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Greetings and Salidations Match with Robinson All the waves into the Land, and you're
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tuning into the Black Half Fire Radio and you're listening to the African Diary Show
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say say so say your last dandy, don't loved the last office. He
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said, just sh shout, well you and so much so I look at
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this gunn But then okay, I'm gonna say for another and I said what
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you say? Said? What what ch what's he child to work? And
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chaskay and so and so and so and so reading some soundditions matter, El
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Angel, Robinson all the way into the Land, and you're tuning into the
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CONCID Teachings, Matthew Bes and Robinson all the way into said Ad and you're
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tuning in too the Black hat Fire Radio and you're listening to also tell myself
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still Smilo, Okay, what one my people? I mean what one?
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I mean? One on Carriboni tanaets another episode off another episode of sixteen minutes
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past eight pm. Top of the Hour got so carbon were listening to us
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on the radio station. Everyone ASTI that's on TikTok. I wish you had
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our TikTok to for TikTok you no man, TikTok no no no the Chinese
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man, no man. You can just discriminate us because of saying not to
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LGBTQ. Because the reason I will think much because this one gets stretched people.
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Let me just keep quiet, and I don't want to say why I've
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ever had the joke, the joke when he talks about how you know,
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if if who was a small dick? Are you allowed to say that on
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TikTok? I hope. So we're just getting started. We're not getting heated.
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Get joke. I've heard that. You know, like the two largest
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populations in the world are always purported to have the smallest reproduction systems, like
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the Indians in the Chinese Chinese. Like the Indians the Chinese, they are
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the largest populations. Why they're trying to prove that they can stop start proving
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that point the point probing also in terms of like economical development, say take
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development. When you can't stay in bed to satisfy your wife, you have
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to find things to do this summer eighteen minutes on top of the hour.
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It is the second of November. Happy New month, came lash Man.
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You know what that means. Next month is Christmas. It is the end
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of the It is the end of you. You know what? Have you
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achieved this year? A lot? Have you? Do you feel like you're
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satisfied? Literally? I think there's a question we should be getting right now
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before December. Do you feel like you're satisfied for the past ten months of
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your often three like, do you feel like you were you supposed to be
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what you really wanted to do? Or did one to three things come unexpectedly
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because we deal with inflation. For me, I'd say I'm happy but disappointed
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why I could have achieved more? Med too? But uh shall I do?
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I think I feel like you I had a lot, and I head
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I still have it on my least Personally, I'm that person who was a
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New Month New Year resolution. Yeah, I believe. I believe in manifestation
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through writing. Personally, yeah, there, we we have different ways of
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When I firsting affarming things personally, I believe not only by thoughts. I
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have to put it down. Yeah, if I put it down, I
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feel like my thoughts are already out more than just thinking about them. And
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I think it has actually helped me achieve a lot. This is just proper
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gandah blah blah blah in Minnsidia because I always reflect back to what I've written
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every day and I'm like, Jobie, really need to achieved this and this
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and this and this, and at the beginning of the day, I can
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say I achieved most of the things I've wanted, but it's not what I'm
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not completed what I really wanted before the end of the year, and I
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feel like I'm not going to be able to make it because again shout out
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to you know, say so economic challenges. At the end of the day,
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it's a very simple thing. But I also hold myself accountable. I
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could have done more. But also I'm really happy because in certain ways I'm
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ahead of my schedule the things that I'm supposed to be doing in December that
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I'm doing now. So I'm ahead of schedule in a lot of things,
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but behind schedule in some things. So you know, you take the good
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with the bad. If you're not able to take a set back and use
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it as a motivational point, then you'll never be able to get the comeback
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that you want. So no, no, if whatever you've achieved, celebrated,
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whatever you haven't, use it as a springboard to launch yourself to where
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you want to be, because there's always time. Is unless you're six weeks
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under, you can always have more time to do more. But in a
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Caribony summer on the radio station on TikTok and feel free to tell us how's
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your year been so far in the last ten months, because we it's it's
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next month is Christmas. We are celebrating that African man, Jesus, Jesus.
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I mean in Africa, it's not white man what black men we said
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we should woman, I see, we're celebrating that black man. Jesus was
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black. Joby no no, no no no. If you mean in Africa,
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you're celebrating that white man and say the way it is, what are
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we celebrating in Africa? In Africa? So that's what you're not, not
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what you believe, what people believe that we got you in the majorityting the
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white girl across we're celebrating the virgin birth in this panelo. I'm a piano
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of Balcony by the one and only DJ Sprissa. What Forlissa? But do
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you know the major League? Do you know the age of consent in South
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Africa? Do you know they the illiteracy level in South Africa eighty one percent?
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What we were going through the illiteracy of African countries comeless hit and that
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got at a shock for him. We got at a shock last week of
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why he knew actually South Africa has one percent of I literacy levels coming none
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before Rgan that we have sixty nine percent of literacy level seventy sixty seven percent
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literacy level. That's dangerous. You know the bumbo it is at ninety three
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percent the bambo literacy not elliteracy E. Literacy level of the Bumbo is ninety
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three percent. My love is at seventy one percent. We should barely even
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expect I mean really right, I mean were where enjoy enjoy fact uh personally
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besture manure. But it's a very sad statistic to hear that you have a
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sixty something percent religious meat where alose regard Kenya is an over educated country in
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regards to African affairs, I think so. My first question is who colected
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this data? How old is this data? Okay? That is most of
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the data collected is of twenty twenty one. Yeah, so most of the
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result was taken today. It was twenty into one. And which actually which
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is ahead is of the bomber the bumbo in twenty for eighteen sixteen, twenty
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fourteen, twenty sixteen, Yeah, they were at seventy seven intest into one,
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there are at eighty okay eighty yeah, twenty twenty three day are attendenty
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three. That's amazing because it shows that the political system there is actually working
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to improve itself. But so reasonally they're black or freedom of speech, of
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course, but does that mean that for you to become literate and for you
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to do good for your country, you have to get here sanctions? I
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know, why are we behind? Because we're dependent, we're not independence.
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We other people value actually benefits more more than us. The answer is clear,
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The evidence is clear. It's it's amazing to see one these No one
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is, but Congo is understanding what is happening in that and that she is
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so dope and Congo understand that kami Oos of documentary. I was perplexed.
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Congolis call people understand what is happening in their country. You know what is
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the least level in Congo? Many confound that it is hard in image.
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We have no displacement of people, not even troops, even ours, but
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Combo of the first five years being an AID Rwanda and Uganda operation. Imagine
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they're more literacy than us. Imagine And this Againston and this Ninagiens. This
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yes, the I c Congo adapt literacy not illiterricy Okay literacy is at eighty
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percent. Despite the displacement of these people, they understand what is happening Kenya
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is the just perfections of just arguing him On two sixty two Caribo Summer the
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Culture show, let us know what you tuned in from? So is the
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Black of Financial Credit Station of the twenty first session. Statistics of twenty twenty
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one as well, Kenya's literacy rate is at eighty two point six two percent
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of twenty twenty one. Adult literacy is the percentage of people ages above fifteen
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and above who can both read and write with understanding. A short, simple
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statement about the everyday life. Kenyan literacy rate for twenty twenty eighty two point
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six to our one point zero nine increment from then Google is lying, man,
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because let me put on my incomelage. I think Google is give you
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a number person every sex they want. Who's what the fuck? No?
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No no, no, no no no, it's not my algorithm. Come
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no answer my answer? I asked her my answer. I saw Google is
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lying. Kate Kick, I said Google is lying. Came Lis, I
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say, I say Google is changing everything time by time because I look insane
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right now? Resus I literally, if I'm to go back to my char
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my show, I let today the eliteracy level of Canyons is sixty sixty one
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of this k sixty literacy. No no, no, I don't trust Google.
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No no, no, no no. And I'm gonna rewatch my show
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to confirm that because I'm not tripping camelash. I read today the illiteracy level
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of Kayans is at sixty. It was sixty one percent a country member,
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but it has sixty because of just so many countries. Now they're saying,
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right, I'm going to say the literacy level of Kenyans is eighteen two percent.
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Actually, when when you go barge, so the youth ate in Ka
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shows no significant changes in twenty that is the youth I mean between fifteen twenty
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four. In Keya compared to twenty eighteen, it remained at eighty eight point
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seven percent. I I'm gonna rewatch my shoes so much. I'm rewatching my
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shop for a day because no Camelish, it was not like that. So
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I chose. So let me give you some countries here their literacy levels,
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and I'm going to give them to you. Give me South Africa. I
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don't have South Africa list you have. I am from Ukraine to Moldova.
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No, no, no, no, we don't know. We don't Africa.
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I'm trying to show you something. So in Ukraine they say its one
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hundred percent. In Moldova it's ninety nine. It's Automa and Principal it's ninety
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three. Cabova it's at ninety value two. It's at eighty nine. Kenna
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here is below Tunisia with eighty two point six two, Tennisia having eighty two
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point seven zero. Lesotho is at eighty one point zero two percent, Republic
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of Congo is at eighty point six one. Morocco is at seventy five point
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ninetye Egypt at seventy three point zero nine, Angola is at seventy two point
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two eight and Maria is that nice? Nice keep get from Yeah, and
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the last country maintaining it's a sixty six point ninety six in this list.
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But i'll give you by wait. In Africa. So Africa's literacy rate number
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one is Secuals with ninety five point nine percent. Number two is the Quatorial
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Guinea with ninety five point one percent. But i'll give you more details as
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we continue, all right, but I say it in the building. It's
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saying I see there with you laughing. This is saying that I watched us
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job on the first and second on the one and two, okay on the
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ones in two on the d J. Today you're telling me Monday day today.
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Let's start there, please you guys jumps. But I'll take amazing that
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the higher it was sixty you see it was sixty one percent comes courtesy of
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Africa Facts. Number one in Africa in seasuals with ninety five point nine,
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Iatorial Guinea with ninety five point two, South Africa with ninety five point zero
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two, Mauritius with ninety three percent soultober and Principal with ninety two point eight
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two, Namibia with ninety one point five three. These are the top ten.
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Limbia with ninety one point three nine, got the War with eighty nine
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point nine, Thirteen eighty eight point four and Botswana with eighty eight point two.
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Those are the highest literacy rates in Africa. The all right, Kenya
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is not yet mentioned. No, we are at eighty two point six percent,
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and the lowest country in this CUS has eighty eight point two. Go
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back towards you just ask a few minutes earlier who literally is giving this GDP
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and this information. GDP has nothing to do with it GP but the information,
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okay, the percentage of the illiteracy of Africa exactly because earlier again,
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keep my witness and I have my work show recorded. That'll go in and
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check on it. Sixty one percent of Kenyans and illiterate, not literate,
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so I'm supposed to see that's right now. Even right now I'm also checking
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on my tab it says eighty two. Actually it was eighty two percent of
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Kenyans literacy. So and then there's that digital lateracy in According to twenty one
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the Ibrahim Forum report a fifty eight percent of Kenyans have access to the Internet,
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but only twenty nine percent of the population has a basic level of digital
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literacy. So the digital literacy in Kenya is of twenty twenty one was twenty
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nine percent. Crazy man, crazy, But anyway, I think is saying
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that I knew Kenya had to be higher than Nigeria. Mine cause also being
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to want to accept that we could be this illiterately the way I see us
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reacting, especially on the Internet, eighty two point six two for Kenya.
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Look, and we have Quebeci to tend for that. You know, when
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he came in with free Education forum, it held a lot of underprivileged kids
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get access to schools, you know, because a lot of parents, especially
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that were from law income backgrounds, couldn't access education for their kids. But
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the fact that Quebaki came in with a free primary school education and that to
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subsidizing heavily secondary school education, it promoted the literacy level of this country to
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a whole other level. Shout out to him. Legacy lives on. Legacy
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lives on. Yes, I agree with your kids. The bumbo is high.
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It's very high. We can look into let me try and get this
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eight the most educated counties in this country. Okay, So I'm gonna give
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you the top one two four. I think it's the top something. So
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number one Roby County with eighty nine percent with eighty eight Yega County with eighty
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seven percent, Urana County with eighty six percent, Machako's County with eighty five
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percent, Nakuru with seventy eighty, Soon with seventy six, and with seventy
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four making the top eight coms. There's a discussion we're having Alia. It
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makes sense why you Gandan or rather mos seven? Where is so stupid?
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Never I've never had most evenly speech, you guys. Okay and Homaba County
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rounds up the top ten with seventy one percent literacy. God damn I had
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more seveny speech door comblage. That's the question. I tend to avoid ignorance,
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so that we have one on my Instagram page. I see to Journey
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Company thirty call mama thische say yer, So that's what's mine? Your Ganda's
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literacy is that seventy nine percent? Oh no no no no no no lie
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no no no no no no no no no no no. I I cannot
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I cannot gam list what your Ganda literature. You said illiteracy and my literatu
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literacy. So Kaith you're my witness, please come my rescue. The other
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literacy rate percentage that is fifteen plus total is the percentage of the population whatever.
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So that in twenty twenty one they rate was seventy nine percent. That
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was a rise of three points two three percent to get there, Keith,
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we said today, say I started, Google is changing it because Africans are
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looking for information. We're getting in from Man, We're searching for history.
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So what so the least uh the lowest literacy rate in Africa started booking a
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fossil Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, so I saw that it was thirty
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one percent, at nineteen percent. Ninja was at was still at starty percent.
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I hear today when we go going their line I and then so to
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done is at two percent least liter the don't trust Google now I keep keep
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you at this discussion are little for cleaning out loud imagining discussion. Imagine which
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che Nija was at that one person no, thirty seven percent of literacy level
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literacy level booking a first I was that so I think also at its thirty
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something, but one I think literacy level Uganda was at seventy nine percent of
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illiteracy level. You said, what was the illiterate level, That not the
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literacy level of Uganda. The literacy now we were taking the elliteracy level.
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It was seventy nine. Okay, So I don't understand what is doing,
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what's happening as we look at Africa as a whole. In twenty twenty one,
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Africa's literacy rate was at sixty seven point four percent of people age fifteen
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and above were able to read and write, and they were able to understand
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what they were reading and writing. Regionally, South Africa presented the highest literacy
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Southern Africa, because when you say South Africa is a country, Southern Africa
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had an eighty percent literacy right then North and East Africa had similar shares of
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literacy people around seventy one percent. Oh my god, you guys men,
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I was not reading my shape. I was reading this you Ganda. They
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said it is seventy nine of elliteracy level. Kids, and I remember saying
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this event four times ell literacy not literacy, illiteracy level. So many google
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desiding shit, literally, that's what I now Google in alparor no e literacy
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and literacy. That's the difference that we're talking about. Literacy and literacy different
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some some times. How the algorithm responds to you depends on what you search
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for. WHOA, When I search for literacy levels and I search for iligacy
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levels, those are two different constracts. So when I was looking for a
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literacy level, could bring me the literacy level, but I was sure of
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what I was reading because I remember even on most of the facts I corrected
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or not what I was reading. So how do you determine the literacy level
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of people? A literacy level is lack of education? How do you determine
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it? We were checking on the rates, Yeah, but how do you
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determine those rates? Let's say for South Africa? South Africa most of the
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literacy because the black people, no, But how do you determine Let's let's
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assume that the literacy levels not assume the literacy levels in your Ganda sevent How
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do you determine? How do you go to that number? I can't.
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There are simple ways. It's the ability to read and write of people at
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age fifteen and above. Right, So if I want to know how many
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people are illegate. I'll first of all eliminate how many can read, so
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I'll come up with the literacy levels. Okay, so that once I,
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once I fast, I get enough data to be able to come up with
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reliciency levels and I gain that percentage. Now I can tell you since it's
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you get that twenty one percent of people illegit because you can't you can't get
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data off of illeterate people. So you get data of leged people. Once
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you have that data, you one hundred percent of the population. It's seventy
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nine is literate, so twenty one percent isn't literate. Right by formulam kotoa,
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you know when you eliminate by elimination, is illegate out of that country?
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Some statistics sticky dogs of the statistics to do. Mm hmm. There's
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something I wanted to depend myself on. But I'll tell you. I answer
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hi, whoopee an answer, O love long lunging answer My answer long,
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I love me yelling lang lunging. Ask my answer. I'll be taking requests
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on the second hour. Yes, so can I see your request? Now
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we're bubbing into my piano. Major Leagues, Remixed Lives trill. This is
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my South African boyfriend. By the way, so true. That's so true
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that master Cheff, thank you so much for tuning in. It's really because
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yea, is it really where you are as we spake? Righte, night
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is raining, but it is really what's the top of it? Oh right,
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said long that's more what you love to listen to. All then like
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y'all staying all, I'm gonna every love a way O love me dog I
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me yo see say long gone, I'm gonna get you. I don't like
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y'all say love moy. I then like y'all feeling all no, I love
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it ye shout out to one jer r quar Dum, Superma and Sanna in
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short to you from the block of financial precisions, it is the country show.
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Turn up. Excuse an, this is my decision disation. I don't
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want to listen listen, I don't thank you listen for me to come on,
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it must be for me to come out. Give me one better,
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believe you better, receive you. This times me and you're playing writer on
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the black of financial decision carbon I again chaining with at to one GERO,
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I want you And as we're checking up when I said, my thank you
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baby, look good, thank you so much for the summer reason. Oh
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my lad, that is what you love to listen to. Right away.
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Let me read you something. The oldest dialdo in the world is approximately twenty
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eight thousand years old. It was discovered in two thousand and five in some
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place in Germany by archaeological researchers at the university that it is eight inches long
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and hard as a rock. No, guys, So so look, if
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you're a man out there and you're worried about satisign your woman, don't worry.
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We've been unable to for twenty eight thousand years. She'll take your herself,
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only me and you only earlier Angon. Whatever satisfies is twenty thousand years
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of one. Give me you're gonna you don't satisfy me? God? They
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family, And I think you said that I like that song. I also
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do. Man. I love terms so much personally, I love I think
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I have for three songs of from her. Which are my favorites? I
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think I have four three two three? Can I get you some sure business?
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We see your opinions. Yeah. So, rumor has it that Versilo
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was supported now with brother boy at his mansion. I guess my my my
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most favorite comment. So somebody commented on that like a man, it's amazing.
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At least he'll get to test Ruby street food, try to receive give
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me sure, but yourself. It's so evident right now actually from October face
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it's just telling a lot from Keny and women like didn't come, I didn't
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what can And it's so easy to get any like old girls girls? Man,
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tell me, tell me, can't you tired to get a girl?
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Bro? It's not there's no country exactly old women all that easy to get
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with. That's you, Hey, that's what you think. We had this
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discussion yesterday for one minute to keep you won't get a girl easily, Carble,
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you don't have money. What do you have me to attract with you?
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You have a car brot mini bro No no, no, no,
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no, you're saying the girls are easy to get to in my tax back
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no no, my tax back no no no, it's not wide open and
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it's so easy. Yeah, it's so easy easy. Listen, this is
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something women don't understand and women don't like to admit. It's not about money.
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It's not money. It's not about money. It's not a car.
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It's if my reason is right, I can get any girl I want if
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my language, come tell me list. We had this literally, I literally
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we literally didn't talk about her mask and Gaza or whatever. What was is
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right because nobody cares. Of course, it's not our business. Yeah,
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as African people, especially black people like Kid, had a whole discussion one
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at thirty minutes and the audience of which cars they had to pull over.
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And I was pulling each other. Trust me, I was looking at every
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car. Last Anglia knows hell something something. It's not easy to pull out.
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And I won't even ask. You're gonna tell your statement. Any girl
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that has a price, it's not worth having. Any girl that has a
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price is not worth having the price. No if if if if for me
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to get with you, you need me to have a car. You're not
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worth it because because when I have the car and all you're interested in is
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me because I have a car, Okay, then you're literally not the right
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woman for me. This is Africa. This is Africa was Black American description
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what they had to do. I speak been in the continent as I speak
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for for for African birds, not even myself. African brothers, I'm gonna
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tell you this. Whatever they look for in America isn't look for fact Drum
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would no. But it's not what you're look for because because no, kaens
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don't have cars at sixteen okay, fact, So you won't be out here
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trying to you won't be out here trying to say that man ain't good enough
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because he ain't driving at twenty two. He ain't driving at twenty four.
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That doesn't mean he's not good enough. And this is this is where we
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bring the conversation of what's really the value of a woman team because eventually,
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will I get that girl? Will I get that whatever I want? Will
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I have that both? I have that mansion? Yeah, But does the
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value of the woman next to me compliment who have become or who I'm going
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to be? That's where it's so easy to get with chicks, but it's
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not easy to find a chick but having okay, you get the value of
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women has been eluded a lord in today's generation where they all look for the
47:02
bag. What's the bag? The bag is old man, because you want
47:07
unless unless your legacy are twenty twenty four, there's no man there's no guy
47:14
out here that has his life figured out. Those that do are the lucky
47:16
ones. So it's all. It's all. When you're not jok a tear,
47:21
it's time we all leave me. Okay, So in an arm if
47:27
you understand what I mean, come on and m soliaco conak us. So
47:34
is it e isy to go with tricks when you have dreadloss like this?
47:37
And then such a bear they want to sit on it? Mean? I
47:53
think that's the damn stratorout today. Man, Like you have a beard,
47:58
you have dresser to see? Can ask you something? Can I ask you
48:02
something? When? Do you think almost all guys in the breadlocks so you
48:07
think that's that? No, no, no, you think that's the main
48:09
attraction. That's the basics. They're not doing it for themselves lost, that's
48:16
why giving the dreads for yourself? Like you know you feel bress, you
48:21
know your hair. I don't know what the reason behind you having bloods journey
48:34
basically giving me comelish. I didn't why you what do you mean basically giving?
48:39
And what I say is in Cairo, if you look good, okay,
48:44
if you look good, you'll get chicks. Okay, there is let
48:47
me give you an example, right, how many how many artists do you
48:52
know that are in the game, very famous but very broke, but with
48:53
pretty chicks? How many how many actors do you see having all some pretty
49:04
baby mamas? Okay, but they're broke. So you can't put money as
49:08
a factor into these people getting these chicks. It is do you look good?
49:15
Can you in your in your own tax bracket? Can you be you?
49:22
Can you look good on your budget? Can you roll good on your
49:27
budget? Can you speak that sweet language and archaical squill? You know,
49:36
like you know women never understand that until that meigga is in your ear and
49:39
just smiling shippish. You don't trusting to no goddamn no what your matabonia?
50:02
Leave me, leave me, leave me get my bottom? Is not that
50:20
canny boy JOm me. You mean you don't eat money, We don't like
50:28
to be for, we don't like to me. Just give me fast name
50:35
only me. You're not doing for that side tick on my side trick and
50:42
you stop. Don't like me. It's like this, I'm reading a meet
50:51
when you're lying to stoping to me, come straight to me. I need
50:59
to believe you. Thanks Victory, save something or nothing. I don't mean
51:07
nothing everything what's on? Only mean you We do some saltations, Max to
51:36
do Land Robinson all the way into Sland and you're tuning into the Black halfire
51:43
Radio and you're listening to the African Diary Show with Katty. That's it.
51:50
Stay tuh. Hello everybody, my name is Katie. This is the African
52:07
Why are you oh the job saying this is the African Day. Hello everybody,
52:17
I'm Katie. Shout out to the wame. It's y I love it.
52:28
Just just a fun thing. So mister toxic, mister you ex.
52:34
We were talking earlier in the day and he was telling me that somebody is
52:37
missing, and I think it's true because the minute truth to saying, there's
52:40
ano okay yo yo yo yo. And you can't tell me I didn't.
52:46
I didn't you warn you about this? I want you. I told you
52:50
guys, it is because of effects. I told you effect, no cause
52:54
of effect. It caused an effect, because of effects. It's because of
53:00
it cause an effect effects, but in the cause of effect. But whatever
53:07
it is, we already won. Camels Elena is gonna come. People thought
53:15
just because you had so much sunlight or because the sun was too hot.
53:21
You know, Elena is not gonna come. You're talking about climate control right
53:24
now, of course, aside something. If you're gonna tell your stuff and
53:31
then they're gonna they're gonna cause it when you literally least expected. I'd love
53:37
to follow up on the Libya quaked bloods and plas floods which Richard and then
53:51
quickly behead flats. I'd love to follow up on that. What happened?
53:53
What was the one? So personally, and this is going to be a
54:00
controversial take to most people. According to the level of technology we have as
54:05
human beings, I'd be so sad if we couldn't control the weather. It
54:09
would be a failure. It will be failure. Okay, if we are
54:15
capable of creating nanotechnology, Okay, we're able to to to send crafts all
54:25
of the solar system, but able to control clouds, rain, thunderstorms,
54:34
I'd be disappointed. Fine, it might be monopolized by some people, but
54:38
it is good that we can do it. No, so are you are
54:45
you familiar with There's something we talked about on the Black Things frequency with shout
54:50
out to the High Renaissance Messenger. A child the messenger, and we were
54:54
talking about the condition scale. Okay, if you're familiar with the candiction Scille,
55:00
for you to get to type A type one civilization, you have to
55:04
be able to harness one hundred percent of the energy that your planet receives and
55:09
produces. So there's energy producing hurricanes, there's energy produced in thunderstorms and light
55:15
bood. So this is what happened. Okay, So if you can harness
55:20
that energy, you wouldn't have insufficient energy in any shape or form on a
55:27
planet. That's when you can actually get to a type one civilization on the
55:30
condition Actually is it a type type three? That is a type three civilization?
55:36
Pardon me, Type three civilization and the condition scale where you can harness
55:40
the power of the waves, the power of earthquakes, the power of hurricanes,
55:45
the power of thunderstorms and lightning, plus the solar flares that hate your
55:50
planet. That's the only way to get to the type three civilization on the
55:55
condition. Skill says, they have been the weather for over sixty years.
56:05
Now, you guys, are I mean that's true. I'm just saying that
56:07
they already have that technology over I mean behind us. It's okay, it's
56:16
Okay, it's okay, but happening that even is happening. Look, look,
56:23
it's true. You know why, because we've not been in control of
56:27
this technology. We've not been the proprietors of this technology. So it's only
56:32
natural. Listen, it's only natural that we are behind. The proprietors of
56:37
this technology will obviously be ahead of the curve. But the fact that we
56:42
have this technology, let me tell you, yes, ahead, how how
56:47
old is the United ahead? Of the United States is on the on the
56:52
negative end from the empire calve? Right, kid, they are on the
57:00
negative end of the empire cluve because they've existed close to two hundred and fifty
57:05
years. We are barely sixty years old. So are we infants as states?
57:10
Yes? Are we infants and civilizations? No? Are we infants as
57:15
a people? No? But the states we existing right now are infants compared
57:22
to the people we keep talking about that are taking advantage of us. So
57:27
like, are they one hundred years ahead? We've actually closed down one hundred
57:30
and fifty for them to be one hundred years ahead to make him be a
57:36
shower, she come and fifty years ahead. So we're ahead of the curve
57:39
as well, you get. But if you keep comparing yourself to somebody that
57:44
is so many years ahead of you, you will forever be on the losing
57:46
scale. Be able to look at the positives and the achievements that you've made
57:52
as a people, as a civilization and get positive energy out of them.
57:57
Don't dwell in the negativity. Always compare yourself to others, dwelling the positive
58:02
energy of that you're doing the best you can to get to where you need
58:07
to be. Yeah, yeah, but I say, kid says exactly.
58:10
He agree as he says exactly, camblash, And you say that let me
58:19
joy enjoy okay, all right, right, just requests to join in.
58:22
Because I don't see your request, then we shall be letting in. This
58:25
is a lot of brokeras tiler should tailor the name of the jerm is called
58:32
you. It's send an older to the group saying, well, we don't
58:46
call me where, well, I'll fight. You may don't call me where,
58:54
man me, don't call me well, by the way, may not
58:59
wear okay where but not to where? What what's the difference? I find
59:04
it disrespectful? Combliss, don't call me, don't know where to wear?
59:08
Don't man, don't call me. Wait, yo, men don't call don't
59:14
don't call me. Detonation. I take it disrespectful from women anywhere. Who's
59:27
you, Where you're from? How you know me? Don't call me?
59:30
Where your grandmama? Where your grand from? Especially as a woman. Man.
59:37
Never get off that car before I snatch you off that car. Given
59:44
giving volume, giving volume, let us bless you with volume. Okay,
59:52
now shout tell us Keith, oh, professor, mm hmm hair of barns
1:00:07
shed, Oh good, oh ooh good. Tell us mhm h Keith.
1:00:17
We can barely hear you. We're struggling, Keith. Ca Yeah, mine
1:00:25
too. Man, you have a golden you have a flu. Damn you
1:00:37
had COVID though day, didn't you? Mh? Okay, alcohol, Let
1:01:12
keep. We can't hear you. I can't hear you. Keep no,
1:01:17
I can't hear you, man, like I can't hear you. I can't
1:01:22
hear ship. You're basically just background noise. No, no, get ahead,
1:01:32
set in on something fine. Sounds like master, Sha, I don't
1:01:40
hear you. But it's not that love God, it's not audible at all.
1:01:51
Okay, let me, let me let me mimic you for a minute
1:01:53
to that you can understand how you sound? Can I do that? Oka
1:02:12
pocle hey click against the you mention, Yes, says excuse I'm telling to
1:02:45
take about you just see me a minutes? Do you go? I think
1:02:54
I go up toil that you what's somebody away from plas day they get blow
1:03:04
your hands up the boy things the bus, This gang go jos more hundred
1:03:09
years ago somewhere for listen when they got the store. Is just because you
1:03:15
and they just ambazing secret shouldn't been used on the people, they said,
1:03:22
if we can't use it in Hawaii democide and they can tell you fusing anthy
1:03:30
women because they'll burs you up. But the freeze is still up. It's
1:03:36
a bureau freeze, a herd of burning the card houses, you know,
1:03:43
kept me looking at him. The Alcohl pop up rolls, steadies, the
1:03:45
stroke and the reason why you're your brother weapon but ain't yet this weapon they
1:03:52
be god darty before hitting you want no hurricane. No, you can't go
1:03:58
from dirty casing the hurricanes. Hurricanes are detectable. Hurricanes are detectable for days.
1:04:35
Yeah, ki kick before you continue, Before you continue, let me
1:04:50
ask you this did the American lose in Vietnam. M hm h yeah,
1:05:40
yeah, because because because personally, Kid admitted amended because personally, I found
1:05:47
it really weird that America was able to turn the tide in World War two
1:05:54
yet lose the war in Vietnam, lose the battle, and the war in
1:05:59
Somalia. Basically, since we'll go to America has basically been getting into cell
1:06:03
mats or losing battles. And this is supposed to be the most the strongest
1:06:09
military in the world. The strongest military force might be rots childie can I
1:07:50
can? I can? I can? I can? I ask you something
1:07:54
something very educational, right, it's it's African people. What can we run?
1:08:00
What I ran? A? Look? My god, who is showing
1:08:04
what can we learn from the Rothschild family in the resurgence of Africa? Not
1:08:16
not in the structure, in the planning, in the execution. What do
1:08:19
you think? What do you feel Africans can learn from that? Very h
1:08:54
Yo? Now you're talking and they literally they bucked him into an asylum of
1:09:51
the say, after starting to talk, they put this man in an asylum,
1:09:56
hand him on dogs hand, his deals canceled, like I I mean
1:10:00
that the country the small lights are magnificent with their planning and execution. They're
1:10:05
ruthless with it. Thank that man is with the program. I'm gonna bless
1:10:58
you with some saliva real quick, That's what I say to his girlfriend.
1:11:11
Yep, no, key key, So as you say your voice, you're
1:11:36
going to get back to the music real quick. Uh, and we'll be
1:11:41
back to tell people more about this. No. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
1:11:50
I've seen that. Yeah, it's like an Africa. Yeah, they
1:11:57
leveled the city. H mm hmm. Yeah, I see that. Yeah,
1:12:44
I see the images. I see the images. And if you,
1:12:51
if you kid, if you for a minute, if you understand what the
1:12:56
US military was doing in the Middle East, kid, let me ask you
1:13:00
a question. Did you serve in the Middle East? Was the US military
1:13:11
complex destroying archaeological sites in the Middle East? Was the US military complex destroying
1:13:24
archaeological sites in the Middle East? Thank you? You know why Keith is
1:13:40
mad. He's seen evidence of black people everywhere. Keith is mad because he
1:13:46
knows that this world is ours. He's traveled it and he's seen it in
1:13:50
different locations, from Black Dad to Mexico. Okay, black people exist everywhere,
1:14:00
Yet we've been like to that that our our our our existence only exists
1:14:05
in the cradle. Now we went everywhere before they even got out of their
1:14:12
caves. You know that, kit I saw I saw I saw I saw
1:14:30
this graph, kid I saw I saw this graph depicting black people. I
1:14:38
mean the population of the world three thousand years ago, and everywhere in this
1:14:43
continent was black people everywhere three thousand years ago, just as far as two
1:14:47
thousand years ago, every every facet of this world those black people. And
1:14:54
that's why they tell you that the and and and shut out to Kate demand
1:14:59
for for reminded me of something and also give me something. White people's gens
1:15:05
is recessive gens like this is. This is not something to be proud of.
1:15:12
This is a weakness. This is a degeneration of humanity. Okay,
1:15:18
this is us going backwards. We are losing it. We as black people
1:15:25
have it, if you understand what I mean, we have it. That's
1:15:30
why even white people don't have rhythm, you know, because they don't have
1:15:34
it. Yeah, yeah, and and exactly Keith and and yeah they can
1:16:18
and and and As I say this, I want to let me, let
1:16:21
me, let me, let me, let me put this into perspective for
1:16:25
the people. What you're saying right for you to see blue, green,
1:16:30
red, yellow, wherever. It's basically a single light being splitting into many
1:16:35
things. So the minute you start saying blue eyes, green eyes, it
1:16:40
is the split. It is but a piece and only a piece of the
1:16:45
whole. If the light spectrum is whole, you never see blue or green
1:16:51
or whatever. When it's whole, you don't even realize what it is.
1:16:55
It is black, it is whatever it is, it has, it is
1:16:59
melanite. That's that's itself in his entirety. Yeah, yeah, nothing him
1:17:55
what h I didn't know that? What you mean having blood? So you
1:18:08
mean six righte? Six nine hours? That blood? Oh yeah, obviously
1:18:30
keep keep keith. You know that's why they Scottish love sheep. That's why
1:18:39
Scottish people love sheep. They're five sheep. Yeah, yeah, that's when
1:19:25
they have lies. M h m hm hm h JBC, you say,
1:19:51
JC Lucy, let him know you DISCUSSI. I'm not the one. I
1:20:18
got you a book class, boxing every booking classes ready for my baby.
1:20:41
A couple suck act. I might like to make you friend. Thank you
1:20:48
for me? You now give me another want to listen to in the mom
1:20:56
sallow focus the column until we drunk on babies. They don't want to doult
1:21:04
the baby day. I gotta take on his own and I'm trying to Twitter
1:21:15
gets high populous. You're just Rice today. It's good days. Stop made
1:21:26
you get a bos you can roughly to get as stepping ship necessity that you
1:21:40
keep put on putting those be then all the times for the strong waters be
1:21:48
until we drawn on by babies. They don't want to build a baby day.
1:22:09
Huh oh, my soul shock not see you see stuff and we have
1:22:42
to do s crazy blue like seeing the fun so shiny. That's hard to
1:22:57
know just why you get crazy like seeing them most so shock. That's God.
1:23:15
We get her crazy you like you do sh reaching some salitations Maxif he's
1:23:27
Andrew Robinson all the way in Switzerland and you're tuning into Stimming the black halfire
1:23:34
radio and you're listening to I put you on some real shit. If you
1:23:40
scared to take a hit into staying away from that. Reggie can't deal with
1:23:44
the middle mac who gives a fucking feet people clean. You can't ride saying
1:23:48
if they say they got it, they ain't got it. They don't see
1:23:51
the field. No guilt got peanut butter, but umble jelly got seen him
1:23:56
and yeo by the over mill where I'm from. This a half that you
1:24:00
pay for the term or half passed nigga man, because they can't get that
1:24:02
on the teens, They'll saying. And then there's the giant pass nigga in
1:24:06
how these no life that the terms stiff no life come a little steepy life
1:24:12
don't mean a home magging young wife. Don't make a hole your old houseboat.
1:24:16
In the games when you're playing with the cheeto, I'll be telling them
1:24:18
that you can't change niggas better off even that change from me crazy? Should
1:24:29
I choose a twenty to two for staking? That's kindly? Also feel free
1:24:32
to request a jamp of your choice, and of course welcome to the Black
1:24:36
of planet. Can tap the scream for me, tap the scream that will
1:24:42
tap the screen for crazy hell. You free to request the dam of your
1:24:45
choice. Is that twenty two? Welcome, this is the black of planet?
1:24:49
Please take shut myn is j ob white to me? They call me
1:24:55
job. There's one on I pressed, the baddest, the bitterest, the
1:25:01
one I'm talking about playing been since then thirty five minutes on top of the
1:25:08
hour I'm talking about there listening to the couch show, great music and goodbye,
1:25:17
we made more chees. Can these niggas be hacking up? We must
1:25:23
be serious? Wonder what the ship here for? The niggas though it's job
1:25:30
already know how to have Natalie. You guys, I think I always have
1:25:34
a defense mechanism for why I chose Natalie for my platform. I always have
1:25:48
a reason why I chose Natalie. Trusting me, if I have ever been
1:25:51
interviewed anywhere, like any question, why don't your ID in march with your
1:26:01
jobby the Nelson mo? But what's your name the certificate? Where does the
1:26:09
other name come from? Jobbing is a short form of natally so instead of
1:26:17
instead of mom or y. I I didn't want a traditional name, Yeah
1:26:24
I didn't. I know I didn't want a traditional name at all? Yourself
1:26:30
Natalie. I was given a choice to pick what I wanted to do.
1:26:35
The more things wait, your your your EpiTable. Her name was Natalie.
1:26:43
I know, I know. Apart from that you would have gone her self
1:26:50
guid She was disclosed to being a it's closed, it's a lie. It's
1:27:00
a lie. Natally and kind are basically the same thing. This what's going
1:27:06
on? What was going on with me? I know it's so close,
1:27:12
it's this close, like we were this close to losing joby this close?
1:27:17
What was going on? I know, this is moving guy. What's going
1:27:24
that was going on at that time? It was I think due to the
1:27:29
relationship I had with my guardian at that time. So I was just like,
1:27:32
yo, I don't want to I do. I've been involved. You
1:27:34
know, I'm cool with calling me another name, just not you. So
1:27:41
it is only at the end of the day I came to learn the African
1:27:45
names our sisters are bad people because I was literally denying myself from getting my
1:27:51
grandpa's name because hol love you a sound yu thinking sun niss good brutality talk
1:28:26
to me, so you can't see what's all? Hell? So what's all?
1:28:34
What's tall? He's right? You think because of your nickname, sometimes
1:29:13
you forget yours. Oh yeah, look look look I forget. So the
1:29:18
other day the other day, I was somewhere and somebody asked me, like
1:29:24
it's a very corporate setting and somebody asked me, what's your name? And
1:29:29
I'll go like candlish, right, and they go like, no, your
1:29:31
government. And I had to try and remember what my governments are, you
1:29:36
know, because in my head, let me tell you this, in my
1:29:42
head, I'm candlish. You in my head, when I think, I'm
1:29:46
like, yo, you're Cardlish, what are you doing? Okay? Like
1:29:50
in my head, it's like the way Batman is never Bruce Wayne in his
1:29:54
mind, he's always Batman, you get. So in my mind, I'm
1:29:59
candlish. So when you try to tell me that I have governments, I'm
1:30:01
like, what do you mean government? No, that's what my mom made.
1:30:08
I am Camblish. I'm trying to look at the change and the formality
1:30:12
of me changing my name and me calling me jobie, and the people are
1:30:15
that into that. I can't believe I made that mage from Jupiter to Joe
1:30:23
because I hate people used to mispronounce my name. So what's the worst pronunciation
1:30:28
ever? Jupiter? No, what's the planet Jupiter? I had a teacher
1:30:42
I used to call me. Now it's a teacher. Can imagine a teacher.
1:30:45
It's like years and years Cadblish, Yeah, Jupiter camea Jupiter used done
1:30:49
this? Jupiter. H just just just imagine this. So I have a
1:31:11
friend called Peter right, my government there is like Simon right so so,
1:31:20
so imagine this the Simon Peter show. You know, it doesn't sound right.
1:31:28
It sounds like betrayal. It sounds like I deny Christ. It sounds
1:31:32
like Christy Fini is about to happen, I know, right, like be
1:31:38
about to come up from me a nipples like me simm the hell now,
1:31:46
you know? But but you know why, I'm proud of my name,
1:31:48
like the Simon I'm named after. Uh, I'm named after my grandfather.
1:31:59
Find it's a cool but at least they had it, so I'm trying to
1:32:02
embrace it. Uh, that's why that's the only English name my ID.
1:32:10
It was up to me, I wouldn't have an English name English. I
1:32:16
don't even know what you bid means, man bro in Google, there's job
1:32:21
that what if you what if you find the original jobbid that was like a
1:32:25
rapist or something, I denounce my name or they were like a serial killer
1:32:32
black people. If there isn't that's a good part in Google. There's nothing.
1:32:40
Basically, Google does not technology. You don't exist JOBID that is no
1:32:46
term that exists in this world. And I tried asking my dad, and
1:32:53
that was after my mom passed away. So he was like, I don't
1:32:56
know. Look, I don't know. The creativity on your mom, the
1:33:06
creativity on that Roman is amazing. She came up with the name of thin
1:33:11
Air, Like come here, I mean, have you heard my brother's name?
1:33:17
Where that came from? You? You don't know whe your mom will
1:33:21
give birth, wake up and name it the first thing you think, so
1:33:30
you know this is these are whiskey names. I don't know, man after
1:33:39
whiskey feeling good? Your mom like your mama joke. I think my brother
1:34:01
and I have the most unique names in the world. And I brother about
1:34:05
that. Trust me. I have never before today or before I met you.
1:34:12
Okay, before I met you, I had never met a job bed
1:34:15
and before I met you, I never met a testy. So when I
1:34:19
tell you you're one of one, I mean nice, right, I mean
1:34:26
God, try go time J H B I, D E R. I've
1:34:30
looked for them. You remember you, remember you remember those those those stones
1:34:34
that used to tell you thank you for calling publish publishments, and thank you
1:34:42
for calling Peter, Thank you for calling Paul especially so you had many in
1:34:49
your thank you for calling the Book of the Bible city this script. I
1:35:00
tell you, Daniels, you know you're not You're not. You know.
1:35:10
For for a minute, I've just gotten there. I've understood where the daddy
1:35:15
talks come. Imagine remember when those people could put like remember you could sink
1:35:28
in Mary, you could sink in Suzana. Then Google could bring up your
1:35:32
your tone. I tried your bed before. Before that, there was there
1:35:39
you remember in high school, in high school and during festivals, these guys
1:35:43
that sell kids with like a name, a description down there jobs. What
1:35:54
about the bottles when they were putting names? He never you knows. Imagine
1:36:00
one s I drank myself a few times. One what were your name?
1:36:10
And then your child? I look, let me criticize women for a bit.
1:36:19
The militi of women and jokes. Women in jokes are like oil and
1:36:24
water. They never understand each other. So all I said is this,
1:36:29
I was your child at the time, what was your child's first name?
1:36:36
I was still, I was still silent back then. I was still.
1:36:43
I was still I was still rolling with my and you know, you know,
1:36:45
funny thing, my entire life, I've never really I've never really introduced
1:36:49
myself as Simon. This is me on you right now, say say one
1:37:06
more thing. But so, for the longest time, I never really identified
1:37:15
as Simon, always identified as one more. So whenever people who that's emotion
1:37:21
name, you're like one more you know, because I identified with that more
1:37:28
than the Caucasian end of it when I go to the village. And that's
1:37:36
what I hate that name. What does it mean? You are an outsider?
1:37:41
That's one of the reasons I hate that name. Your mom called your
1:37:47
outside. Know, my grandma, your grandmother called you. Grandma was called
1:37:53
an outside. My grandma was Wansa. So I was named after my grandma,
1:38:01
which means an outsider. And for RelA, I am an outsider.
1:38:09
But you know that's that's sortally is a bad thing, right you trust me?
1:38:14
It's not men. Thank you so much, mama, madam. Let
1:38:51
me ask you something. Do you believe that that that that that man should
1:38:58
not have said Reid should should men? No, my life seeming retention false,
1:39:21
shake the dying man, you know, basically, keep keep, let
1:39:38
me dumb it down, let me dumb it down, let me dumb it
1:39:40
down a bit. What kid told you is you cannot sex. But you
1:39:44
don't need to know every time. So la lay, let me ask if
1:40:01
you if you don't know as the mine, you're gonna hurt. What do
1:40:05
you mean? No, I don't need to do I want to Yes,
1:40:12
you mean men can satisfy women without nothing. Yes, I don't need to
1:40:17
know to make you come. Okay, that's good. But I don't believe
1:40:24
men have the ability to control themselves. Oh yeah, that's why we can
1:40:28
even control or not. You know. I was I've been reading. I've
1:40:46
been I've been reading some archeological uh papers, and then some community I think
1:40:53
it's somewhere in Central Africa. Right, it's from the minute you hit ten
1:40:57
as a boy. Okay, they start teaching sexual education and Joe allowed to
1:41:02
have sex with older women so that you can practice sex and how to satisfide
1:41:10
women without losing your male energy. I don't know the knowledge of what you
1:41:16
said is coming from in my mind, but I agree with you. That's
1:41:19
true. That used to happen where men, boys, young boy, yeah,
1:41:25
could be taught that especially. Actually, sexual education was very important.
1:41:30
It was taken very practice. Yeah, there was practice to it. I
1:41:35
don't I know that true? Yeah? So so and then they were saying.
1:41:45
Yeah, they were saying that they they'd be taught, These kids would
1:41:50
be grouped into age sets and they'd be taught by different people, and then
1:41:56
women would from the community will volunteer, uh as to who will be teaching
1:42:02
which sets. So you'd have like three or four boys that have said with
1:42:05
that one, three or four boys that have said with that one, and
1:42:09
it's it's not it's less about the ejaculation, more about the learning, more
1:42:18
about learning the yeah yeah yeah, and and it's happening today, Keith.
1:42:31
So yeah, yeah, with the ties out, it's beautiful man, Yeah,
1:43:32
yeah, yeah, yeah, m hmm, I know, right,
1:43:53
Kie, it's so beautiful, like they they're so natural. Really, they're
1:43:57
not intimidated, they're not afraid, dubbit, you ain't dumb. It's a
1:44:10
lot of time beautiful, beautiful, Yeah, no, m hm, keep
1:44:36
keep keep let me help me, help me reconcile this. But as an
1:44:43
outsider, when you first see it, it's so sexual for you, right,
1:44:46
But as you experience and as you get to know what it is,
1:44:50
it becomes more. Now listen, listen, keep keep, let me finish,
1:44:56
let me finish, let me finish real quick. So the minute.
1:45:00
The minute you see that, first you're like, yo, is right,
1:45:04
So it's a very sexual thing for you. And then as you watch it
1:45:09
and as you talk to them, and as you understand the culture more,
1:45:12
it cluses that sexualness to to to to to the the practice, and it
1:45:17
becomes more of a cultural thing when now you understand it from a whole other
1:45:23
perspective apart from for me, I didn't expect it. Yeah, God,
1:45:47
damn, look at this. This is so beautiful. This is for me
1:45:51
at first, because I was I was I was really young at the time,
1:45:59
So I was really at the time, barely twenty three years old,
1:46:02
barely two years old. And I got to witness this and I was like,
1:46:08
for like the first few minutes, you know, it was tits for
1:46:11
me, right, Like different type of tits everywhere. But we were having
1:46:17
conversations with these people, and I realized something. For them, it's not
1:46:21
about tits, It's about their culture. It's about something bigger, about honoring
1:46:28
their ancestors, honoring their culture, and putting their culture first before and a
1:46:34
culture that existed before the Western forces came out and tried to pervertize that culture,
1:46:42
try to make that culture look exactly. Yeah, yeah, okay,
1:47:16
but what what Let me ask you this. Let me ask you this.
1:47:20
What's the difference between that and what happens in New Orleans with the beads?
1:47:44
No man on my bucket list. On my bucket list, many gras exists,
1:48:03
but the US doesn't. I don't want to. I want to come
1:48:08
to the United States, specifically to Maniga, go to New Orleans, experience
1:48:15
that and go home. Yep. Now it's all about its now out in
1:50:00
the steel, I see them more. Hopthetic body can become an African.
1:50:06
Can't get talking from the circle and like God damn name and my mother book
1:50:12
in Africa. I don't hone him allowed, sir, all that ship together.
1:50:18
Don't try you because you're the but got they brother, don't go honey,
1:50:24
been goa. We got that come con when they got down, they
1:50:28
got the hit her to Central alp the cat something. But my child,
1:50:36
it's all like as got the back of the different Fried all that got the
1:50:42
puppet feel. Yeah, and it's a beautiful ship. Like t get me
1:50:48
the time. This ain't an Africay, I ain't yet. I see more
1:50:55
African ship then it will sell. But you know, I've never seen a
1:51:00
m I can see that. I can see that I can reconcile with that
1:51:12
because you know why, kids, because the people that left Africa held their
1:51:17
culture and their beliefs at a higher regard than those that remained in Africa.
1:51:21
Those that remained there were open to the white knowledge that was being purported at
1:51:29
the time, and they lost their culture over trying to get in bed with
1:51:34
the news. Yeah, they still survived, and then't pocket. Yeah all
1:52:03
the still survived from cat they hold over because that's when they ripped our names.
1:52:10
You know, ain't nobody from Aprica. They don't got that keep the
1:52:14
sea the name. And then they told you, you know, they didn't
1:52:18
like y'all need to talk. They told that they came from al They chuse
1:52:24
your mother and father because the prot of the slaves. And they kept they
1:52:28
kept me belt like they kept very bad. So it's said, how do
1:52:33
you think it's from the belt. He said, what you telling you can
1:52:36
bring the famine. They gonna get the bag, he gonna keep the children.
1:52:41
They don't let they don't come from nowhere, but it's plantation. Don't
1:52:45
you don't teach them nothing about Africa at home? They go and ask when
1:52:49
they come about saying, come with this plantation. Now when I come about
1:52:54
the balking, no way. I've always been a slave, always wanting,
1:53:01
So that's what it is, waiting ship make himself. Always been a slave,
1:53:06
and you've always been up away. You know that's I love. I
1:53:14
didn't know after the tell a little bit. I mean, they get your
1:53:20
slave Bible and you wasn't allowed to read them, to check the higlas,
1:53:26
don't the people it mustn't keep the take you're gonna slave wasn't allowed to read
1:53:30
all right, you was gonna bet away. They could kill your hands and
1:53:35
you was got reading, all right. You was martin that and they kill
1:53:41
you from the other sleeve. It's best man stain and you're the man.
1:53:45
Because they wanted to put the fear in the woman so she would cheat the
1:53:49
next generation little kick man, because the woman put it from mind in bear
1:53:59
and yeah, yeah yeah. And And to all our occasion listeners, uh,
1:54:41
to all our canion listeners, let me give you a quick PSA.
1:54:44
During the festive season, since it's only one month to Christmas, the Kenyan
1:54:47
Police are going to be bringing back the alcohol to Kenyon Roads, So drink
1:54:53
responsibly and don't drive while drunk or under the influence of alcohol. Please.
1:55:00
It's a firstive season. Literally you need to be very careful, very careful,
1:55:06
very very careful. But anyway, they almost coming literally coming to the
1:55:10
end of today's show. And it's been a great discussion. It's been an
1:55:14
amazing topic and we do appreciate. I really really wish we could be back.
1:55:20
We're gonna be back on our TikTok tomorrow. Yeah, non by tomorrow,
1:55:30
I think by the Rhythm Sculpture we're gonna be back. So the Rhythm
1:55:34
Sculpture and the Africa Today Show we can have it on TikTok because we were
1:55:40
cut off at two thirty last week, so just supposed to take that is
1:55:45
seven days. But anyway, marsh Love family, we're coming to the end
1:55:47
of the show. Afterday, this has been the Culture Show. No I'm
1:55:58
angry, man, I don't know what I'm having. You just call me
1:56:11
skim. You didn't just call me much love for me. Thank you old
1:56:20
us been that. This has been the Culture Show, brought to you every
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to question your favorite music. Joby tell us who keep saying this, I'm
1:56:47
looking this good for no money? Who are you looking good for? Tell
1:56:54
us? Who's this? Mystery man? Who's this mystery? Meg? Wi?
1:57:00
A woman who is many? Look, we don't know I'm gay.
1:57:11
We don't know until you say it. I'm not until you say, we
1:57:15
don't know. I job the song Molly, they don't talk. Yeah,
1:57:23
I am not gay until you put we don't recognize. But anyway, Yeah
1:57:32
for me, Thank you so much, you guys tomorrow on a different problem.
1:57:50
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1:58:04
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1:58:10
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I was going to my boss. Hell yeah, yes baby, I'm in
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