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Summary
TLDRIn this episode of 'Celebrity Circus,' host Gloria Spencer interviews Perry Cage, the founder of a tech company resembling Google, giving viewers an inside look at the company’s quirky campus. Perry shares insights into the company's culture, including game spaces, break rooms, and security quirks, while revealing his early interest in technology. As the tour continues, Perry shows off a cutting-edge AI invention, suggesting it could change the world. The intriguing mix of humor, mystery, and innovation builds up to an exciting climax that leaves viewers questioning the future of technology.
Takeaways
- 😀 Gloria Spencer hosts a show called 'Celebrity Circus' that gives viewers an inside look into the world of celebrities.
- 😀 Perry Cage, founder of the tech company Google, provides a tour of the Google campus.
- 😀 The access card Perry gives opens doors automatically, highlighting the company's high-tech security system.
- 😀 The 'game space' at Google aims to improve worker productivity by pretending to care about their happiness.
- 😀 The break room at Google features a lot of security cameras, possibly to prevent employees from taking too many treats.
- 😀 Perry Cage shares that he first got into technology by uploading a virus that broke computers at his kindergarten.
- 😀 At the age of seven, Perry developed his first award-winning application, showcasing his early talent in tech.
- 😀 Perry introduces the control center of Google Network, which serves over seven billion users.
- 😀 There is some tension as Gloria notices a possible security breach when she sees footage of her own house.
- 😀 Perry reveals a mysterious room where engineers work on software that drives Google's success, hinting at workplace secrecy and competition.
- 😀 The grand finale of the tour is the unveiling of the world's first AI collector, a groundbreaking invention by Perry Cage.
Q & A
What is the purpose of the show 'Celebrity Circus'?
-The purpose of the show 'Celebrity Circus' is to provide an inside look into the world of celebrities.
Who is Gloria Spencer interviewing in the script?
-Gloria Spencer is interviewing Perry Cage, the founder of the tech company Google.
What is the first thing Perry Cage shows Gloria on the campus tour?
-The first thing Perry Cage shows Gloria is the access card that automatically opens doors.
What is the 'game space' Perry mentions, and why is it significant?
-The 'game space' is a space designed to improve productivity by pretending to care about people's happiness, as research suggests this makes people work harder.
Why are there so many security cameras in the break room?
-The security cameras might be there to prevent people from taking too many treats, as implied humorously by Perry.
How did Perry Cage get started in technology?
-Perry Cage got started in technology by uploading a virus using his dad's laptop, which broke the computers at his kindergarten. At the age of seven, he developed his first award-winning application.
What is the control center of Google Network responsible for?
-The control center of Google Network is responsible for managing the over seven billion users of the platform.
What was Gloria's reaction when she saw her house on the Google Network screen?
-Gloria was surprised and confused when she saw her house on the screen, asking if it was her house, but Perry dismisses it, claiming it was probably someone else's house.
What is the purpose of the area where the engineers are kept?
-The area where engineers are kept is where they develop the software that makes Google successful. Perry also mentions that the engineers fight there.
What is the 'grand finale' Perry Cage reveals?
-The 'grand finale' Perry Cage reveals is the world's first AI collector, which he claims will change the world and solve all problems, calling it his greatest invention.
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