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because say they hope to eventually expand stalling to include monitoring your every move and billing you for. And they need everybody on board with the digital thing I don't understand -- You -- to explain very clearly I don't know where he understood you rant and rave quite eloquently interest rates of about 70000 dollar via toll takers the inefficiencies. This silly -- of that system. So one would think and let's get rid of that system. What would you replace them they won't fire at the toll -- at the toll collector it's not about them this about you what would you replace. Replace. You get you get more four -- twelve dollar an hour to hold.

Hah ha ha ha I want markets for URLK. He wants it did you take out I want -- to be school Iraq but he wanted it to be but sent -- slow. -- you know it's only slow because they don't put enough guys out because they want to force -- To get. Yourself on board with that -- I -- the game was -- payrolls and put useless people will do that by overpaying useless people they can hire less. -- use less than any shift -- still pay out. Exorbitant amounts among my description despite hypothetical proposed that -- when I go through the toll to save that cut a fitter and tell the truth there for a minute okay. When I go through the tunnels greeted warmly. Professionally confidently the -- I was accurate. And people you know for the most part there of good cheer it's a deadly boring job I disagree Indians -- all those people you do but most of the viscerally as a matter of fact state reps should be volunteering for those jobs. So they get it creeps yeah that's exactly what the people. 6172666860. Why don't you have a transponder yet they want to know at the turnpike. Vicky in West Roxbury high --

No idea what's going to.

I do have a transponder Eric got one now I have been having -- the Christmas when -- from what struck spree at Grafton.

For a couple years spectacle. I.

What a thoughtful husband to go and get you -- transponder for Christmas that is one of the best holiday gifts and other. Hot hot. -- cut back now comin' up new vacuum for you this coming holiday season Billy gates does not gonna go back you.

Yeah. Back out. It talked about it we talk takers but all technology and upfront that this story.

And you know what if they get rid of the toll takers -- 100000 already here -- software engineer at the to deep but this --

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This still sure there is Shiite but nobody are conveniently a lot cheaper is is really about your convenience -- How does your experience been having any problems with them overcharging you or being belligerent if you call but the problem.

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so they don't keep the technology up to up to speed up.

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think even a month.

said that's a kind of thing that would irked me. Like -- what you should be able to go through the toll five minutes later he'll tell you should be Alicea on your iPhone should demand it happens I'm sure that's going to be. I'm sure yet that the after the game by ambulance at -- question about -- problem Vickie call back please choose to 61 of the top Grafton -- tops that. They must be good up -- drive that -- very good or maybe she's run Dave going with what's her name from Belcher hot night shooting hot spot -- don't tell -- And I got to split the rise let's let's cup have a couple Kyle how why 6172666. Feet hit six vetoed need to shrink might get almost line you're on WRQ good morning.

More general what a beautiful day yes it's nice to say is that for -- Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and I know what they're up so it's then I don't liberals and Northrop to a tell us explain it it's it's all of our control. They -- they can and cannot and the idea of invisible real. And the next thing they'll do is require whenever but he as a company. They all report earlier whereabouts -- beating the real peculiar speeding ticket and mail. That contrary to -- Australia the -- you know you're in fiscal part also of -- The pass somebody did you send you bill automatically -- automatically the tenements and given that attitude of the mechanical the -- people don't want.

They'll send you. Day they will take the money in advance of the turn the I'm violation there are just so they can have the economy all they -- going to -- psychological profile that you -- this -- every day 405 and about.

Click is that this will go 1984 that kind of like -- planet.

I know you're right this is the 1984 government and by the way liberals care about privacy when. You're trying to do national security and you're looking at random phone numbers on computers but they don't seem to be worried of our privacy when everybody's turning their. Digital information over to the government -- they they can monitor your travel this is that. -- is the one of the not valid reasons -- reason that I find compelling but one of the legitimate reasons that I think people resist. If in fact you have a lifestyle issue that's going on in May be having an affair outside your marriage of elect. You don't want any record at any time we've been and when you -- there. And it you know 602 AM you'll read this goes hey this goes beyond the needs of the governor of South Carolina. This is. It. Privacy has to do with making sure the government doesn't get the data in the first recklessly they don't have that access to information so that somebody can set their computer terminal. And know that Finneran just went through the the Alston told us well that's that's 1984 stuff these and we're more -- these leaps in technology without thinking about what we're giving up. I'll agree or disagree. I disagree you do it's -- this is literally about convenience and not going to stop the lead the motivation. To stop the motivation to ignore the privacy issues are absolutely about convenience the privacy issues are about convenience there about ignorance. There -- about lack of attention paid. To the realities ever changing world I don't think so I mean to about Patrick does not really particularly -- on what time you don't over the bridge in the market. Well -- may be his successor well well maybe -- or may be as he gets stays in office a little longer if he gets reelected by some intervention. By the almighty. Then he will become megalomania. He'll become a mini me. Hot racing around a steak house I -- Or is right well. He's outside you don't -- and that's the scary talking about the good old days that's what's scary is the potential will be there when you get. -- demonic figure in power. To immediately shut down the country and turn it is something else too many checks and balances against well listen those things skin and is that -- that -- have -- or speak it to Leo senate president Teresa Marie put the in the -- of the meeting the governor whomever that might not right there right now if they don't have the computer terminal. If the governor has the computer Charles the White House has a computer to remember Nixon did with people. Haven't. MGI files and objecting importing IRS. The agents out on people who -- the wrong thing and trying to put the CIA in -- have them interject themselves to kill the investigation it's actually and I don't think Nixon was unique but what if all that power rests instead of of some crazy individually traitor -- What if it exists in a computer system. -- all you have to whose goal over and type in a password and by the way somebody say or -- a password that's untraceable and by the -- to something a little bit in terms of the voyeuristic impulse that people suffer from yeah we read from time -- time for example about medical -- just -- that story about famous people hospital personnel will go -- let's check to see what's going on with Tom Brady let's check to see what's going on with the you know Kevin Garnett. So on and so forth stuff that's supposed to be absolutely off limits to everybody but the treating physician. And the and the associated novel cops on the working details they need something to do. Don't you think that -- process. Don't they call records let's hear from some police officers please 6172666. Seats must -- mock everything I'm mocking everything in a but I guess filming the obvious what we do with certain category police offices on details about what -- Tom Brady's medical you don't think when do they do with the that's 6172666860. Police officers pleased that the question is. Idea have a transponder and how do you feel about the privacy issues that's a new a new -- that's the -- and there's a story in the globe today talking about how -- perplexed that the turnpike the more people don't have transponders will guess why. Touch -- lot of reasons not to want to transponder I go through -- every day sometimes twice a day. And I'm envious of those who don't have to hand their money over. -- The abuse that he likely endured as a child. And the and the Hollywood culture knowledge with the -- disconnected sense of self -- There's the isolation. As people get famous is that ironic yeah it's like how when you live in a city it's easier to be lonely more people around you sure you wouldn't think you're gonna be long. The people of access to most numbers of people famous people. They have so much access to people can't stand -- to build walls -- repelled by it but for the most out of the become inclusive so Michael Jackson could have access to anybody can access to no one. Because he was too dumb to figure out how to live his life in a way. It -- he could use his power -- his own benefit instead of being victimized by.

Now at the same temperature is marketing people would have told him that you don't want to get out -- down with the peeps on a regular basis because -- lose that sense of mystique. It's a beauty remember -- person of mystique if you all promote an untouchable. -- No and we'll try to get offline that.

Just reading about operate -- saw how -- hops. Tell us about I use those computer systems line that 617 -- six X 686 he had actually have a vote argument entry on the medical records happens internally at the hospital all day ago the person what you think there you know how hospital -- now. It's not a cop going on line what a difference to going to cost state issue one not what is the difference between a cop and -- donors via. -- a stethoscope one hasn't done exactly that both human beings they have access to privileged information. And they can get it without anyone knowing that they don't -- that the gossipy stuff so everybody went like that they like to -- that the only way you avoid that is by having complex and very sophisticated systems in place. And good management -- that makes it impossible to. Or makes it very difficult to you have to know they're gonna be repercussions well he's going to take it -- his his his one thing that I know I know hospitals to okay. Jets say Europe's celebrity and you Aaron many many ways mansi objected to and he checked into a Boston hospital yet he off file would be code. And if somebody tried access to find no wires to let -- minutes of hospitals that Americans at this is it that. That's going to flash up and go that's a report sent a message he's immediately -- if that's a report going to be but they don't do it that way which is why all the nurses were sitting around reading about who was -- really reading about Brady when he was a possible that they -- there I think a mighty. In my he had as a knee surgery yeah count or it was multiple. 6172666. Seats -- why don't you have a transponder in your car. If he did get one how do you deal with the fact that you've now given the power to bill you whatever they feel like it whatever amount they want to the government. Which if you call what the problem will only be accommodated orally treat you like. They treat you with the registry at 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon -- you say that about the registry 4 o'clock on Friday OK here's a story don't go to the break yet. Friday -- Friday area -- two minutes of five yeah gets to I was on the phone. -- vote with your registry. Richard caprice he would still -- job don't -- the below video chatting with you do terrible cop car up at the end of the way. 6172666. He would succeed Tom and Todd six AD WR KL.

good -- there Andrew and good morning. So beautiful there's -- I really. True. The fun thing that happens Friday as humanity took over. And I was excited about that it was a little humidity is so good to feel as summer -- show and then it. You've been feeling.

Yeah Saturday is still little demon in but not a strong we're talking transponders at the turnpike they're sick over the idea that they haven't gotten 100% compliance. With transponders will damn billing you whenever they feel about it entered third of people still go -- and pay cash and in the newspaper relates through a variety of reasons wise some people think it's still costs money it doesn't have people think -- I just don't have the time so they continue to -- and I -- into the contract once I was appalled little clauses Taiwanese -- ensure it should be -- sentence agreement which it -- get to transponder. And DF to give it back Byrd. 47. Section. DT. That's right yeah for the period semi -- exactly they get -- yeah exactly so I looked that I says he'd like -- have to hire a lawyer before -- is are you do not thousands of -- hundreds of thousands beat Archuleta does and a happy while they're -- that's where you would say -- basically you know why you try to describe the one -- who have not -- it has some kind of principled constitutional -- Two periods of the people. Have signed up for the yes and of why I'm really roaring to a -- blindly doing what you say -- the human beings shouldn't do and that is signed contracts without accepting the responsibility. For what's in them Stephen -- your NW RQ good morning.

882 thirds of the people of Massachusetts also voted to keep saying come okay.

While it's true you gotta -- cards to -- pop pop pop up and Steve is very good at bringing me up here at ha ha ha.

They don't want to -- and and one reason alone why I won't retreat on your. That it damn is this where -- go. -- You know I. I don't care if I -- when it -- all aren't quite half the weight on the reality. That go to actually. I want you ever have a great just like I told -- ability to do so. Little -- our car that the one thing that would make people I would leave my I would have bet my house. Or I would let them what do chip in my car. And I I don't one thing I would I would leave orbit you're you know what city is not -- Won't know what that both are okay. I don't care about all I care about that they I don't. Drop I worked at a computer.

Don't pastor Steve what are you going to do this and this is how it's gonna happen you know. And they'll do what Donald Washington and they'll put chips in Macau the way they now put other things in the gas seatbelts airbags blah blah blah. They're gonna put that chip a neck up probably in my prediction within the next ten we're well we're talking about the automatic billing got it so it'll be so it we'll be universal when I say universal California man I totally understand universal wanted to.

You're right yeah -- come grown out of that the going to write it down -- shore up I want bank now. They're pushing people. -- some sort of revolt whether it speed motor spot there are power yet people do not and -- airport.

I don't think so Steve I think we see more people are caving and are tired. -- time. Now I know you're running out of minutes and you don't have to pay to talk to us we know how you feel 617.

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Often very thankful that we are talking about -- and are now you brought her up. How but I know that I had a for the weekend did you what you -- their parents yeah. -- those -- we have a grandchild we planted seeds yesterday. Via widgets and the thing you know worried about the rotting Florida -- Now now you compliance right now -- and I'll have the everything's waterlogged well it's the case. The the water just disappears it's a stand so. -- They just wait wait wait the people of right of righteousness that's sounds like a romance novels and I -- from Billy Mays a -- from relief two's I still. Call on at the -- still to -- story about John Kerry's talking about pitchman. I actually finally become a confident senator according to the glow well and the headlines to me is interesting you would probably not know the mayor of North Adams John Barrett the thirties and may erupt at lunchtime. Aide John Barrett can be pretty tough guys straightforward no nonsense gas so it was a headline and he is talking about John Kerry the metamorphosis of John Kerry from being a guy who was never around. To be in the go to guy know they describe him as a very aloof. Disinterested arrogant pompous and all of a sudden he's talking to people acting like a normal human being -- you go and it's all because Ted Kennedy -- And now -- he's rise in the case he's out of the -- and that interest in a -- took 24 years that colonies and it's funny or how many smitten with. It's -- some people learn slower than others have to be patient some people cast Elijah. Other people's personalities -- different Ted Kennedy has a very. --