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2025 New Year's Resolution Challenge: Transform Your Life in 30 Days with Clarity & Consistency · Earn Your Leisure

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Speaker 1: like literally every day.
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Speaker 2: Doing the same thing for years. Mm hmm. That's it,
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Speaker 2: Like you can't.
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Speaker 1: It sounds like it's the easiest thing to do it,
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Speaker 1: but most people will will find a reason why they
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Speaker 1: can't do it. Yep, that's that's like every time I
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Speaker 1: talk to somebody, it's like, yeah, when I got this, Like, look,
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Speaker 1: you can keep making the excuses, but you're gonna keep
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Speaker 1: being in the same position. So figure out whether it's
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Speaker 1: from your financial standpoint, whether it's a health standpoint, relations standpoint,
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Speaker 1: Can you be consistent of something?
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Speaker 2: Most people aren't.
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Speaker 3: Our Balsa on Miami, get a ticket, Yo, they still
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Speaker 3: got spirit.
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Speaker 4: It's like the person that says that they can't work
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Speaker 4: out or they can't eat healthy. You're too busy to lift, right, Essentially,
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Speaker 4: you're too busy to live. So you're gonna die rather
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Speaker 4: than lift because you're too busy. And it's the same
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Speaker 4: thing with that, Like you too busy. Chris has said
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Speaker 4: this before. Shout out to Chris. He said, uh, you're
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Speaker 4: too busy to get rich. I get it right, understand it,
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Speaker 4: Like you know what I'm saying, no problem, And a
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Speaker 4: lot of people are too busy to get rich.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I know a lot of people like that. And
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Speaker 2: it's never been easier.
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Speaker 3: Like do you know how much I have to read
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Speaker 3: and study and be on charts to figure out just
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Speaker 3: where to get Like you don't have no hope, you
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Speaker 3: don't have to do watch your for hour and half
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Speaker 3: two hours.
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Speaker 2: That's the easy part is already. That's what I'm saying.
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Speaker 1: Like when we were creating on your Legion, it was
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Speaker 1: like read, re re reread. I'm reading all those things
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Speaker 1: because I know you're not going to facts. Straight up,
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Speaker 1: I'm reading everything, so I know what things are you're
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Speaker 1: going to find interesting, what things can help you. You
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Speaker 1: don't even have to go read them. This is what
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Speaker 1: this is like. We've done all this research every single
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Speaker 1: week for five years for you to listen for an
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Speaker 1: hour and a half maybe two hours for information that's
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Speaker 1: going to help you.
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Speaker 3: That that's there you reading today.
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Speaker 1: I can't bro yeah until I'm all right, I got
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Speaker 1: enough information for today.
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Speaker 4: But then also I want to I want to challenge
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Speaker 4: everybody to for New Year's resolutions, try to become sober.
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Speaker 4: That's important, Yes, that is important, because yeah, let's talk
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Speaker 4: about it. It's really it's really hurting your brain and
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Speaker 4: you're not You're not operating at the highest level possible.
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Speaker 4: So try to become sober. Try to cut the bullshit
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Speaker 4: out your diet.
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Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
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Speaker 4: Stop eating fast food, McDonald's, processed foods.
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Speaker 5: Just do it for a month.
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Speaker 4: Work out three to four times a week for an hour.
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Speaker 4: Drink try to drink at least a half but try
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Speaker 4: to drink a gallon of water a day. Yeah, because
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Speaker 4: what ends up happening is that you start to think
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Speaker 4: at a higher level, and you'll be surprised what clarity.
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Speaker 2: You will do a lot.
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Speaker 3: M My dad told me I'd be sober all the
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Speaker 3: time so I can be aware everything and collect everything.
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Speaker 4: And the last thing is break up. If you in
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Speaker 4: a if you're in a toxic relationship, breakup, say it.
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Speaker 4: I want to challenge you right now, yes, in facts,
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Speaker 4: break up now, break up now. If you're in a
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Speaker 4: toxic dating relationship, toxic whatever, break ended, now, do it now,
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Speaker 4: just now. I'm that serious.
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Speaker 5: See what, See what? Thirty days to do?
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Speaker 4: See what January because it's going to take a couple
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Speaker 4: weeks for you to kind of get acclem in it.
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Speaker 4: So start now by January thirty. First, I guarantee you
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Speaker 4: going to start to see life differently.
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Speaker 2: And if you are in a healthy relationship, I'll believe it.
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Speaker 2: I'll aspect that's more. I that's more into it.
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Speaker 1: Pour more into it, like I've had that conversation with you,
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Speaker 1: have had it with my wife, Like.
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Speaker 2: I could I could do more. I'm gonna do more.
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Speaker 2: I want to be better.
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Speaker 1: Like people say, oh you're a great guy, I could
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Speaker 1: be better. Pour more into that, like, dive more into that.
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Speaker 1: How how much better can you be as a man,
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Speaker 1: because if you're a better as a man, everything around
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Speaker 1: you will be better as well. So be better. We
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Speaker 1: can be better, be better. Then, I just want to
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Speaker 1: say this last point. Now let you go because it's
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Speaker 1: true and shout out to tap to Brown. She said
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Speaker 1: something to me very important, she said. We did the episode.
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Speaker 1: It was powerful, and I was like, yeah, I think
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna try to think any thing. And she was like, look,
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Speaker 1: how old are you. I was like, I'm forty. She
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Speaker 1: was like, you've done it your way for forty years.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't your body deserve a change for at least thirty days.
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Speaker 1: I was like, done, that's it. That's the lot I
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Speaker 1: needed to hear that for me to say, let me
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Speaker 1: try this.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: But the only thing about trying to become better, right,
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Speaker 4: that's what I want, not trying.
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Speaker 5: Sometimes you got to focus on yourself first.
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Speaker 4: So I said, it's hard to be a better partner
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Speaker 4: if I'm not optimalizing my own person.
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Speaker 2: Cook.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but what I said, you said, be a better
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Speaker 1: man first, right, Like I said, I know I can
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Speaker 1: be better so that I can make everything else better
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Speaker 1: around me. So that starts with me. But most people
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Speaker 1: they even try to me like I am who I am? Nah, bro,
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Speaker 1: like you will put here with a purpose, right, and
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Speaker 1: it may not just be for you like yes, you first,
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Speaker 1: but there are people around you that you affect. So
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Speaker 1: if you know, like like you said, I know I
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Speaker 1: can stop being junk food. Right, there's something that somebody's
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Speaker 1: saying like, yo, I know I can stop doing it.
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Speaker 1: If you know it, then this is the time. And
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Speaker 1: I know New Year's resolutions always people always started with
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Speaker 1: their phisim like starting today, like you know, I know
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Speaker 1: I could be better.
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Speaker 2: Let me try to do that. Let me do that,
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Speaker 2: not even try.
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Speaker 4: Let's issue a challenge to anybody that's listening. Yeah, thirty
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Speaker 4: day challenge. Become sober. Be sober for thirty days, right.
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Speaker 3: No alcohol Sunday, Funday and Saturday.
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Speaker 2: Right, No, no, no drugs, no alcohol.
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Speaker 3: No methcal, no molly, no no tesla.
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Speaker 1: That well that includes New Years now, Yeah, whenever you
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Speaker 1: want to start, but just be thirty beat be sober
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Speaker 1: for be sober for thirty days and stop eating bullshit
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Speaker 1: for thirty days.
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Speaker 5: You know what bullshit is?
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Speaker 4: You don't give you a whole strict diet, no soda,
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Speaker 4: no extra unnecessary sugar, no candy, no fast food. It
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Speaker 4: stop being bullshit for thirty days, work out three to
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Speaker 4: four times a week for the for a month.
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Speaker 5: This is something I forgot to say. Also, clean up
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Speaker 5: your algorithm big facts.
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Speaker 4: Read for once an hour day or listen to a
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Speaker 4: positive podcast, listen to YouTube, listen to something either read
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Speaker 4: or listen to something for one hour a day that's educational,
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Speaker 4: and and try to clean up your algorithm.
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Speaker 2: Can we add to that? I'm asking, well, I just
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Speaker 2: got one more.
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Speaker 5: I want to add to that one though.
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Speaker 2: Can we put social media in there?
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Speaker 5: That's the algorithm all together?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm thinking about my life algorithm like getting like
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Speaker 1: people don't I don't want that.
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Speaker 4: When I mean clean out your algorithm, I mean clean
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Speaker 4: out social media, like try to unfollow negative pages, unfollow bullshit,
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Speaker 4: like try not to like certain because that's how they are.
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Speaker 5: If you like things, so unfollow or what.
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Speaker 2: About if you don't use it like a week.
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Speaker 5: I don't want to be too.
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Speaker 4: I don't want to be to a streaming because social
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Speaker 4: media is vitally important, so it's kind of difficult to
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Speaker 4: tell people not to use social media for a month.
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Speaker 4: So I don't know to become monks. But then the
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Speaker 4: last thing is the end the relationship things. So if
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Speaker 4: you could do those five things, if you could do fives,
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Speaker 4: if you're sober in bad relationships, learn one hour a
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Speaker 4: day work out, and stop eating bad food. Try to
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Speaker 4: do those five things for thirty days and see see
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Speaker 4: what your life looks like after these thirty days.
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Speaker 1: Over, we're gonna combine. Be sober in your relationship. Well,
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Speaker 1: some of y'all just drunk in love. Be sober in relationship.
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Speaker 1: You start seeing clearly, like, well, who you are.
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Speaker 4: You're not it. You don't want to be in a relationship.
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Speaker 4: You got to be intoxicated to be in the relationship.
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Speaker 4: So I'm just saying, that's a that's a toxic. That's
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Speaker 4: the definition of toxic. Intoxicated to be in there.
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Speaker 3: You know, For those of you like how you know,
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Speaker 3: if you should, if you got to ask that question,
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Speaker 3: you should. I know it's tough, but pour into yourself
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Speaker 3: and if you're the toxic, on and work on not
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Speaker 3: being toxic. But for the fellows who need it, who
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Speaker 3: need a bag, I'm like yo a lot of times
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Speaker 3: because you're allowing certain shit in your life, Like okay,
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Speaker 3: them three or four hours. You're spending a week arguing
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Speaker 3: with that person. Somebody else has taken them three or
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Speaker 3: four hours to level their shit up in every area
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Speaker 3: of life, and you may not get the opportunity again.
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna say this too last. When you get an
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Speaker 3: opportunity to change your life, take it immediately. I'm so
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Speaker 3: tired of people I wasn't ready. It doesn't matter if
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Speaker 3: the flight leave at nine, board at eight forty. Some
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Speaker 3: of y'all want to wait two years later, and like, oh,
10:41
Speaker 3: what do I do you feel? That's what happens right now.
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Speaker 3: Some of y'all waited to even go vote and all
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Speaker 3: this other shit, and then you want to why don't
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Speaker 3: you tell them this when you want to talk to
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Speaker 3: the Democrats? He's in office now. Bro, you didn't go vote,
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Speaker 3: and I will.
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Speaker 4: I will issue percaution like I talked about. That's that's
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Speaker 4: something that's very negative on your life. This alcohol thing
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Speaker 4: is very negative, man, Like you got to really be
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Speaker 4: careful with alcohol because what ends up happening is that
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Speaker 4: you're killing your brain cells. And if you think about it,
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Speaker 4: with alcohol is the only thing, like if you drink
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Speaker 4: too much, what happens? You get alcohol poison that lets
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Speaker 4: you know something. You're actually poisoning your body every time
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Speaker 4: you do this. So of course everything in moderation, you know,
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Speaker 4: like I like champagne stuff like that. But when you're
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Speaker 4: getting drunk, what happens is that your body is not
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Speaker 4: optimizing at its full level. Then it's taking you a
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Speaker 4: day to recover. So you're actually killing days of your
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Speaker 4: life because it takes like that's why you call it hangover, right,
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Speaker 4: So we in the holiday I say that because we're
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Speaker 4: in a holiday season and everybody, you know it's party
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Speaker 4: is drinking, you know, and that's just really harmful to you,
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Speaker 4: and you know, it's unfortunately, like I watched a lot
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Speaker 4: of these documentaries. I was watching documentary by Native Americans,
11:56
Speaker 4: and they were saying, like, you know, that's that's one
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Speaker 4: of the main things that they did it right where
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Speaker 4: they introduced them. It's on the reservations. The guy was saying,
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Speaker 4: on the reservation in North Dakota. One of the biggest
12:06
Speaker 4: things that they have there is the diabetes. And that's
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Speaker 4: really sad because it's like the Native people never had
12:13
Speaker 4: health problems like that. They were very slim, but the
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Speaker 4: white man introduced them to so many things that that
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Speaker 4: that they wasn't taking part in, and they turned them
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Speaker 4: into alcoholics, and they turned them a lot, and the
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Speaker 4: alcoholics turned them to you know, eating fast food Kentucky
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Speaker 4: for and it's like, man, they literally just whoever didn't
12:30
Speaker 4: get killed physically, they slaughtered them mentally. And it's an
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Speaker 4: unfortunate situation. But it's the same play that happens over
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Speaker 4: and over and over again. It's like all of these
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Speaker 4: poor communities, you're going to see the same things. You're
12:41
Speaker 4: going to see people that you want to see a
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Speaker 4: liquor store, You're going to see a Kentucky Fried chicken
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Speaker 4: or Kennedy Fried chicken. You're going to see all of
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Speaker 4: that stuff. And then you also going to see the
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Speaker 4: diabetes center. Like that's why that movie was so ill,
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Speaker 4: like the who the Jimmy Foxx movie Tyrone, because it's
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Speaker 4: like when they did that, when he just looked and
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Speaker 4: he was like they just and it's like I understood
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Speaker 4: the symbolism behind that, Like I mean, like you we're
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Speaker 4: getting killed from the food that we eat and the
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Speaker 4: poisons that we put in our body. So it's like, yo,
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Speaker 4: if you want to smoke, I but it's like this
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Speaker 4: this weed that they're giving you. It's not from the ground,
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Speaker 4: it's it's synthetic. It got all kinds of chemicals in it,
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Speaker 4: and it's not helpful you either, like honestly, like you
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Speaker 4: know what I mean, Like I know it's gonna be
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Speaker 4: like the medicinal marijuana, but it's like it is a
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Speaker 4: gateway drug. And there's a lot of people that are
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Speaker 4: on K two and they didn't start with K two.
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Speaker 4: I don't know nobody that started with K two or
13:34
Speaker 4: started with fitting on. I don't know one person in
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Speaker 4: life that their first interactions with drug was to K
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Speaker 4: two and fentanel.
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Speaker 5: Heavy especially in that makes yes. So it's like yo, man.
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Speaker 4: And then we got to talk about there's an autism
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Speaker 4: epidemic as well, and that's that's now. That is I've
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Speaker 4: never seen so many kids with autism. Like I just
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Speaker 4: feel like it wasn't this many people.
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Speaker 5: Man. I can go on and on a lot of stuff.
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Speaker 4: It's blackout, but man, we gotta be careful what you're doing, man,
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Speaker 4: because it's like it's like walking a mindfield these days.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I started even in education, I started wandering back to
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Speaker 1: when we were in school. Was it prevalent and we
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Speaker 1: weren't aware or was it just not prevalent at all?
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Speaker 1: Because I started thinking, like early two thousands, I started
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Speaker 1: seeing it.
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Speaker 2: I'm working.
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Speaker 1: And I'm working as a teacher assistant in classrooms with
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Speaker 1: kids on the spectrum, all different levels.
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Speaker 2: At the time, it was cold spectrum. Obviously it's changed now, but.
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Speaker 1: I just started like, I'm glad you brought that up,
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Speaker 1: because I'm starting to think.
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Speaker 2: Like were we not aware or were we just blind
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Speaker 2: to it?
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Speaker 1: Because I mean, even now the numbers start to define,
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Speaker 1: like it's way more now, like I think it's it
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Speaker 1: started out being one out of every hundred kids in
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Speaker 1: the early two thousands, then it went down to one
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Speaker 1: every fifty I think now with them like one and
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Speaker 1: every one out of every ten. And so we start
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Speaker 1: to look at what are some of the the commonalities,
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Speaker 1: and it all pretty much goes back to one out
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Speaker 1: thirty five.
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Speaker 2: Some something. Some something's happening.
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Speaker 5: You do not even want to have a kid.
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Speaker 2: Something's happening. Could it be the food? Could it be
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Speaker 2: We don't they haven't really figured it out.
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Speaker 4: But and then it's mental health, mental health thing too,
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Speaker 4: like you gotta figure out like at what I mean
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Speaker 4: there was always there was always mental health issues, but
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Speaker 4: the rate at what we're seeing it couldn't have been
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Speaker 4: the same fifty years ago.
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Speaker 5: It couldn't have been the same.
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Speaker 4: Like it's like, I don't know, man, I feel like
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Speaker 4: one out of every four people got some mental health issues.
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Speaker 1: I think I think that increases though, which is scary
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Speaker 1: because yes, we just came out of pandemic, and from
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Speaker 1: a financial standpoint, everybody who's listening to this and probably watching.
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Speaker 2: Market Monday is financially great.
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Speaker 1: I'm thinking about those young kids who went through a pandemic,
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Speaker 1: the anxiety, the isolation, all those things that they're experiencing
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Speaker 1: at such a young age.
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Speaker 2: What does that look like, five, ten, fifty, We won't
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Speaker 2: know the effects. Yeah, but the depression.
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Speaker 5: Of social media? What is social media doing to your well?
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Speaker 2: But now you combine that with that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, one of my biggest fears that will cause Apple
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Speaker 3: to collapse if there's a global lawsuit about not only
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Speaker 3: the mental health effects has had but the radiation that's admitted,
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Speaker 3: and if that's ever passed, that it'd be it. But
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Speaker 3: we have to be very honest, Like social media and
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Speaker 3: time on the phone has degraded the quality of our life.
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Speaker 3: It's not in fashion. We don't have a sector to
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Speaker 3: replace it. But if there's a sector to replace it,
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Speaker 3: that is no and Apple has to fall on that sword.
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Speaker 3: I think we'll look back. I think the social media
16:52
Speaker 3: and phone epidemic is just as bad as a cigarette
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Speaker 3: epidemic of the sixties and seventies.
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Speaker 2: For our generation could be worse.
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Speaker 4: They're gonna look at the economic impacts of all this stuff,
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Speaker 4: like what's the economic impacts of autism?
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Speaker 2: Right?
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Speaker 4: Depending on how severe that is that the child might
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Speaker 4: have to live with their parents for the whole life,
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Speaker 4: so it's like they're not able to actually work, might
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Speaker 4: get disability on a certain level. Parent has to so man,
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Speaker 4: this is a very complex situation, but this economic impact situation,
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Speaker 4: it got to be looked at.
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Speaker 5: It has to. It has to be in the billions
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Speaker 5: of dollars for sure.
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Speaker 1: Even to have specialists inside of the schools. I remember
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Speaker 1: at the time, and this is like two thousand and three,
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Speaker 1: uh child out to Southern Wich has Als that was
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Speaker 1: my first employer. They would pay one hundred thousand dollars
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Speaker 1: to have services for a kids. So imagine if you
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Speaker 1: have nine kids, you're talking about a million dollar feet
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Speaker 1: just to have services inside of that building. Well what
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Speaker 1: happens when that facility says, yeah, we can't afford to
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Speaker 1: pay that anymore. Now the district has to do it.
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Speaker 1: Now the district is looking at it like, we have
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Speaker 1: the money the first place, where are we going to
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Speaker 1: find the money to service the kids who.
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Speaker 2: Actually have needs?
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Speaker 1: This is why I said, like, if you're a parent,
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Speaker 1: if you're an educator, like you should be advocating because
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Speaker 1: you obviously know the needs of the kids.
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Speaker 2: You know the needs of from an.
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Speaker 1: Educational standpoint, but from a lot of teachers of parents
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Speaker 1: like y'all, y'all know the needs.
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Speaker 2: It's a it's a real situation.
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Speaker 5: Parents don't know the needs.
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Speaker 1: That's why I said teachers should advocate because don't know.
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Speaker 1: But they were to that and that's another issue. Right,
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Speaker 1: But they're working with kids, they're working in the population, right,
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Speaker 1: Like most times throughout a year, kid is going to
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Speaker 1: be in school more than they're going to be home
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Speaker 1: with you as rightly, and so you have a better advantage, right,
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Speaker 1: you can see the learning style, right, Like if you
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Speaker 1: ask my son's learning style, I'd have to sit down
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Speaker 1: and do his homework with him over a number of time.
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Speaker 2: What's his learning style?
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Speaker 1: Who is he as a student inside of a clasb
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Speaker 1: What does that look like? These things we don't know right,
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Speaker 1: but the educator should have that advantage of seeing that.
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