I disagree.

So I disagree with that.

Unfortunately, I disagree.

That sound, my wallet.

They are bad.

I disagree.

I disagree.

I disagree.

I disagree.

I disagree.

I disagree.

I think it's a borderline ridiculous statement.

I'm Jordan Slansky, and apparently I have opinions.

Thank everyone does.

I've asked you for your opinion so I can determine whether I agree or disagree.

This is what I'm here to dio.

So let's proceed.

The first opinion I've received is from H.

LeBeau Rock, 1933.

I don't know the significance in 1933.

He looks from his avatar too young to have been born that year.

Although I can tell you that 1933 is one year after the introduction of George Washington Space on the United States quarter, this person writes, In my opinion, Bologna is the best place to visit in Italy.

I disagree.

I think belong is amazing.

Some of the greatest food in Italy comes out of belonging.

Things like, um mortadella and shootout paranoia is from nearby in the same region, and Parmigiano Reggiano is also from nearby.

However, my preference is the countryside of Italy I would disqualify any city in Italy from being the best place to visit, because I like being out in nature.

I like wide open spaces.

I like calm and serenity.

One of the things we don't have living in the big cities like New York and Los Angeles to cities which I've lived is peace and quiet.

And that is why I value the countryside of Italy, particularly the landlocked countryside of Tuscany, Emilia Romagna, which is the region that bologna is in.

Also.

Umbria, uh, moving on the prequels for Star Wars aren't that bad.

Unfortunately, I disagree.

That sound, my wallet.

They are bad to me.

They're not even Star Wars.

I've spoken about this before, but they have a Star Wars characters.

Apparently everyone has to be related to somebody for Star Wars to feel justified in presenting a storyline.

Nevertheless, they have Star Wars characters, but it's not done in the style of the original Star Wars films.

They don't feel like Star Wars films short of John Williams score, which in some sense does connect all those films.

I feel like the initial three films have a look and feel all there, Bobby Leszek says.

I believe you look better with a beer obvious, referring to me.

I agree.

I believe I look better with a beer, too.

I think Ah, lot of men look better with beards, and it has to do with the fact that evolutionarily speaking, the beard is a what's called the sex secondary sexual characteristic evolution provided the beard for a number of reasons.

Many people are aware of the fact that it keeps the face warm, but there's more.

There's more to it than that.

There is the fact that it gives the appearance of a larger jaw, which for a male asserts an image of dominance.

Dominance for a male was usually the key to survival.

Uh, when I have a beard, I may appear stronger.

I may appear more dominant, and I may appear more sexually attractive.

However, in my case, I decided to not have a beard because I value comfort mawr than my own sexual attractive.

Yes, I'm not particularly concerned with being sexually attractive.

I like the comfort of having my bare skin exposed to the elements.

I like the feeling of the sun on my face.

I like the feeling of Ah nice cooling breeze.

Having a beard interferes of my connection with the environment around me, the less that's between me and the elements, the better.

So for that reason, I, while agreeing with Bobby, choose not to have a beer.

Chester shucks says, Starbucks does decent coffee.

I disagree.

I've tried it and I don't like it.

This opinion is from Dan Band 444 Who says Regis is better than Trebek?

I disagree.

I wouldn't say I'm particularly a fan of either Regis Philbin or Alex Trebek, but I do like the offensiveness of Alex Trebek, where I feel like Regis relies more on his abundant energy.

One thing that used to bother me about Alex Trebek back in the eighties was his physical presentation.

I wasn't a fan of him having a mustache and and mawr importantly, I was never a fan of the double breasted suit.

Now the double breasted suit.

You don't see it so much anymore, but it has, ah, story history.

But in the eighties you saw double breasted suits on two prominent television personalities.

There was Alex Trebek, and then there was David Letterman.

David Letterman committed the additional crime of wearing a double breasted suit unbuttoned, which should never be done.

Even throughout history.

That was something that should never have been done.

The double breasted suit in contrast to clothing, that's Taylor to slim.

The male physique Della breasted suit served to widen it.

I don't understand what the logic was behind um, wearing it in a modern day scenario, Um, nevertheless, Alex Trebek presented a mustache with no beard and a double breasted suit concurrently, and to me, that was an aesthetic displeasure.

So once he switched a single breasted suits and shaved his mustache, I was able to enjoy his pensive nature without distraction of his objectionable appearance.

Whole pud.

One Who says that Men and woman, which is grammatically incorrect because there's no consistency here.

Uh, if we're talking about men, then we would be talking about women or we could talk about one man and one woman.

Um, this mixes the two in an ineffective way.

Nevertheless, I understand the idea is effectively communicated.

I'll change it for your benefit.

Men and women cannot have platonic relationship.

Just relationships or a platonic relationship.

Either is correct.

I disagree.

I I think it's a borderline ridiculous statement I entertain all opinions.

I'm not here toe judge the integrity of the opinions.

But well, of course, the minimum we can have platonic relationships.

I would hope that a man would have a platonic relationship with his mother, for example, Um, and I think the rest is self evident.

Some things are better left onset other than I disagree, but this opinion is from Lizzie 802 Bacon is overrated.

I agree.

I never understood the big deal about Bacon.

This opinion is from Renee Walk, who says, We're living in a simulation.

I disagree, but it's a fascinating theory.

If we were in a simulation, it wouldn't be our place to know.

And in fact, it's a safe position to disagree with this, because if we are in fact, in a simulation, the success of that simulation depends on our belief in simulation itself.

Eso If life were a simulation and I believed in it, I am furthering the cause of life.

Life is I know it Onda life, as everyone around me knows it.

The other interesting theory to entertain is that life may be a simulation where you are the only person that is not aware of that.

That everyone around you, an actor and in on the secret whereas you are not another fascinating situation, but one again that I ultimately don't believe in.

So in the end, I disagree with Renee.