| Easy enough to do. I thought it was a speck of Greg's hair gone awry.
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However, given the context, it is a bad answer to Mike's question. Mike is trying to answer either "A" or "B", and Greg says, effectively, "Yes". Nonsensical. He should have said "are both" or picked which one he meant.
As a standalone sentence, it means all front-line people exist. Clearly this is not what was intended, so let's look at it in the sense of a reply to Mike's statement.
In that sense, he is saying that front-line people ARE "something". We are looking for a predicate nominative or predicate adjective, which fails to materialize. Thus, the grammar is wrong. Bwah ha ha ha ha ha ha....
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