Greg is not happy with AI learning requirements in high school

The Greg Hill Show

Audacy

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2.6 • 708 Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2026

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Mego starts the news for the morning. The crew get distracted by Boston schools requiring AI learning requirements to graduate and Greg predicts how this will end the workforce.

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0:00.0	It's time for...
0:01.2	Because no matter who you are, everyone loves something at McDonald's, there's always something to have.
0:07.4	The News.
0:08.3	I like the fish.
0:10.0	I like it.
0:11.8	You could do a little bit more tartar-sor-sor-sau, please.
0:14.5	Seriously.
0:15.2	With your host, Courtney Cox.
0:16.8	Try the new Game Day pork kakarin-eat-Burger.
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0:30.4	On W.EEI.
0:31.9	What do you think they would say if I stood out when I walked away.
0:40.0	Filling in for Courtney with today's news, it is Meggo.
0:44.0	Let's get started in Plymouth.
0:46.3	A Plymouth police officer and her husband were arrested Thursday on multiple charges
0:50.2	involving the sexual assault of a child.
0:53.2	Officer Samantha Pellrin and Daniel Forrand
0:55.7	were taken into custody by Mass State Police at their home. Palarin is being charged with
1:01.2	three counts of aggravated rape of a child. And one count of statutory rape of a child.
1:06.8	Forand is facing 20 charges, which include rape of a child, indecent assault and battery on a person 14 or over, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
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