Hey, let's take some calls.

Let's go to Bob in Connecticut.

Bob, how you doing?

All right.

Well, it depends on what the doctor says, Mark.

Well, you sound a little, what's wrong with you?

Here, you better lie down.

Well, no, I'm sitting down.

Oh, okay.

But anyway, what people don't realize is one of the reasons why all these companies took their manufacturing overseas because they kept fighting with the unions.

The unions...

Well, I think everybody knows.

Everybody knows that.

They know the reason the companies went overseas is you can pay people two cents a year. You can pay them nothing and have no regulation. It's basically slave labor camps. That's why they went over there. Right. You know what the Apple, I shouldn't say this because I like Apple, but you know, at the Apple factory there, you'd work like 36-hour shifts. You'd get

like three cents. And, uh, you'd get like two hours to sleep and then back for another

36-hour shift. You sleep in a disgusting, like, looks like a prisoner war camp. And, uh, there was

that famous story about Steve Jobs, the very first iPhone that was coming out.

The night before, he put it in his pocket, and we took it out, he could see that the glass had been scratched by his keys.

So he went nuts.

He wanted a special gorilla glass.

He wanted every iPhone to have the glass changed on it to a different glass

then you're talking like a million phones so they woke up all these slaves in the dormitory

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