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THE TUBONGE SHOW · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 2: Shmney in the house as well. Beautiful people. Welcome to
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Speaker 2: to Bogey. Let's talk. You do money plant here and
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Speaker 2: I'm super excited. You need to sleep. I haven't let Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I can turn from the people.
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Speaker 3: Honestly, Like I came back home at damn, I don't energy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, like I got it at one and then like
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Speaker 2: whatever happened, Like men, I have been dropping my dreams
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Speaker 2: at that time.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, O, my godlish I wish man, but yeah, I'm
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Speaker 4: good you can't complain, how are you?
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Speaker 2: I'm fine so far is amazing? Can complain high live
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Speaker 2: for the weekends. I guess nowadays like now to grow
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Speaker 2: up and you want to grow up until I really
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Speaker 2: grow and then you realize, man, you just have one
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Speaker 2: day to use just say. It's the love of indos
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Speaker 2: to you know, like men only husband work. It's crazy.
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Speaker 2: Everybody today on the to be focusing on some a
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Speaker 2: few conversations regarding politics. Also the disappearing of women and
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Speaker 2: children that has been an increase and people are talking
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Speaker 2: about it. I actually thought it was just me with
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Speaker 2: concerned about the meeting the disappearing of children, and I
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Speaker 2: love the fact that actually ato notice the pattern, including
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Speaker 2: men and women, kept talking about it. I really love
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Speaker 2: to see it. And we're gonna also less a little
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Speaker 2: bit of more information regarding job employment and unemployment experiences.
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Speaker 2: I think actually gonna start with that before we get
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Speaker 2: into other more conversations. What is your unemployment experience the
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Speaker 2: worst experience you've ever had? Been an employed? Here, unemployment
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Speaker 2: is the worst feeling.
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Speaker 5: It is the worst.
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Speaker 3: It is the worst feeling, honestly, like I have from
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Speaker 3: your languor that was locked. I said that friends places
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Speaker 3: I used to just you know, move from one to another.
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Speaker 2: You collect money so that I could save. And there's
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Speaker 2: nothing as crazy as paying rent living and you don't
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Speaker 2: have a job and you always pay rent.
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Speaker 3: You don't know how it works, but it's not a
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Speaker 3: good feeling because like you're always just stress leap too
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Speaker 3: evil and mattress your stress, like your the whole because
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Speaker 3: like even getting that money, Yeah, it's not that you're
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Speaker 3: not going to get it in time. It's not that
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Speaker 3: you're expecting your slarly the way you have a job,
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Speaker 3: so you're just working and talking. I'm just I'm taggling
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Speaker 3: between people. I'm gonna raise this money by the time
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Speaker 3: i got fifteenth. Yeah, but I likes five seven days
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Speaker 3: anyone simerficae like another another day, you know. So I
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Speaker 3: think for me, those some homeless living with people. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: and then the worst thing is living.
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Speaker 2: With people who don't want you there. That's the worst feeling. Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I saw somebody saying, we didn't you Turkey quirky beauty, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: Turkey Apple just strangle JPT so crazy.
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Speaker 2: That's I think I've had the similar experiences number one
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Speaker 2: of course with people, and I've gone through that, like
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Speaker 2: literally said, people don't want you there, but you have
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Speaker 2: to be there. But like for me, one thing of understood,
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Speaker 2: and that's when it hits me sometimes this year, I'm
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Speaker 2: never scared to do because me Nicole Willione could talk
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Speaker 2: up and the place. Imagine, I think I've never I've
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Speaker 2: never to nerted disrespect to the level where I see
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Speaker 2: you disrespecting me on my face. The moment I see disrespected,
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Speaker 2: I notice it. I don't give a shit whether I'm poor,
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Speaker 2: I don't have a job, I don't have money. I'll
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Speaker 2: not allow you to disrespect me. I'll leave.
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Speaker 1: You.
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Speaker 2: I feel like that's how my survival was. Actually the
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Speaker 2: moment I noticed any sort of disrespect from someone I'm
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Speaker 2: staying with and I need you. I'm not contributing. I
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Speaker 2: don't have a job. I'm gonna leave. There's only someone
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Speaker 2: who's gonna accept for two three weeks and you leave again.
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Speaker 2: That's always be my partner. Like I stay here, move
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Speaker 2: mere to here, and I sur vibe. So that's the worst. Literally,
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Speaker 2: I think the second one is the day because you
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Speaker 2: do crazy stuff. It's crazy. So when you when you
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Speaker 2: don't have a job, you'll never lack money for share
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Speaker 2: their head. That is something.
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Speaker 3: Give me the highest part. That's part of my life
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Speaker 3: that I was partying me too. I started like I
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Speaker 3: was patting from Wednesday. I wondered because I was just
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Speaker 3: having to days Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Friday, Man Tuesday to
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Speaker 3: find And the funny thing is people will always call
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Speaker 3: you for party.
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Speaker 2: You will always you will always drink, you'll get to
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Speaker 2: her money, you'll eat, you eat, but you're broke with
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Speaker 2: the balance of zero.
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Speaker 3: But you can't just say people will leave you money
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Speaker 3: to couldn't the bike, but they would never contribute for
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Speaker 3: your rent.
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Speaker 2: Literally big time. It's super crazy. There's a time your
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Speaker 2: story because when you talk about decision making, especially when
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Speaker 2: you don't have a job, instead of even money once
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Speaker 2: they can be you end up even japanga in I
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Speaker 2: feel like that's the worst one, hanging up to people
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Speaker 2: who have jobs. They hook you up, but they don't.
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Speaker 2: They won't. I don't know if it's on purpose, it's jealousy,
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Speaker 2: it's they say you don't fit the same position. But
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Speaker 2: people can see like literally you ever dream you're aligned
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Speaker 2: with the same part as them, but we can. But
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Speaker 2: this is it to me younger. That's what personally I
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Speaker 2: used to get the vibe used to get from the
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Speaker 2: people who I knew there the capability of your kazi.
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Speaker 2: But how busy. I feel like that's the worst like party.
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Speaker 2: I say that they have their lives going on and
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Speaker 2: you're just there because nomber to teach me. How when
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Speaker 2: I had someone say, you're not don't wanna come home?
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Speaker 2: Circle call dinner ghani, I tak joby war called job war.
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Speaker 2: There's a term they used that I always follow. They
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Speaker 2: always follow people around everywhere, don't collect them. I thought,
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Speaker 2: you'll always like having me around, you know, so MEI know,
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Speaker 2: want to You're the ones whom if you want me
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Speaker 2: to pull up, I was saying, I like the hardway,
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Speaker 2: and the other one is of course yeah. I think literally,
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Speaker 2: it's that if I try to look at what I'm
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Speaker 2: trying to explain what I'm heading to, it's the same
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Speaker 2: thing hanging out with people have jobs, but they won't
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Speaker 2: took you up with any you don't like. Share a
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Speaker 2: video or two from the same lady. She's talking about
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Speaker 2: the the experiences she had and employment experiences, and then
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Speaker 2: as she talks about now when it comes to even
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Speaker 2: getting a job. How squizical but dubnicama. It's also complicated
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Speaker 2: asking too many questions. It's crazy because I feel like
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Speaker 2: i'd relate to the current generation nas among them, the
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Speaker 2: genesis are the most nonchalant people, saying like when it
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Speaker 2: comes to either losing or getting jobs, they don't care.
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Speaker 2: They don't make you, and they will manage to do
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Speaker 2: another thing literally literally you know, they know that they
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Speaker 2: know their value. So you're telling me that, So let
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Speaker 2: me share the video of this lady.
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Speaker 1: She said that.
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Speaker 5: Giving back their implement experiences.
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Speaker 6: So let me give one of mine. Depend on just
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Speaker 6: one simple one, make it, you know. Anyway, So this
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Speaker 6: one time, there's this one time I was called for
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Speaker 6: a job interview, So a job interview office. Hey Google,
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Speaker 6: So I knew that you know what presents and you
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Speaker 6: are least most of the time, so you'll tell you
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Speaker 6: can rock my bog weed.
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Speaker 5: You know the rock weed.
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Speaker 6: I was looking super duper coporate darling, like you know,
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Speaker 6: because I knew this is a big office life working there.
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Speaker 6: You know you and the more your baby, you know,
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Speaker 6: I think.
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Speaker 5: Just anything shop.
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Speaker 6: Then they took my darling because it was like.
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Speaker 5: They will see you.
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Speaker 1: Because I know.
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Speaker 5: That's also a lot of someone really interview and they
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Speaker 5: good job.
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Speaker 2: So funny thing short a friend of mine living outside
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Speaker 2: Africa and you're saying today I had him say this
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Speaker 2: isn't me. Come come on, Papa, go address the way
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Speaker 2: you want to be paid.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it was saying, but no places to tender, like
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Speaker 2: literally they can pay you good money, but you're dressing
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Speaker 2: calle itself. It's gonna reduce the value. Want it just
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Speaker 2: an ordinary care because I too over and MASTI. So
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Speaker 2: he's actually saying that he's seeing so many changes sure
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Speaker 2: to create seing changes on him dressing and how the
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Speaker 2: bag is completely changing that it makes sense that you understand.
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Speaker 2: But the places and that's what I understand. Like people
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Speaker 2: take you, people would hire car.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, people could not play seniority hubay and.
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Speaker 2: Literally you know I didn't. I did dinner. He was famous,
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Speaker 2: so he got like really famous at a younger age.
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Speaker 2: Made money. So it's friends around him.
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Speaker 3: What famous moder when you do, I'll come by God,
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Speaker 3: So dinner up lucking it for a struggle a struggle.
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Speaker 2: Okayman meetings and midst if the matter, I'm a cop.
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Speaker 3: You could talk us south to be car guy as
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Speaker 3: purely Gary at the Westlands, I guess imagine because I'm
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Speaker 3: being attainingly like ironing Gary, I can attend you crazy places.
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Speaker 2: So there are places where you need a car, the
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Speaker 2: place where you need your car, there's places where you
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Speaker 2: you need to walk, and the places that you can't walk.
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Speaker 2: So that's the place.
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Speaker 3: And of course also the most important thing is always
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Speaker 3: looking the part because that is the first impression I
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Speaker 3: have about you.
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Speaker 2: Right for you, you can actually sell little for anything.
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Speaker 2: I was looking for.
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Speaker 3: Bangle right and then can I not in my mind
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Speaker 3: because saying animates directly shop but somebody can do that,
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Speaker 3: only can could get so I called so everybody morning, Anicia, we.
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Speaker 2: I need a competer pilly And then what got into
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Speaker 2: my head?
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Speaker 3: But my friend, that's how that's how people lose jobs,
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Speaker 3: and that's how people get jobs. In my head, I
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Speaker 3: was like, let's say pay. Let's say if you're going
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Speaker 3: to a bag or you're looking for let's say that's
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Speaker 3: not your food is another thing. The first impression I
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Speaker 3: have about you will tell me the type of money
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Speaker 3: or what you do, so you can come and cook.
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Speaker 3: Now only convinced just at a sharp boy, what can
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Speaker 3: that to my sham?
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Speaker 2: Fake? Can the Coo Cook Corning work on my guy?
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Speaker 2: They won't hire just limbos come call you that fifteen million?
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Speaker 2: So you have to look the path. Yeah, literally carry
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Speaker 2: yourself like the vibe you want to you know, the
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Speaker 2: bel you want to give show people. You have to
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Speaker 2: be given that.
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Speaker 6: That's posession sometimes on how you arrive cool, I'm on time.
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Speaker 6: One thing about me, I keep time. Waite matters. I
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Speaker 6: keep time like crazy. So I read one time.
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Speaker 5: Tell me, oh, you know how the office was so pretty?
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Speaker 5: Hey good? I was like the office was looking really
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Speaker 5: beautiful and everything.
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Speaker 6: We're just waiting on the director to arrive and then
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Speaker 6: we can start not like boom points maybe no longer. Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 6: you are inconveniencing me. So I have a little bit
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Speaker 6: of an upperhand over idea. Okay, anyway, cool one my life.
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Speaker 6: We go sit in this boardroom, so I'm there.
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Speaker 5: You know, obviously I'm nervous. I'm like, oh my god,
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Speaker 5: what are they gonna ask me? I'm I'm nervous.
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Speaker 6: I get in, We sit down, so go to people
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Speaker 6: and then I'm just stating that across they have my
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Speaker 6: CV in front of the desk, They're like, wow, take
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Speaker 6: her to the CV. I'm like, yeah, good. Then they
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Speaker 6: tell me, now you want to explain to you the role.
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Speaker 6: I'm like, okay, you know because it was referral, so
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Speaker 6: I didn't get like the formally applications.
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Speaker 5: You know what.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, oh they excluded.
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Speaker 5: They tell me, oh, it's an internship.
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Speaker 6: Oh a tea'll be working in this manufacturing you a
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Speaker 6: part plant or something. Go to this park plant, you know,
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Speaker 6: in the field of engineering, and then you'll be working
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Speaker 6: there from Monday to Saturday. Hey, Monday Saturday number two.
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Speaker 6: It's based in the room.
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Speaker 2: Like, okay, that's not I feel like being honest to
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Speaker 2: the level of the Africa I was telling myself this morning.
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Speaker 2: By the time Africa thirty, there's some the same patterns
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Speaker 2: I have right now, I can't. I can't take them
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Speaker 2: to that particular age, like missus job ninety five number one,
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Speaker 2: because I'm trying to escape from unemployment. Secondly, is it
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Speaker 2: after come out a commany cazi Monday to Saturday. Hell no,
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Speaker 2: I believe the weekends are for me. I have decisions
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Speaker 2: that I want to do with my weekend. Not a
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Speaker 2: company like that is really like taking away freelm from me,
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Speaker 2: and I feel like most of the places like Monday
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Speaker 2: to Friday, if it's Saturday. Literally i'd say the only
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Speaker 2: cousin I'm consistently there. I ana so stuff in the
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Speaker 2: same house or if I'm to bedroom I am in
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Speaker 2: right now. Have to be in the biggest place and
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Speaker 2: a better environment. You can't even like where's it rually bedroom? Now?
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Speaker 2: Where is it grade from from guy? Thank you? I
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Speaker 2: would say no because I've been thinking for like men,
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Speaker 2: should I go back to one bedroom once my brother's
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Speaker 2: done with school and other because according to the plants
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Speaker 2: like at top very soon, very quick, so like should
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Speaker 2: I go back to our bedroom? Like na, that's me
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Speaker 2: degrading even myself more doing better life or worse in life?
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Speaker 2: Like men after will be used for a lot of
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Speaker 2: things that will be bought for you. True for me
19:48
Speaker 2: when my girls come mostly come out to make that
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Speaker 2: times me, I have an exceed of five guests mostly
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Speaker 2: one so beauty room okay send me like literally a
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Speaker 2: lot because also sometimes spend a lot of buses like
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Speaker 2: in the room, I could not just go to that
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Speaker 2: my brother's room and sleep there, So I don'tant to
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Speaker 2: go back behind I have been a ninety five job
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Speaker 2: and I'm being a job that pays miss jeep as to struggle,
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Speaker 2: like now, I have to be very much elevated by that.
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Speaker 2: I don't know, but I'm giving myself that pressure as
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Speaker 2: much as I'm as opposed to. I'm really willing to
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Speaker 2: give myself that pressure for the luck that I want
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Speaker 2: any experience.
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Speaker 5: So when they told me Ruby, I was like, oh, yes,
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Speaker 5: the city.
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Speaker 3: You know, I don't mind that you like working outside
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Speaker 3: the city for and less like within the country or
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Speaker 3: I don't mind like I can't go to Kitari not
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Speaker 3: as the bad is good.
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Speaker 2: I saw.
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Speaker 3: I like, I have honestly been struggling that for a
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Speaker 3: very long time and I've been like, man, I just
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Speaker 3: love the city, you know and stuff.
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Speaker 2: And I let me say, I get a bag like
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Speaker 2: you you beside, it.
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Speaker 3: Depends to That's what I'm saying, Like if the bag
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Speaker 3: is too bored, younger person, I'm making here and like
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Speaker 3: I can make in a month in a rowbie and this, yeah,
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Speaker 3: like like it's that was like if I can make
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Speaker 3: like fifteen a man and your cousin of your and
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Speaker 3: you know, somewhere else, I don't mind, Like I don't
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Speaker 3: mind because like with with all that investment, because like
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Speaker 3: I've thought about it, I've been struggling living with like
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Speaker 3: your accepted, but you know your any you're ready to
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Speaker 3: live the life of man appear what be bothering means
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Speaker 3: like entertainment when you you know and this is your job,
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Speaker 3: this is your purpose. Do the job so many can
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Speaker 3: turn it? Can you up somewhere else? And my work
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Speaker 3: is basically entertainment. Entertainment is in the city. Am I
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Speaker 3: going to go back or am I going to.
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Speaker 2: To go forward?
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Speaker 3: Because now you have to be a choice your career
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Speaker 3: or your big money, you know, and then you're like man, man,
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Speaker 3: you're every day at the end of the day to
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Speaker 3: the end of the day. With that money, you can
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Speaker 3: invest and put your career anywhere you want. So it
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Speaker 3: has nothing to do with it. There's nothing to do
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Speaker 3: with it.
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Speaker 2: It's crazy because our industry is really really funny, and
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Speaker 2: I don't think it's better industry for life with the
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Speaker 2: amount of efforts you've been put in and looking at
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Speaker 2: the those years have been working, especially work five years
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Speaker 2: plus close to Tenny, one thing I've learned is you
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Speaker 2: can land that deal that can completely change your life,
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Speaker 2: like which can actually make you quit your job do
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Speaker 2: a lot of things now based on your own freedom.
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Speaker 2: Like I've seen that, and man, I want it. I want.
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Speaker 2: I think it works. I just want. I think it works.
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Speaker 3: Like what the pattern goes by a certain amount of
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Speaker 3: years and the networks, it is inevitable. If it is
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Speaker 3: meant for you, it will work to it. You don't
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Speaker 3: have to mainstream, but it will work because now you've
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Speaker 3: had all the experiences, you're not the right business moves
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Speaker 3: to take. You know the right business steps, you know
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Speaker 3: every step to take, so you will never go wrong. Yeh,
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Speaker 3: that'n't ten years in the game, almost ten years, and
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Speaker 3: I may loose mainstream. But because it's surrounding your job
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Speaker 3: literally fifteen fifteen.
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Speaker 2: Just think magaletic comments. I'm gonna ask dobility. Sometimes you
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Speaker 2: you know, you look at the locations and you expect
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Speaker 2: be salary because from my eight and that jew monomenally
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Speaker 2: fifteen k fifteen.
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Speaker 3: It also depends on Sometimes I think that it's not
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Speaker 3: about the location of the job personally in the city.
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Speaker 3: I feel like it depends on the job. I say,
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Speaker 3: let's say, for example, it because like let's say it's
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Speaker 3: a saloon, or it's an or let's say it's just
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Speaker 3: another job. Office is out in musical see like maybe
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Speaker 3: we're gon we need a receptionist when I like, sometimes
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Speaker 3: I don't think it's about that.
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Speaker 2: There's a job I got me and a friend of mine.
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Speaker 2: Can I go about a job? So credit to another job,
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Speaker 2: thinking we're supposed to be doing service. It was actually
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Speaker 2: a saloon and jobs just to get look salon and
25:02
Speaker 2: your to do nails, my friend, you have to do
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Speaker 2: it's actually a professional me. It was from and then
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Speaker 2: I know how to do blood dry son a blood
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Speaker 2: I can wash and blood dry. I can do nails,
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Speaker 2: tips and gel. I can't do a clerics, so sour
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Speaker 2: the next up the date, meander for the job, my friend,
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Speaker 2: it's all hazy and a fine. Maybe I can watch weeks.
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Speaker 2: It was weeks dice a packet of Wigner. I don't
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Speaker 2: know anything about with at that time. Imagine and Oka
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Speaker 2: and okay Ura. It was I think in money always
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Speaker 2: see one of the two star wars how Nick and
25:45
Speaker 2: salon okause he it's the new in town bay. So
25:51
Speaker 2: whatever you sell, how many parts you sell for its salon,
25:54
Speaker 2: you're being paid by the who. That's not what I
25:58
Speaker 2: came for. The interview before that many causes is rural
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Speaker 2: and that by foot is rua. But I'm already choco.
26:13
Speaker 2: Also Nico took the transporter called the whole go down,
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Speaker 2: my little jerk, and k see now you can go
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Speaker 2: jac the name become a missus and insurance insurance and
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Speaker 2: nicodem you and that's the interview. Wow, car comb my
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Speaker 2: paper when who to injure fully.
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Speaker 3: Set over Fishery now come be school to describe just
26:55
Speaker 3: could Rudy sick to completely?
26:58
Speaker 2: And they didn't look for me just like god your yeah,
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Speaker 2: because on a j I thinks, now exactly commission attend
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Speaker 2: them to come baby classical. But there is a sue
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Speaker 2: better of Monday salary bye, you know.
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Speaker 6: Monday Sun Saturday, Monday to Saturday an a rugby all
27:25
Speaker 6: the fifteen thousand, I'm supposed to go look for housing.
27:30
Speaker 5: This is a new town of lo for housing. You
27:33
Speaker 5: have to finish nicole and food fifteen thousand in this character.
27:42
Speaker 2: You know, intributed defects. The company is like giving you accommodation,
27:45
Speaker 2: you know, like, hey, we have some results with paternatey
27:49
Speaker 2: with and you've been one of our people working in
27:52
Speaker 2: the company. You're gonna be given this suit or whatever
27:55
Speaker 2: room for this specific amount of time until a japan accident.
27:59
Speaker 6: But hell now, and that was the last time I
28:03
Speaker 6: ever took opportunities to become an intern ever.
28:08
Speaker 1: I was like what.
28:10
Speaker 5: And this is in this big coupled office and then
28:13
Speaker 5: you know, the thing that told me is like they
28:17
Speaker 5: were like, we really want to be honest to do
28:20
Speaker 5: about the conditions because we.
28:23
Speaker 7: Want you to go to say you coming from all
28:29
Speaker 7: it's crazy. It's really, it's really really crazy because expects
28:32
Speaker 7: when it comes to interns.
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Speaker 2: They should there should be at least some wages. They're
28:38
Speaker 2: paid as much as you're learning to be in this
28:41
Speaker 2: particular environment, you know, because already.
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Speaker 3: See what but you know, like and like my interns
28:49
Speaker 3: and doctors monopotera in terns, well I imagine and and
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Speaker 3: it's a on media, I know media in terns, you know,
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Speaker 3: and aunt, yeah, you are, like they're paid basically, will
29:08
Speaker 3: you become my name because like for example, the medicine
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Speaker 3: one that nurse and that's in tern and that's in
29:13
Speaker 3: turns gene sixty five nurse, in terns, Bishops like a
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Speaker 3: serious nurse you know twenty literally so.
29:22
Speaker 2: Like like fifty or forty. And then.
29:28
Speaker 3: Because like my brother has been an intern for the
29:31
Speaker 3: longer time and he's been and he's been paid like
29:34
Speaker 3: it's been an intern, it's never gotten like monenty. Like
29:38
Speaker 3: when a intern in Conna sur lady propos it was
29:42
Speaker 3: like talking and here you're shifted and poll and stuff
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Speaker 3: like that.
29:51
Speaker 2: Wow, that's amazing. To the second one, she said, complication
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Speaker 2: and telling me is.
29:58
Speaker 5: Weaknesses and bid this job or I deserve it.
30:03
Speaker 2: I feel like a job should just like on this
30:06
Speaker 2: case always to me, this is a cop. I feel
30:11
Speaker 2: like there you know, I've been going to that type
30:14
Speaker 2: of experience like sites flooding try cop online jobs and
30:21
Speaker 2: most of them men, they require so much, like so
30:23
Speaker 2: much and the experience of experience. You're a cosum five years.
30:31
Speaker 2: You upload upload videos to tell many comen like upload
30:35
Speaker 2: a videos show cases.
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Speaker 3: Man and then social media too, well like the prove
30:42
Speaker 3: shouldn't the clefel like conacreted and what the media's in
30:46
Speaker 3: Guinea to in because they know very well they want
30:51
Speaker 3: to but they want three people one fifty from there.
30:57
Speaker 3: It pots on your social media and then tell your
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Speaker 3: people to like and share the highest likes, so.
31:07
Speaker 2: Very you're not going to forty seven people tumor what reports.
31:14
Speaker 2: So it's like CLI the famous. The job, you have
31:23
Speaker 2: to have an accent. Mmm. I feel like that's like
31:29
Speaker 2: an American okay. I think that's why you are for
31:34
Speaker 2: a year. Okay, because everybody is almost sounding like her.
31:38
Speaker 2: Okay to fake it.
31:41
Speaker 3: I don't know what it's a called center they are
31:45
Speaker 3: for different companies are major company is America's.
31:53
Speaker 2: Mostly so imagine American.
31:58
Speaker 3: Accent, and they're very batter at with you because then
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Speaker 3: keeping WiFi Hello to upper so imagine your person and
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Speaker 3: American who's mad. And then they're trying to be so
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Speaker 3: fast around the compet now language number one. The people
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Speaker 3: came on a leisure at least I come and see
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Speaker 3: the exact American. But with your who went like I
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Speaker 3: want to care weing to me. I didn't know was
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Speaker 3: supposed to wear.
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Speaker 1: It was.
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Speaker 2: I went from to to coma.
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Speaker 3: Fifty none of your car really because only but from
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Speaker 3: fifty was their time. And then you have to go
32:45
Speaker 3: the way from U transport. You took the bag and
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Speaker 3: everything a galery so seated under uber. He took us
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Speaker 3: three thousand, Yes you after your good nothing from India.
33:03
Speaker 3: That's from all another could do anything about c C
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Speaker 3: to another Columbia comba, everything about Salarriaco j whateverytten know
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Speaker 3: about the company right and the even tell you to
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Speaker 3: war like this. I'm just ensure like your English is good,
33:27
Speaker 3: action is good and stuff like that happened your com
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Speaker 3: described maybe your favorite dish. They do like that my
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Speaker 3: name interview, so they start from number fifty. So another Hi,
33:49
Speaker 3: my name is wonder. Hi, my name is Gla. My
33:56
Speaker 3: favorite dish is in my eye. I my eye cooked
34:01
Speaker 3: with a lot of onions, less tomatoes, and of course
34:06
Speaker 3: I also like a little bit of barry on the
34:09
Speaker 3: side with PILLI I serve it with greens quite hot.
34:13
Speaker 2: So tell like a minute so they hear how you
34:17
Speaker 2: how you talk? Of course how you can form a
34:20
Speaker 2: story because you do not come to a call center
34:22
Speaker 2: just in call now not jib. But do you have
34:25
Speaker 2: to entertain the person? So now how long can you
34:28
Speaker 2: because they don't also want when you talk your cemetric
34:30
Speaker 2: plant and we work up in a jump work because
34:33
Speaker 2: the center so they see how you can create a story. Right,
34:37
Speaker 2: So everybody says, there's you say if you if you
34:41
Speaker 2: you have any fun, you know, whatever you like on
34:43
Speaker 2: a coopare time. And then now they say number fifty
34:48
Speaker 2: remain number twenty five. I'm an how my name is?
34:54
Speaker 2: So they write the names of when you're so from
34:57
Speaker 2: then I keept only seven names like Joby Shmanny Framness,
35:04
Speaker 2: Chris whoever seven need back when you are, when you are,
35:11
Speaker 2: when you are back to are when that's crazy. And
35:14
Speaker 2: then the part forty man, that's my back, you're truly
35:21
Speaker 2: lose evil. And then from the seven they're going to
35:25
Speaker 2: they have no one on one interview by the time
35:30
Speaker 2: normally under congress here the third step you're gonna cons
35:38
Speaker 2: the third step so ordinary back up the commably will
35:44
Speaker 2: but I'm literal, what do you know? Interview? What personally?
35:49
Speaker 2: One time I appreciate so much is when I apply
35:52
Speaker 2: for something and you give me a fraid back douse
35:55
Speaker 2: men commonly applies something and it has anything like attached
35:59
Speaker 2: to in I'll always be checking my email like every
36:03
Speaker 2: single second, like.
36:05
Speaker 8: Many because milion like notification, because I'm expecting to answer
36:13
Speaker 8: you're living someone on red I feel like that gives
36:16
Speaker 8: someone a lot of the desperation of wanting to know
36:19
Speaker 8: what's next on Mecu BALI.
36:21
Speaker 2: How long does it take for them to approve? Would
36:23
Speaker 2: you come on? And I could after waiting on them?
36:27
Speaker 2: Literally crazy story of videos.
36:30
Speaker 6: Because what is the what is the criteria of hiring
36:34
Speaker 6: me acting that I haven't done before? I have to
36:39
Speaker 6: call their videos? In fact, I have even done not
36:44
Speaker 6: talk about videos before, And it's like, okay, what is
36:48
Speaker 6: the pritarion for?
36:49
Speaker 5: This is how fast I talk, how confidence I talk,
36:52
Speaker 5: how loud they talk? How did I say for the camera?
36:56
Speaker 6: And isn't this unfair if, especially if your job is
36:59
Speaker 6: supposed opened to everybody is at its unfair for somebody
37:03
Speaker 6: who is good at the job, or it's nervous in
37:06
Speaker 6: front of and it's going to the job as a
37:08
Speaker 6: great personality, but shy in front of the camera. What
37:12
Speaker 6: is the crier, especially it's being the first step of interview,
37:16
Speaker 6: you know, if it's like who called the last last
37:18
Speaker 6: step to find but.
37:20
Speaker 5: The first thing to the history record a video is
37:22
Speaker 5: a ritual. Because if your job does.
37:25
Speaker 6: Not require me on the daily or is not part
37:28
Speaker 6: of my job to record videos, why am I.
37:32
Speaker 5: Recording a video? You get like, are you saying that
37:36
Speaker 5: people who don't have loud personalities can't talk.
37:39
Speaker 2: For a camera. It's crazy because that's something a good
37:41
Speaker 2: example out of sidery. If you're looking for jobs, to
37:44
Speaker 2: read them, post the job description exactly. I feel like
37:48
Speaker 2: I feel like maybe the India to them, the mascara
37:51
Speaker 2: they are, you know why, you know why I got
37:54
Speaker 2: the moment. I'm that I'm patannical to me.
37:56
Speaker 3: A link they are, but the moment press your link
37:59
Speaker 3: that and for that? Yeah, what Alynk. I'm like, if
38:03
Speaker 3: you're really legit, honestly put it up there for people. People,
38:07
Speaker 3: this is now you get it and this is what
38:09
Speaker 3: is happening or it is there.
38:14
Speaker 2: And I think that it was this guy post for
38:17
Speaker 2: Instagrams or France ken they're offering jobs and then U
38:26
Speaker 2: comments because we're only saying now, this is when you
38:28
Speaker 2: want to know so much, just go to the comments center.
38:30
Speaker 2: Believe and bother are so much going to Google to
38:32
Speaker 2: do resarch. I'm gonna two comments. Colical comments are called
38:36
Speaker 2: like number I love the word to modeling, but their
38:38
Speaker 2: whole article of what is happening? But no, you were
38:41
Speaker 2: not France. You went to do they're giving jobs due
38:44
Speaker 2: to ken now their branches opening, Like which part of
38:48
Speaker 2: the news miss number already? Then second there know the
38:57
Speaker 2: un is not they're planning to move in Kenya and
38:59
Speaker 2: there's no jobs. Not Google, you can't tell us. Follow
39:07
Speaker 2: the link on my bike, follow the link on your
39:09
Speaker 2: bio forward are you linked directly to the U and
39:13
Speaker 2: if and if you are still there should be a
39:15
Speaker 2: site where you can go and click and yeah, recruited
39:24
Speaker 2: but probably not there the updates about our children have
39:27
Speaker 2: been missing. Literally, I'm gonna share two videos about this.
39:31
Speaker 9: I don't know if you guys understand how fucked up
39:33
Speaker 9: the country is right now. Every single day, almost every
39:38
Speaker 9: day is being found somewhere dead. A woman is being
39:42
Speaker 9: from somewhere dead, children are being from somewhere dead. Like, guys,
39:47
Speaker 9: can we just collectively sit down and ask for ourselves
39:50
Speaker 9: what is going.
39:53
Speaker 5: On? Are talking money?
39:55
Speaker 9: I've been sitting on Status street. Child has gone missing,
39:58
Speaker 9: This child has gone missing. This childre's got missing? This
40:01
Speaker 9: child has gone missing. Now it's very every it's women,
40:08
Speaker 9: it's girls from tell it they want women, or that's
40:12
Speaker 9: from us. It's who is killing us? Want to know
40:18
Speaker 9: because me is just kill.
40:22
Speaker 5: It's just women and children.
40:23
Speaker 2: It's crazy because that's the truth. There's no men. The numbers.
40:28
Speaker 2: We're not saying men are not getting killed or disappearing
40:30
Speaker 2: and being founded. That's now we're trying to reply here.
40:34
Speaker 2: But if you look at the numbers, it's the men
40:37
Speaker 2: and the children who are mostly the victims. I mean
40:41
Speaker 2: the women and the children who are mostly the victims.
40:44
Speaker 2: It's crazy because she says that we had this lady
40:46
Speaker 2: who was saying to body, TikTok body. She's very healy
40:54
Speaker 2: when it comes to politics and all that. So apparently
40:57
Speaker 2: allegedly Charlie Ruto has been involved in illegal explotation of
41:03
Speaker 2: donated blood. Yes, so I'm like, could this be what
41:09
Speaker 2: is happening to this kid? That three men are but
41:14
Speaker 2: their blood has been next because you're trying to connect
41:17
Speaker 2: the dots, there are women who have been found without
41:20
Speaker 2: organst meeting but they're dead because I equally because most
41:25
Speaker 2: of the times most of these women when they're found
41:28
Speaker 2: dead that they've been raped and killed and they don't
41:31
Speaker 2: out there belonging, or maybe someone was killing from you
41:34
Speaker 2: and they killed you. There's this little two three weeks ago,
41:39
Speaker 2: our phone was intact. Literally because it's so I feel
41:46
Speaker 2: like before someone books could I don't know, Yes, it's joke.
41:53
Speaker 2: So the man particle man lady and she's not raped.
41:58
Speaker 2: None of our culture moved my question for how did
42:05
Speaker 2: she end up in a forest. Nothing has been stolen
42:07
Speaker 2: from her, She's not being raped out of tell if
42:11
Speaker 2: it was done to conclude what really happened. But it's
42:13
Speaker 2: it's it's it's really crazy. It's it's crazy.
42:16
Speaker 5: Because I feel like the next government you have to
42:19
Speaker 5: be we'll have to be your grand mother. You have
42:22
Speaker 5: to be your mother.
42:23
Speaker 2: You have to bet every tell me why.
42:32
Speaker 5: It's putting black.
42:36
Speaker 1: Fell there time?
42:43
Speaker 5: Imagine guy, what's a come down? Context can have been?
42:54
Speaker 2: I've ever donated? Yes, I have? How many times? A
42:57
Speaker 2: lot of times?
42:58
Speaker 3: Like the first time I donated, you said it, yeah
43:03
Speaker 3: you need food, look Ami, because you never to anything,
43:10
Speaker 3: so you're not you're looking at young kid donut high school?
43:15
Speaker 3: How many donut? Honestly, it was because of the bread
43:19
Speaker 3: and tea faid because like I remember skill cooler rice
43:24
Speaker 3: that time. So you're so weak, there are side they
43:28
Speaker 3: give you so that to get your energy back whenst lunch,
43:35
Speaker 3: there's some time you an a line when you went
43:40
Speaker 3: to school, and becauseuse we didn't have like I just
43:42
Speaker 3: make your food cour groups and stuff now school ja donut.
43:51
Speaker 2: Now?
43:51
Speaker 3: So dam will you and go kick up a Scooper.
43:54
Speaker 3: I felt really better, Like why did I would if
43:57
Speaker 3: I didn't time? The second time it happened something that
44:04
Speaker 3: it was funny because what happened is to Ali, I
44:09
Speaker 3: was randomly sick a lot of times. If I'm going
44:12
Speaker 3: to have like a lot.
44:13
Speaker 2: Of blood flows, so it's giving me migraine. That's what
44:17
Speaker 2: the first doctor told me.
44:18
Speaker 3: So I had to go like after three months after
44:20
Speaker 3: remove blood in my days, back and back like the
44:26
Speaker 3: mang question, and I stopped. I donated a couple of
44:30
Speaker 3: times for.
44:30
Speaker 2: Free, and it's for free. You donate. That's cool, that
44:40
Speaker 2: blood donation. That's what it's called. Donate. You don't sell.
44:44
Speaker 3: Switch and around baby companies and on a donate and
44:48
Speaker 3: then instead of using them for so she said, they
44:51
Speaker 3: go sell them. You're not supposed to sell donated bad
44:55
Speaker 3: to keep particular as a doctor, as a lab check whatever.
44:59
Speaker 2: Yeah, arrested. So you can't. You can't. You can't sell
45:03
Speaker 2: donated blood. This I did what she was doing selling
45:07
Speaker 2: donated that it is not supposed to be sold exactly.
45:09
Speaker 2: It's super crazy. But as we get closer to winding
45:12
Speaker 2: up with today's conversation, yesterday.
45:14
Speaker 1: We had.
45:17
Speaker 2: We had the event after the event, after the Africa
45:21
Speaker 2: Forward Summit, and I've seen some critics about the fashion.
45:26
Speaker 2: I'm not strong with the fashion of began to be
45:28
Speaker 2: specific and a couple of people in Monarchica, but buyer,
45:33
Speaker 2: I don't understand because I feel like the theme was
45:35
Speaker 2: all about fashion. I mean Africa literally, it's it's representing
45:40
Speaker 2: Africa attire. And I think we're talking about that Josy
45:44
Speaker 2: when we're discussing about the Awardia and looking at the
45:51
Speaker 2: Nigerian fashion designers and even but I do say not
45:57
Speaker 2: a bo style by and I'm not wrong. I think
46:01
Speaker 2: dressed I am let me see, Oh yep, start by
46:05
Speaker 2: Naomi does amazing job, like really really go just amazing jobs.
46:11
Speaker 2: So is it because we don't like embracing of thevery
46:16
Speaker 2: own gallant? Oh yeah, that was really iconic? That was
46:23
Speaker 2: you know, I don't know, cause military understand, can you?
46:26
Speaker 2: And sometimes it's just like, is it because you don't
46:29
Speaker 2: like embracing our very own attire? We're not so used
46:33
Speaker 2: to it or the fact because I feel excuse meca
46:36
Speaker 2: eras like we think they're more now elevated. It's not
46:40
Speaker 2: like the way our mom is. Yeah, it's more more
46:43
Speaker 2: than literally mostyle this how you can you don't have
46:46
Speaker 2: to just have a top and that's cart that you
46:49
Speaker 2: know a rostas as a man and that's it. The
46:54
Speaker 2: people are putting spices into fashion nowadays, and I feel
46:58
Speaker 2: like that's something people need to accept and also understand
47:01
Speaker 2: the event. What is the theme of the event? You
47:04
Speaker 2: want me to dress up like Sauti Saul my events?
47:07
Speaker 2: Your CUTI Saul. You know it's super crazy because was
47:10
Speaker 2: faceing faiting critics about his fashion. The fact that you
47:14
Speaker 2: dressed up like.
47:17
Speaker 3: I didn't see a problem with it me too, because
47:19
Speaker 3: like an African and then for those if you know
47:22
Speaker 3: lawyers put on like that exactly.
47:25
Speaker 2: Number one lawyers, So it was right on because it
47:33
Speaker 2: was an African thing. I think you want you to.
47:37
Speaker 3: Day okyver designs that Mariana Prada if you're not on
47:42
Speaker 3: some Prada or some.
47:45
Speaker 2: Who was she and whatever?
47:50
Speaker 3: Like there's there's so much, so much pride in culture.
47:54
Speaker 3: There's a lot with I feel like people just don't
47:58
Speaker 3: understand because like even when he cooked the Nigerian outfits
48:02
Speaker 3: and the medical outfits, there's.
48:04
Speaker 2: A different and no no hate or whatever they cooked meal.
48:10
Speaker 2: The first thing I thought about was like, im like
48:17
Speaker 2: met girl that I'm looking like this is exist it
48:22
Speaker 2: and the deniable. You know they cooked met Girala. So
48:25
Speaker 2: that tells you about saying original and in the cart
48:28
Speaker 2: who can play around the Nigeria. It's not Kitta exactly honestly,
48:34
Speaker 2: but I was the African Godly concerts and they say
48:42
Speaker 2: it was like Le French Forever where what.
48:50
Speaker 3: We didn't what's gonna do? Look at that in the
48:52
Speaker 3: concert people are dressed up. We won't be personally. When
48:55
Speaker 3: I knew it is, I did took up the team
49:00
Speaker 3: mm hmm.
49:00
Speaker 2: When you go like Apple people in heels broke, I
49:08
Speaker 2: think dragged, like I'm ready to party. It's like a
49:14
Speaker 2: concert and I didn't check this places like the arena,
49:17
Speaker 2: so you see it's like one after place come and
49:19
Speaker 2: be yeah everything and it's just classic in your drinks,
49:28
Speaker 2: food restaurants, big brands to just come. If you want
49:32
Speaker 2: to get anything from outside, you come. You see it right,
49:36
Speaker 2: But only were African I saw that. I was like, man,
49:44
Speaker 2: I did the African whatever like like like I see
49:50
Speaker 2: need to Claudia the first like stuff. It's in the
49:55
Speaker 2: theme for like you I'm at you know, the crowding,
49:59
Speaker 2: the crowd itself. I don't know people call var.
50:02
Speaker 3: Like like it was themed African networking and stuff that
50:07
Speaker 3: comment in my but very class shiny ones and stuff.
50:11
Speaker 2: Like people are on classy things and and I was
50:15
Speaker 2: just like, whoa, this is beautiful to see and then
50:18
Speaker 2: of course to meet me and like I'm gonna do something. Shit,
50:24
Speaker 2: Oh I hate it when I'm star and I'm out
50:27
Speaker 2: of the now being upward because I did, like you
50:30
Speaker 2: were taking our pictures and they're like, look weird they
50:33
Speaker 2: were taking like this is the place that it was
50:36
Speaker 2: like you know and stuff like that.
50:38
Speaker 3: People should just understand catcher Man. People should understand the
50:42
Speaker 3: beauty about.
50:44
Speaker 2: Exactly.
50:45
Speaker 3: And because like I'm trying the beer, I couldn't. I'm
50:49
Speaker 3: good to but we put on lion skin and even
50:56
Speaker 3: doing because the girl was dressed in like rope and
50:59
Speaker 3: stuff like that. Coffee okay, and you were super traditional.
51:03
Speaker 3: Why are people talking because it's just did you care you?
51:07
Speaker 3: Because being jobbing is performance was not like I saw
51:12
Speaker 3: people performed nearly missed because it was raining later late.
51:16
Speaker 3: I missed for Jessica Milion.
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Speaker 2: Apparently I missed cost to johns Ephen Butlina Lilina and
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Speaker 2: he perform.
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Speaker 3: I miss Nandy Nandy, but I watch a big girl,
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Speaker 3: A big girl. Chance there was another come police guy.
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Speaker 2: I watched.
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Speaker 3: Properly as he was in the least. Apparently that's just
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Speaker 3: too small for him or whatever. He was sick, not
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Speaker 3: you were sick, but because it was five thousand people
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Speaker 3: about five days, but really who performed like make big
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Speaker 3: spaces but I was sick, whatever the excuse he gave.
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Speaker 3: But we were like, maybe this is too small love
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Speaker 3: for Thelisa perform b and people are waiting the to
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Speaker 3: be in the Funger show now show because there was
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Speaker 3: like ministers in Joe Home.
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Speaker 2: Mccrown was there in a Joe even so yeah, like
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Speaker 2: a couple of like blue like blue big Bridge people,
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Speaker 2: delegates and all that. They were there.
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Speaker 3: And when you're being performed, there to repeat because you're repety,
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Speaker 3: you you're finally Ali performed Quansa and weally performed that.
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Speaker 3: I can't find a clocker, torect you repet repety. He
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Speaker 3: did his performance after performing the last song to us
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Speaker 3: and you wanted to say thank you so much for
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Speaker 3: what the people who made this happen blah and being
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Speaker 3: performed a final letter.
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Speaker 2: So that tells you how he's really been this hour
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Speaker 2: com is performing.
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Speaker 3: He's not going to perform in a big GLaDOS your
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Speaker 3: eventage from African events that the baby you ca je
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Speaker 3: years to do what after whatever?
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Speaker 2: It's in the States. Magic don't think can perform right now. No,
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Speaker 2: it's it's not happening right now for in a few
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Speaker 2: months at Acqua list that baby big names like perform
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Speaker 2: with list. So I feel like you just don't like
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Speaker 2: this that the heads you been was it wasn wasn't
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Speaker 2: wasn't wasn't tire in a mark not just exactly what
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Speaker 2: not even to a complaint. Can we just support he's winning,
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Speaker 2: mistaken as somewhere he's putting in the world. I feel
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Speaker 2: like support that is the wrong person to criticize because
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Speaker 2: he never takes the Kenyan criticism. You know, he just
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Speaker 2: lives his life. I think, yeah, yeah, I have a caligra.
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Speaker 2: The people have what a long and what a stream
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Speaker 2: stream can so Kenyan? Yeah, he doesn't give a damn
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Speaker 2: literally keep up on a comebacks coms. So let's just
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Speaker 2: support supple. Let's not try to put because man is man.
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Speaker 2: It's a big figure we average now he's got treasure
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Speaker 2: in industry worlds. I love the trying to put the
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Speaker 2: rest of the soul also, you know has an events
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Speaker 2: carrying up. I think shout shout to the sole generation.
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Speaker 2: Literally try to the Kenyan artist for trust in themselves,
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Speaker 2: because I think it's happened industry our country only that
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Speaker 2: has all those criticisms or other artists the same in
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Speaker 2: their country. But I think so because Spice saying how
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Speaker 2: she gets criticisms and hates so much hate because of
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Speaker 2: our blue hair. Imagine she never received the love she's
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Speaker 2: resting from because ken would want to be how are
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Speaker 2: you Ganda? This is well? Love is you know it's
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Speaker 2: gonna happen if she says she's gonna come to ken
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Speaker 2: And I love the fact that shut to the even
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Speaker 2: organizers and I hope can we get there. The fact
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Speaker 2: the first eventure one of the biggest artists we had
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Speaker 2: was she in cern Dibacco. We need to do better.
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Speaker 2: But this when we come to the end of today's conversation.
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Speaker 2: I'm coming back in a few for those one listening
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Speaker 2: by the radio station. I did miss my show, but
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Speaker 2: with me in the next few minutes as we get
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Speaker 2: to see what has been happening in Africa. On the
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Speaker 2: part Africa, please but this has been there. Took shop peace,
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Speaker 2: verry out much love. Amazing people sometimes in place on
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Speaker 2: next week of a beautiful one.