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DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 1_ EPISODE #129_HOST PATRICE GRIMBALL · DA CREW Podcast

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  I take your tad. See y'all heard my music. Y'all heard that careless
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  whisper, So you know it's me for Tree squirmbo your SC book yaut eight
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  four three and tonight calling our parents. Come on forward, Come on forward,
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  because y'all know these kids these days. I have looked at my daughter
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  plenty of times and said, I don't know what I've done, but I
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  want to apologize to my mama. Okay, So we have the kid whisper,
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  the parent whisper, a very good family member. Yes we are families,
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  so you know that smart intelligence run through our lives. I have my
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  very own cousin who's an author. I am so proud of her. From
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  the Simone Doxy she is the author of Understanding your Millennial Kid. I need
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  this book and I know y'all need it cause plenty of times you want to
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  make it here not anymore. So she's gonna give us some tips on how
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  we can deal with these kids hours. So you guys welcome to SC book.
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  Geld and Friends author Simone Doxy Hey girly, Hello, Hello, hey
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  Cus and y'all. She always has the smile all the time from ear to
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  ear. So I'm first gonna say I'm proud of you. I'm saying you
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  so it is an honor to have you here. So first of all,
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  I always say, tell your future readers about yourself. Let's do see,
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  all right, So I am born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina.
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  But I'm not just gonna tell you about myself. Now, I have to
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  tie you in too how I got here, because how I came up as
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  a direct reflection of how I got to this place. Okay, so just
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  stay with me, all right, all right, So I was I'm gonna
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  raised in Charleston, South Carolina. However, from my early beginning was in
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  lads in South Carolina with my father and my mother together with me and my
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  brother, all right. So I came from a two parent household, all
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  right, coming through. My father was army and navy, so I had
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  the structure. And my mother is a social worker, all right, so
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  I had that nurture and that you know that good old let me reason with
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  you, right, So that was early beginning Now my journey keeps going.
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  As they ended up getting divorced, all right. Didn't see it then,
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  but it was God set me up or something later, all right. So
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  with the divorce, that means we had to move, So stay down with
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  Granny for a little while, Union Heights, the Hike area. That that
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  was part two of my life, right, So part one, Mom and
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  Daddy together, great family household. Things didn't work out, boom split,
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  all right, So now I'm at a single mom being raised by a single
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  mom. Went to North Chawton High School, just was thriving, had those
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  same principles and still but eventually it was a greater something being working being worked
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  in me. Right, So graduate from high school, went into the army,
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  all right, Dad was army, went in the army, transition through
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  the army, still trying to figure it out, got out of the Army.
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  Now, this whole time, I've always been affiliated, and people just
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  been drawn to me with kids stuff I don't know, but kids been drawn
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  to me, young teenagers, young adults, just drawn to me. You
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  know. I embraced that and I did what I needed to do, not
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  really knowing what that was. Right. So after I got out the Army,
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  still trying to find my way. Okay, God, all right,
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  my careers has come to an end. There, what do you have for
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  me? Now? This some overseas contract work, still affiliated with the military.
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  But also I'm still feeling that nurturing thing. People still gravitating towards me.
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  Kids and Sunday school teacher. My mom was a Sunday school teacher.
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  I ended up taking her, taking her spot and becoming a Sunday school teacher.
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  Eventually. Now I ended up in education. Eventually I ended up at
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  the Military Magnet. Right in between that time, I was able to be
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  blessed and have my son. His name is mister Hamilton, and he owns
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  every bit of it. Avid athlete, very smart, straight a student.
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  And so I ended up at military Magnet. So this is where I am
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  now. So that's that's a little bit about me, without getting too long
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  and drawn out, trying to summarize it. So now you guys see why
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  she knows what she's talking about. So education I need working at a library.
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  I would not say I'm an education but how do you do it?
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  It's I only have them for like maybe two to three hours, and I
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  think they are the reason for the gray hair on this side, and the
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  kids are the reason for the gray hall on this side, and the gray
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  had together in the middle. But how do you do it? Yeah,
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  so it came to me, right, I didn't find education. Education came
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  to me using my military background and just being a military magnet academy. You
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  know, I apply on that side of the house. I still didn't know
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  that my gift is is what's brought me to this place. I'm thinking still
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  military now, I'm not thinking the part where the kids and how they need
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  me and how that how I can be that person for them, brought me
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  to education. So it really found me to be honest, and I have
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  the patience for it, you know, have the patience for it. And
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  that's what We'll talk more about that a little bit later on. But that's
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  pretty much how I got into it, though by way of the military.
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  See you didn't even notice, but we saw each other at the Christmas parade
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  last year. Y'all should have seen all the kids around her, and I'm
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  thinking to myself, love, she good? You see whatn't I'm sure would
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  have been getting block in the right odd but they were just around you,
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  like, oh, I was like, oh my god, like I see
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  what you say that they are drawn to you. I see that. I
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  see that at so many levels. So what need you want to write this
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  book? Well, maybe want write this book. Yes, there are so
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  many based It was almost like a little work study, a little case study
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  that I just accumulated over the years. They always say starting doxy my,
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  my parents just don't understand me. They don't get me. We we do
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  this a lot, you know, And I got my life coaching certification first,
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  so I always I've just been trying to pare parents with their kids as
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  they but heads and I'm just like, something's wrong here, Like are we
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  really that distant from our kids right now? And we are as parents,
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  we are a little bit distant. We want to do it our way,
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  We want to do it the way that we were raised. And so I
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  just wanted to to show parents like just bridge bridges gap is it's a big
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  it's a big gap from how we were, how we came up into where
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  they are right now. We can't do things the same we we used to
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  do not if you really want to have a great relationship with your kid,
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  gotta do it differently. So that's what propelled me to write the book Let
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  me help, Let me help my sisters and brothers out, and guess what,
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  let me help my grandparents out too. There's a lot of grandparents are
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  raising their kids. Yeah, grandkids the big thing. Now, a lot
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  of grandparents. And I think the name of it is called from my sister
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  askedally, I think it's called kinship. Now we're out of the grandparents are
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  stepping in the role of parents. So I mean, I really understand that,
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  yap, because when I look at Anaya, it's like I can't do
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  the things that my mom did because with her is like, oh well,
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  you know, it's like you know, it's like it doesn't FaZe her.
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  You go in your room and sit down, and she's like okay, and
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  she just goes in the room, and I'm like, I was like,
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  I want, I want to be anyway. Yeah, it's like, don't
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  you understand I'm putting you on the punishment, Like okay, but mommy,
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  I just want to tell you. I'm like, really, didn't act you
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  that. But then I had to realize that she has something she want to
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  say. We can't do like we were raised, you keep quiet and you
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  go on the room to sit down. You actually have to listen to these
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  kids nowadays, because if we don't listen to them, there's plendy people out
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  there that's willing to listen to them. Give them. Yeah, I write
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  things, so yes, so what's the difference. And I'm gonna bring in
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  something that I have to deal with. So I'm I'm the I have a
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  girl, you guys. I told my someone, Dad said, if if
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  she came in before you, you would not exist. He's like, why,
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  mam, I say that thing called sassy mouth? How to me,
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  it's called sassy to her, is called I'm trying to speak to you.
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  How do you bridge that cap with? Yeah? So we gotta teach them
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  from like two years old, soon as they can start talking how to communicate.
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  Communication will kill it, make it, or break it. It's not
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  what you say, is how you say it. I want you to be
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  able to express yourself and tell exactly how it is, what it is,
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  Tell me how you feel. But this is how we're gonna do it.
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  We're gonna do it to where Mommy can hear you and understand what you're saying
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  this and this is how you do it. Okay, take a minute because
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  when you're upset, Mom, can't hear anything that you're saying when you're upset
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  because you have that high energy. And that's what I call it high energy.
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  And what we say it's sad, semi or being loud or talking back,
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  it's a high it's a high energy. It's emotions. We go through
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  it when we get upset. What do we do right? So sing them
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  early. It's a natural emotion to go off and to be loud, even
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  when you don't mean no harm. Because what we have to teach them is
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  it's not how you take how you take it, or how you want people
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  to take it. It's how I receive it. It's how I receive it.
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  Is what's offensive as a parent. That's just respectful when really they're not
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  really trying to bes respectful. They're really just trying to tell you. But
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  their emotions are so hot, So calm down. What I just say,
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  I look at them if they are in that moment, All right, are
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  you done? Now tell me again what you want to say. But it
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  takes a level of patients. It's it's work and it's practiced because it has
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  to be taught. They don't they're human beings. I always say that in
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  my book, we're human beings. They're not yours. We God give them
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  to us. But they're humans. They flesh, they have emotions, and
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  they have feelings. So we have to treat it as such and just understand
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  to be patient with it. You know, reteach. It's gonna take a
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  lot of reteach, and especially if you're starting now. That's why I say,
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  if you got a new kid, they two or three years old,
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  just learning how to talk and communicate, it can be really taught and broke
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  down early. But if you have like an older kid, a teenager or
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  a young adult, all these practices have to be restructured in and just retaught.
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  That's all Godly. I never thought of that. I never wow because
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  that high pitched voice, Oh my god, that is like so draining and
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  at that time respect, Why what's that level of control with us where somebody
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  talks loud to us? We think it's yeah, yeah, it makes sense
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  now because I used to be like, okay, now, because you because
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  you per se, but there are feelings and emotions. It's just up and
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  it's just not time to talk it. Just like with us when you upset
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  with your spouse or your partner or whoever it is. It's not good to
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  talk when you upset. You need to take a minute, like give me,
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  give me ten minutes and then we can talk. But you gotta get
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  it out. You have to talk. Yeah, I wonder why I call
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  it a kid whisper. I mean, come on, you know what,
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  you guys, y'all better stay tuned. We're gonna come back, and you
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  know the second half. I usually have a little fun, but we still
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  want to keep it a little fun. We still got some more questions from
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  this docsie. She just really blew my mom, and I really wrote down
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  what she said, like, okay, but we're going to take a commercial,
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  you guys, and we will be back. Y'all don't want to miss
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  credits course sort. So I told you guys we were coming back. And
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  even then in a commercial, my daughter just came in here and she's like,
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  oh my god, Mommy, we need to talk. I was like,
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  can you give me fifteen okay, just have a hug? And I
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  gave her a hug and it and it kind of resident and it stuck with
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  me what she said. So it's like, okay, so when we get
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  off, that gives her time to go through her little emotional thing and then
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  I can give her fifteen minutes and she there you go. So, how
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  has this writing in your book has said? How has it changed your your
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  parenting style or how does it change your look on parenting and how about like
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  our age and how we parentility kids? When you wrote your book, how
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  did it make any changes? So? I wrote it because I was.
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  I was already doing this unique way of parenting. Right. Some people say
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  gentle parenting, and I just say, let's think about it more just like
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  cheating our kids, Like they're just human beings and they're just not our children.
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  Right. So I've already been doing it. But other people's onlooking to
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  how our parent, mister, and they're just like that's different, Like who,
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  okay, how do you do that? You know, what is what
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  happens here? So that's kind of my book really came about because I wanted
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  to help other parents that may just be struggling. I have to learn the
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  process of this different way, right because you said earlier. If you don't,
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  if you're not their major influence or their first influence, they're going to
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  get that influence from somebody someplace else. Yeah, they're going through So you
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  have to find a way for you to be that first influence in their life
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  and then you know, help them guide, you know, guide their ways
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  if they see other people or if they are admire or if he and my
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  other people. But try to be that first, if you're that first,
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  that they're gonna come to you first. Now that that's that's true, you
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  know, we need. We have to be that and and with with the
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  naya because I can't really say James James type. James was one of those
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  kids that okay, Mom, okay mom, and even now he's yes ma'am,
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  yes ma'am. But just naya, my daughter. It's a it's like
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  a daily challenge. And now it's getting better because after I read your book,
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  it was like, okay, yeah, give her time to talk.
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  She does have big emotions, and I do tell her, I said,
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  you are you having big emotions? Do we need to do a breathing exercise
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  and we'll do it together, or I'll signal if she needs her time and
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  we're in the middle of going at it, she'll do like this and she'll
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  go in her friend. Yeah, I tell me that. Okay, I'm
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  about to say nothing something wrong, mummy, So I'm gonna go in my
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  room a calm now le Maybe about ten fifteen minutes later she'd come back.
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  She's like, can we talk? And I'm like, okay, here we
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  go. So but that gives me time as a parent to gather my emotions
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  and get it correct because some times where we are like this and you see
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  the train wreck coming. Yeah, and instead of us like try to to
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  we go and it's like, okay, so you are totally, totally,
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  totally, totally right. So yeah, it's work. It's work, and
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  and what we don't want to we want to create productive adults and citizens.
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  We don't want them to show up as the eleven year old mister or Denia
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  that's an adult that don't know how to manage their emotions. It starts now
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  like you have to teach them how to manage their emotions. They're gonna get
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  out there in the world world and think that that's okay. It's not okay
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  communicate effectively, right said you can't be direct, and you can't, but
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  don't go anybody in workplace like this like yes almost, yes man, sir,
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  But I feel like I need a raise because of ABCD. I feel
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  like things are not going right because of ABCD. Not throwing a tantrum.
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  Yes, let's be clear cut and concise about what we want and how we
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  communicate. And that's all really You're You're trying to raise them to be productive
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  citizens that know how to use their words to say what they need to say
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  without a fit. That's what I'm talking about, y'all. Y'all need to
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  get this book. So you know, I'm gonna put on my page and
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  how we're getting the books. But get your pens and pencils because she you
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  need a piece of paper. Don't be like me and write on your hand.
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  Okay, but go ahead and get that. We got all fun questions
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  real quick. So when you are not writing, what is MSDOCSI doing for
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  fun? Yeah? Well, of course I love working. I'm at Military
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  Magnet. I can't say that enough. I it's it's a joy to be
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  able to go there and just and my kids, like you know what I'm
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  saying, Like if I'm not when I'm not writing, that's what I'm doing.
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  And of course mister has we have our hands full with being busy with
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  playing sports, and you know, I'm a sports mom momager, so I
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  enjoy that a lot. For my me time. It's exercising. It's mind,
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  body and soul. And believe it or not, I go through fast
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  every every ninety days, I go through a thirty day fast. Me and
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  my partner. We do it together and it's the best thing. So a
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  whole thirty days when I'm when I'm not writing, every ninety days we do
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  a thirty day. It's a very disciplined thing. Six to six. It's
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  no food from six to six. Mind body and soul, be clear minded.
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  It's the best thing. So exercise, mamager, work and then get
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  to it when it's time to get back to the writing. It's wonderful.
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  There you go. So my two fun questions for you. If you can
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  have your book done by a voice over by any celebrity, who would it
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  be? Anybody? Anybody? All right? I got two. I'm gonna
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  I got two. Who we got? Who we got? Steve Harvey and
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  Rogie p Hinson. Oh, that would be hilarious with Steve and Taragie.
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  I can hear the attitude coming as I think about some of them. Oh,
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  that would be hilarious for that an atmosphere right there. Taggie and Steve,
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  y'all go ahead. And to Rogie and Steve, y'all y'all got money,
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  y'allking, bring this way, come on and get the book now.
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  My last question, that was my one more fun question. So for our
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  generation, are we talking living single or a different world? We're talking different
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  world? Girl? Why I got that on the TV right now? We're
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  talking world. We got the episode when they say big sister, gorgeous one
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  going right now? All right, okay, well you got this is my
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  family. And it was a little bit too. They were a little older,
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  so yeah, I at first I wasn't into living single. But when
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  he started with Maxine and Nicle, yeah that was hilarious. Those two kept
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  it interesting. Yeah, and it's like you love him, but you calling
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  him the scoming to Earthew, cool girl, a different world. They always
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  had a lesson, yes, always, you always got something out of So
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  that's why I was like, yeah, I'm looking at it for something I'm
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  gonna get out of this. They always had issues, current issues, you
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  know, yes, especially at that time, and they didn't shy away from
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  it. And that's the thing about it. And it was on a level
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  that we as an African Americans we can understand. I mean, we all
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  wanted to go to human. I felt bad when I realized there wasn't a
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  human. I thought for sure there was a human college me too, until
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  it's like, there's no human that's made up, that was made up by
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  boy. No it's not there's a there's a there's no human. I said,
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  Godly, I really thought there was a human. Yeah yea, So
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  now you have to tell us what would you like to sity your readers.
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  How can you get that book? And how can they follow you on TikTok
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  for all those good at bike Oh she dropped off. Well you guys,
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  I'm still gonna have her information. I'm still going to tell you how you
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  can get understanding all my cameras and like me, understanding the millennial kid.
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  I have a copy here. Her name is Simone Darcy. She is found
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  on Oh she's coming back. She's found on Facebook. Okay, there she
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  is. So tell us how we can contact you, how we can get
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  your book, how we can follow you on TikTok, because you do have
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  a TikTok and you have those little gyms that you drop because I follow you.
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  So tell us how can we get in contact with you and get your
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  material? Okay? So the first of the book, A Street Said is
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  on Amazon. So the version for the parents, it is in English and
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  in Spanish. If you have any sail or any Hispanic friends or pears,
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  it's it's in both. And also understanding your millennial parents. If you have
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  a child that they don't get you, and it's the opposite. No,
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  they don't understand where I'm coming from. That one is perfect for your child,
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  and you can read both together. You can read the one for the
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  parents, let them read the one for you know, the kid, and
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  and vice versa, and talk about it, talk about some things available on
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  pop up. Follow me on Instagram parent child Whisper also TikTok parent child Whisper.
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  I also have a YouTube channel. I dropped most of those videos across
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  the platform, so if you go to YouTube Parents Child Whisper you'll see it
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  there as well. Well, you guys, I'm gonna have all that information
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  so you click and you'll be said directly to buy her book on Amazon,
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  click directly to her YouTube and click Instagram and everything. Because I want
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  to thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you for having me.
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  You see me, call you, you know, nine one one to
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  me, let me break it down, call me. Okay, now that's
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  a girl. See them boys, the coolest David Muster and y'all, her
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  son is so sweet, so respectful. Oh he's so cute, you guys,
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  a little athletes, little muscles and stuff. You can't help us adopting
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  nothing. I'm saying to night to you know, Okay, I'm on you.
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  But again, we thank you. We thank you for Brent giving us
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  all these great parental trips, tips and and tricks, and we thank you.
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  I am going to make sure that I blast your book because it was
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  such a blessing for me to read. And you know, we got some
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  more ventures coming up. I can let you know, let you know,
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  let you know. Can't we say live Berry visit, but you know,
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  I'm let you know, thank you for having me so much. I love
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  this platform that you're using to get us, to get us out here.
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  I love it anytime. Alrighty girl, thank you. So you guys.
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  It's another Saturday night. It's in the books. But guess what I'm gonna
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  be here Tuesday with Off the Lashawn Leshawn or Leshawn Moore and she has a
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  new book calls out What the Heart Wants. Okay, you guys, that's
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  this coming Tuesday. You know, we always have our shows at eight o'clock.
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  Also, we have spots available for the next season of The Crew.
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  the change that you want to be in this world. Because guess what,
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  If you want to be the change, you gotta start with yourself. So
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  alrighty girls,