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At Milky Way restaurant Los Angeles, violin piece.

Name: At Milky Way restaurant Los Angeles, violin piece.
Uploaded: 2012-04-24T08:35:37+00:00
Duration: 29 s
Channel: Uzi Moses PhD
Description: In this brief YouTube excerpt, Speaker A questions whether a person complied with the law and suggests consequences, while Speaker B invokes a legal…

24 Apr 2012 · 0 min

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In this brief YouTube excerpt, Speaker A questions whether a person complied with the law and suggests consequences, while Speaker B invokes a legal right to remain silent, refusing to answer any questions. The conversation then shifts as Speaker A provides a detailed, informal monologue about an 81‑year‑old man in Providence who has suffered from a non‑Parkinsonian tremor since age 40. The man takes numerous medications, lives alone close to caregivers, appears physically frail and skeletal, yet retains a sharp mind that surpasses Speaker A's own memory and cognition.

mind me occupy whether or not this kid would not have complied with the law. If he didn't comply with the law, I'm going to be blessed and be stripped of security by ordering the same thing.
I'm not going to answer any questions.
I don't know what's going on, right? But you're invoking the truth amendment, right?
Right. Okay, I'm going to Have a good day.
Goodbye. He's about to turn 81. He has a non-Parkinson's tremor that he's had since he was 40. It gets worse year by year, so he takes a lot of drugs. We're nearing the end. He lives alone in Providence. He lives there hundreds of yards from the people that are taking care of him. So he seriously maintains his skeleton from falling. He looks like a skeleton. He talks and all of a sudden he's out of shape. He's got deteriorated skin and looks like a skeleton. But he's fine. And his mind's a lot sharper than the man. He has to rank sharper than mine, really. I mean, obviously he remembers things better than I do. I'm not exactly— I don't know.
I wouldn't call him a robot. He's just human body.