Americans Stopped Caring About Privacy

The Jim Jefferies Show Podcast

Comedy Central

Tv & Film, Comedy, Comedy Interviews

4.3 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2019

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Jim weighs in on some unpopular opinions, visits Hong Kong to learn about its imposed facial recognition system and scrutinizes America's lax attitude about data security. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to Comedy Central.
0:02.6	Tonight on the Jim Jeffries show.
0:06.6	I share my unpopular opinions instead of spray-patting them on the church like I normally do.
0:11.6	Then, privacy is dead. Every step you take, every move you make,
0:16.3	they'll be watching you and don't call the police, I think they're involved.
0:20.8	And I go to Hong Kong where everything you do can affect your citizen score.
0:25.0	So it's like your urban number but for everything.
0:28.0	Yeah. Judging how good you are as a person.
0:30.0	Sending a dick pick?
0:32.0	Probably bad. Probably bad.
0:33.0	Probably bad.
0:34.0	What if you got a real nice looking dick note?
0:36.0	Still, probably bad.
0:38.0	Probably bad.
0:39.0	That's right now on the Jim Jeffrey show, let's get this thing started.
0:42.6	Please welcome
0:45.0	Jim Jeffrey!
0:47.6	Hello! Hello, good evening. Welcome to the Jim Jeffries Show. I'm Jim Jeffries and we're back.
0:59.0	And tonight I'd like to begin the show by mentioning the public feud between James
1:06.1	Corden and Bill Maher.
1:08.4	Mar encouraged Fat Shaming on his HBO show Real Time.
1:12.3	Fat Chaming doesn't need to end, needs to make a comeback.
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