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Speaker 7: Good money, good afternoon, good evening, Ladies and gentlemen. Welcome
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Speaker 7: to the Rhythm Scoop Show, Arts, Entertainment and Culture, and
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Speaker 7: about arts, entertainment and culture. Happy, Happy New Week, Happy Monday,
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Speaker 7: Happy new new close to ending the week or ending
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Speaker 7: the month. Literally hope you I guess has been well,
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Speaker 7: mine has been phantom a gorgeous I'm grateful, I'm happy
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Speaker 7: this day and of course for also joining us. Kindly
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Speaker 7: interact with us, let us know your perspective about the
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Speaker 7: conversations we have in store for you. I'm your captain
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Speaker 7: every Monday. Do you remember we do this every Monday
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Speaker 7: and Friday. On Monday, I'm your captain, but I'm joined
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Speaker 7: by Joby in the building as well.
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Speaker 4: Good afternoon, grand rising, hope you guys are great. Head
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Speaker 4: a beautiful weekend and look as a beautiful week ahead
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Speaker 4: and welcome to the rhythm scripture every Monday and Friday.
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Speaker 7: Joe By writing, amazing, amazing, you feeling Joby White, better
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Speaker 7: than Friday, better than how I thought about you by day.
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Speaker 7: The morning, I was like, I'm gonna ask you if
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Speaker 7: you're better better literally better after immediately amazing, amazing. I'm
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Speaker 7: good to thank you for not asking. I'm fine, job
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Speaker 7: I'm fine. I can't complain. I'm good literally.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: But guys, let us know how you are and how
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Speaker 7: your weekend was come. Okay, being a Monday on a Monday,
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Speaker 7: we are actually doing our We can reak up talking
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Speaker 7: about what was happening over the weekend, finding out what
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Speaker 7: we were doing over the weekend, what you were doing.
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Speaker 7: Would love to know so let us not on the
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Speaker 7: comments section, but we're taking a short musical break. We'll
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Speaker 7: be back with our motivational quotes just the start of
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Speaker 7: the week. Please motivate yourself, trust me up injury t
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Speaker 7: ig for days, but only more coming in with upsets.
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Speaker 4: Good? Okay, where'd you a couple of act that's my
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: How you pull up the city as.
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Know my das in Jane and him cuff you are
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Speaker 1: again Dragon and Joyberty.
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Speaker 4: Let me look up for a scab tay Calebo good? Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Are you ready for as a good rising?
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Speaker 5: In a jib.
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Speaker 4: My quote is not a quote.
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Speaker 7: It's just something I put on my status because it's
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Speaker 7: a Monday and I'd like to motivate all the women
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Speaker 7: out there.
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Speaker 4: He says, I'm tired.
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Speaker 7: Two season, but we have dreams to chase. Men, Just
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Speaker 7: wake up in the morning and chase your dreams all day,
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Speaker 7: every day. That's my quote of the week. We should
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Speaker 7: just a beautiful week.
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Speaker 6: My day.
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Speaker 4: Things get better. Just understand that you know that stay
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Speaker 4: positive surround yourself with good people and know your what.
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Speaker 4: That's like five quotes. It is everything. And now I'm
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Speaker 4: feeling you know what, surround yourself with good people, have
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Speaker 4: a good week period and yeah you are the best.
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Speaker 4: We should get a hide that tide. You need to
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Speaker 4: about lasted to try your watch.
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Speaker 1: You're really high designed.
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Speaker 5: God just write that.
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Speaker 4: Not there for.
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Speaker 5: De side.
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Speaker 4: Charge.
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Speaker 7: That's only when we started the conversation or rather the
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Speaker 7: show with did you feel it? By Toxic and Maru
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Speaker 7: Bush it's who can bogle me whatever? Yeah you felt
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Speaker 7: it right because I was the bat right. It's like
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Speaker 7: a throwback, right, It's like a throwback bait, okay for me? Alrighty, alrighty, alrighty.
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Speaker 7: I was expecting a better banger, but I didn't really mind. Yeah,
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Speaker 7: it's like it's a song you have to grow towards
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Speaker 7: because in the ship, you know. But yeah, amazing, we
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Speaker 7: have only more of course, I've been playing that that
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Speaker 7: three breaks someone in that four breaks, that four guy,
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Speaker 7: that three bricksta that I four breaks only more pre
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Speaker 7: video over there and I love me some only my
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Speaker 7: feeling it to stile a An and nobody has his
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Speaker 7: style again, that's the important that's the I think that
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Speaker 7: the four Bricks water because I need wash. He sound
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Speaker 7: his voice only more your toxic. They're so different, Capitani.
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Speaker 7: There are really some different of course they're singing tagging music,
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Speaker 7: that's what brings them together, but there sounds are just
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Speaker 7: super super different.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if you guys enjoyed that the four Breaks.
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Speaker 7: Somebody was asking me for enjoy their style. Let me know,
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Speaker 7: I don't personally like Najera like your so on the
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Speaker 7: sun singing a but fear I have to grow towards
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Speaker 7: it because single Mazak, they won't comba, not all of
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Speaker 7: his songs. I fox with here, but come out wash
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Speaker 7: India his first song mimic like Cucaccini. I'm giving a
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Speaker 7: listen here because I think I can number hook and
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Speaker 7: I feeling it's too rough, like I don't Yeah, yeah
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Speaker 7: like that ship. But how are you, Jobby?
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Speaker 4: How was your weekend?
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Speaker 5: Was nice? Yeah?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Wilding? No in the house, yes, okay yeah in the house, yes,
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Speaker 4: But it was a good weekend mine. So many things
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Speaker 4: positive things have happened, So I'm excited. I started way
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Speaker 4: better than the way I ended the week, being honest,
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Speaker 4: so so many good things. I've just realized I have
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Speaker 4: so many people love me and I love you so
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Speaker 4: much too.
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Speaker 5: Period period.
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Speaker 4: I don't feel so much tea. Just keep it to myself.
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Speaker 7: Period period period American was wilding outside. Oh we was
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Speaker 7: having a girl's name, so yeah, it was just all
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Speaker 7: about like good vibes. Yeah, like a lot of girl things.
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Speaker 7: You know, when the girls is outside, girls is wilding. Yeah,
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Speaker 7: So I love me. I live for time. Literally, I
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Speaker 7: feel like it's in and a lot going on. There's
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Speaker 7: just something about hanging out.
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Speaker 4: In enough yeah, stuff outside, which is kind of really
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Speaker 4: really important. I'm ready for the week man. Yeah, I
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Speaker 4: feel like they started with so many things. They have
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Speaker 4: like three things that I've been wanting so much. One
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Speaker 4: of it has been driving of course, started driving, congratulations,
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Speaker 4: and two other more stuff yeah, period and then another
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Speaker 4: more stuff, more and more that was added to my list.
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Speaker 7: The period period period, Stay happy man, Vega season has started,
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Speaker 7: come on, yeah, let's.
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Speaker 5: Least.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm excited because I'm a big girl, come on,
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Speaker 7: and big girls do big stuff. So I'm just excited
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Speaker 7: for big stuff in my life. Literally literally, I'm a
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Speaker 7: woman now, period. Yeah, I'm a grown woman, right, now period.
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Speaker 7: So I'm super super excited for for it, like literally,
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Speaker 7: but this year has been one of my favorite yere Honestly,
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Speaker 7: a lot of good things have happened to me.
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Speaker 5: I am.
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Speaker 7: I'm really blessed, That's all I can say. Like I
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Speaker 7: started with the positive mindset. I was like saying, I
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Speaker 7: want this, I want this, I want this, and most
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Speaker 7: of them are happening, you know. So I am super
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Speaker 7: grateful unless.
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Speaker 4: My years you end up actually my years kind of
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Speaker 4: end dramatically.
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Speaker 5: I don't know why.
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Speaker 4: I've noticed it's a part. Yeah, yeah, my Decembers always
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Speaker 4: like crazy was my birthday month, and enjoyed my birth day.
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Speaker 4: But towards the end of the year, some ship is
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Speaker 4: just always happening, you know. So which the year starts,
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Speaker 4: of course we've been shitty. Yeah, of course the end
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Speaker 4: the year shitty. It's that the year shitting. But things
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Speaker 4: get better, exactly right, something I've really noticed, like because
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Speaker 4: so much drama. Yeah, but yeah, it's just it ends
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Speaker 4: up being better better, and I don'tant to see it,
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Speaker 4: like holding it and saying it.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm exciting, period, amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing, amazing, conversations.
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Speaker 7: This one I saw I had to come and show
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Speaker 7: you because they're a fan of weeks now, say.
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Speaker 5: A week now like.
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Speaker 4: You will if you do just do anything crazy at
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Speaker 4: that time than I and my ear is honestly change
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Speaker 4: change yeah, change here.
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Speaker 7: Imagine putting a mascular alcole this unique to original logic
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Speaker 7: and stuff like that. So this girl is explaining the
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Speaker 7: experience of how we was natured. I just saw it
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Speaker 7: and was like that joke.
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Speaker 4: Because sont beers, because like I'm going to talk.
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Speaker 6: Like that's just nudge my week can.
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Speaker 3: Anywhere.
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Speaker 5: Bonnet.
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Speaker 4: Don't go with the bonnet there father even for me,
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Speaker 4: Like if I go actually with a bonnet and trust me, give.
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Speaker 5: Me a minute, like how do how do we run about?
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Speaker 4: Okay, it's it's literally the other shop around my house.
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Speaker 4: That's when you'll see me going out to the bonnet
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Speaker 4: or any type of inappropriate type of clothes. Don't go
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Speaker 4: out with the bonnet. You talk about this kind of stuff,
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Speaker 4: it's not cool. Don't go out with pajamas, it's not cool.
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Speaker 4: I don't give my ships your life, but please go
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Speaker 4: out dressing nice. I've seen also some girls who talk
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Speaker 4: about actually go out a brash men and go out
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Speaker 4: looking nice. You never know you're gonna meet out there.
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Speaker 4: Life works in a very different in very different ways.
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Speaker 4: Life working very works in very miss miraculous ways like
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Speaker 4: love than your talk. But now you are boldmen, that's
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Speaker 4: sound and your tired angelopment to walk in a human
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Speaker 4: firm They're like, I'm not doing this, you know, please
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Speaker 4: step out looking nice. It's it is very advantageous dress me.
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Speaker 4: It works. And then pretty privilege you've been a woman
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Speaker 4: just works if you're pretty, unless you're ugly.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, but I tell you you get to like I.
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Speaker 7: I remember when was I going to town? Why when
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Speaker 7: I was going to the hospital. Yeah, I didn't pay transport.
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Speaker 7: See pretty back up, back up back lands, pretty.
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Speaker 4: Pretty funny thing.
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Speaker 7: I got down here and then I was going and
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Speaker 7: then a car but I think he didn't get Anybodyanda
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Speaker 7: onanda a Cassema bombers right, So I've waited for the
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Speaker 7: Camander was thinking I'm going so fast arakad this India.
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Speaker 7: You can go the march Jaina whom circle up and
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Speaker 7: can be a fifty both because come on, back up
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Speaker 7: bombers in the fifty India circle in gea Casa. The
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Speaker 7: next person circle Cassema Indians and amusin Mama. So after Coka,
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Speaker 7: oh no go the two into a request. When the
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Speaker 7: part that befonly fake bombers into gin and NASA request. Now, look,
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Speaker 7: ay we hadn't reached bombers. I think we reached somewhere
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Speaker 7: Apple brewed too. We didn't even get five minutes. He
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Speaker 7: got a request and then I'm like, now you're leaving
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Speaker 7: me here I was. I just said asking ya new
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Speaker 7: trand and then I'll be stranded as the cosana come
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Speaker 7: on mass in seventy fifty millions from bomat and a
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Speaker 7: fifty to a hundred keeper and.
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Speaker 6: I let us.
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Speaker 7: I said, there's like a ts cosana sat talk a request.
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Speaker 7: He said, this is going that side. I didn't even question.
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Speaker 4: It's like sour. And he gave me a hundred book.
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Speaker 4: Imagine it was like it he got to match.
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Speaker 5: O guys.
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Speaker 7: Yeah Hei. I'm like, hey, this guy's even't given me money,
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Speaker 7: you know. And then he left.
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Speaker 4: One minute later, these people come in a van.
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Speaker 7: Okay, like co not happy because someone and that you
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Speaker 7: can get to go fikition to cofficitions?
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Speaker 4: Is you happy?
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Speaker 7: And then I'm like like in Anta Cana, Cambia sour
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Speaker 7: how much I can't go to a stick Queen your
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Speaker 7: like aniss and I think this is a church or
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Speaker 7: whatever like companies, So Queen Gia or Canumba is not
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Speaker 7: tangier And that's what I got a free ride backuplats
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Speaker 7: like and then I got another hundred shillings for free.
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Speaker 4: And then I started asking myself perspective sometimes yourself, I love.
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Speaker 7: When I go to when I when I go to
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Speaker 7: the hospital, most times I look I want to look
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Speaker 7: sick when there's just something I don't do so much,
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Speaker 7: like I don't overdress. I was just like, any how
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Speaker 7: do I look like that? I'm getting free rights and
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Speaker 7: free money from people. So I definitely think.
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Speaker 4: It really works.
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Speaker 7: Whatever you've said, appearances really matter, like how mostly how
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Speaker 7: you can You don't have to slay. You just have
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Speaker 7: to look presentable. You know, yeah you are, You just
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Speaker 7: have to look presentable. It helps in a lot of ways.
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Speaker 7: But it's tower by the way, maybe not to take
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Speaker 7: in bizarre because now people have to people are being insecure.
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Speaker 7: You can't and you know, wigs to it can so
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Speaker 7: imagine you're just in town my back in before image
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Speaker 4: my experience. So I'd rather not double layer glue. And
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Speaker 4: I'm really going somewhere that your summer, like you know,
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Speaker 4: time to But again you when you're.
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Speaker 7: On my double leo whatever sola and park, there is attack,
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Speaker 7: don't you and stuff?
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Speaker 4: So imagine somebody doing that. Yeah not actually you talking
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Speaker 4: some ladies on your affected Now you're with snatching, you're
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Speaker 4: less your Yeah, it's really really painful, but this is
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Speaker 4: like your this is your face. You know this, this
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Speaker 4: is your face literally like what you I know it's
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Speaker 4: your face exactly because it can't that okay, songer brains
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Speaker 4: wear the hairline to because that damage is come your
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Speaker 4: frontal hair with like you know, it damages the baby
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Speaker 4: hair completely front your hairlines. So hey, no, you don't
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Speaker 4: want to do that. That's why you're a gentle removing
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Speaker 4: I can't miss easy because me have like a lot
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Speaker 4: of side Yeah, so I don't like messing with them,
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Speaker 4: like I don't think he's twitter. No, I'm not doing that.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, because somebody saying it's been happening, especially around Dark
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Speaker 7: Lives necklace. Luckily it fell inside my clothes somebody saying.
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Speaker 7: Somebody's also saying I saw someone a while but making
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Speaker 7: a video saying that and Van sungarpye one the corner
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Speaker 7: and I could snatch see one the corner and could
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Speaker 7: snatch see.
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Speaker 4: Moving from there. I knew soon weeks the times that
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Speaker 4: my my my mind, O, I think because the girl
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Speaker 4: was looking at me weird, but he's focusing on my
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Speaker 4: hair like brows the intentional n by the way, I
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Speaker 4: a big deal. We get five because literally I have
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Speaker 5: Was it?
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Speaker 4: Like literally, that's what I've noticed I'm doing and I'm
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Speaker 4: talking it's shacky to.
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Speaker 5: Something like.
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Speaker 4: The pepo. Yeah, but not just friends that snatched to
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Speaker 4: maybe let's say, like just for example, love that you
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Speaker 4: your five K. I'm mixtleting to save. Yeah, I know
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Speaker 4: what I'm saying. Even if they start learning the texture
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Speaker 4: semi human human, that's that's that's that's dangerous. Not no, no,
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Speaker 4: of course, not buy wigs for their women like men
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Speaker 4: who buy wigs weeks for their women on a Texas.
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Speaker 7: I can imagine, imagine. It's very possible. I have another video,
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Speaker 7: crazy one. I met this woman on TikTok. I met
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Speaker 7: this story. Just listen, Okay, we listen and we don't judge.
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Speaker 7: Oh my god, where is the video again? I keep
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Speaker 7: losing it, but I'm gonna get it on my inbox,
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Speaker 7: my phone. Yes, just a minute, mh.
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Speaker 5: Let me see, I got it. Let's listen.
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Speaker 3: To this.
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Speaker 6: So my videos and photos have been going viral, and
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Speaker 6: this is a continuation to explain or answer some of
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Speaker 6: the questions that you guys have been asking under those videos. So,
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Speaker 6: as a recap, I have three partners. I have my
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Speaker 6: husband Brett, who I've been with eight years. I have
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Speaker 6: my husband Jake, who have been with for four years.
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Speaker 6: And I have my boyfriend and who have been with
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Speaker 6: for three years.
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Speaker 4: Mm hmm pause, Oh it's still playing.
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Speaker 6: How do I say?
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Speaker 4: Wait? So she has a husband of eighty years, another
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Speaker 4: husband of four years, and a boyfriend of three years.
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Speaker 4: Where are we going? Are you a daddy? He's a daddy?
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Speaker 4: Y as bitch and she's yestifying. Okay, this is wrong
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Speaker 4: about this is wrong on many levels, very very wrong.
23:47
Speaker 6: And this is just one of the questions.
23:49
Speaker 4: And guys, he's not white, he's black, okay.
23:53
Speaker 6: As I have two husbands and a boyfriend, three partners
23:56
Speaker 6: and dotal. So my videos and photos have been going viral,
23:58
Speaker 6: and this is a continuation and to explain or answer
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Speaker 6: some of the questions that you guys have been asking
24:04
Speaker 6: under those videos. So as a recap, I have three partners.
24:07
Speaker 6: I have my husband Brett, who I've been with eight years.
24:10
Speaker 6: I have my husband Jake, who have been with for
24:12
Speaker 6: four years, and I have my boyfriend Aaron, who have
24:15
Speaker 6: been with for three years now. One of the first
24:17
Speaker 6: biggest questions that I get is how do I manage
24:20
Speaker 6: to have the time. How does the schedule work?
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Speaker 4: So that's actually very easy.
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Speaker 6: I am a photographer, I am self employed, so I
24:29
Speaker 6: make my own schedule. Also, the boys all have their
24:33
Speaker 6: schedules and they don't overlap, so it conveniently works out
24:36
Speaker 6: that way. So whenever one is off, that's when I'm
24:39
Speaker 6: spending time with them. So their schedules.
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Speaker 4: It's your face, you're shut. I'm scared. Well, I'm trying
24:47
Speaker 4: to load. As much as women who are professional cheat,
24:51
Speaker 4: This is not cheating umber. She's in a committed relationship
24:56
Speaker 4: and both all of them, three of them know each other,
24:58
Speaker 4: and they live to get with her. Now you know,
25:01
Speaker 4: I'm taking two dicks at a time. I'm sing for me,
25:04
Speaker 4: I can't. That is just boyfriend. Yeah, like theater, it's whatever.
25:09
Speaker 4: Some No, it's like everybody. Everyone has their time and
25:13
Speaker 4: everyone knows that. I love my hygiene. I'm so sorry,
25:17
Speaker 4: and I know so much about sex right now, I'm
25:19
Speaker 4: not stupid ass bitch, period.
25:21
Speaker 6: Yeah, a great reason why this relationship even works. Next
25:27
Speaker 6: question is what are the sleeping arrangements? And how does
25:30
Speaker 6: intimacy work? So each of the boys have has their
25:34
Speaker 6: own bedroom. So we live in a three bedroom house
25:37
Speaker 6: and I live with Britton, Jake, Aaron has his own apartment.
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Speaker 4: Okay, who pays the bill? Who pays the goddamn bills?
25:44
Speaker 4: Don't tell me was the one who pays? Are working?
25:48
Speaker 4: Because she sounds like the money in this relationship? That yes,
25:51
Speaker 4: because it's what is it called polyandrous? Yay? Polyandrous?
25:56
Speaker 7: Right?
25:56
Speaker 4: Polyandras? Who? Who? Who has multiple husbands? This was never
26:01
Speaker 4: a norm though it wasn't It wasn't that becoming like
26:05
Speaker 4: it's a norm because, like on the first comment, somebody
26:08
Speaker 4: is telling her this is wrong in any level ever
26:11
Speaker 4: much you want to justify it, and she's say, I'm
26:13
Speaker 4: not justifying anything. I've never asked for anybody support. Is
26:16
Speaker 4: it bad? In fact? Is it bad to be loved? No, you,
26:22
Speaker 4: yours is not loved? You have you have like either
26:26
Speaker 4: that the issues and you're daddy issues have traumatized to
26:30
Speaker 4: the point where you need multiple men to feel validation.
26:33
Speaker 4: Of you being loved or love validation. I feel like
26:36
Speaker 4: that's yeah, because part of mentally not being O cage
26:40
Speaker 4: money comes from trauma. And I feel like I've said
26:43
Speaker 4: this personally from my experience. If I didn't learn this
26:46
Speaker 4: early and the fact that I tackled it early, I've
26:50
Speaker 4: been a very messter situation. Today, I'll not believing the
26:54
Speaker 4: life I'm living today. I probably not even having the
26:57
Speaker 4: career I'm having today. I'll be probably someone's mama, Mama
27:00
Speaker 4: and burger, you know, because again the people was dealing with.
27:06
Speaker 5: No no.
27:07
Speaker 4: So if I didn't snap my head, which I did quicker,
27:12
Speaker 4: I would have really forun myself in a very kind
27:14
Speaker 4: of ship trauma father that that the issues they are
27:19
Speaker 4: really real, because I remember actually at times like I
27:21
Speaker 4: used to go through a lot. You wake up your crime,
27:25
Speaker 4: you're emotional, you just feel in life is like taking
27:27
Speaker 4: a toll on you. You see your friends, they're doing great,
27:30
Speaker 4: you acasma promotion go to I remember one day one
27:36
Speaker 4: person said I that the issues I didn't actually know
27:40
Speaker 4: I had, that the issues like oh you know, got
27:44
Speaker 4: issues occur that the issues and that's said that really
27:49
Speaker 4: took like as really serious, like brainstorm in my learn
27:54
Speaker 4: of Curious Sana to some that the issues turn the issues.
28:01
Speaker 4: So I came to understand, Okay, maybe part of my
28:04
Speaker 4: daddy issues, like I'm literally reacting this way because I
28:09
Speaker 4: expected this which didn't work. It's okay, I've accepted things
28:13
Speaker 4: didn't work with my dad, but how is this affecting
28:16
Speaker 4: me today? What is it affecting? And looking around it
28:19
Speaker 4: was affecting so much and I had to change that.
28:23
Speaker 4: I had to change that something with my relationship. Not
28:26
Speaker 4: jumping from this to this. I'm not doing that. It's
28:29
Speaker 4: either we're committed or we're not. I'm having fun, you're
28:33
Speaker 4: having fun, but I'm not having fun jumping from this
28:36
Speaker 4: to this to this. You know, that's one of the
28:38
Speaker 4: daddy issue issues because if you say a man doesn't
28:40
Speaker 4: love you, or you're not getting what you want from
28:42
Speaker 4: a man, you'll jump from And it's okay to desire more.
28:46
Speaker 4: Don't get me wrong, it's okay to desire more if
28:48
Speaker 4: you feel unsatisfied from what you have. You have, life
28:51
Speaker 4: has so much to offer. But you have to understand
28:54
Speaker 4: maybe with the court literally the root cause of what
28:57
Speaker 4: your actions are, maybe the problem is not even your
29:00
Speaker 4: man you're the problem, and now you're the problem. Maybe
29:03
Speaker 4: the conversations to keep bringing up course man is to
29:05
Speaker 4: bring up a lot of the issues. Literally that the
29:08
Speaker 4: issues I talk about my dad a lot to my man,
29:11
Speaker 4: I compare a lot of every conversation in a we're
29:15
Speaker 4: not even having conversations about myself, his life, what he
29:20
Speaker 4: wants me apa too. In many happened here at the
29:25
Speaker 4: moment I dealt with that, that was the last, like
29:27
Speaker 4: ever bad ass relationship of a man maybe treating me
29:31
Speaker 4: in a certain sort of way of me that I
29:32
Speaker 4: didn't want and upproving it. List amazum aut t TV
29:37
Speaker 4: Nika and let's not realize on attacker both of us
29:42
Speaker 4: have to work out. I'm not gonna stay in the
29:44
Speaker 4: same house. Am I in the same room? So this
29:48
Speaker 4: sounds like that the issues number one trauma and which
29:51
Speaker 4: she thinks she's solving the trauma by having multiple lines,
29:55
Speaker 4: because I'm trying to understand, like, why is this becoming
29:58
Speaker 4: a normal were women because polygamy is traditionally in an
30:04
Speaker 4: African way and which the rest of the world has adapted.
30:07
Speaker 4: That is a norm, and we've talked about it, even
30:09
Speaker 4: you talked about it last week. To explain even the
30:12
Speaker 4: example of the politician when kofa she, he was able
30:16
Speaker 4: to put up with these women because he's a man
30:19
Speaker 4: number one, he who was providing, and this allowed Traditionally,
30:24
Speaker 4: this is allowed for men, not for women. I've never
30:27
Speaker 4: grown up in a society or community wise had a
30:30
Speaker 4: woman head multiple even that polyandrous I heard it when
30:34
Speaker 4: I'm grown. It's nothing. I never It's a word that
30:36
Speaker 4: I never knew. The thing you could hear and which
30:39
Speaker 4: still was shocking to us, but it was a norm.
30:42
Speaker 4: Is either let's say, if your husband dies, you could
30:44
Speaker 4: be married to the brother your brother. The brother is
30:47
Speaker 4: going to inherit. You like, Nah, this is not okay,
30:51
Speaker 4: this is my disagree with him. I agree to.
30:53
Speaker 6: Jake has his own bedroom, and then for that third room,
30:58
Speaker 6: I essentially asked myself of what I wanted to have
31:01
Speaker 6: the most, which was a personal space and being a
31:04
Speaker 6: photographer and into all things beauty, I wanted my own
31:07
Speaker 6: essentially a dream dressing room, and that's what I have.
31:13
Speaker 6: So how that works is sleeping schedule wise, depending on
31:18
Speaker 6: who's working. So if Brett is working, I'm not slaving
31:21
Speaker 6: with him, then I am sitting with the one who isn't.
31:23
Speaker 4: So yeah, so that's what she's saying. I think it's
31:27
Speaker 4: a long ast video.
31:28
Speaker 7: But what shocked me was like I have two husbands
31:32
Speaker 7: and a boyfriend because I heard only that was like
31:34
Speaker 7: this is crazy, like this does not exist, and I.
31:37
Speaker 4: Feel like course, so that comes the problem comes from.
31:40
Speaker 4: That's what I'm asking as much as they're working, who
31:44
Speaker 4: is more financially stable here? Because if the woman is
31:48
Speaker 4: today's money, we're living in a generation where men are
31:50
Speaker 4: comfortable with this type of lifestyle. Literally, I've seen some
31:54
Speaker 4: couple of videos, actually very violent videos, and it's crazy
31:57
Speaker 4: because it's only were men will feel entitled after you
32:06
Speaker 4: helping them, and they have their nerves to even beat
32:09
Speaker 4: you up, like beat you, beat you, call the police,
32:13
Speaker 4: beat you up. Men today are so comfortable with this
32:17
Speaker 4: kind of lifestyle, you know, because we were given example
32:20
Speaker 4: with the Fox whatever, or men just would don't have
32:24
Speaker 4: ambition pre because unless you're not the woman is earning
32:29
Speaker 4: more than Because if the woman is earning more than
32:31
Speaker 4: all of them and they feel comfortable under her finance,
32:36
Speaker 4: her financial status. Yeah, she cast the shots literally because
32:40
Speaker 4: the fact that even the end I decided, Lala, this
32:43
Speaker 4: woman is the man in the relationship, the nigga with
32:46
Speaker 4: the money, Like I went now to see the men
32:50
Speaker 4: money because I was like, no, I wanted to see
32:52
Speaker 4: which type of men are this. She's the nigga with
32:55
Speaker 4: the man. They're fat, they're white the she's not white man.
33:01
Speaker 7: I was like, yeah, I was because I wanted. I
33:03
Speaker 7: went to her pagean It's like, man, this is absurd.
33:05
Speaker 7: I want to see like our women, your ship are
33:08
Speaker 7: more kuba in paka woman. And then how is it
33:12
Speaker 7: your husband that's the low even allow you to.
33:15
Speaker 4: Have those must be dumb ass white men exactly, But
33:18
Speaker 4: I don't know. Maybe they can. I've never seen a
33:20
Speaker 4: white man who does that. But there's a white man
33:23
Speaker 4: listen is the man. But there's a cycle, Yeah, different fetishes.
33:29
Speaker 4: Trust me, people are very weird out here. There are
33:31
Speaker 4: things talk normal.
33:35
Speaker 5: Cycle. You know.
33:37
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's very very sick. But again, as we just
33:39
Speaker 7: move on to other conversations, this is really important. I
33:42
Speaker 7: want to talk about t C.
33:44
Speaker 4: Now.
33:45
Speaker 7: There's a video or news that I had some time back.
33:48
Speaker 7: I think I've lost it, but it was about the
33:52
Speaker 7: court that actually called out teachers who are creating contents
33:58
Speaker 7: TikTok wan'tell and so they said they're going to take
34:03
Speaker 7: them to court.
34:04
Speaker 4: Yeah.
34:05
Speaker 7: That, Uh, they're going to be taken to court and
34:10
Speaker 7: the FIRS. The consequences of using to do type of
34:14
Speaker 7: content and stuff like that. I don't know what your perspective,
34:17
Speaker 7: be it good or bad content?
34:18
Speaker 4: Do you think it is it? Do you think they're limited?
34:21
Speaker 4: Of course there's limitation. What am I even trying to usk?
34:24
Speaker 4: Does it justify like like you shouldn't access social media
34:29
Speaker 4: in some careers? Yes? No, I'm gonna look at it
34:35
Speaker 4: in the aspect of our our teaching era, our teachers era.
34:40
Speaker 4: Let me say that our teachers era. I've talked about
34:44
Speaker 4: even like from the aspect of politicians not being on
34:47
Speaker 4: social media. We talked about artists being less visible. Now
34:52
Speaker 4: we're seeing teachers more visibility on social media. Yeah, so,
35:00
Speaker 4: so I feel like it's kind of making them less
35:04
Speaker 4: focus on what has really taken them there. It's not
35:07
Speaker 4: like a funny as the arcle. It's just like you're
35:11
Speaker 4: you know, And what I've understood is when it comes
35:14
Speaker 4: to kids content, whether teenagers, whether young so long as
35:20
Speaker 4: in any sort of video, it gets attraction any kids video, teenagers,
35:26
Speaker 4: young five time kids get a lot of attention on
35:30
Speaker 4: social media, and I just feel like I feel like
35:36
Speaker 4: number one or what are you filming? Because I have
35:39
Speaker 4: a problem with what you're filming? You know, I have
35:41
Speaker 4: a problem with what you're filming. What time are you
35:43
Speaker 4: filming this? Why do you feel like you need to
35:46
Speaker 4: take you know, this as part of your job application
35:50
Speaker 4: because job application does not require you to create content
35:54
Speaker 4: unless the school is requiring, which I've never seen anyway.
35:57
Speaker 4: Sometimes I've seen like like maybe that challenges Yeah, like
36:03
Speaker 4: that it creates in a letter as we know, mean
36:06
Speaker 4: that's what loses. That is what is creating a lot
36:09
Speaker 4: of disrespect between teachers and students today, which creates the
36:12
Speaker 4: ability of students feeling like by the water to show
36:16
Speaker 4: content creator more unhappy because I feel like also kids
36:20
Speaker 4: understand I don't know in today's generation between I've just changed.
36:24
Speaker 4: You also know what people are, people are reasoning, you know,
36:28
Speaker 4: But I just feel like personally there should be a limit.
36:30
Speaker 4: What are you filming? Why do you feel like this
36:33
Speaker 4: is a need? You know, it's being involved in part
36:36
Speaker 4: of your job application. Why can't you do this in
36:39
Speaker 4: your own free time? Because I feel like if you're
36:40
Speaker 4: doing it in your own free time personally, as a teacher,
36:43
Speaker 4: when you go home, do your own content, talk about
36:46
Speaker 4: things that are happening in school. Fine, that is after work,
36:49
Speaker 4: but during work, I feel like that is a know
36:52
Speaker 4: Number one. Also, I've seen some teachers who put up
36:54
Speaker 4: there are some kids on this platform without the parents' consent,
37:00
Speaker 4: and yours are postum to talkic or social media. Why
37:02
Speaker 4: do you think you ares a teacher, you are actually
37:04
Speaker 4: eligible to do that. Why do you think you need
37:07
Speaker 4: to post kids on social media? But at the same time,
37:12
Speaker 4: I feel like it's nice there's a limit. What are
37:14
Speaker 4: you filming? What are you filming? What are you filming me?
37:20
Speaker 4: Also the type of dressing, because I've seen teachers nowadays
37:23
Speaker 4: they're just dressing any sort of how you know, couldna
37:26
Speaker 4: be aet tell and get dressed you let's comp cards.
37:32
Speaker 4: You know, it's just crazy. It should be stopped. It's
37:36
Speaker 4: a problem because know it should not be stopped. Also
37:40
Speaker 4: because I feel like it has helped either both the
37:44
Speaker 4: parents and the world to see what teachers experience that
37:50
Speaker 4: we don't see, you know, because sometimes talk maybe like
37:55
Speaker 4: very naive into something, and no matter how many times
37:58
Speaker 4: you tell the parent the loss friend the child and
38:01
Speaker 4: as much as the child is always on the wrong.
38:03
Speaker 4: So unless you have some evidence sort of evidence to
38:06
Speaker 4: show the actions of this child, thenka literally outermnica in
38:13
Speaker 4: any sort of way. So I feel like it has
38:15
Speaker 4: a sex helped like a good example in Condom, like
38:20
Speaker 4: the kids were sent to do homework, so you pick
38:24
Speaker 4: condom so that it chose like them. So I recommem
38:27
Speaker 4: just I'm taught of it to kai is the same
38:29
Speaker 4: thing you said, like literally your parents what taught you
38:32
Speaker 4: right to come? This is wrong, this is no, this
38:36
Speaker 4: is dirty, so of course you should le que shot
38:41
Speaker 4: like okay, now this we need to have a conversation,
38:46
Speaker 4: you know, and not just with you but with your parents,
38:50
Speaker 4: because I can't just teach you me more. Limnit is
38:52
Speaker 4: like a Kumbia baby No, so these pros and comes
38:56
Speaker 4: to it, I feel like limitation to what textent are
38:59
Speaker 4: you going? You know Masano with the word students are partner,
39:03
Speaker 4: because that is you're gaining numbers using kids for your
39:06
Speaker 4: own attraction. It's not like you're doing this event for naw.
39:10
Speaker 4: I don't quamatic talk wants to become a social media
39:14
Speaker 4: you forget your real career. You want to become a
39:17
Speaker 4: social media influencer. I'm sorry, but this is not a
39:19
Speaker 4: career for everyone. It's just not a career for everyone.
39:23
Speaker 4: And it's not a career either way.
39:25
Speaker 7: Shit, I I I I was I taught right, I'll
39:29
Speaker 7: give my example. I taught in high school care urban
39:32
Speaker 7: boys in Kuru and I remember that time I was
39:36
Speaker 7: doing music literally like in campus so YouTube so a
39:43
Speaker 7: post of them on my social media and trust me,
39:47
Speaker 7: one time I just went to class and then one
39:50
Speaker 7: student just said money, and I'm called miss Galla, Right,
39:55
Speaker 7: where did you know money?
39:56
Speaker 5: You know?
39:57
Speaker 4: So this weekend, like we can see there can access
39:59
Speaker 4: in one of the library a computer. They go this
40:04
Speaker 4: sat like there's just the way they found they found me,
40:07
Speaker 4: you know, and it was so weird, like I was
40:09
Speaker 4: in shock first. It was just like I felt like
40:15
Speaker 4: like that type of respect is not.
40:18
Speaker 7: Going to be there anymore because now they've started knowing
40:21
Speaker 7: your personal life and personally I fail.
40:26
Speaker 4: My Edgem journey enough Nando.
40:29
Speaker 7: And then I was still in college, so I was
40:31
Speaker 7: not dressing like really as professional avangady boots like walker
40:37
Speaker 7: boats never walker boats and official. But seeing isn't that
40:41
Speaker 7: It's on my food as I can't remember to change
40:44
Speaker 7: the boots on the normal nation dure and stuff like that.
40:49
Speaker 7: And at the time I was like this kid, something
40:52
Speaker 7: you do one TV or whatever. So so they just
40:56
Speaker 7: like joking a lot and stuff. But there's that fat
40:59
Speaker 7: where if they know, and this is from a personal experience,
41:03
Speaker 7: they get to find something personal about you and then
41:06
Speaker 7: you're still a young teacher. There's some sort of disrespect
41:10
Speaker 7: to Mamazino that comes with it. From my personal experience,
41:13
Speaker 7: I think at a certain point you're allowed to use
41:15
Speaker 7: social media as a human being. You're allowed social everybody
41:19
Speaker 7: has their social life, but also it has to be
41:22
Speaker 7: the type of content you're putting that that is, does
41:24
Speaker 7: it aligned with the career that you chose.
41:27
Speaker 4: Because their careers that that's how e Questian people like
41:31
Speaker 4: like fast fast who you can people because cany you
41:37
Speaker 4: know are like man, it doesn't really go with with
41:41
Speaker 4: the ethics that people think that this career is supposed
41:45
Speaker 4: to be with. That's a Euchostian politician. What are you
41:47
Speaker 4: doing on social media? I PI, why are you seen
41:50
Speaker 4: on clubs dancing? Because there are just some things that
41:53
Speaker 4: you cannot do when you are in some sorts of careers.
41:57
Speaker 4: You can have social media, you can post. Let's people
42:00
Speaker 4: have social Media's how politicians are.
42:05
Speaker 7: But why is it that we concentrate more on your
42:07
Speaker 7: MOUs because there's some sort of ways she's representing ourselves.
42:11
Speaker 7: Not as a politician, you know what I mean? Seven
42:14
Speaker 7: as a teacher.
42:15
Speaker 4: When you're out there being a teacher, you've chosen the path,
42:20
Speaker 4: then you have to work to accordingly, even on your
42:22
Speaker 4: social media, because these kids will go out of school
42:26
Speaker 4: during't have time. They get Internet acupator, even the mendocas
42:32
Speaker 4: Zeemai Afania Ivy, even which I think they're supposed to be.
42:37
Speaker 7: You should have social media, but it depends on what
42:41
Speaker 7: type of content that is aligned with your ethics and
42:43
Speaker 7: talking about why I met this video of Retangular and
42:49
Speaker 7: that is the National Assembly speaker, and you were saying
42:52
Speaker 7: that these TSC cards, this TRC numbers. So once you measure,
42:57
Speaker 7: Melissa shouldlet you apply for TC number. Right, once you
42:59
Speaker 7: get a TC number, you apply for a job. So
43:02
Speaker 7: letter comes to you. So letters and numbers com in
43:07
Speaker 7: through MPs. As I put it directly from as I
43:13
Speaker 7: peated directly from the Teacher Service Commission, directly to its
43:17
Speaker 7: teachers nowadays, Sonapa, this MPs are selling this TC numbers
43:21
Speaker 7: on lever So it doesn't even matter, Calma, it doesn't
43:25
Speaker 7: even matter, Peter, it doesn't even that's on a patter.
43:29
Speaker 4: We have careers that Lisa, how how is this person
43:34
Speaker 4: even a teacher? What are the ethics of? Not that
43:37
Speaker 4: you can always just tell, because even Minuel I was tating,
43:40
Speaker 4: I knew very well deep down I didn't want to
43:42
Speaker 4: be a teacher, and and and Diplanaire wasn't gonna be
43:45
Speaker 4: a teacher. For anything you could tell from my behavior.
43:49
Speaker 4: I was just an off Personnata. You can always just tell.
43:52
Speaker 4: Like I was just like, yes, this is call you
43:54
Speaker 4: a cool teacher. She's so cool. But cool is not
43:57
Speaker 4: supposed to be teachers are serious people who like even
44:01
Speaker 4: like I knew that you you'll find yourself and took
44:05
Speaker 4: a bank not suiting like not too much you like okay, after.
44:12
Speaker 7: We are on a level and stuff. There is just
44:16
Speaker 7: some people who are off those things. So that you
44:17
Speaker 7: lise a why because most of these people are buying
44:20
Speaker 7: letters and peace now. But it was in a Peter
44:23
Speaker 7: Kow I know zero to say that. So in this
44:26
Speaker 7: world we are in we are in a society of
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Speaker 7: of hey, who do you know? And at call my summer.
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Speaker 7: That's why even ethics and professionalism don't work even in
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Speaker 7: the media. Let me play this video and then then
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Speaker 7: let's let let you understand what I mean by that.
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Speaker 4: As SASA, come and move to.
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Speaker 2: Where then to last vill your.
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Speaker 6: Mama, no.
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Speaker 4: Imagine four hundred thousand that is the morning.
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Speaker 2: Or what's the command?
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Speaker 4: Now?
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Speaker 7: The National Assembly speaker of a TANGULAR is fixing backlash
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Speaker 7: from natives and after bodily claiming the TC employment letters
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Speaker 7: are usually handed out at the State House, y with
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Speaker 7: MPIs allegedly receiving the letters and selling them for disparate
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Speaker 7: job seekers. For maney, so it doesn't matter even if
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Speaker 7: you study, you have the number, give you four hundred
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Speaker 7: thousand and go. His remarks have sparked a hited conversation online,
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Speaker 7: with many Kenyons questioning the alleged involvement of politician in
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Speaker 7: the recruitment process and how employment opportunities meant for qualified
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Speaker 7: teachers could allegedly end up being used to make money
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Speaker 7: netizance and now facing demanding clarity from Retangular with questions
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Speaker 7: with such serious allegation would have made publicly without further
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Speaker 7: actions or accountability. The claims have once again put the
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Speaker 7: spotlight on transparent in T s C recruitment and the
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Speaker 7: struggles faced by thousands of unemployee teachers. So it is
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Speaker 7: just so sad because now you don't and that's all, And.
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Speaker 4: That's why we have predators exactly, Yeah, because why we
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Speaker 4: have teachers who don't understand how to be taken exactly
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Speaker 4: because I've said, I've talked about this and I've said,
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Speaker 4: there's no way, limo and you don't even have empathy,
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Speaker 4: sympathy and tolerance of kids, because that's what been a
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Speaker 4: teacher requires you. If you ask me, it's the same
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Speaker 4: as dealing with the patience I said last week, because
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Speaker 4: it has to come with empathy, sympathy and patience. Tolerance. Literally,
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Speaker 4: you need to have high level of tolerance. Your coffoons
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Speaker 4: are misunderstanding. You are the guide, the wonder Wondo guide,
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Speaker 4: Wondo guide quaker. Are you called responsible the world should work?
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Speaker 4: I agree? I agree, just super superstars.
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Speaker 7: That's why people are ethical, And it's it's not only
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Speaker 7: about teachers, it's all.
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Speaker 4: It's all. That's what I'm saying. That's why you see
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Speaker 4: nass who have pathetic attitude. It's not because they are Nazis.
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Speaker 4: It's because they got some hand out and out got
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Speaker 4: appointed either through apotism or through corruption or either through
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Speaker 4: bending down, you know. So it's never literally keep attune
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Speaker 4: to straights and with their ship.
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Speaker 7: I'm not to America, and I can I can attest
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Speaker 7: somebody should do this test and get took all fusy
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Speaker 7: ulism to.
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Speaker 4: Everybody is doing. And I can tell different things and
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Speaker 4: then you ask them, how did you get into this position?
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Speaker 7: My pubs connected me. I knew somebody who did this,
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Speaker 7: and it's very different. And that's why we have and
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Speaker 7: professionalism in careers literally which causes a lot of stuff.
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Speaker 7: But the last conversation there's about the Sharons. For me,
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Speaker 7: we all know that Obar or not or Bado governor
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Speaker 7: Badow was arrested, right and it was supposed to be
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Speaker 7: sentenced I think on sixteenth September whatever, I'm not to
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Speaker 7: confirm the dates.
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Speaker 4: Allegedly. Apparently this shocked me.
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Speaker 7: This guy is explaining on how the Sharon Latino's family
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Speaker 7: went out and.
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Speaker 4: Said they don't have a problem. Yeah, I saw it,
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Speaker 4: I said, I want to imagine. Yeah, and I was
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Speaker 4: just thinking the comments were crazy. People are like men,
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Speaker 4: the African poverty is the enemy because this is the
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Speaker 4: poverty mentality. Yes, that's a propty mindset. Well, you're not
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Speaker 4: thinking about justice and you're willing to let this person
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Speaker 4: do the same same thing the next victim after you
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Speaker 4: lost a kid because of this, just because you want
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Speaker 4: a car and a house. You had been prom promised.
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Speaker 4: So I was just thinking, is your chill you die?
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Speaker 4: Is your child's life? What a car? Bra and the house?
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Speaker 4: You say? What I was saying, I keep listening is
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Speaker 4: all I was telling you, Like, that's why it's you
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Speaker 4: can't be Kidd's such a flex in Africa as much
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Speaker 4: is to some people. It's not, but it's a flex
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Speaker 4: to our cash money class. Yeah you're a different class. Literal,
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Speaker 4: it's a flex even in any family by Gary Jew
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Speaker 4: it's a flex. And that's the type of bullshit I'm
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Speaker 4: talking about because people have not grown up with people
49:21
Speaker 4: have not grown up with Ancestral Lands. I keep I
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Speaker 4: keep on talking about this every Thursday. Ancestral Lands a chamba?
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Speaker 4: What what you're gonna rent? What quad generational chase? I'm
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Speaker 4: sort of school fish. What she keeps better when it's sad,
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Speaker 4: better because that's the lifestyle they can afford. But give
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Speaker 4: them a chance just for this. Literally, they like the
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Speaker 4: government that everything to do. And that's why the government
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Speaker 4: they compensate people. We are compensating you and people just
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Speaker 4: forget who's story dead? Remember shot? Yeah, compensate the man.
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Speaker 4: This man is not okay till to date, that man
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Speaker 4: cannot go back to Yeah, he can't dj, he can't walk.
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Speaker 4: He was just compensated.
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Speaker 7: And he was saying he doesn't have a problem with
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Speaker 7: the barb and they were at a certain point he
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Speaker 7: started saying he didn't see who shot here, and everybody
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Speaker 7: saw that. You know, it's super super crazy and I
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Speaker 7: definitely agree with the job. It is Paverty mentality, and
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Speaker 7: it is someone saying Paverty is bad. Him going to
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Speaker 7: jail won't help them. They need the money. And that
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Speaker 7: sat someone saying the house and car are more important
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Speaker 7: than justice for your deceist daughters.
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Speaker 4: Mahow.
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Speaker 7: And he was as Agani somebody saying, oh my god,
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Speaker 7: I wonder sometimes am I the only one thinking different?
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Speaker 7: Life has to go home? Sharon is dead and she
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Speaker 7: left her kids behind. I don't find the request bad
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Speaker 7: in any way, Let the kids and the grandparents live
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Speaker 7: a better life and the lecuit and in the then
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Speaker 7: you go.
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Speaker 4: Joby and worship this person for buying your house and
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Speaker 4: a car. How do you live with your daughter not
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Speaker 4: to be at This is why we have in justice
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Speaker 4: and lack of accountability in Africa because we have poverty mentality.
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Speaker 4: You just think compensation and money is enough, not thinking
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Speaker 4: about this person can do the same thing to the
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Speaker 4: next person because if they if they actually take, if
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Speaker 4: they actually take the compensations, kidding many whoms and that's
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Speaker 4: God free. He is of course because number two, you
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Speaker 4: and they're going And then which type of people you're
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Speaker 4: talking about? House and a car? Don't get your bedroom
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Speaker 4: in you know chambers, chamba seas ship, say get them
51:43
Speaker 4: a firm or if they have a farm macacto ma kilos.
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Speaker 4: That's not a very old a car because you don't
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Speaker 4: even know anything about our car. It's not that's city
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Speaker 4: for me. How your daughter was killed murder throwne and
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Speaker 4: she was pregnantive and she wasn't pregnant with your child,
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Speaker 4: that is she was kid because she was pregnant to aboat.
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Speaker 7: She was told she refused, and then they killed her,
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Speaker 7: damped her job be damped, not even like a fair
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Speaker 7: deathty accident. He was with this sponsor you know and stuff.
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Speaker 7: And then you want to live in that house. How
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Speaker 7: do you even live in that house?
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Speaker 4: Every time your kid paid the price for this house
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Speaker 4: and you sleep in that house. It doesn't make sense to.
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Speaker 5: Be so for me.
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Speaker 7: Poverty mentality, man, people need to do better because your
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Speaker 7: kid's life. There is no justification honestly to a life
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Speaker 7: for somebody losing a life. Now, let's do all m guys,
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Speaker 7: Let's do all we can to find money legally, morally,
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Speaker 7: of course, poverty will strip your dignity and conscience. But
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Speaker 7: that is what is happening familiar apparently, that is when
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Speaker 7: we come to the end of our shot. This after
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Speaker 7: I know this evening this morning from your and for
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Speaker 7: those we are going to work this on a replay,
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Speaker 7: can you let us know your perspectives about the conversations
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Speaker 7: we had. My conclusion would be just workd man, try
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Speaker 7: so mad so that so that the next generation your kids,
53:15
Speaker 7: and don't bring kids in if this world, if you're
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Speaker 7: not capable of giving them the life you worked, because man,
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Speaker 7: what you do I'm got Someone said, someone said, what
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Speaker 7: was that quote? I wanted to say, you get money whatever,
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Speaker 7: something like that. Don't bring your kids in this flag.
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah. Someone said, for you to be having kids
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Speaker 4: in twenty twenty six, you gotta be a very selfish.
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Speaker 4: And I'm using the right term, sir, I'm not pardoning
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Speaker 4: my macron, but is the truth. Having kids in twenty
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Speaker 4: twenty six, you must be a very selfish ass motherfucker.
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Speaker 4: That's the word. Because you are in this economy. You
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Speaker 4: want to come make your self suffer or in someone
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Speaker 4: else suffer just because of your selfishness. You're very selfish.
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Speaker 4: You're bringing a kid in this world. You are selfish
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Speaker 4: and a millionaire I don't know, like at a couple
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Speaker 4: of millions saved in your account. You want to bring men?
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Speaker 4: Let me as you wind up. There's a lady I've
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Speaker 4: been seeing on Instagram. Man, hey, I want to be
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Speaker 4: beyond that mother. I don't even want to be like her.
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Speaker 4: I want to be beyond this moment. Has like the
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Speaker 4: best life and she's black, very very very cherishing husband. Bro.
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Speaker 4: They have four kids, that's need come up villa like
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Speaker 4: they have a very big as garden, like as long
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Speaker 4: as my whatever is a campaign but it's biggie is
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Speaker 4: in my attends are campaign but big ones like really
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Speaker 4: fancy ones kill to nayake, like gosh, these people are
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Speaker 4: living life. The kids, I say, the kids themselves. They'll
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Speaker 4: grow up responsible financially because these kids are being given
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Speaker 4: money every monthlyish money equally. They're told save whatever you
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Speaker 4: want to say from this amount. Last time we save
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Speaker 4: saving guppy. I keep truck, not saving guppy. What are
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Speaker 4: the things you need the rest of the balance, you
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Speaker 4: go get the things you need saving discipline. Yeah, oh
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Speaker 4: my god, they've been treated MBA new money is super
55:32
Speaker 4: whant I say to a restaurant type of set. Everyone
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Speaker 4: decides what they want to eat for dinner, and she
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Speaker 4: makes it all. She's the one who picks their No,
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Speaker 4: she doesn't pick their hairstyle. She lets them pick their hairstyle.
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Speaker 4: She does the hair h Brah. Get money and ensure
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Speaker 4: you you make your kids live the best than you
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Speaker 4: ever lived. Don't be a selfish as person, per shit
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