaps more dramatically in the past. i think it's because of the tweeting, jim. tweeting is now policy

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easy peasy, everything going great? >> so you know how the legislative process is in washington, dc. this is no different in that the house has its version and by the time it gets to the senate, there will be reconciliation. a new amendment is being offered. i would just remind everybody that there are three phases and i think it's important to note because there was some information underload as i like to say at the beginning of the rollout. phase one is really expansion of health care savings accounts, get rid of the mandates, penalties, the taxes. you had about 20 million people saying no to obamacare last year and 6.5 million decided to pay the penalty, remarkable having the government saying you must buy this product and saying, i don't want to, being penalizing for doing so. and then the rest in large part, they sought an undue hardship waiver but you have people saying no to the changes, many saying yes, they'll be protected. the president has principles in his session a week ago and then a continuation of covera

easy peasy. i don't hit a single cone. perfect score. now, for the real test.ial drunk suit. >> these are weights that simulate what your legs feel like when dunk. >> exactly right. >> reporter: they put weights on my knees and arms, too. >> you have the goggles here. these will limit your view. >> reporter: gear goggles. >> that's right. you're no longer sober. >> reporter: i don't know where the -- there it is. okay. there's no depth perception. this is nuts. they bring in a real michigan state trooper to simulate a traffic stop. we're going to do the walk of life. ten steps, heel-to-toe. >> your not counting aloud, jeff. >> reporter: sorry. three. four. five. this is hard. i know it probably looks like i'm not trying that hard but i'm trying the hardest i can to walk straight. okay. i failed that. >> another test we utilize is kick the cone. >> what do i do? >> i'll place this here. just kick the cone. >> reporter: failed that, too. this is impactful for me. i can imagine what it's like for a teenager. >> no doubt. >> reporter: and finally, the ultimate test

. >> easy peasy. >> great job. >> i don't hit a single cone, perfect score.st, they put me in this special drunk suit. >> so these are weights that simulate what your legs feel like when you're drunk. >> that's exactly right. and they will throw your balance off a little bit. >> the happy goggles here. these will limit your view. beer goggles. >> yes. >> oh, wow. you can't see what i'm seeing right now, but it is -- i don't think we foe exactly where the -- there it is, okay. there's no depth perception. this is nuts. >> they even bring in a real michigan state trooper to simulate a traffic stop. >> we're going to walk the line. take ten steps, heel to toe. we'll utilize this line right here. >> your not counting aloud, jeff. >> sorry. three. four. five. this is hard. i know it probably looks like i'm not trying that hard, but i really am trying to hardest i can right now to walk straight. okay. so i failed that. >> and another test that we utilize is what we call kick the cone. >> what do i do? >> i'll place this here and just kick the cone with your foot. >