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We're ready, are you day? Hey everyone, it's again. It's
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with another SEC book, Galt and French Chats where I'm going to introduce you
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to another brand new author. So, y'all, first, I'm gonna say
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the title of her buck. Okay, it's called Girl, Get a Grip
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and Stop Chasing the Garbage Truck. Let's try this again, Girl Get a
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Grip and Stop Chasing the Garbage Truck. The title by itself made me stopping
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like, yo, what in the world. And y'all know me, y'all
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know I love those type of books. So tonight, sc book out and
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Frinch chats. We'll be talking with missus Gloria Anderson Little, so I'm gonna
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bring her up in a moment so she can talk to us about this title
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of this book and herself. Every one. Welcome miss Gloria Anderson Little.
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Come on that, sweetheart. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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That's a wonderful introduction, hey, but wonderful introduction for the craziest book title
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I have ever heard. And for me, that's one of those you don't
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have a choice. Go ahead and put it on the two, be read
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and get there quickly. So welcome, welcome, Welcome. First. I
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always tell everyone, tell us a little bit about yourself. Hello, everyone,
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I'm so glad to be here with Lissavatres. It's a wonderful thing and
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this is a wonderful platform and I'm I'm just loving it. I'm loving it,
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loving it. I'm new to it, but I'm not I will not
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be. I'm not a stranger. Let me say that. Excuse me,
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And a little bit about myself. Wow, okay, at my age which
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is close to eighty, um, this is what Yeah, I'll be seventy
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eight July twenty eighth this year twenty twenty three, seventy eight. Hey,
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I'm still here anyway telling you about myself. I'm a wife, I'm a
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mother, I'm a grandmother, great grandmother. I'm known as Gigima or or
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triple Gma great great grandmother, and my name is Gloria great grandmother. So
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you know, I have very creative grandchildren. So that's me. That's me.
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And I have a barbecue sauce that's coming out very soon and it's called
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what is it called. It is called three G's Original Barbecue Sauce made with
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real bourbon, yes, so you know, And and that will be on
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there and red across it and read and I don't want anyone just just dranking
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it. It's not gonna It's not me that much hid it, but it's
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just but that's a disclaimer, so that that's part it and us. I'm
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I have degrees in psychology and sociology with miners in English. I'm an ordained
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minister, been ordained for a lot of years. I love people. I
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love just helping and that's one of the reasons that I started doing what I'm
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doing. And I've been on OPRAH. I've been on TVN. I've I'm
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an avid studier music including jazz and gospel. I played the piano and the
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organ. I did it um studied eight years there And I just love life,
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period, I do. I love it. Yes, in a nutshell,
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your energy is like crazy. I love it. I love it.
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I love it. I love it. I love it. So you know
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I can't go any further without talking about this title. Please, I've never
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heard of a title like this, like what Please tell me where you got
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it from? Well, let me let me give you the entitled entire title,
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because that is the headline that the headline title, okay, And the
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headline title is the girl get a grip, stop chasing the guarastruck? And
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then the underpinning of that, are you deaf, dumb, blind or just
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playing stupid? So would that being said say that again? Which which bart?
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Are you deaf, dumb, blind or just playing stupid? You just
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said it? Okay, Okay? Now now you now you have to tell
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me what brought this? So what did you just say? Want to go?
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What it happened was? I? I was a social worker. I
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was a director of social work at a children's pediatric hospital in New York and
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I was of course dealing with many, many many young women, older women,
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middle age. It was, it was amazing. It was just tons
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of them and I was watching them and as it was, they would come
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in and out. Of course, that's where the bulk of my counseling started
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when I became, and that's where I started my life coaching. So it's
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very it was very interesting that excuse me. When I as I was talking
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to these women, God gave me a vision because I would see them they
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come in with these stories. One young woman came in one day and she
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said, and I looked at her face, I said, putting the world
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happened to you? She said, I tripped and fell against the bed.
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I said, okay, well, this is what you do with that bed,
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that bed, that particular bed, and if you need me to come
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and help you, we can take that and put it at the curve.
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That's what we can do because it's a bed, making you look like we
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can get rid of that. So that was an indication. And then God
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gave me a vision later on of how a woman was chasing a garbage truck
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that she had thrown her trash on, but she was chasing the garbage truck,
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and that was the original cover of my first The first rendition of this
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is, you know, girl, get a grip stock chasing the garbage truck.
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The Lord gives you an ability to get out of something. And what
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do you do? You run and get it back. But when you get
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it back, what do you do if you take all right? Think about
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garbage? Think about it really literally, think about garbage. You think about
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it. When you put something in the garbage hand and then you go to
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take it out, you have thrown other stuff on top of it. Other
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things have been on it, and then it has been maybe to get some
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maggote and some you know, real talk about garbage, and when you take
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it out, you have more on put you threw away and got back than
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it was when you originally got rid of it. That's all of this the
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psychology of the book. That's how it happened. Whoa, that's wow.
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You throw something away, it gets entangled in all the other trash. You
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go back and get it, but it's worst off than when you first had
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it. Absolutely, Yeah, y'all stopped playing at the bottom. When you
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scream you see the title of the book. Yeah, that was a whole
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buffy of knowledge just in that one segment. How important is this book to
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this generation? Even though it was done many years ago. This generation is
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showing me that that they're not allowing anyone to tell them anything. They want
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to go buy their own devices. They want to listen to their friends who
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don't know anything either. And then you have younger moms who weren't taught raising
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young women who they didn't teach. And then when you put that all together,
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you have a hodgepodge of foolishness. Oh and when you see all this
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coming together and it's clumped together, you have you know, I just want
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to teach people how to not become clutter magnets, because when you look at
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when you and when you look at this, they just draw clutter to them.
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Everywhere. They want to hear the latest gossip. They want to hear
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the latest will spill that tea. You just go drink some tea and maybe
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you'll feel better than that is feeling something anyway, When you find people like
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that, this is what this generation people will. They just come they ask
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your opinion, but what's your opinion? And then they'll tell you what your
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opinion is. You can't give me my opinion. It's mine. Oh my
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god. I just had this conversation with my eight year old and I have
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to I told her her name is Nia, I said, Nai. You
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have to remember everyone has an opinion. You can't tell somebody how to feel.
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You can't tell somebody how their opinion. You have to respect it absolutely.
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Now what she was here, that little eight year old, but this
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high and you can tell her that, I tell you, And you said,
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I'll just put her along with my grants and great grants. You'll fit
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in fine, you fit in beautiful. You are so right. This generation
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does not want to listen to anyone. I was just looking at the news
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before I came on with you guys, and they were talking about this on
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Live quitting, and I was like, why would you want to quit live?
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Don't you think your new employer can see your your actions against your old
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employer and realize that I really don't want that toxic atmosphere. So you go
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for your new job. Might be the last day of your new job,
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that's right, or you get the first yes. But they don't think it
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through. They do not think it through. They don't think to the end.
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They think as far as they can think. But and the interesting thing
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is I have a lot of younger people who talk to me. They talk
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with me and it's amazing, and they tell me, you don't seem like
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you're almost eighty years old. You don't seem like you're almost seventy. And
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that's because life is what it is life. If you use it well,
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if you treat life well, it will treat you well. If you don't,
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then you look like a string of suckers and you've been drugged through and
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not go backward. That's how you look. I don't intend to look like
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that. And see was just having this conversation put some coworkers of mine because
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I was in the uber and the gentleman asked me. He was like,
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oh, how was your dad touch touch? He said, oh, you're
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nice. Oh that's your niece. No, that's my daughter. Yes,
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I have a twenty year old and an eight year old. The uber drop
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at the red light, turn around, look at me. You got a
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how old? I saw a twenty year old and he was like, well,
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how old are you? And I said I'm forty three. He was
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shocked, he said, you can't be yes, and we started conversating back
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towards he said, well, why does a generation I guess they call itself
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X exerts whatever something else. Yeah, why does that generation look so hard
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like they've been like they round went on the cotton field itself and their aunts
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and they're all looking young and vibrant. And I said, you know what,
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I couldn't tell you, but you know what, I've seen that.
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Yeah, I've seen that absolutely, and it's more problement every day every day.
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You even have babies who are born now and you look at the child's
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like, wow, yeah, you're six months old. You've lived the whole
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lifetime in that in that wound baby, because because six months old. Okay,
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there are places I go for work, and it was so funny.
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I say, hello, some of these kids need to look like they need
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to be caught it. Are you serious? And even looking at my little
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cousin's graduation online, some of those kids look older. So that when you've
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seen it's totally totally correct and at least to my next question, Okay,
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when you were with this generation, what type of question did you ask yourself
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to write the book? I started with who would be my audience? But
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that's when I got stopped because I was told everyone is your audience, male
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female. I've had men read the book and was like, wow, we
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didn't know this. I know you didn't because you never ask anyone. That's
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why you didn't know it. But the but the reviews that I got from
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the men were good. They've always been good. They said it was harsh.
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A lot of it was harsh. I said, But I'm not talking
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to you about you. I'm talking to the general stupidity of women, not
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talking about the men. No, one didn't do anything to you that you
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don't allow. If you don't accept it, they won't do it. Do
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you allow it? You? You made me hit you? Okay, then
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that's why we be fighting, she said. The general stupidity of women like
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that. Think about it. Think about this. He you have a date,
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let's just say a date. If you have a date. And when
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I in my book, I ask three questions to begin the book. Talk
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about relationships. Okay, but kind of relationship are you in? Are you
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in a booty call relationship? Are you in a well it's it's no if
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you're not in a permanent relationships, only three kinds of When sad Am I
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right around. Okay, So the booty call relationship, that's one, and
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then you have and then you have the booty You have the booty call,
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you have the booty date, and then you have the booty relationship, the
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booty relationship. You know what, we're gonna take a commercial. No,
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you know, we're not even gonna do hold off on a commercial for a
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second. The booty call. We all know what that is. Yeah,
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nine am in the morning. Yeah, the booty date. What is the
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booty that you out give and you eat, see a movie, go dancing,
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have some drinks. Maybe then we then he says, we're gonna go
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back to your house. Why can't become the army? Always notice this,
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always notice this when you're in a relationship with are you laughing? But you
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know it's right? You know it right? I'm just quite wow. But
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when you have a booty and now, okay, I see the booty date.
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Yeah, a booty date, because you know where it's gonna end.
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Then when it ends there and you go out, possibly it's a co worker
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that you've when you were out with, and you get back to the office
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the next day and they don't and you have the waterpooler again in some coffee.
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They don't even know your name, they don't knowledge you. And then
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you upset why you didn't sign a contract that you were going to be exclusive
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with that person? Are you? That was a date? And you and
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your silly self decided, oh, well, if I get I've did not
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say that because I don't I don't know who's watching. If something happens between
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us, uh, then then he my boot stupid who said that? Nobody
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said that. Okay, so we got the booty call, the booty date.
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Now the last one is the booty relationship relationship. Yes, you're in
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the relationship where the person brings nothing into the relationship, they don't give.
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Well, anyway, I have a three, another three. If you're not
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feeding me, if you're not financing me, and leave the other f to
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your imagination. You can't tell me what to do. And that is a
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booty relationship, y'all. I just want to stop so quick at this school,
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read this book with you know you're coming back, right, you know,
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I'm gonna read this book, but we're gonna take a commercial real quick,
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and we're gonna come back. If we're coming back, y'all. The
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We are back, y'all. This has been one of the funniest ones
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I've ever had. I am so ready to read this book. So you
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told us that your male authors feel that the book is a little harsh.
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What are your female readers, I mean not male authors, but your male
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readers. What do your female readers say about the book? They think the
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same thing, it's a little harsh. BECA because they their their their responses
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have been they've been all positive. And one woman told me, she said,
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why didn't you write this? Why didn't you put this out twenty five
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years ago? I said, because it wasn't time. It just wasn't time.
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She said, do you know how much arty? And she was literally
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fussing at me. Do you know how much artic I could have gone if
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I had read this book twenty five years agold, yes, But you have
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it now? And are we okay? She said, yes, but I
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just wanted you to know that. But thank you, dear, thank you
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appreciated, he said. And I told all my friends to get a book.
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I said, okay, that would be wonderful. I much would you,
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But they they now, Um, can I read a couple of the
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reviews that they gave me? Sure, go ahead, Okay, I have
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UM one and and this this one was was to me really really nice.
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Um, she said. Many times we tend to wonder if the relationship we
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are in is good or not, should we pursue or run? This book
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gave insight on seeing relationships for what they were, good, bad, or
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indifferent. Guyla is something we all had at some point in our life,
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something we tend to catch over and over again because we don't learn the lesson
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the first time. This book is amazing and truthful. I have learned so
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much by reading this book. I am taking my life back from everyone I
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have given it away too. This includes family and friends. This is a
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must read if you want your life, time and energy back. I thought
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that was so profound. Oh so what this reader is saying this isn't just
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only for relationship between male and female. That you can apply this to other
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aspects. So if your life absolutely every relationship that you have, see see
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this. This. This was for me because I am myself needing to be
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this book because when you have friends, you know, it's all I was
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about. Toxic relationships is what relationships too, And I deal with that in
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the book as well. Toxic relationships. If you're if you're if you're in
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a in a work environment, and and and there's gossip going on, Oh
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and it doesn't pertain to your work, then why are you engaging in it?
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That goes along with don't be a clutter magnet? Wow, So,
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Mash you, what part of this book was the hardest to write? Did
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you ever reflect and see yourself like I'm writing this and I'm doing this,
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So what part was hard to write? What part was hardest to write.
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Um now, I do know. I'm looking at the books. I can
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I can see which chapter I I need to talk about. Um Uh.
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The hardest part was chapter six, and that's how to deal with pushy parents,
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clinging children, demanding people, negative bosses, and toxic friends. That
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was the hardest chapter to write. Wow, that's that's a lot. Yeah,
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yeah it was. That's that's a lot. So and because I knew
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I'd hurt somebody's feelings and mine, but mine got hurt more than anybody else's.
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And you know what, sometimes the truth hurts. People say, troops,
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you never hurt, but sometimes it does. It does, it absolutely
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does yea. So listen, I always ask a fun question. So here's
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my fun question to you. Okay, what does your grand your your grandkids
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call you the Gigigi? What does they called me? They called me Triple,
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They called me the Gigi man. So what does gg Triple jeeves Ma
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do When she is not writing? She listens to music a lot because that's
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my soothing space. I study, okay, because I'm looking for information for
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my next writings. I do. Because I'm a minister. I find myself
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doing a lot of ministering. When I'm not right, when I'm not in
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my space, and people think that I never have my space. I don't
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know what that is about. They just say, oh, I can call
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you. Yeah, I know it's one o'clock in the morning, but you're
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but your mom and you're gonna listen. Now, these are children, not
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my biological children, mind you. These are other people's children, grown over
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fifty years old. They're calling me to get some information. Well, what
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do you think I should do? That is your project. You make a
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decagent, but I need the sounding board. Oh so now I'm a sounding
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board. Okay, thank you very much. But otherwise otherwise I enjoy traveling,
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love traveling. Don't don't do it as much as I want to at
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this point because of how it is at the airports. Because if I would
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have a very serious meltdown, were I at an airport and had to stay
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there for three days, everyone would be sitting in a corner, including the
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flight flight the people regular didn't know you get into the corner. Why because
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you didn't get my reservation right, So you go, I'm getting your time
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out, not to put him a time out yet, got to go.
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So you said you love music, Oh, yes, you can go to
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one concert, one concert only. Who would it be one concert only?
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Would probably have to own Well, I couldn't go to that because they're not
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here anymore. Well, but they can help me here, that's fine.
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I would go to Nancy Willson. What okay, so I'm about to I'm
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sorry. Was Nancy Wilson the one that was on the Cosby Show who played
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I've got to figure out who Nancy Wilson is. Nancy Wilson was one of
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the top soul you know, songstress back in by day, so you need
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to look Nancy, Honey. I am right now. I apologize everyone,
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but the librarian and me just kicked this and we were still gonna talk.
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So while I'm looking for Nancy Willia was Wilson correct? Yes? How would
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you tell our readers how they can contact you or even get your book?
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Well, to get my book, all they would need to do is go
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to Amazon dot com and in the search bar put in girl, get a
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grip, stop chasing the garbage truck and click and it's right there. And
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in the event, if anyone but let what she was on the Cosby Show,
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Yes, listen, yes she was. That's a shame. And and
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let me say this. Let me say this about about the Queen Angela.
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She she is so she she just clicked put it in, you know,
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just put it in in the bottom of the screen. I love this woman.
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I just want her to know I love you. You are so there.
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Oh my goodness. I wou'd have been fumbling around forever to find that,
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and it just automatically appears. It's like a wow, don't worry.
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She if you, if you stick around Tuesday, I'll be chatting with her
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on Tuesday night. But I'll tell you about that lab okay, okay,
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um. So, uh what else did you ask me? Oh? The
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concert? Yes, I will see Nancy Wilson, so I announced. I
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remember her face from the Cosbee Show because she played there. She played Denise's
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husband's mom mother. I remember that when they had that episode because it was
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so funny. She's like, I didn't I didn't like her. I didn't
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like to think that you do. And I was like, what, yes,
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I still like Bow Cosby. I'm a Sola Cosby fan. And there's
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nothing wrong with that. You know, personal choices of what they are,
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and you for having your own personal choice. And I look at a different
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world, just like it was day one and I've never seen before, and
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a lot of a lot was taught on that too. Yes, yes,
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yeah, And that's the way I look at any sitcom or anything I'm watching.
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I look at it through the lessons I can take away what I can
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learn from it. That's what I am. Well, I cannot tell you
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how much I have enjoy Tonight. I am going to read your I told
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her, you guys off stage, that I ain't going to read her book
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in August, so we might have to do a special show and burn her
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backs and we can have a full book discussion. It might be one of
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those ones that we just do a book discussion. So look forward from an
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email from me, because this book has my mind all over the place and
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I am so ready to read it. That's good, that's good. This
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has been a joy for me, a joy for me. You're delightful,
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and you're delightful, and just to be on this platform is just wonderful.
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It's just wonderful, and I just appreciate it. Oh my goodness, my
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appreciation. I know God is saying, you know, okay, Gloread you
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said that I don't wan't say it again, Jesus, I love it.
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This was so much fun. And this is where I tell I wish my
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mother and my grandma. My grandma used to say stuff, and it's now
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that I start to hear myself say it or my body thing. So my
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generation and the generations after me, there's nothing wrong with sitting up here talking
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to your elders. Because it wasn't for them, we wouldn't be here.
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They have the knowledge that we need to keep going. Absolutely, and I
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get finished reading the book. Absolutely, and I would love it. I
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love it. This is a beautiful thing. Thank you so much, Thank
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it comes. Well, you guys, my time is up. It's time
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for me to start reading these other review books so I can get to the
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girl. Get a grip. Stop chasing after the garbage truck, because I
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don't want to chase the garbage truck no much. That thing stinks' deceat now
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And there's another piece in there about that. So thank you guys for being
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