you build your bodies, you build your muscles, you tattoo, you do all that stuff. >> if you kept it like that the whole time, i'll support you. >> prison is predatory, prison is evil. everyone in here runs on base emotions. very few people think with a higher intellect how to do stuff or about how to be. >> yourself included? is that how you operate? how do you operate in here? >> well, there's people that would tell you how i operate in here. i'm sure lots of people would tell you that they don't approve of how i operate. >> those people include the correctional staff who not only believe yost is a dangerous inmate, but that he's the leader of a white supremacist gang. >> here, yost. seen him out there? in the yard? watch for him. watch out for that dude. watch his movement. we found information, we received a kite saying that if yost gets three feet next to this guy, he's going to hit him. he's going to hit him. >> what's my role here? i'm an [ bleep ]. >> their mind i'm a [ bleep ] you know? i'm constantly agitating them and they're constantly agitating me and i won't quit. >> ultimat

there what another promotion you tattoo the logo, you get free lunch for life. people went bananas for t the media went crazy for it. we were in forbes magazine as the top five, cover story the top five best marketing idea of the year. i have to mention, he we had about 75 people that got the tattoo, and nearly half of them were tourists. they wanted something to remember san francisco by and they wanted something permanent. so, again, san francisco is very much a part of all the creativity that comes here. but we are going through growing pains and we've been looking for over a year and a half for a new location. we're over by bayshore and we just have not been able to find anything. we keep getting a bid or the place is just not big enough. so, that's why i really wanted to speak on behalf of this because we desperately, in particular desperately need a place to move into it. ~ and this would be very, very helpful to us, so, thank you. >> thank you. i love your chips and salsa. >> and guacamole. >> welcome. >>> that's a tough act to follow. i'm [speaker not un

i gave you ten days for that charge in d.s. you're charged with tattooing yourself. u pled guilty. i found you guilty. i've given you five days d.s. for that charge. i did find you guilty for the charge of contraband. you pled guilty. i did find you guilty of that charge. i gave you seven days d.s. for that charge. i suspended four days d.s. you'll do a total of eight days d.s. i did take into consideration you hadn't been into any trouble. but again, you've been here long enough to have read the inmate handbook. you're aware of rules and regulations. these are things you can't do. when you're confronted with during the course of investigation and asked did you do this or is this item yours, you're expected to be forthcoming and acknowledge that. and you said you were trying not to get into trouble. you initially lied and were not honest. if he had been forthcoming and hadn't lied initially the the tattooing oneself and the possession of contraband are minor charges. he wouldn't have faced any d.s. time at all. it was the lying that got him. review page 35 of the inma

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you know what i'm saying? i've been tattooingso i'm doing all right. bop! >> oh! >> you know you got the lifetime warranty, too? >> i better have one. >> though voltz' professional life is back on track, he still has some personal relationships that require attention. >> yeah, it's my baby. >> alicia russ is the mother of voltz's 2-year-old son, brian ii, or deuce. she is also the victim of his last criminal act, domestic abuse. >> he had a physical altercation with me, and it just landed him in jail. but it's a blessing in disguise, because now he can't experiment with nothing, except for tattoos and he's sober, and he's happy. i mean, i got the man that i met back, you know? >> though he's working on the relationship, voltz still claims the police report was exaggerated. >> let the police report tell it, i beat her, threw her into a wall, and all that [bleep] is that the truth? no. i never beat her. i never threw her into the wall. i never did none of that. >> but voltz admits he has been violent in the past. >> we have had alt

and you guys did not know -- and these are real tattoos that you all still have.em on you. you can't look until we take the bandage off." >> seth: we have a clip. this is really worth seeing. >> take it off. [ laughter ] >> it isn't nothing bad. you're up. >> all right. let's see what we've got. one, two, three. [ laughter and applause ] >> it's a pirate skydiving. all right, sal, you're up. >> like a band-aid, buddy. >> three, two, one. [ laughter ] >> is this jaden smith? it's not real! that's not real! it's joke! >> it's funny. >> why would you do that to me? i'm your [ bleep ] best friend, you dope! this is going to change our whole entire friendship. [ laughter ] [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: now, you have jaden smith on your side to this day. >> so, for my life, i will have the 15-year-old version of jaden smith three inches from my testicles. >> seth: he'll stay 15 -- he'll stay 15 as your testicles age. [ laughter ] >> i don't know about that. it may look more like morgan freeman after like a few years. [ laughter ] take a sharpie, put some freckles o

take long for tattoos to become the focus of the interview. >> tell me about your tattoos, what some of them mean. when you> i've been getting tattoos since i was 13 years old. my whole family tattoos. that's what i do on the streets. i'm a tattoo artist. certain ones have meanings. i got my wife's name across my forehead. just, that's how much i love my lady. and other ones are my political beliefs. >> his political beliefs have to do with his near lifelong affiliation with the skinheads. >> my whole family is skinheads, operated that way. born and raised, my dad, uncles, all my cousins. all my family. being a skinhead is a way of life. it's preserving your race. it's being proud of who you are and wanting to better that. a swastika is a very proud symbol. i wear it as a symbolism of pride of who i am. i have a lot of them. >> allgier gave a more detailed account of his tattoos in this previously unaired footage. >> it's a toss-up between the toes, behind the leg, and the lip. the lip you got nerves, and your toes all your nerve endings. i was thinking that won't hurt that bad. don't look at me as my tatt

how do you go from tattoos to computer engineering? >> you're not. art is art. you keep on working on it. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you are sent to prison, you can learn computer engineering in there. you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> tell me usual learn tattoos so i can reach through. >> oh, man. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> let's pray before this ends. >> father, thank you will for this opportunity to share with kenny. i thank you that he continues to have a smile on his face, oh, god. he's coming home. i believe it. i have to believe it. i have to. i have to for his sake. i have to. in the name of your son jesus christ for his name's sake. amen. >> love you, ma. >> love you too, honey. >> bye. >> bye. >> all i have is hope. and i believe so much. so much in him that i'm confident that he is going to come home. everything else falls together. however redemption takes place, it will take place. >>> coming up -- >> any other reason why i should not put you in pri

when you got that tattoo, you didn't think somebody would make a pumpkin or anything, no. >> no. >> jimmyand halloween, trick or treating? >> i've grown up yes i'm here now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you have grown up, i'm saying when -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i don't want to make you mad. >> i would never be mad at you. i'm not going to be mad at you. we're just hanging out, were chilling. >> jimmy: now when you were growing up, i'm saying, what costumes were you? >> i had the real cheap ones, you know with the real hard stiff with a slit -- it was asphyxiating. you could hardly breathe or see out of the mask. now they have the velcro. >> jimmy: and you had that little thin plastic, rubber like -- >> yeah, like a plastic -- the like the pee sheet -- rubber drapes, rubber drapes -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a pee sheet yeah. like a tablecloth. >> no, the pee sheet like when you wet the bed -- [ laughter ] sheets are made of rubber. remember the rubber? >> jimmy: i thought it was an italian designer. the pee sheet, yeah. >> the pee sheet. >> jimmy: the pee sheet. yeah, sorry, t

would you consider getting a neck tattoo? >> absolutely not. me of the players caught him. >> lynn is i come knew itfqcmkdf we've got another chance tomorrow. >> game six. >>> all right, everybody, big deal tomorrow night. the giants can wrap up their third title in five years. they took off for kansas city around 11:45, 11:50 today, to be exact. there use bum gardner and jake peavy will pitch tomorrow night. all the fellows. there's hunter pence, hit account .474, and bruce bochy is the king. win or lose, he's headed to hall of fame. they arrived in kansas city. that's kind of their norm now. even when they come home, they go right from the airplane to the stadium for a workout, and sandoval, of course, is this his last couple of games, if necessary with the giants? still no word on whether san francisco will want to bring him back. but jake peavy of the starting pitcher. he can wrap it up with a good outing. >> it's a special opportunity, i understand that. just got to do all i can do to be in the moment to think about executing pitches to fin

you. how about i'll get a tattoo. >> if you get a grateful dead tattoo, i would make a bet. >> that's one want you to win. i'm after a win/win here. >> i think you should get morning in america. or ronald reagan. >> a picture of the gipper across my back. that's an idea. reagan for rushmore. >> reagan for life. >> she's going to come in and talk about nothing funny. >> i'm not a tattoo myself. >> you are talking it. okay. >> but i think steve said something important about the markets. i'm segueing. did you see how subtle that was? that the market's breathing a sigh of relief with any data point with no spillover from europe. >> it's a calming influence. >> but i think what was ignored earlier this week is we got mortgage applications up 6% following another increase the week before refis up 10%. the fall in oil prices a use discuss a lot is helping and now those low interest rates are starting to kick in. so that's a good thing. >> it is. >> refere >> carl has tattoo of lucky. >> and cross out the joe. put in the lucky. goldman sachs chairman says the fed has handled this economy correctl

. >> are you homosexual or straight? >> straight. >> tattoos? >> yes, sir. >> what have you got? go ahead and take your shirt off for me. >> the jail also documents tattoos for identification purposes and to determine if the inmate might have gang affiliations. >> what is that? a heart? >> yeah. it says sabrina. >> just not done yet? >> no, sir. >> what's up with the six-shooter. you a cowboy? >> yes, sir, i was born in missouri. >> all right. that's what it's for? >> yes, sir. i'm all into old western. >> nothing else though? >> a girl's face on the back of my right leg. and that's it. >> golly, just keeps coming. calf? on your right calf? >> yes. >> nothing in your hairlines or anything like that? >> no. on my lip i have my initials. >> damn. >> r.c. >> r.c.? what is that in the middle? what's that in the middle? >> it was supposed to say robby but it didn't come out right. >> were you drunk? or what? >> no. >> you did that sober? >> yes, sir. >> all right. all right, let me see your left hand. this is the last time i'm going to see you, right? >> yes, sir. >> corley's tattoos a

directions on how to tattoo with a sewing needle and this youtube video shows how to make your own tattoo gun. youmplete diy kits on the web containing needles, ink, possibly even an electronic tattoo machine. no experience necessary. >> are they clean? are they keeping things sterile? are they using the proper sutures? are they using the proper ink? >> reporter: the fda takes complaints about tattoo related infections but does not track how many infections are related specifically to do it yourself tattoos. there was however a recent recall of some online kits because of infections linked to contaminated ink. doctors say using equipment that is not sterile can be dangerous especially to people with compromised immune systems. >> if the infection spreads system klee into the bloodstream it could be become life-threatening situation. nicole west creates and sells at home tattoo kits. she got a certification for infection control and quips her kits with items to prevent problems including medical gloves and term needles. >> i decided to start mak making these kits because i know people who stick and

but imagine that you start to have more and more tattoos and ultimately if you cover your entire body, then the distinction between the skin and the tattoo becomes kind of meaningless. you are the illustrated man at that point. you're completely covered with tattoos. similarly, space is completely filled with this higgs stuff. and if you can't remove it, there's almost no distinction between space and the stuff that fills it. >> what if they hadn't found it and found there is no higgs field? does the entire standard model of quantum theory go out the window? >> well, that would have been far more exciting for a theorist. less exciting, you know, for peter higgs and others. >> would we have lost mass? and lost weight? >> well, i don't think the universe cares much about our understanding of the universe. it would have shrugged it off and, you know. but the wonderful thing is the theorist, we would have been sent back to the black board to answer these deep puzzles. where does the heft of the fundamental constituents come from? that would have been tremendously exciting for an idea we t

but imagine that you start to have more and more tattoos and ultimately if you cover your entire body, then the distinction between the skin and the tattoo becomes kind of meaningless. you are the illustrated man at that point. you're completely covered with tattoos. similarly, space is completely filled with this higgs stuff. and if you can't remove it, there's almost no distinction between space and the stuff that fills it. >> what if they hadn't found it and found there is no higgs field? does the entire standard model of quantum theory go out the window? >> well, that would have been far more exciting for a theorist. less exciting, you know, for peter higgs and others. >> would we have lost mass? and lost weight? >> well, i don't think the universe cares much about our understanding of the universe. it would have shrugged it off and, you know. but the wonderful thing is the theorist, we would have been sent back to the black board to answer these deep puzzles. where does the heft of the fundamental constituents come from? that would have been tremendously exciting for an idea we t

stuart: as they understand it, you have a tattoo, right? >> i have to go tattoos. to mark yourself for the rest of your life, why? >> have the serenity prayer, it is my mission statement for life. save my life now is 10 years old, it is a prayer i started saying. and that is what i stick to. i want to know it is on me for the rest of my life so i stay true to who i am. you're not leaving any of this. stuart: i am. i think i just got beat. if there is the serenity prayer, there is no way i can argue against it. >> you cannot argue against god. >> no, cannot, and i am not evn going to try. you got real talent. >> have five brothers bid i'm always on the offense. stuart: more "varney" in just a moment. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one

known as orejones which means big areas, so we'll see tattoos of an actual ear somewhere on their body, or a playboy bunny, if youow how to read the tattoos you find out this guy's a member. >> gang inspectors like officers rodriguez and rocha identified thousands of gang members, no system is perfect. neither is shooting lockup "extended stay". >> when shooting "extended stay", you will shoot for several weeks, and you'll be down a week or so and then come back. we shot our first couple of weeks, we saw the gang tension but it was pretty much under control. we went away for a week, and during that week, a huge riot broke out. mostly in the annex. >> the annex, a section of the jail where many newly arrived inmates live while going through the classification process. when we returned to the jail, we learned how officer rodriguez used his many contacts to suppress the riot shortly after it began. >> we received information from an informant, the informant is a member of the mexican mafia. the informant explained he was given direct orders to engage in a riot that will happen at 8:00 on this specified day. every me

you have aspirations. >>> coming up. >> i have a $100 bill tattooed on my penis. two boyhood friends now cell mates find themselves at a crossroads. >> i'm asking you to open your heart. >> leonard mcquay tries to rehab his image. >> i treat him with respect but i do not trust him. >>> i recognize i got a family out there that really needs me. and spent a lot of time away from me. can't say i've always been the best for them. as a matter of fact their lives probably would have been a lot better without me in it. >> the wabash valley correctional facility is isolated among miles of corn and soybean fields in southwestern indiana. >> come on. >> some of the states most violent inmates are housed here and they've been known to hurt each other. james stone has been in prison for the past 25 years for attempted murder. he's had more than a few scrapes in that time. some inmates have been known to create knives out of toothbrushes or anything else. several years ago, when stone was at another prison, he devised a more unique weapon. >> cheese graters, i had leather work

but imagine that you start to have more and more tattoos and ultimately if you cover your entire bodythen the distinction between the skin and the tattoo becomes kind of meaningless. you are the illustrated man at that point. you're completely covered with tattoos. similarly, space is completely filled with this higgs stuff. and if you can't remove it, there's almost no distinction between space and the stuff that fills it. >> what if they hadn't found it and found there is no higgs field? does the entire standard model of quantum theory go out the window? >> well, that would have been far more exciting for a theorist. less exciting, you know, for peter higgs and others. >> would we have lost mass? and lost weight? >> well, i don't think the universe cares much about our understanding of the universe. it would have shrugged it off and, you know. but the wonderful thing is the theorist, we would have been sent back to the black board to answer these deep puzzles. where does the heft of the fundamental constituents come from? that would have been tremendously exciting for an idea we tho

tattoos. >> what does that say? >> blood over bitches. >> okay. you done? >> yep. >> mr. sandier, have a seat.ve already determined you're a blood. which set are you? >> no particular set. >> when did you join? >> that's something i can't answer. >> where did you join? >> miami, florida. >> how did you become involved? >> i won't answer that one. >> why did you become involved? >> no answer. >> have you gained anything since you smuggled drugs? >> i won't answer. >> so you're in prison for reading your bible? >> if they threw you out -- >> as far as we know you're just a blood from miami. >> are you going to answer any of these questions? any of them at all? look, look, let's do this, okay? seeing you don't want to answer no questions. did you draw this? >> yeah. >> you drew this? that's a drawing. >> i can't answer. >> you understand, a five star. you know? >> i mean, it's nothing violent or anything like that. >> but you are a blood. >> what are you trying to figure out? >> we are trying to figure out what set you are. >> doesn't really matter what set i am in. if i'm a blood, i'm a blood. >

it's a really great way to get girls to take off their clothes, show you their tattoos, you know, soman of latin descent, but you play so many different characters. was that by design or -- >> no. first of all, i'm from harlem, new york, uptown. not far away. there's a lot of music there. and being musically inclined, language is music for me. and somehow or other, it stuck. i love the sound of dialects and accents. to me, it's just a way of communicating as human beings, it's very special. i absorbed them. i practiced, of course. it just happened by osmosis. >> so in your favorite accent, can you read this tease for snus. >> weli have a few accents. what camera? okay. because there's a z in my name, which happens to be -- even though i'm pewter reuerto ricane upper west side -- let's do russian. okay? good. from "the book of life" nbc universal opens in theater this is friday, okay? up next from "saturday night live" to prime time sitcoms, new go-to lady, casey wilson is here. remember, do this or vladimir will talk to you. >> uh-oh. >> excellent. it's halloween, but instead of pump

it happened in the predawn hours of easter morning. >> you have these tattoos, including horns on yourand "am i evil, yes, i am" on your forearms and then you get pulled in for burning down the church. >> yeah, which didn't help any at all. didn't help any at all. >> abbott says his troubles began the night before in a bar. >> i was pretty lit up. i end upcoming -- coming across two other individuals i hadn't seen for quite a few years and decided we was going to do some criminal mischief, i should say. and we decided to break into the church. >> why in the world would you think of a church to break into? >> that was the alcohol talking and acting mostly. >> what did you take from there? >> just a couple pairs of shoes. they had tennis shoes for basketball and stuff like that. there was a couple of pairs of shoes and i had actually threw them in a bag. >> abbott says he left before his friends and didn't know the church had burned down until hours later. >> everything was still standing when i left. the next morning, my niece and my nephew and brother-in-law came in and told me to turn

tattooed eyeballs continue to fascinate. >> [ bleep ] punk, sit here and [ bleep ] over. you want to think [ bleep ] it's funny funny about some [ bleep ] face. >> another inmate attempts to harness the rage he felt behind bars to build a new career inside the ropes. and for one young woman, life after "lockup" means coming to terms with the devastating childhood memory of witnessing her father murder her mother. >> and i was saying, "please, don't kill mom," and she was laying in the hallway and blood was coming out of hurry mouth. >> and now for the first time, she will watch the video of her father's final hours before his execution. >>> most of the inmates featured on "lockup" dream of the day they will leave prison and everything associated with it behind. but for one of them, forgetting will be virtually impossible. though he is now out of prison, he will forever carry an inescapable reminder of his days behind bars. we first met david boltjes when he was serving four years for credit card fraud at the limon correctional facility in colorado. boltjes and his cellmate, p

you couldn't even see the wearables. and that is very exciting for a lot of consumers. the next generation this, whole idea of the tattooings. i can see kids, you know, i want my wearable to be seen. i want it to be look like a pirate or tribal tattoo or something. and we don't know what is going to work or not yet. >> i have seen analyst notes forecasting watch sales for apple says it is going to be underwhelming at least in year one. sound like you think that wouldn't be a terrible surprise. >> i don't think so. in if you look at what generations are doing now. we talk about men stream media and television and things like that the next generation is talk about the snap chat and other things that we don't on a daily base. and the same is true for wearables, i think. i think there will be someone that will come along and target the 14 to 21-year-olds that will come up with a something like a sticker. maybe a pill you swallow. i've written about that before and i think that is what the next jang is going to glam on to. >> nick bilton from the "new york times." >> we're keeping our eye on the nasd nasdaq. it's 1 1/4%. wor

when i first came to jail, you could read my tattoos on my stomach straight across. >> we would soon learn that witty's decision to return to segregation, rather than lash out at the inmate he had problems with, didn't have anything to do with losing commissary privileges. but it had everything to do with not wanting to lose visitation privileges. >> the motivating factor for kenneth to move back into segregation and stay out of trouble was he had found love. >> i just got engaged four days ago. >> what? >> yeah. >> to whom? >> this girl amanda. she's coming to see me on saturday. >> kenneth witty. kenneth and i actually have known each other 2 1/2, 3 weeks at the most. i was talking to one of my female friends and the he talked did me one time. after that it was just like love at first sight but love over the phone more than anything. >> can i get 1015 kenneth witty for a noncontact visit, please. >> i know it is fast and seems crazy. he calls me, i want to ask you something. i say, okay. he geese, would you spend the rest of your life with me? my exact words were [

start to realize all is not what it appears which comes up later in the film. >> you were telling us with "dragon tattoo camera. >> that's just a result of i don't know what i'm doing. i think there's a benefit sometimes of not knowing the process, so, you know david asked me to work on social network, which is the first film i ever scored. i watched a lot of films, i loved his work, but i didn't know the actual process of it. do you wait till it's finisheded? i didn't know the mechanics behind the process. so we adopted a strategy that worked out pretty well that kind of worked from an almost impressionistic place, learn the material, thing about what might fit in that space, almost like set design and run it by david to see how he feels. and that yielded some pretty great results and strategy that ends up being a lot more work for us as composers because we aren't just composing the 42 minutes of music that's in a film. we're kind of designing a world that pieces can be extracted into what can be the film. so with dragon tattoo. we had taken a whole year to set it aside and just think about that. and

you have a $100 bill? >> i do. >> where is that at? >> it's crazy, bro. i got a $100 bill tattooed on my penis. >> what do you tell the girls about that? >> it's money to blow. >> that only tells part of his story, it's the pictures he keeps tucked away in a photo album that tell the rest. >> look at that. >> he hasn't seen his son, 3-year-old robbie iii in more than two years, he's had a contentious relationship with his son's mother. >> since i came back to prison, me and her got into it, i haven't seen him at all. it's been 26 months ago. >> he's also the father of a young boy, bradley jr. >> this is what he sent me for my birthday. this is another thing he colored for me, and put stickers on. >> like other aspects of their friendship, their relationships to their sons are also marked by a have and have not quality. unlike mcanally, napier enjoys regular visits with his children. >> i wouldn't be able to go through what he's going through, not seeing my son. >> there ain't no reason behind 26 months. >> that's how it is, we're in two different places. >> mcanally longs for a vis

wonder where you put it -- >> it starts here and it ends up -- >> when i got my tattoo, this guy u want a tattoo there? i said, yes, i'm positive. he said listen i did this woma n this woman once that was a bumble bee once and now it's a butterfly. i have a couple. they all look like they're supposed to. >> for now. >> for now. >> i have say this, having no children -- you didn't get a tattoo, never tempted ? >> i got my ear pierced. >> that's a piercing. >> except for the one on my stomach. just one. just one. >> except he misspelled it. it says bug life which works in the joke i said bud light. >> as we marinade on willie's thug life tattoo -- i'm so sorry. member of the audience was pulled on to the stage with his phone. take a look at what happened. >> sting is going to sing your outgoing message on to your cell phone. one, two, three. ♪ sorry i'm away looks like you missed me oh you just leave your name when you hear the beepo ♪ ♪ i hope that you will leave a i hope that you will leave a i hope that you will leave a message on my voicemail yeah a message on my voice mail yeah

, too. >> yeah. >> jimmy: when somebody gets a tattoo with your face on it, how does that make youi can't say that i don't, but some of the tattoos -- even if they're awful, you have to go, that's amazing, you know what i mean? that's the best thing i've ever seen. >> jimmy: it's not like you can rewind. >> yeah, yeah. but even like this, too, like, you know, i was sort of worried about having a book just of myself. stephen gets glen art and rick art -- >> jimmy: you must get the most. there can't be more than this. there's so much. i mean, it's -- it's mind boggling, is really what it is. >> you know, it was interesting to see their interpretation of daryl. like, some are weak and some are crying and some are just -- >> anime daryl. that's adorable daryl. are there any actors that you feel this passionately about yourself? >> oh, man, i was at the -- one of the academy awards party, and i was introduced to suzanne somers. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i got really nervous. i started sweating. >> jimmy: you did? >> i was so -- "three's company" with the little short shorts, you know what i

tattoos. >> got it. talk to me about showering. youinteresting sta s statistics about where the clen cleanliest. south carolina looks good there. >> or are or, what's going on? >> not so much. >> vermont, what's happening? >> a lot of time in the woods. >> how do you know how often people are showering? >> this is something we straight out ask people. we don't have the little gps on people's showers. >> yet. >> to that point, a lot of people are freaked out about they share all kinds of stuff on okcupid or facebook or their social media site or whatever their preference is. they feel comfortable how it's used to market them or used by the government. do we just need to come to grips with that? what would you say to your users who may be saying how do they know how much i shower? >> one important distinction between what we and facebook does with your data and, say, the nsa, we're trying to figure out what guys are into, trend or general group questions. the nsa is wondering, figuring out things about a specific individual. we deal in t

you know what, i'm balanced. this is a problem and for the same reason we dictate what tattoos you can, what hair styles, how tallsmoking. but at the same time, i do think that, you know, there is a rush to kind of say, okay, you know what, you're an employee, and especially in the military, we own you, and we're going to remake you. and that's problematic, because there is a lot of morale problems in the service. >> how about cvs? cvs says we're getting out of the tobacco business. i think they want to be our primary health care provider, and that's probably -- whatever the motivation. you cool with that? >> i think any private employer should be able to do whatever they want. cigarettes are legal. this is one of the things that we need to keep in mind. it's not like these are illegal products. i think cvs -- i would say i applaud any business that states a claim to saying this is what we're going to be doing and how we're going to do it. at the same token, i think cvs is getting kind of easy publicity point. because, in fact, they're not getting rid of a lot of the negative stuff. they're not adding fresh veget

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