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2_6_2024 LVBNM MIXER_His Hop Radio · His Hop Radio Podcast

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in the community once again. This is the Business Networking podcast of Las Vegas.
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Business Networking. We're at the lv B and M Mixing Event lvbn M
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Mixing Event. They do it every second to Tuesday other month here at the
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Santa Fe Hotel. So, if you are in Las Vegas, if you
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are a business owner, if you are a professional, if you have a
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service and you just want to network, you want to get the word out
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about what you got going, what you're doing. Come on down to the
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LVB and I'm Business Mixer. I'm gonna encourage you to download our app,
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his Hot Radio, in your app store on all platforms, and go to
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our website his hot nation dot com. You can fill in the forms get
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in contact with us, email us, let us know that you want to
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be a part of this and we are able to get you connected with the
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people who host this event every month. We have representatives from the Caesars Palace,
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we have representatives from the MGM Gram. We have some great business owners
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here. We're gonna get in to their stories. They're gonna tell us what
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they got going, what they're doing, and we're gonna give you an opportunity
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to comment, like, and subscribe as well. So make sure you keep
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it locked. Don't go nowhere. We'll be right back all right. We
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are sitting here at the LVB and M Business Mixer. This event goes down
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every month the first Tuesday of the month at the Santa Fe Hotel, and
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we have our first guests that we're gonna talk to today on the business Mixing
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Podcast right here, we're gonna talk to Coach Tate. I already talked to
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him and he's got some great, great wisdom, some amazing information that he
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wants to share with our audience. But first, mister Tate, Coach Tate,
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I was its coach. Okay, all right now now I'm missing coach.
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Okay, all right, Coach. First, I want you to give
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us a couple of words about this business mixing event. Tell us what is
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your thought about this vision and how they get down Paul and Sylvester they get
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down out here. It's a great opportunity, especially for small businesses and the
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mixer they've been around seventeen years. I've been here with them for seventeen years,
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and it helps me let people know who we are, what we do.
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At different times. There's children that come through. I got pictures of
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different functions that we've done. We used to the first eight years being here.
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I'm from East Palo Alto, California. That's the name of our program,
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eastpal Auto t Ball Pitchure Machine, which we grew up right across the
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street from Stanford University, and with that we stress the educational side of life
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opposed to be the next great baseball player. But by the time you finish,
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you broke because nobody showed you or taught you how to handle your money,
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how to handle business, do investments in all of that kind of stuff.
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But these are things that we take off to youngsters if we get them
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at four years old, when we start we start talking to them about that.
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I want to see their report cards, see what they're doing in the
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classroom. All of those things is to help them. And one of the
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things that I tell them, I'm trying to help you prepare so when your
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parents take the key from you, you can take care of yourself. And
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that's all about getting good grades in school, all about knowing how to communicate
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with people and those types of things. Nice. Nice, That is awesome,
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man, you have a heart for the youth. We need people to
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mentor we need people to pour into our next us generation because we don't know
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what they go through at night, you know, we don't know what their
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family life is like. So they need a refuse. They need a place
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like this. So, yeah, this is coach tate in if I'm correct,
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you are thus baseball softball. What kind of a coach is baseball baseball
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I coach. I played baseball all my life and I coached my first little
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league baseball team in nineteen sixty two, so I've been coaching this for a
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long time. The program East Palo Alto t Ball Pitch Machine we started in
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nineteen ninety two in East Palo Alto, California, and I stopped coaching the
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little league because we were getting kids at eight and nine years old that didn't
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have a clue what the game of baseball was about. Because they were being
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raised by either single parent or grandparents. They didn't have time to go out
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and show them. So come play for me. We're gonna teach you the
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fundamentals of the game and you progress from there. Nice, Nice, and
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I love the heart that you have. You don't want to just focus on
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their athletic ability. You want to develop them their mind, their heart,
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their body. And it goes in line with what we do. We are
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a radio network of podcast network, but we first started off as a Christian
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hip hop club club His Hot and so we brought Christian artists, Christian rap
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artists. We did live shows, we did live events, and we invited
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the youth in to come have a good time. Get some clean music,
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because believe it or not, music can influence, especially the youth, you
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know what I mean. Music tell you how to feel, tell you how
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to walk, how to talking, and things like that. So we come
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we give them positive music, a positive atmosphere. And right now we are
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looking for a new location and new building so we can start building up.
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You know, right before COVID we had to shut things down and slow down
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a little bit. But we're still in here. We're still out here,
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and we still want to do something for the youth. So maybe we can
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network, maybe we can come over and do a concert for you guys or
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something. Yeah. Well, you know, we try to introduce them to
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some any and all of it, because you never know what might hit a
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youngster's nerve and point them in a direction that they can do better later in
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life. If I could give you an example, when the Mirage was still
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open and they had the dolphins over there, we had a chance to meet
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the director and he would give us opportunity to bring over a dozen and a
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half kids at a time. And we went over this one particular Saturday Sunday
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morning, and one of the young ladies in the organization, she was about
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twelve years old. She wrote a thank you note that when she gave it
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to me, I had to send it over to Dave, and Dave looked
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at it and gave her an opportunity teacher come out on a Saturday and shadow
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one of his people working with the dolphins. She wanted to go into that
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type of work, you know, so those we try to put him in
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situations where they could see something other than the five mile radius that they grew
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up in. You know, We've taken them to spring training in Phoenix,
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Arizona. Is it Fort Watuka and Fort Watuka, Arizona and Fort Watuka is
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the Museum for the Buffalo Soldiers. Twenty seventeen, we took a group of
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kids to Qbe before a week. The sky is the limit if we really
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put our hearts and effort into what we're doing. And that's what our program
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try to do, is to make sure that happens. To date, all
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of our youngsters that have gone to college have gone academically, even though we
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are a sports organization. Man, my head's off to you. I believe
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that is an amazing achievement, an amazing accomplishment. It speaks of the integrity
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and the heart behind what you're doing. And my hope in prayer is that
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this program goes on forever because we definitely need something like this. This is
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amazing that we have this in our community. And can I ask you how
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can people contact you? Where are you guys located? If there's a website
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at email address or an address you can share. If some of our listeners
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want to sign up their youth in your program, what is the process?
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All right, we're on the field right now. We'll be playing until the
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end of March. We go back on the field the middle of June and
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play to the end of July. We play at Doolottle Community Center, which
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is Lake Meat and Jay. You would come in from the lake Mead side
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behind the library. That's where we play at on the baseball fields. My
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name is Coach Tate. Coach Tate twelve at yahoo dot com is my website.
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Ballcharts dot com. Forward Slash Junior Giants is our website and we have
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pictures on there from our trip to Cuba, trips that we've made to Birmingham,
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Alabama. We do golf tournament every year, which is a fundraiser.
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Our program is free to the youngsters. But the city want money, so
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we have to raise some money to pay the city buy the uniforms for them
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and those types of things. So you know, we do different fundraisers try
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to make it happen. But you know, we love to have your youngsters
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out. Like I said, it's no cost to it. They can come
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out and we're gonna teach them fundamentals so that they can go to the next
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level and play a post to just putting them on the field and say,
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oh, my team won the championship, but they can't go to the next
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level and make the team because nobody taught them what they're supposed to be doing
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and how they're supposed to be doing it. I love it. I love
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it getting the mentorship, getting the fundamentals down, laying down a strong foundation.
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So man, that's amazing. I appreciate that. And we're definitely keep
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in touch. Man, Yes, I sure appreciate you letting them come on
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your program. Thanks a million, Thank you, sir. All right,
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keep in luck. We're gonna talk to more people tonight that the business mix.
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This is your boy, mister his Hop, hey, mister his Hop
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here, and yeah, we have our second guest tonight on the podcast at
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this Las Vegas LVB and M business Mixer. You got to have a large
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vision, you gotta have a large heart, if you have the spirit of
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an entrepreneur, if you want to do your own thing, get your business
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out there, your brand out there. This is a great place to come
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and network, meet with other people. People have come to this mixer and
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the businesses have taken off. I've heard stories and testimonies of it, and
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it's an amazing thing that they do. And so right now we have Robert
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Smith and he's with Sadies Kitchen and so we got them on the hot seat
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tonight and so Robert, how you doing tonight? Brother, I'm good,
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Sam, I'm good. Thank you for having us. All right, all
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right, first I want to ask you man, what is your opinion about
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this lv being a business mixer here at the sand Effect. Well, we
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have nothing but great things. I'd say this to say about the LVBN Business
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Mixer. It's a great way to promote your business. It's a great way
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for small businesses and large businesses to get to connect and to learn here.
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So we've learned a lot from here. Sadie's is definitely definitely glad to be
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part of the LVBN Business Mixer every First Tuesday of every month here at the
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Santa Fe Station, the Santa Fe Station. Yes, so I'm with Sadie's
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Kitchen and Catering again. My name is Robert Smith. Our actual physical address
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is four two five five Dean Martin Road, Sweet g Las Vegas, Nevada
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eight nine one oh three. We do soul food and barbecue, ribs,
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auxtails, mac and cheese, all the great stuff. Right now, the
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biggest thing we have is this coming Sunday, February eleventh, twenty twenty four,
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from one pm to nine pm. We're going to be the Martin Luther
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King Center two four two zero North Martin Luther King Boulevard, Building B eight
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nine one one six. That's a Martin Luther King and Carrie. So it's
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a big game. Forty eight for senior, seventy five dollars. Our normal
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ticket prices are one twenty five, but if you say that you were referred
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through this podcast through Sam, then we'll do the seventy five dollars senior prize
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for you. So we're we're gonna have performances by the Red Hatters, the
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Soul Sister Dancers, the Hipster Belly Dancers, Line Dancers and skits by Shanida,
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Endless appetizers, Southern Stop Barbecue, dinner and desserts by three gourmet chefs.
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There's a cash bar, Lovely Dance Night Dance to Night Away with DJ
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Ronnie Oh. We're also gonna be hosted by the Stellar Award winner mister Brenton
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Jones is gonna be on the mic. If you want to purchase tickets,
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you can call seven oh two eight zero eight six nine two seven Again.
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This is February eleventh, Sunday, twenty twenty four. We look forward to
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seeing you, Sam. I'm gonna pass the mic back to you for a
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sec. Man. Man, that's awesome. Man, you guys got a
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lot going on on that day, Man, Big Game fifty eight. I
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know you. The whole city is ready for the super Bowl. This is
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the first time the Super Bowl will be in Las Vegas, and we just
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built a stadium, fresh new stadium. Man, So that's awesome. I
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want to say that this is a great, great idea to do this bringing
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it to the community over here. Martin Luther King Center, twenty four to
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twenty North MLK Boulevard, Building b A nine one one six and it's February
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eleventh, twenty twenty four. It starts at one and it ends at night.
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Man, that sounds like a great, great time. And yeah,
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and it's seventy five dollars for seniors or anyone that's hearing through years and anyone
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that gets through me or the podcast or even the radio station, because we're
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gonna play this on the radio station. Seventy five dollars flat right. All
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they have to do is mention that we heard it on his hot radio and
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they'll get it or the podcast. Okay, I appreciate that, all right,
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So I do understand this is a great event. But does the kitchen,
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does the restaurant has its own regular address or is this just for the
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event? So tell us how to get to you guys, and if you
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have a website or anything like that, share that as well. Yes,
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yes, awesome, So yes, we do have our own personal address.
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Again, our physical address is four to two five to five Dean Martin Road,
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Sweet g Las Vegas, Nevada, eight nine one oh three. You
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can contact Walker Smith at nine to five to one eight seven zero nine three
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eight nine. Our Pamelas Smith at seven zero two eight zero eight six nine
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two seven. We also have delivery options. We don't personally have a place
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where you can come and sit down and eat just yet. We're getting there,
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but we do have delivery, and we do have tailgate options, and
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we do have venues, and we do catering also, So if you have
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any events coming up, weddings, if there's anything that we can cater any
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food for your own events, we'd look forward to any future business. Again,
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my name is Robert Smith. I'm with Sadie's Kitchen and KA. All
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right, man, I appreciate that you did that. Great, man,
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you did you like like a pro. You know what I mean? Man,
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you should start a podcast or something. Brother, maybe we can go
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into business together, brother, come on, come on. ELL's great.
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All right, Well, thank you for spending time with us on the Hiss
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Hot Radio podcast network. Man, Man, I've tasted your food, and
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I want to say that I'm a believer. You know, I'm a witness
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to the food. That matter of fact. You guys got some tonight,
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right, some samp tonight. We have spare ribs, we have chicken,
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and we have garlic mashed potatoes. Okay, I'm gonna shut all this down
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because I'm gonna be right over there, man, get some samples in so
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see shout out to heads Hot Radio. SADI supports you fully, sir,
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so we're right here with you, Sam. Okay, you know I appreciate
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that, and we definitely got to figure out how to network with Sadis in
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the radio station, man, and get the word out there. You know
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what I'm saying. Get you guys on our app and all that stuff too,
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so they can. Matter of fact, you guys got a website.
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We have a website, so it's sadies Kitchen ELC dot com Sadie's Kitchen LLC
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dot com. If you go to any search engine and you type in Sadie's
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Kitchen and Catering, we pop up on every search engine so you'll be able
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to find us there also. And then we also, lastly, we have
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an Instagram and a Snapchat I mean sorry, not Instagram, and a Facebook.
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So our Facebook is Sadie's Kitchen LV and our Instagram is Sadie's Kitchen Underscore
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LV. So we look forward to it. Sam, thank you for the
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opportunity. Yeah, let's do that, man, because We're all into networking,
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especially with the Las Vegas businesses, you know what I mean. We
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got to stick together as a community. So we have a radio podcast app.
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But there's space on there where we have different business owners that we would
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like to talk to you guys and give you guys some real estate on our
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network, you know what I mean. We look forward to it. We
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appreciate the opportunity and vice versa. Yes, sir, all right, man,
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I appreciate it. There you go, Sadie's Kitchen, give it it
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and catering, y'all right here on the His Hot radio podcast network. I
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want you guys to make sure you show them some love, go out and
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support what they're doing. And they got some good food. My mouth is
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water and already, man, I'm gonna get off this mic and go give
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me some samples, y'all. All right, keep it locked. We're going
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to talk to some more people tonight. All right, all right, all
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right, it's your boy, mister His Hot back at you here at the
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Santa Fe Hotel. The lvbn M Business Mixer goes down every first Tuesday of
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the month. I'm telling you, man, this is the spot that you
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want to be if you are a business owner, if you have an entrepreneur
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spirit, and I'm right now I'm gonna talk to my boy Laurel, And
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to be honest, I've been waiting for a minute to tatoo him because he
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is so young, sixteen years old, and he is in business. He's
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grinding. He has a catering situation. So we'll let him tell you about
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that. But before we get into that, my brother say a few words
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about this business mixer in a shout out to Paula and Sylvester got you yeah,
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yeah, yeah. So this is an amazing event for any local entrepreneurs.
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If you got food, if you got clothes, jewey, whatever you're
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in. This is a great way to network and connect with people. You
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know, you got a lot of hitting gyms here people may not know,
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and Paula has a great event going on here every first Tuesday of the month.
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You guys can meet new people and everything you got, like I said,
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a wide variety of clothes, food, businesses, community charities, all
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that stuff. You guys, come out if your local business or just want
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to kind of see some gems in your community, come out definitely every first
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Tuesday of the month. LVBN that mixture. This is a great time for
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y'all. Awesome, awesome, My brother and uh, I'm really impressed with
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you. You know. Right here, I got my daughter, she's fourteen,
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she's painting and stuff like that. And my son he's he wants to
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do snacks and things like that. They both have a business entrepreneur spirit as
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well. So I love it when the youth when you grab hold of when
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you're young. You're sixteen years old from one understand man, and I just
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want to know, man, what got you doing in this direction? Man,
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you know, at such a young ag most definitely, I'm gonna talk
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about it all the time. My biggest inspiration and my mentor was my mother
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from a young age. You know, I always see her working, grinding,
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hustling. She was an entrepreneur before I was, so she kind of
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coached me up on a lot of things, not just about food, but
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being entrepreneur in itself, you know, even the ins and outs. And
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she really told me the biggest thing was like you have to be dedicated to
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this, like you have to really want it, because if you want to
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be an entrepreneur, this is you. You know, you got to make
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sure you're going to be there for the bad days, the good days,
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the social days. Every day you have to be there. So she was
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really my biggest mentor, and she's my driving force for today. And you
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know, everything I do is to try to, you know, make her
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proud and keep us going. So definitely her she got me my drive.
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Awesome, awesome man, you are. I can see you as as a
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millionaire, you know, multiple millionaires, you know, starting off now.
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Man, So that's cool, all right, man. We'll tell us about
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your business, tell us the name of your business and what you do,
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and then tell people how they can connect with you and you know what I'm
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saying, and you know, get your services, sir. So my business
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name is Chili Barkers. We're actually a food truck. We move all over
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Vegas. We do catering, we do apartment complexes, festivals, anything we
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can get our hands into. I've been doing it for about four years now.
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Like I said, with me and my mom, we have a wide
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variety of chili items, but what I'm most known for is my cornbread bunk
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cake and all it up on my homemade chili cheese, sour kimo, green
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onion. And we also have my bacon Toop, Chili dog, my chili
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chips, and my two drinks my blutbet elimonade in my extream kool Aid.
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We usually do events based on the weekend because you know, I'm still in
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school, so I can't I can't do doing a weekenday. But we usually
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operational from Friday through Sunday unless we have like a special event request like a
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week in advance. But you know, you still have to kind of book
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me because I'm in school. So but yeah, we kind of just do
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that on the weekends. But you can definitely check me out all social media
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platforms Facebook, Twitter, TikTok At, Chili Barkers c Hi, l Y
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Barker's b A r K e r S. There you go. Nice nice
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man and real quick Man. I started a Christian hip hop club back in
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twenty twelve and we ran pretty strong for like seven years. Right when COVID
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hit, we had to slow down. But I'm getting ready to get my
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events back up. Man. We going to the juvenile detention centers. We
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try to reach the at risk youth, you know what I mean, those
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who need direction and stuff like that. And my passion is the media,
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the music. You know, the music there was real powerful, and especially
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the hip hop. They glorify drugs, disrespect women and violence and stuff like
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that. And we know how powerful music can be, you know what I'm
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saying. And so the music we promote is like I said, Christian hip
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hop, we speak life, we promote life, you know what I mean.
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We promote positivity, stuff like that. And so the reason why I'm
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saying that and I'm mentioning that is because when I open up a new spot
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or when we start doing events, you know what I mean, I would
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like to invite you to be our cater room service. You know what I'm
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saying, If you'd be interested in doing something like that, definitely, I'm
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definitely into that. You know me. I recently just started getting some more
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like Christian music and stuff too. I actually got like a friend group and
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we do like you know, Bible sessions and stuff and we try to keep
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show keep ourselves up. So that's definitely I would definitely be down just you
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know, anytime, just let us know. I'm I'm available, Just let
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me know like that, that's something I can get behind, and that's that's
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great. I love that, Okay, Sweet Sweet, definitely may ever go
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put you on the list, man. We want to reach out to you.
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And one more thing, man, we do have an app that you
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can download. Our radio network, our podcast network. We broadcast this every
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Tuesday at four o'clocks. Their events are on Tuesdays. We replay it every
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Tuesday at four. So tell your friends, say your family, man,
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download that app. Get connected, man, And that's a good way to
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plug in with our events and stuff like that. And we would like to
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advertise your business on our network as well. You know what I mean.
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We can talk to your parents or you know what I mean, or you
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if you're the you know, you the man to talk to. You know
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what I'm saying. So appreciate that, man. And one more time,
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give us your social media then we'll close it out. Got you, got
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you? Yep, that's actually Barkers. We're on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter,
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and TikTok at c H I L Y Barkers b A R K E
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R S. Here you go. Okay, I'm sorry, I lied.
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I want you to do one more thing. I want you to give me
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a mic drop for the radio station. So basically, all you have to
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do is say your name, the name and your company. They say,
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you are listening to his Hop radio and uh, pay me a flyer.
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Let me see, she said, help you remember the name his hop Radio?
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Yes, okay, this is La real watch singer here with Chili Barker's
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and you're listening to his hop radio. Gotcha? Okay? Cool? Cool?
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Cool? You good? What you want to do it on? One
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time? You good? Now it's up to you. We go. We
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will be playing and this on the radio station. So okay, all right,
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y'all, Well we're gonna h dude. Oh you said dude, Yeah,
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okay, so his Hob Radio. Yeah, it's Lorelle Wessinger here with
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Shilie Barker's and you're listening to his Hob Radio. Yeah, okay, that
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one was better. That was okay? All right man, I appreciate you,
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man, and we'll definitely do some connecting. All right, all right,
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y'all, well, we're gonna close it out. Look like this event
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is getting ready to wrap up, so make sure you guys keep it locked
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to His Hob Radio. Download that app His Hob Radio in your app store,
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and check us out on our website His hob Nation dot com. Get
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in contact with us if you guys want to become a vendor, or if
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you guys want to connect with any of the business owners that we've had on
25:45
this podcast, make sure you hit us up on our website, his hob
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nation dot com and also I am mister his Hop on all social media platforms.
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Mister his Hop on all social media platforms. Close out like I always
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do, it's not about us, it's all about the Christ in us.
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Well, y'all know we cannot close out this event without interviewing one of my
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favorite business owners. I like to see her grow like a like a flower.
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She has been growing her branches out. She's been spreading out of her
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she's getting a bus. People are recognizing her art, her talent, and
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her gifts. And it's been a while since I had her on there,
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you know, since you know they live with me and stuff. You know,
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I don't bombard them with the podcast and like that. So I like
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to spread it out because I want them to give y'all an update on what
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she's been doing and what she's been able to accomplish and everything. So,
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last but not least, I got my daughter our money on the high seat.
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What's up, money baby? I welcome back what is in a minute?
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Almost I would say a year. I remember when we first started coming
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out here, we had you on the podcast. So what has happened since
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you first you found him? Oh, they're in the room the whole time.
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Okay, all right, that's Paula and she is actually the event founder,
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one of the co founders, and she was giving us gifts for coming
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out here. So Paula and Sylvester shot out, so, yeah, talking
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to our MONI, it's been a minute since we've been coming to this business
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mixing event. Ken, I want to ask you. Can you remember the
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first time you came out? No, you can't remember it. No,
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do you remember did you have a table or did you have to You actually
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had to share, We had to share a table. Yeah, I had
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a part of your table and you brought your paintings and stuff like that.
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Yep, okay, all right, And do you remember the interview I did
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with you at that time? Somewhat you've grown a little bit and since in
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you grown up little bit sus In. All right, Well tell us where
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you at now? How have you progressed just by being at this mixing event,
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just at the early age of fourteen years old? So how I have
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progressed from being all this biggest business mixer. At first I have to share
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a table with you, But now I have my own table in this event.
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I have my paintings in the front at the stage. I have two
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tables. So that's good. And I love the progress, getting to connect
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with people and having more opportunities to show what I do. Come on now,
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she said, show what she do, y'all. So she's got these
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amazing paintings. She is an amazing artist. She's starting to get a bus.
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She's people around the city, like people who come to this mixer.
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They come and they see what she does, and they actually come back.
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You had a few people that came back just to buy your paintings, right
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yep. And so off the top of your head, how many paintings do
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you think you've sold so far since she started coming out? Oh, I'll
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just say fifty, Wow, fifty Come on now. So she's she's been
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doing good. She's been doing good. See you see what you guys are
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missing when you don't come out get these business mixers. And I want to
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say that she has her own table today, She's got two tables and we're
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in the same room with MGM representatives, Caesar's Palace, the Urban Chamber of
29:47
Commerces out here, these business like these are some big businesses and also small
29:52
businesses. This is nothing to sneeze at, Like you are really in a
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prominent place if you know, ity're not at fourteen years old, you know
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what I mean. So I'm very proud of you of being able to sell
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getting your name out. And that's the important thing is getting your name out.
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People getting to know you. They see your face and once they see
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your paintings and they'll know where they came from. So that's amazing. And
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I know it's not easy coming out here sometimes and I know it takes a
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lot of work, but you got to have passion and you got to have
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a heart. You gotta believe in what you're doing. And you're just starting
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out. So I say this is good. I wish I had someone when
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I was fourteen years old to bring me to places like this, you know,
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and expose me to this. So all right, well we're gonna get
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get ready to wrap it up and everything. But is there anything else you
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want to say about just your experience about coming out here and the exposure that
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you've had so far. I love connecting with people and getting myself out there,
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and I love that I have a new business partner and yeah, yeah,
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yeah, yeah, we know who that business partner is. Well,
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we'll share that with y'all maybe on another show. Who the business partner?
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And you love making that money? Yep? That's scrilla yep. Yeah,
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all right, And I want to work it out to where we can start
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selling some of those online, maybe put them on our website or something in
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our store. Okay, y'all, well, we're gonna wrap it up for
31:26
real this time. This is mister his Hot coming at you. You got
31:30
something to say, bro, Follow his hot, follow his hip. Okay,
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I love it. I love it. That's that's my silling Royal.
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You know. I love taking him out here to this business mixer. I
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love getting them exposure, getting just being able to mix with these, uh,
31:51
these prominent people in our community. So once again, I want to
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invite y'all out every first Tuesday of the month at the Santa Fe Hotel,
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the LV bet in Him Business Mixer. I'm your boy, mister hits Hot.
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I'm gonna close it out. It's not about us, it's all about
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the christ in Us,