CES - DAY 4 - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 14

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David Lawrence: Where they were just jamming people together and I tried very hard just to like you know not notice the fact that my elbow was nestled directly under her left appendage. And her boy friend was standing next to her and I am like constantly trying to move away and so as soon as I do that there is a space there. She takes up that space trying to get away from the wall. And I am like look she is like chasing me you know slowly, inch by inch all around this little space in the Monorail.

Laura Burstein: I think she enjoyed it.

David Lawrence: I think she was happy that she had this little pleasure about making me nervous because I was turning like this is my ladder you know. But she seemed to be, she seemed to be very interested in the technology of the Monorail. How does this turn around?

Laura Burstein: Well you know I am sure she spent a lot of money on those appendages so she probably wanted to feel like she was getting you know her values worth.

David Lawrence: You would never anything like that would you?

Laura Burstein: Absolutely not, 100% real.

David Lawrence: Managing that.

Laura Burstein: Set the sparkles.

David Lawrence: Yeah the sparkle are, by the way they are still there.

Laura Burstein: I know I resign myself to the fact that they are not going away today and that*s okay.

David Lawrence: So, you were going to tell us that goofy stuff that you had seen on the floor.

Laura Burstein: Lot of flashing stuff I mean anything that*s flashing and neon and multicolor and--

Scott Sheppard: What about the Hello Kitty Answering Machine?

Laura Burstein: The Hello Kitty Answer Machine was cool I like Hello Kitty.

David Lawrence: What*s made the Hello Kitty Answering Machine cool?

Laura Burstein: It was a Hello Kitty.

David Lawrence: That*s it. No features on it, just the design?

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