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We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 February 2017

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Piaggio, the same company that created the Vespa scooter, has announced it will sell a robot called Gita, which is designed to carry and deliver your stuff around town. It will follow you, or move autonomously, and has a top speed of 22 MPH. Anthony and Jeff are ready for the robot future, especially if it looks as cute and useful as Gita.

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0:00.0	Merchandising, merchandising.
0:02.9	Yeah, that's a good way to start this.
0:05.0	That lets people know that we're just, we're still their regular,
0:07.6	we're regular old friends that don't want anything from them except their money.
0:11.2	What's up?
0:11.9	Now we've got merch for you.
0:14.4	Go to wehaveconservids.com slash shop and check out the new Brock Life T-shirt,
0:18.6	Sam and Canon T-shirt, Jetpack Rescue Squad T-shirt,
0:21.2	so many T-shirt.
0:30.0	You know like hanging with the boys, I don't know if I like you.
0:42.0	That's all I have to say.
0:42.8	This is We Have Concerns.
0:43.7	Hi, Jeff Canada.
0:44.4	Hi, I'm Dedy Carboni.
0:45.4	Hello, Concerned Citizen.
0:46.4	Robots.
0:48.0	We love robots.
0:50.8	God, do we love robots?
0:51.9	Just a, I don't know, a couple of weeks ago we talked about that Sony robot?
0:55.2	Love robots.
0:56.0	Oh no, it was Toyota.
0:57.0	Some people hate a robot, scared of a robot.
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