CES - DAY 4 - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 8

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Laura Burstein: Well you know there were a couple of things that I think I have a hard time understanding and one of them is the little flashy antennas on the cell phone because is it not annoying enough when someone*s in a public place.

David Lawrence: I don*t get it.

Scott Sheppard: I don*t get it either.

David Lawrence: I don*t get that but I also --

Laura Burstein: Public place talking on the phone but then they have to be doubly annoying by having the flashy light.

David Lawrence: If you are going to be talking in a public place on a cell phone you are already someone who is an attention hog. So it seems to I mean they are the same people who put those antennas on and the same people that would have like the how low you choruses as their ringer and then turn it up to full volume because God knows when you are in the midst of a crowd you want everybody to know how important you are you know.

Scott Sheppard: Oh definitely.

David Lawrence: So I don*t get that the way I don*t get neon underneath cars. First of all it's completely illegal and second it's like.

Scott Sheppard: What about the train horn?

David Lawrence: Well the train horn I understand. The train horn is a promotional tool that*s being used to attract the attention. If you were to use that on the street you get pulled over and cited.

Scott Sheppard: What about the 300 pound subwoofers?

David Lawrence: Those rock. Shut up about my 300 pound subwoofers.

Laura Burstein: This is what cracks me up about all these cars this auto ride-. A good friend of mine is into racing and I am a racing enthusiast as well and these people who claim to be into cars and they are putting like hundreds of pounds worth of crap on their car and then they go drag race and then they wonder why their car doesn*t have any horse power.

David Lawrence: Yeah exactly. So now there is something to be set for ground effect but oops there we go, we are about to take off we are about to take off.

Scott Sheppard: Sooner than the subwoofer.

David Lawrence: You know there is much less base going on today. I can I don*t feel like my whole body is vibrating the way it was yesterday.

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