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KUTU IN QATAR · PONDIS PODCAST

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Speaker 1: All right, ladies and gentlemen. Mic check, one, two, we
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Speaker 2: This is the Pondis Podcast. They call me VDJ Kevo Pondis. A.K.A.
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Speaker 1: So, ladies and gentlemen, hello. Season 26.
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Speaker 2: Are you ready for this? Episode 8. We are on.
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Speaker 2: We are here. Either way, peeps. I'm telling you, today's
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Speaker 2: story is fire deadly.
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Speaker 1: Fire deadly, I say fire deadly, is fire being fire,
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Speaker 1: normal being normal, gory being gory, crazy energy you guys.
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Speaker 1: So today ladies and gentlemen, I'm taking you to a
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Speaker 1: place called Qatar, you guys.
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Speaker 2: I'm not going to give you specifics deadly.
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Speaker 1: You know obviously, stories are real stories and I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to give you anything. You know, some specifics, details, eh,
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Speaker 1: to singize our character, Mtaro, you guy.
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Speaker 2: Ha! Either way.
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Speaker 1: Pips, our main character, Leo, Udem, nafikiria producer, tumute jinagani,
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Speaker 1: bethe shout out to my two amazing producers, Vin and Kim. Kimani,
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Speaker 1: you're doing amazing work now.
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Speaker 2: And Deadly. So, give me, producer, give me a name.
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Speaker 1: Ha!
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Speaker 2: So ladies and gentlemen, our main character of the day,
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Speaker 2: today we are going to call him Dem. Okay, it's Dem.
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Speaker 2: Today we are going to call him Betty. So Betty
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Speaker 2: is from Kenya.
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Speaker 1: She said, Kenya doesn't have a form. So Betty said,
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Speaker 1: let me go and try a greener posture. And ladies
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Speaker 1: and gentlemen, as usual, Betty came online. She looked for
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Speaker 1: agencies that take people to Qatar. You know that process
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Speaker 1: where you look for an agency that will take you
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Speaker 1: to Qatar. So she completed that process. And ladies and gentlemen,
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Speaker 1: everything Betty did was fitting. visa, air ticket, the passport,
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Speaker 1: and she got very nice agents to take her to Qatar.
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Speaker 1: The day of going to Qatar, ladies and gentlemen, has come.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I didn't tell you, Demotu Beti has two young kids.
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Speaker 1: So, in short, Beti is a single mom. Ah, the
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Speaker 1: mother of the children, Mtaro, you guy.
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Speaker 2: Ha ha ha. So, Bitiya came to Qatar.
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Speaker 1: Obviously, his children left with their relatives in his mother's village. Yo,
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Speaker 1: and he arrived at the airport, called again, he came
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Speaker 1: to JKIA, he came to Kondege, ladies and gentlemen, and
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Speaker 1: he called Shugli all the way to Qatar. Demotubetia has
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Speaker 1: reached Qatar, a new country, new cultures, new people. You know,
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Speaker 1: it's a completely new environment. And like I said, obviously,
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Speaker 1: there are stories like, oh, Qatar is bad. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if anyone is going to stay there. You know,
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Speaker 1: there are people who are tested. So Betty had the
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Speaker 1: fears though because we've seen actually kuna watu wa menda
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Speaker 1: uko wa merudi in body bags, kuna watu wa menda
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Speaker 1: uko wa metesua, we've seen them online wakiyomba away ya
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Speaker 1: kurudi back. We've seen, there is, I was telling Betty
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Speaker 1: there are some ladies called Kemboys in Qatar. Those are
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Speaker 1: Kenyans who have left their places to work. So they're
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Speaker 1: just like strolling around. They get these quick, quick jobs
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Speaker 1: they do. Ladies and gentlemen, so Betty arrived in Qatar.
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Speaker 1: And when she arrived, she got her bosses. They introduced themselves. Yo,
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Speaker 1: and they told her, feel welcomed. You know, how you can,
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Speaker 1: you can call someone for orientation. We're meeting at this
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Speaker 1: particular time. So by this time, breakfast is ready. Oh,
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Speaker 1: how is the ocean? So Udemo was like prepared for everything.
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Speaker 1: Because when he looked back at home, the situation was
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Speaker 1: still deadly. There, little by little, when he was in Kenya,
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Speaker 1: he was in trouble, guys. So, Akopale Katara came to
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Speaker 1: send me deadly. The contract was for two hundred, you guys. Dame,
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Speaker 1: she sent me deadly. Every day, she would wake up
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Speaker 1: at three, she would sleep at twelve, she would wake
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Speaker 1: up at three, she would fight Shugli. And you all
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Speaker 1: know how Shugli did it. She was a house help. So,
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Speaker 1: I don't want to give you details of how he
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Speaker 1: was working. Because, ladies and gentlemen, he was a very
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Speaker 1: hard worker. When I say a hard worker, I mean
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Speaker 1: a freaking hard worker, you guys. So, at work, he
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Speaker 1: was a very hard worker, you guys. He was working
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Speaker 1: very hard.
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Speaker 2: Okay, okay.
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Speaker 1: So ladies and gentlemen, if it comes to fighting hard
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Speaker 1: at work, Demutu BT is the damn hard working you guy.
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Speaker 2: And truly, his bosses were with him.
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Speaker 1: The wife, the husband, and the kids who were with him,
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Speaker 1: they loved him so much. Because he was friendly with
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Speaker 1: the children. The children loved him. The housewife loved him.
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Speaker 1: The house husband loved him. Ha ha ha!
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Speaker 2: You guy, let me just use that.
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Speaker 1: As in, Betty is a very easy person.
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Speaker 2: She has a different energy.
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Speaker 1: She has a different interaction. She's easy with people and
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Speaker 1: she's easily lovable. Ladies and gentlemen.
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Speaker 2: Perfect.
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Speaker 1: So, focus on Betty. Let's focus on Betty because her
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Speaker 1: work is very good. Now our girl is in a
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Speaker 1: different country, you guys.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no. What should I do?
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Speaker 1: Our Dembe T has found a dead body. He has
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Speaker 1: found a dead body. And this dead body, ladies and gentlemen,
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Speaker 1: you know, is dead. This Dembe has found a dead body.
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Speaker 1: He has found a dead body. He has found a
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Speaker 1: dead body. He has found a dead body.
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Speaker 3: Perfecto.
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Speaker 1: Dema kanza kujipiga apunyeto, you guy. Dema kanza kunyonga. Yo,
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Speaker 1: na ilikuwa na mbamba deadly. Every day before lale, you 12, eh.
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Speaker 1: Ana guza, guza the thing, you guy. Na sometimes mchana,
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Speaker 1: aki maliza, maliza kazi, na napata few minutes. Yo, alikuwa
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Speaker 1: na nyorosha the cleat. Alikuwa na irab deadly.
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Speaker 2: Perfecto, you guy.
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Speaker 1: So Dima was looking for something to eat. Self-satisfaction, you guys.
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Speaker 1: He was eating the boobies. He was eating the food.
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Speaker 2: You guys.
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Speaker 1: Dima was eating the noodles. Little by little, he was.
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Speaker 2: Exploring the fruits. The bananas.
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Speaker 1: Anything with dildos. Little by little, he was eating the food.
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Speaker 1: Dima was eating all of his food. So, the pattern continued.
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Speaker 1: And at least he kept on talking. Plus, he would
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Speaker 1: go to Telegram and send videos to people. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if there are people who exchange pictures of their
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Speaker 1: kidneys with V1s. Sometimes, online, he would find someone to
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Speaker 1: video call that day. Those guys would fight for our
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Speaker 1: money in a video call. Ladies and gentlemen, the issue
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Speaker 1: started to get really bad. So Demutu Beti started to
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Speaker 1: get addicted to that guy. Every time he feels that
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Speaker 1: there's something wrong, he's away from home. He doesn't have
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Speaker 1: anyone to use that thing. Yo, I love who you
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Speaker 1: are pussy. Asks for the thing you got.
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Speaker 2: Yo!
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Speaker 1: So, ladies and gentlemen, it is now official. Nikiwambia kwamba,
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Speaker 1: Demutu alikuwa napiga bongela punyeto. Punyeto ni master freaking passion
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Speaker 1: to all our audiences abroad, you guy. Alikuwa napiga bongela punyeto.
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Speaker 1: Guess what, ladies and gentlemen? He was not busy with work.
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Speaker 1: He was busy with work. He was busy with work.
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Speaker 1: He was busy with work. He was busy with work.
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Speaker 1: He was busy with work. He was busy with work.
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Speaker 1: I don't know the names of the Arabs either. But
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Speaker 1: these are the names of the Muslims. Let's call the
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Speaker 1: man of the house a friend. The man of the
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Speaker 1: house is called Abdurrahman. So, Abdurrahman got off. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if it was leave or wherever he was working.
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Speaker 1: He got leave. So, it was leave.
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Speaker 2: Leave was a month, right producer? Yes. I don't know
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Speaker 2: what setting, but.
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Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, this particular day, Demutu Beti is alone
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Speaker 1: in the house with the man of the house, Abdul Rahman. So,
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Speaker 1: Betia has done a lot of work. You know, housework
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Speaker 1: is done deadly. There's nothing small. Yo, the house is clean.
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Speaker 1: The clothes are clean. The food is ready in case
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Speaker 1: the man of the house that I told you one
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Speaker 1: too is to put it in the microwave and cook it. Yo,
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Speaker 1: everything in the house is sparkling clean. I say sparkling
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Speaker 1: clean and I mean super duper clean, you guys. Pips, hello,
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Speaker 1: mkona mimi. Let's do this, iweze, mnotena sana. So, amegituma
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Speaker 1: yake yote. Nikisema yake yote na manisha, deadly.
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Speaker 2: So, hi siku.
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Speaker 1: Okay, nadhani ni now like the second day wakona the
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Speaker 1: husband alone. The husband pia akiwa home. Nimtu pia akona
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Speaker 1: ma-meeting online. Hapa ma-zoom-zoom, nini-nini. You know, siya tiya kowata
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Speaker 1: all of that much.
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Speaker 2: Bada wana-work.
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Speaker 1: But now, at least he's walking from home slightly for
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Speaker 1: that week. When he's off. So, sometimes he's over there
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Speaker 1: doing one, two things here and there.
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Speaker 2: Yo! He's drinking.
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Speaker 1: Yo!
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Speaker 2: And he's wearing a deadly. So, peeps. Hello. You're with
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Speaker 2: me again.
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Speaker 1: So, on those days when he's off.
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Speaker 2: The man of the house, apparently shopping was on. And, uh.
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Speaker 1: The man of the house said, Betty, get in the car.
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Speaker 1: We pick whatever is not in the house. Let's buy
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Speaker 1: some shopping for the house. Betty got in the car.
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Speaker 1: She went to the mall.
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Speaker 2: Land in Qatar.
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Speaker 1: She heard the kids saying Qatar is super duper clean.
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Speaker 2: You guy.
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Speaker 1: She went to the mall. She picked up shopping. Everything needed.
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Speaker 1: Then they came back to the house. The man put
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Speaker 1: the things he had in the fridge in the fridge.
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Speaker 1: The dry things he had in the different storage he
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Speaker 1: put them in. Yo, they ate lunch. They did that
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Speaker 1: few bitings and... Perfecto. Dempsey got a few minutes to eat.
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Speaker 1: The husband was on the laptop now. He opened it
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Speaker 1: and was working somewhere in a small home office. Ah,
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Speaker 1: bongi la shugli. I didn't tell him I love to
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Speaker 1: eat deadly. Betty went to her room. Slowly, she made
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Speaker 1: herself sleep, taking a nap. Because as long as the
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Speaker 1: house is clean, her bosses won't leave her. Because I
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Speaker 1: said she didn't get much time to sleep. Because if
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Speaker 1: she sleeps 12, it's 12 to 1, 1 to 2,
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Speaker 1: 2 to 3, she'll wake up in 3 hours. So sometimes,
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Speaker 1: if she gets time to take a nap, she'll get power.
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Speaker 1: She'll get 30-40 minutes. So she went to her room. Ah,
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Speaker 1: boss is wajamkazia. So, fika kwa roomi ake, kawa kawa,
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Speaker 1: shugli noma. Aka chukwa simi ake, alikuwa na samngu ati
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Speaker 1: zapuza kuot. Demo kanza kujirabu, you guy. Kumbuka na ifanya upole, upole,
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Speaker 1: you guy. Atoi sauti, e demo menza kujirabu uko. E
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Speaker 1: na jiguza boobs, nini, nini. Her pussy is wet as fuck.
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Speaker 2: You guy!
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Speaker 1: E demo meji dara like freaking bad uko tini him.
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Speaker 2: And a wet deadly. Guess what, ladies and gentlemen? Rumi Abeti.
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Speaker 1: Rumi Abeti, apparently, is in some corridor near the children's room. Okay,
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Speaker 1: it's the children's room, then Abeti, then sitting, or kitchen,
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Speaker 1: I don't know. But Rumi Abeti is close to the
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Speaker 1: children's room. So I don't know what the husband was
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Speaker 1: going to do. I have no freaking idea. Because Betty
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Speaker 1: doesn't have an idea. So the husband was passing by.
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Speaker 1: I remember he was passing by slowly. He didn't know
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Speaker 1: what was going on.
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Speaker 2: Slowly.
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Speaker 1: The house was empty. I noticed most rich people. The
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Speaker 1: house was full of people. But if you go to
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Speaker 1: the house and watch a movie with a volume.
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Speaker 2: So, this house.
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Speaker 1: Has been demolished. The man of the house, Abdul Rahman,
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Speaker 1: has gone to the children's room. So, to get to
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Speaker 1: the house, the room, to the room of Betty's room,
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know if the man of
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Speaker 1: the house was Radha or something.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: He heard a little bit of Betty's room. He heard
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Speaker 1: that Betty was... You know, there's a way of taking,
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Speaker 1: especially when you're in... Space Sambayo, ah, wezi, wezi moon deadly.
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Speaker 2: Una breathing it too heavily. Evil. Ah, yo guy, at
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Speaker 2: least he will deliver, yo guy.
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Speaker 1: Eh, so, Abdurrahman is there in Mlango. I don't know,
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Speaker 1: I don't know. You know, men, we are very funny,
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Speaker 1: yo guy. I'll explain that later. So, peeps, Siyakopale is
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Speaker 1: doing one-twos. Ah, the husband is starting to listen to
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Speaker 1: the demon.
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Speaker 2: He's moaning. So the husband opened it slowly.
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Speaker 1: Luckily, ladies and gentlemen, so this room when you enter
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Speaker 1: the room, here are the wardrobes.
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Speaker 2: Then the bed was on this side of the wardrobe.
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Speaker 1: So the room has a lounge, so that's what we're doing.
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Speaker 1: The husband came in, he took a look at the wardrobe.
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Speaker 1: The man was closing his eyes with a guitar and
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Speaker 1: all the boobies were out. The man of the house
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Speaker 1: was watching.
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Speaker 2: Nakamakawa, you guy.
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Speaker 1: Even if you find someone in that room and you're watching,
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Speaker 1: your body will automatically react to changes in the environment.
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Speaker 2: You guys are low. Hey, the husband too, he's over there.
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Speaker 2: Remember the other day, BT?
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Speaker 1: You know, he's over there like almost climax. He's closed
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Speaker 1: his eyes just to breathe. He's holding his boobs. His
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Speaker 1: hands are like dollars. They're all over there. Because he's
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Speaker 1: wet as fuck.
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Speaker 3: Pips!
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Speaker 2: Hey, the husband is over there as fuck.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: When BT came in, he grabbed that guy. He opened
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Speaker 2: his eyes. Shit! Shit! Anapata boss wake. Hapo kwa mpigo. Tena.
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Speaker 1: Sana.
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Speaker 2: So unajuo kwanza mtu ushtuka.
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Speaker 1: Unajaribu kujifunika funika ninini. Oh sorry boss ninini. Izo rakati.
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Speaker 1: Boss haka momia relax. You are an adult. Najuo sa
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Speaker 1: zingine ajukuwa. You don't apologize for doing what your body wants.
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Speaker 2: Husband haka mombia can I join you please.
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Speaker 1: You know, so Betia was very skeptical because normally if
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Speaker 1: you've interacted with any person working outside the country, particularly Qatar, Kuwait, Oman,
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Speaker 1: those countries that you know are Islam-deadly, it's taboo for you.
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Speaker 2: To sleep with the man of the house.
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Speaker 1: I hear if you can get a man, you'll be
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Speaker 1: shot or you'll be killed, literally. After some little convincing
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Speaker 1: up a cool end, Dame Pia was horny as fuck.
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Speaker 2: I miss Dick.
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Speaker 1: I was told that Dame Kenya was on fire. In
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Speaker 1: a week, the fire was less than 30 million. Because
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Speaker 1: after three days, she was on fire. So, I miss
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Speaker 1: Dick deadly. I was looking at him. He was so fat.
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Speaker 1: He was running down the floor. He had some shots.
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Speaker 1: He was running down the floor. I was looking at him.
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Speaker 1: Dick was bouncing on his shot.
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Speaker 2: Hey! Let's do this.
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Speaker 1: Without further ado, ladies and freaking gentlemen, our boss Abdirahman
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Speaker 1: proceeds to come up to bed. Pia e nika likuwa
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Speaker 1: kutu deadly. Nika waifu eke likuwa na mkazi ya kazi
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Speaker 1: ya ishugli. Because pia mzaya likuwa me missing stuff deadly.
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Speaker 3: Pips.
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Speaker 1: E mzaya kanza kukis apo beti. Yo akimdara o boobs.
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Speaker 1: Beti ya menza kumdaradik ninini. Beti ya kan dress mzayati show.
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Speaker 1: Kumbuka wako very comfortable because maluoneshi ni very secure. Ata
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Speaker 1: mtu wa keza kuja before fungwe gate, before pande.
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Speaker 2: Ni enough time. Yeah, them two. You know Kuvongo and stuff. Pips!
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Speaker 1: Biti, he started dressing up like a show. He took
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Speaker 1: a shot, you guys.
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Speaker 2: And like a cow, like a cow.
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Speaker 1: Biti, he didn't want to waste time. He put the
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Speaker 1: dick inside the thing, you guys. I'm telling you, them guys. Pia,
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Speaker 1: she was missing something. She was working on a date game.
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you, he was so mad at me like
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Speaker 1: no one's business. Yeah, I'm telling you, he was so
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Speaker 1: mad at me like no one's business.
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Speaker 1: was first commonged by the boss,
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Speaker 1: you guy. So, ladies and gentlemen, Even though Betty commonged
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Speaker 1: with the boss. And there's nothing bad like already the
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Speaker 1: two of you, even in that particular situation, you're fighting
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Speaker 1: more and more and more. You know how these things happen, eh? First,
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Speaker 1: if you were someone who was born in Mungo. So,
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Speaker 1: he and his wife would sneak around. Sometimes his wife
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Speaker 1: would come home. Munchana, munchana. As Betty goes back to
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Speaker 1: the work. So, Mzae and Betim, they would sneak around,
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Speaker 1: kumongaing each other deadly. So, Mzae likuaga carefully ninini kumonga,
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Speaker 1: nani naliku at least ana, you know, ana monitor, monitor hapa,
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Speaker 1: boli sipatikan in the process, ha? Because Mzae likuaga mejipanga,
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Speaker 1: ziyo likuaga natawapi izo ma, ma dawa za, ma pitua
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Speaker 1: or something.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Either way, nika, likuaga nabaya, ma, I don't know. Nasike
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Speaker 1: uko kupata vitu, flanini, nadra deadly. So, peeps, for two years,
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Speaker 1: when he was in Qatar, Demutu Beti, he was, God,
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Speaker 1: at least he was, at least now, he got a little,
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Speaker 1: a little, so, he was, you know, he was balancing
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Speaker 1: the equation, yo guy, ha, that is all for today,
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Speaker 1: my people, story of Beti, Beti was God, and he
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Speaker 1: was able, again, like you, like me, ladies and gentlemen,
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Speaker 1: this is the Pondis podcast, ha, ha, ha, Playing on
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Speaker 1: my background is Nadia Mukami.
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Speaker 2: Featuring Aro Buize, Yuga Ngoma, and Yumba. U.S.A. Deadly Uno
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Speaker 2: Freaking Tena Sana. Yo! This is Late Night Recording. Yo!
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Speaker 1: Late Night Recording. If you're new hopper, this is how
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Speaker 1: we're doing this thing, eh? Kama kawa, kama dao. Sinonyo,
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Speaker 1: mi wapenda deadly.
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Speaker 2: No, freaking.
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Speaker 1: Tena sana. Santeni sana for being with us. You guys
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Speaker 1: are super the best.
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Speaker 2: Super duper, eh? That is why we always give you
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Speaker 2: the best because you are the best, eh?
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Speaker 1: Kama kawa, si mna kumbuka, mi ndio mzazi. Awe ngine
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Speaker 1: niwa igizaji. You know, the Messiah, the Black Messiah himself. Pips,
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Speaker 1: I just want to finish the pod on that note.
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Speaker 1: Professor has told me to stop for a couple of minutes.
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Speaker 1: So I'm signing out to all the ladies.
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Speaker 2: To all the men.
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Speaker 1: He says to all of you see you on season
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Speaker 1: 26 episode 9 yoga ladies and gentlemen tomorrow is another
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Speaker 1: amazing beautiful day they call me aka aka and peeps
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Speaker 1: we are out see you on the next episode hello.
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Speaker 2: We have real, authentic Kenyan stories. Oh, my God.
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Speaker 1: If you're able to, like, admire yourself intimately, that's self-love.
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Speaker 2: Oh, my God. I would have advertised all the toys,
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Speaker 2: even the beads. Yeah, that's crazy.
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Speaker 1: Electrical engineering communging an electric.
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Speaker 2: Post in Texas. Peace. Peace. Texas. This is on this
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Speaker 2: podcast where we give you nothing but the truth.