Based On The Number That They Found,

I Really Believe People Should Be Paid For The Work That They Do.

When You're Reading A Newspaper And You're Seeing Ads On The Page, It's Not Kind Of Invasive. Like, It's On The Page Next To The Article. You Can Look At It Or Not. You Can Turn The Page When You're Ready. On The Internet, The Ads - Many Of The Ads - Just Are So Controlling. They Insist That You See Them.

Sometimes When I'm On The Internet, I'll Get This, Like, Which Of These Ad Experiences Would You Prefer? And I'll Have A Choice Of, Like, A Car, A Pharmaceutical Item Or, You Know, Clothing. And I'm Thinking, Like, I Don't Want Any Of These. Do I Have To Choose?

I Was In An Adolescent Psychology Class At Citadel When The Guy Said, If You Had A Mother Who Was Beaten, There's A Great Chance You'll Beat Your Wife. And If You Were Beaten As A Child, There's A Terrific Chance You're Going To Be A Child-beater.

It Seems That's Where Bill Clinton Came In Last Night Because He Told This Long Story About How They Met [with Hillary Clinton], How He Courted Her, How He Bought A House To Convince Her, I Think After The Third Proposal, To Actually Marry Him. And He Talked About Her Activism And Her Commitment And Everything. And It Was As If He Could Tell The Narrative In A Way That She Couldn't.