How to pronounce “shady” in English

And you said you started out playing open mics.At shady bars, what was that like?- Well, yeah, real quick before I forget too.

And so I just-- in addition to the music, to have the stagecraft, and the presence, and the zen-ness that he brings-- anyway.Slim Shady? Yeah, so Slim Shady, there you go.

love with this novel oh my God it's great and then around 60 Pages you're like this is great this is really what Ithe Shady wing of the government that's run by conservatives and it just it was cliche and and it it wasn't good it was

I kind of write about it.Hashtag #ShadyQueen.

So we're very pleased to have him join us today and he will answer any questions that you may have and without further ado, here's Tom.Tom Shadyac: Thank you my brother, Cliff.Could we have a hand for Cliff?

Could we have a hand for Cliff?Tom Shadyac: I call Cliff, now, Saint Peter because he just toured me around heaven.Tom Shadyac: Uh, it's a little overwhelming to come here and see so many incredible things.

Tom Shadyac: I call Cliff, now, Saint Peter because he just toured me around heaven.Tom Shadyac: Uh, it's a little overwhelming to come here and see so many incredible things.So much creative energy, so much, it's a look into how things can be, it's a look into how

male #1: How's it going today?Tom Shadyac: Thank you, brother.male #1: I guess my question is Tom Shadyac: What is your name?

male #1: My name's Jeff.Tom Shadyac: Hello, Jeff.male #1: Nice to meet you.

male #1: Nice to meet you.Tom Shadyac: Good to meet you.What do you do here, Jeff?

Okay, good, the grass is parallel, very nice.Tom Shadyac: What do you do?male #1: You know, I try to get user feedback on the products.

So if you have any feedback on Google products, now's the time.Tom Shadyac: Yeah, I am such a lame and my feedback is awesome.Tom Shadyac: So I use you every day.

Tom Shadyac: Yeah, I am such a lame and my feedback is awesome.Tom Shadyac: So I use you every day.It's actually an amazing writing tool.

It seems like there's kind of two things at odds and I wonder how we can kind of get both.Tom Shadyac: Yeah, I find that that is a cultural, part of the cultural malaise, if you will, Jeff, that these things are at odds.So how do we create the entrepreneurial spirit and still have a focus on the community?

Do you have any more prescriptions for how we can fix that problem?Tom Shadyac: Let me get to the meaning of life before I end homelessness.Tom Shadyac: So, just to be clear, can you give him the mic back, your name again was?

Tom Shadyac: Let me get to the meaning of life before I end homelessness.Tom Shadyac: So, just to be clear, can you give him the mic back, your name again was?male #3: David. Tom Shadyac: David.

At least I don't hear or see of many.Tom Shadyac: Examples of what given?male #4: Oh, of everything being connected and my belief, especially after seeing this is if there were more and we'd hear about more that people would be more willing to

pushing the message of collaboration when there's just not enough to go around in that society or in that group?Tom Shadyac: Be a little bit more clear about your question cause I'm not quite clear on what you wanna address.male #4: No, I think that what I'm saying is at Google it's very easy to say we should all collaborate.

male #4: Well how do you push the message of collaboration to people that don't have the abundance ofTom Shadyac: The same way you push every message which is to be the thing that you wish to see in the world.That's the whole simple message that Gandhi preached.

I think I'll Google it.Tom Shadyac: But I heard he just did that which is wonderful.That's extraordinary. He felt that he had something to share, he didn't wait for somebody to make him share it and he shared it.

and then they realize, like, it's true.Tom Shadyac: Let me be clear about something.The accident and facing my own death did not in any way shift my life in terms of my view

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: What burns, that you're not acknowledged?

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: Well, I think that there's something that's actually natural because what I really think your reaching for is you don't necessarily want to be thanked, I don't

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: Yes, well, this is a challenge for all of us.

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: Fantastic. female #2: yeah.

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: This is Google, spread the frickin' thing!

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: So we can use that to connect and say that there's a larger story that you're not being taught, that you are connected,

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: I mean my goodness.

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: By the way, so smart, there's so many things so smart at this company it just is, I encourage you to expand that wisdom.

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: Thank you very much, Clarissa, I'm doing very well, how are you?

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: Wow Tom Shadyac: Jeez Where am I?

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: We have time for one final question.

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: Before you go on can I ask you about that?

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: Or it's retired police officers and teachers, what?

Keep it." And I bought into it.Tom Shadyac: Thank you, brother.

I am pretty certain that Frank Sinatra had more than a few regretsIncluding hanging out with shady mafiosos.So there's that.

that workers had fair and living wages, that they weren't being exploited by monopolists or useror all kinds of shady characters. And they admonished not just the workingpoor, but the idol rich, those lazy aristocrats lying around in their

There are some beautiful things.There are also some shady, scary, dark things.Our job as the church is to reach the world where they are.

I remember doing master classes with people who were theatergoers, and the thing that they would always say, it was-- it pissed me off.The USA has a shady history.

I remember doing master classes with people who were theatergoers, and the thing that they would always say, it was-- it pissed me off.It's so shady. But we're here now, and hopefully we're educated about it.

And she was like, Ben, look at these cupcakes.It was a little shady.

In terms of education, this is a wonderful scientist named Arturo Casadevall who's at Johns Hopkins now.is some really shady, or shaky, let's say, pre-clinical work beforehand.

Now I just tell them you could save yourself so many headaches by doing it as a restaurant and not a food truck.So you mentioned this shady black market of permitting.So I'm curious about this.

Keep it." And I bought into it.And I wonder Tom Shadyac: My comment on that is first, thank you, brother.

Yes. Yeah. So, if you just take the word "hustle," it's quite a complicated word.It's got all the kind of shady intentions about it being a bit underhand, and there's this whole sort of what's called hustle porn nowthat goes on in the startup world about kind of sleep when you're dead and work all the hours.

You can buy quality meat and be sort of certain of the provenance of where you got this.It's not from a shady place.That's chorizo. This is red chorizo.

of felt uh it felt very shady it felt like it was like something that wasn't legal but it was certainly it was legal

like hunger and disease but bigger calamities that could happen to this planet, how are we not to say that we're not here to protect the planet by inventing things against biggerplanetary things like meteoroids or Tom Shadyac: Yeah, let me ask you a question was there, by the way I'm supposed to repeatthis for the internet, the question was, what's the meaning of life Tom Shadyac: It was a big question cause you said a lot of things that are profound that I can and may respond to but may not

And likewise, in the US, we, you know, there's grocery stores and there's availability of Tom Shadyac: So we have a relative abundance here in the US andmale #4: And how do you Tom Shadyac: What do you mean by differentiate?male #4: Well how do you push the message of collaboration to people that don't have the abundance of