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[Assistant] You get a little email that says, hey, there's a flea market. Buy here, pay here. Little place. Unbox televisions, right? So when you go, you got a choice of what you're gonna do. You can go get that new TV or you get the unboxed one. The unboxed one is like $500. You're like, oh, this is, I'm never gonna get a deal like this. I'd never get this. It's unboxed out. You take it as it is, right?


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[Assistant] No warranty. No warranty. The Cleveland Browns knew that Deshaun Washington had flaws. They knew the only reason that he was on the market was because he was already unboxed.


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[Assistant] And I'm gonna say this too. I think the reason why they can't do it.


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[Assistant] The league is going to make an example out of him. The league will come to him and say, no, no, no, no, no, no. You the one gave him that 240. We didn't tell you to give that to him. And now you want to get off of it? Let this be a lesson to your real team. It's a lesson to everybody else.


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[Assistant] And you know, you do radio. How many fans call you, call me and say, Gee Bush man, I, you know, I was with my grand, I was with my father. My father wanted to see a championship so bad, but he passed away. My aunt, season tickets for, you know, I went with my whole family. People have, this is, I do a promo.


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[Assistant] Not Ray Lewis. Ray Lewis. I think this is double-edged sword because guess what? If they do want to go to trial, there's going to be things that you hear about these women that you haven't heard before.


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[Assistant] I mean, when you start talking about, hey, I know, you know, I know that, uh, you, you didn't do a massage with me anymore, but I'm attracted to you. Can we go out for a date? You're like, hold on, bro. Yeah, there's a lot of stuff we don't know.


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[Assistant] I love it! I love it! Petty Labelle says that he is not coming back.


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[Assistant] And it's not necessarily because of the talent situation. Yeaah. We're gonna do a story later on in the show. And it's gonna say, could Odell Beckham Jr. be back on this roster? Now think about this.


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[Assistant] This is Odell Beckham Jr. who left with all of the stuff around him and his name, right?


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[Assistant] Ain't nobody for the Browns. Ain't nobody came out. Miles Garrett ain't saying nothing. He lobbied for Clowney, Clowney back. He lobbied for Oda Beckham Jr. Reportedly, he's in the top three now. Now, here's my thing.


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[Assistant] If Miles Garrett was to come out and say, well look, no disrespect to who we got, Dobbs, and uh, you know. We gotta keep Baker here. But Baker gives us a best chance to win, he's already on contract, let's rock and roll. If he was to say that, I guarantee Baker would be back. But he hasn't said that. It's not coming.


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[Assistant] Until he gets behind center for the Cleveland Browns again, do you know what his cult following will go like? This kid was on the brink of exile.


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[Assistant] And if Sean Watson is gone for a year, you will have a civil war within the Cleveland Browns fan base. Cause you, they gonna tell you, why would we ever go back to the guy who's been gone for a year? Stop, stop the nonsense.


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[Assistant] Do we, do we got a scheduled? I know this is part of the moment. Do we have a Brown schedule somewhere where we can see?


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[Assistant] Look at how good this division in the AFC is. To your point, watch this. When you look at these first six games. Oh, they're all winnable. The first four are very winnable. All you gotta do


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[Assistant] I think we got something. Somebody is pulling up on it. They said Adidi is completely wrong. He's waiting in the wings. Let's get to him. Where you at? Talk to somebody.


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[Assistant] You know, Leroy, you talked about there's a difference between the style of offense and how many people are going to be getting touches and what positions they're put in to be successful. Also, a lot of people don't understand, you know, running the ball is just not running the ball. Like there's different things you can do up front. Like some teams are going to rush to run the stretch concept.


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[Assistant] Where you looking to cut that ball back, backside. Some people are gonna run toss, pull the backside guard, kick out, run that. Some people are gonna run the zone concept where we're gonna double team off the three technique move to the linebacker. What do you believe?


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[Assistant] Uhm, it is the best because sometimes I look at what they do with Nick Chubb. I want to give him an ability to get out on a perimeter. I think he's devastating for guys out on the perimeter and more off tackle stuff.


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[Assistant] Um, do you like the, the, the, uh, I guess the scheme of what they're doing and do you think they use the backs, uh, to the best of their abilities based on the blocking


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[Assistant] Minimum wage was $4.25. Wow. You know how many hours you gotta make to get to $18? That's a whole half a day. Over four hours. $18 an hour. They giving me insurance and all that? Hey, you might want to call these folks up.


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[Assistant] My favorite Cleveland sports moment would have to be the Kyrie Irving 2016 shot. It's the only time that I've ever cried over any sport event.


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[Assistant] Six, six or seven days before, I was with her for about five days and then we got, got


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[Assistant] No, it's how she treats them now. She's an amazing person. 12 siblings, uh, her mom died when she was 14. She graduated, she's like a math genius or something. She graduated with a master's degree at like 19.


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[Assistant] And then, um, she moved to Canada and then basically,


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[Assistant] Put all her kids through her sibling. She's always joking, saying you think them as your kids. You can't tell your brother he's 30. Where's she at in the birth order? She's third. She's third.


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[Assistant] And so we, she exchanged numbers and I made sure that see you on FaceTime. I say, Hey, boom, I hit her up. I was looking crazy and thirsty. Like, Hey, I just want to see if you was who you said you was. All right. I'll call when you called me back later. That's how that works. But I got to do that.


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[Assistant] Think about if you have deal breakers. You want somebody that has the same religion as you. Check. You want to make sure that the person wants to have children. Check. You want to make sure that the person has the same lifestyle.


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[Assistant] No, I think most women, I think if you go on, I was on Bumble before.


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[Assistant] Bumble, the girl picks you. Right. So it's like. Theoretically. Theoretically, if she wants to reach out to you.


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[Assistant] We need you to, I would like you to do, we should do a segment. You're obviously able to do it. You set it up. We get you to go on dates, but we need to have those dates filmed. And then we come back.


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[Assistant] If you are a woman who like, watches a show, you must be single. You're not trying to get Mikey McNuggets killed. You obviously have spare time. Right, a single woman and you're interested in meeting a great guy who's moving in the industry.


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[Assistant] Yes. No, not in his DMs, in my DM or GM or G's. No, it's the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show DM. You slide in there, and then we'll set this thing up.


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[Assistant] Okay. I got selective morality. See, uh, for me, I'm not going to worry about that because I'm in first class and I, and I, it ain't just first class. You only fly first class? What? I got a, I got 19 back surgeries at neck surgery.


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[Assistant] It costs a fortune to fly. Who cares? It's the comfort. It is great. My, my ex-wife had one, you only get three strikes where it has to be a divorce. She had, she used one of her strikes up, but I said book, book this flight. I'm going to my, my, my best friend's, one of my roommates weddings and from college. I'm, he's in Arizona. I said, listen, I mean, listen, just take this money.


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[Assistant] And get us over there, but do not have me in no coach, bro, bro. She saw it. She was like, well, we can save like $400. So we're going to know, but I'm in between a lady and a baby and I'm in the middle. My knees is up here like this all up in my chest and throat.


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[Assistant] What the hell is going on? He followed you the whole time. You like just throwing the lights on, you know, you want to and he would drive by like that. I got you. I was, I got this at the junkyard.


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[Assistant] I'm just gonna rack this up, uh, you know, next bet, cause I'mma, I'mma eight right. Okay, here we go.


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[Assistant] Here's the, here's the way weight loss works. Like somebody, if you do all the right stuff, right, and you just, sometimes you, you deviate, but if you do all the right stuff,


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[Assistant] Somebody's due for a big number. That big number, your body is holding on to it. It's like, come on. Yeah. I know you ain't trying to lose weight here. And then after the fourth week, you're like, oh, you know what? It relents. Yeah, I'm gonna just give in. Okay. I'm gonna let you get that off. Let's go.


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[Assistant] Before we discuss that, Harry, there is something of a personal nature, of a very distressing nature, which I feel it my duty to take up with you. I don't know what you're driving at. I'm driving at this, this Belvedere person. Belvedere?


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[Assistant] Harry, firm of Horatio J Hammond and Associates has a spotless name in this community. So?


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[Assistant] So I consider it mandatory for all those connected with the firm and their families never to incur the slightest gossip of a scandalous nature.


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[Assistant] Are you still harping about those stupid rumors that started while I was in Chicago? I do not harp. That was quite a while ago.


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[Assistant] I am now referring to an incident which took place only last night. A most deplorable incident which has just come to my ears.


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[Assistant] Harry, it hurts me deeply to tell you this, but...


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[Assistant] Soon after this, Frank pried himself away from the vicar and we walked home in company with Mrs. Baird.


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[Assistant] I was reluctant to mention the cock's blood on the doorstep myself, but Frank suffered from no such reticence, and questioned her eagerly as to the background of the custom.


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[Assistant] I suppose it's quite old then, he asked, swishing a stick along through the roadside weeds.


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[Assistant] Lambs' quarters and sank foil were already blooming, and I could see the buds of sweet broom swelling. Another week, and they'd be in flower. Oh, hi.


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[Assistant] Mrs Baird waddled along at a brisk pace, asking no quarter from our younger limbs. Older than anyone knows, Mr Randall, even back before the days of the Giants. Giants, I asked. Aye, Finn and the Fane, you can.


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[Assistant] Gaelic folktales, Frank remarked with interest. Heroes, you know. Probably from Norse roots.


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[Assistant] There's a lot of the Norse influence round here, and all the way up the coast to the west. Some of the place names are Norse, you know, not Gaelic at all.


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[Assistant] I rolled my eyes, sensing another outburst, but Mrs Baird smiled kindly and encouraged him, saying that was true then. She'd been up to the north and seen the two brothers' stone, and that was Norse, wasn't it?


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[Assistant] The Norseman came down on that coast hundreds of times between AD 500 and 1300 or so, Frank said.


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[Assistant] Looking dreamily at the horizon, seeing dragon ships in the windswept cloud. Vikings, you know. And they brought a lot of their own myths along. It's a good country for myths. Things seem to take root here. This I could believe. Twilight was coming on, and so was a storm.


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[Assistant] In the eerie light beneath the clouds, even the thoroughly modern houses along the road looked as ancient and as sinister as the weathered Pictish stone that stood a hundred feet away, guarding the crossroads it had marked for a thousand years.


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[Assistant] It seemed to be a good night to be inside with the shutters fastened.


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[Assistant] Rather than staying cosily in Mrs Baird's parlour to be entertained by stereoptican views of Perth Harbour, though,


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[Assistant] Frank chose to keep his appointment for Sherry with Mr Bainbridge, a solicitor with an interest in local historical records.


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[Assistant] Bearing in mind my earlier encounter with Mr. Bainbridge, I elected to stay at home with Perth Harbor.


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[Assistant] Try to come back before the storm breaks, I said, kissing Frank goodbye. And give my regards to Mr. Bainbridge. Mmm, yes. Yes, of course.


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[Assistant] Carefully not meeting my eye, Frank shrugged into his overcoat and left, collecting an umbrella from the standby the door.


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[Assistant] I closed the door after him, but left it on the latch so he could get back in.


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[Assistant] I wandered back towards the parlour reflecting that Frank would doubtless pretend that he didn't have a wife.


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[Assistant] A pretense in which Mr Bainbridge would cheerfully join. Not that I could blame him particularly.


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[Assistant] Everything had gone quite well on our visit to Mr. Bainbridge's home the afternoon before. I had been demure.


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[Assistant] For a little longer she tried, for his sake, not to have growing pains, and she felt she was untrue to him when she got a prize for general knowledge.


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[Assistant] But the years came and went without bringing the careless boy.


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[Assistant] And when they met again, Wendy was a married woman and Peter was no more to her than a little dust in the box in which she had kept her toys. Wendy was grown up. You need not be sorry for her. She was one of the kind that likes to grow up.


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[Assistant] In the end, she grew up of her own free will a day quicker than other girls.


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[Assistant] All the boys were grown up and done for by this time, so it's scarcely worthwhile saying anything more about them.


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[Assistant] You may see the twins and nibs and Curly any day going to an office, each carrying a little bag and an umbrella. Michael is an engine driver, slightly married a lady of title and so he became a lord. You see that judge in a wig coming out at the iron door? That used to be Tootles.


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[Assistant] The bearded man who doesn't know any story to tell his children was once John.


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[Assistant] Wendy was married in white with a pink sash.


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[Assistant] It is strange to think that Peter did not alight in the church and forbid the bans. Years rolled on again, and Wendy had a daughter.


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[Assistant] This ought not to be written in ink but in a golden splash. She was called Jane.


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[Assistant] And always had an odd, inquiring look, as if from the moment she arrived on the mainland, she wanted to ask questions.


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[Assistant] When she was old enough to ask them, they were mostly about Peter Pan.


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[Assistant] She loved to hear of Peter, and Wendy told her all she could remember in the very nursery from which the famous flight had taken place.


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[Assistant] It was Jane's nursery now, for her father had bought it at the three percents from Wendy's father who was no longer fond of stairs. Mrs. Darling was now dead and forgotten.


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[Assistant] There were only two beds in the nursery now, Jane's and her nurses.


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[Assistant] And there was no kennel, for Nana also had passed away.


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[Assistant] She died of old age, and at the end she had been rather difficult to get on with, being very firmly convinced that no one knew how to look after children except herself.


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[Assistant] Once a week, Jane's nurse had her evening off, and then it was Wendy's part to put Jane to bed. That was the time for stories.


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[Assistant] It was Jane's invention to raise the sheet over her mother's head and her own, thus making a tent. And in the awful darkness to whisper, What do we see now? I don't think I see anything tonight.


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[Assistant] Says Wendy, with a feeling that if Nana were here, she would object to further conversation. Yes, you do, says Jane. You see, when you were a little girl. That is a long time ago, sweetheart, says Wendy. Oh me, how time flies. Does it fly? asks the artful child. The way you flew when you were a little girl.


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[Assistant] You have missed a bit, interrupts Jane who now knows the story better than her mother. When you saw him sitting on the floor crying, what did you say? I sat up in bed and I said, boy, why are you crying? Yes, that was it, says Jane with a big breath.


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[Assistant] What did his crow sound like? Jane asked one evening. It was like this, Wendy said, trying to imitate Peter's crow.


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[Assistant] Since Guru chose the fighters, I'm sure it'll be a real mixed bag of random styles.


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[Assistant] It's delicious, thanks. But I do feel kinda weird about it. I cannot accept this!


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[Assistant] They couldn't put the best fighter up against Gao right off the bat. They've gotta build up our match for the full effect!


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[Assistant] But life is secure.


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[Assistant] Then, I have to say I don't have one.


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[Assistant] And then I can look at that wall. See, I look at that wall, you can see the flags.


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[Assistant] Nothing, cause I gotta, uhm, lock in. It ain't really shit for me to do in Chicago either no more. I'm over that.


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[Assistant] Like yeaah, it's dead, yeaah. That's how you feel, really? Yeaah, it's really dead. I mean, I'm pretty sure it's like, I guess new kids coming up and shit. I don't really be trying to mix with them. Yeaah. Dead out there, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, that's pretty far though. Me and Entry Bobby used to be real close. Because he was your manager, right? Yeaah, yeaah, yeaah. He told me when I was like 16, he told me I was the best rapper in Chicago when I was 16. When you were 16? In Facial Drive, he's from Chicago.


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[Assistant] I got on there, it was a rap. It was a rap. So I was like, then I started linking up with it, we started talking all the time, I was really fucking with it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that project, when, no. It came out when I was not fucking with him, but Andrew Barber wasn't my manager at that time when that project came out. Okay. Cause Scott Vander wasn't my manager. Cause I was like in New York.


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[Assistant] People don't know, it's like, I came, I was like, uhm, like, cause I'm shit cracking, I'm popping, uhm, it's like I blow up twice like the Migos, even though I ain't blow up, but you know what I'm saying? It's like, uhm, it's like, I, I like, re-, I'm back, like, going hard as hell, like, people, people think I'm signing all 2017, but uhm,


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[Assistant] Yeaah. People can compare it, people can, uh, cause it's like, it's actually, when I first started rapping, it was actually like Keith mixed with Chance, like, like the Cadences type shit, cause I used to be, me and Chance, like I came up with Chance type shit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but you saw that? Me and Chance got a song together. No, I know the song, yeah. Bro, me and Chance really like know each other. I know Chance's little brother. Oh, okay. I know Chance's father, bro. How the fuck? Like me and Chance's father has been cool. Like, no homo been date, like on a date, like nothing like that, you know what I'm saying? Whatever the people call it.


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[Assistant] It used to be this uhm, this like, this open mic center.


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[Assistant] I don't know, uhm, like the other part of the group, uhm, they, I heard, I just like, Townlow was telling me about him.


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[Assistant] And then, uhm, I heard that shit, I just saw him perform it. It was just, he performed the same way.


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[Assistant] That shit was crazy. He used to always be rapping and shit. And as soon as I went home I started writing. Like, not even on no coin and shit. I started just writing, trying to like write like, like write rap. That's why when I first started rapping I was writing slow.


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[Assistant] I mean my raps were slow because I was writing, but it was like I was writing that from like poetry. Uh huh. Like cause like people was like poets there, like so I was like, that's what my cadence was like that. Then I was like, have you ever heard of that DJ program?


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[Assistant] Exactly, but I was like, we was like, me and my friends was like niggas that was like, none of my niggas was rapping and shit. We was like, we was like just there, like some of my niggas there were friends and like, like my niggas and like Chance behind the scenes niggas and like Say Money, like niggas used to go like wild on this shit. That's how we all, we all came up doing crazy shit together. Like Chance is like,


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[Assistant] His act always was cleaned up. It's just like when you think about it, when you like, uhm,


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[Assistant] Bro, I'm trying to tell y'all when I saw that shit, bro. It was like he was famous already to me, bro. Really? Like, so it was like he, it's like...


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[Assistant] Bro, your ass don't even know, like, he a Christian but he not know, like.


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[Assistant] Like, I don't, I don't know. He's with the shits. Nah, he's still, like, he's a regular person. Even though Christians are regular people, I'm just saying.


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[Assistant] He pro- bro, he just, he just giving God, like giving God the glory, he appreciate God. Like that shit happen to him fast as fuck. You ever do an exam with Chance? Like, yea in a day, but yea bro.


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[Assistant] Chance is like, he don't do, like, he definitely probably don't do drugs no more, but he don't, bro, Chance is a good dude, a regular person.


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[Assistant] I was with Chop, and Chop, me and Chop was instantly like, him, me, Chop and Pluto, you know, my British Pluto man.


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[Assistant] After the session with Chance, we just went to another studio session. We went to Chopped Studio, which we went with him.


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[Assistant] And, uh, Chap, like Chief Keef, like, was my favorite rap at the time in high school. Like, the melodies, all that shit. That's where I first fell in love with the Xanax, too. Like, almighty so.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, so uhm, I met Keef, I mean I didn't uhm FaceTime Keef. Me and my man Subbot.


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[Assistant] Look mama, mama bruh, how bout we just, we just looking at each other like, are you serious? Keep on the phone. We like, 17 off hella fucking bars. Hella bars, just fucked up. It's like, at that point in the night, put up working.


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[Assistant] Like, he was like, take my number. I used to hit him up all the time, all the time. He used to get annoyed, but he used to keep fucking with me though. You remember when he got left in the scope? Yea. Remember that text message that was like, that was like.


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[Assistant] That was me. Oh, and what were you saying to him? And I was like, I was just telling him, I was like, I was like being a little bug. I'm like, but I'm like, bro, cause this, that's when I knew he was being like, he wasn't being lazy, but he was just like, I knew he had to be in his head. I knew he had to hear something smart from somebody smart.


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[Assistant] Like, cause he be around too many yes people all the time. That's how you feel. Or like, not, not yes people, but just like people that just think the same as him. So they don't see no problem with like change. Right. So I was like, bro, you gotta get on that shit. And then he was like, I knew he appreciated it cause he had texted me like after he was like, he was like, on blood, I fuck with you forever.


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[Assistant] I kept saying I'm from Chicago, but I'm from like, I'm from Chicago. I'm from the west side. Keith from the south side. My friends from the south side. I go on with the school.


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[Assistant] I'm from the edge of the city, like the last block, Austin. So like, it's the birds over there in the city right here. You feel me? So I went to school in the suburbs.


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[Assistant] So, I did nobody know about Chief Keef in my school. So I told everybody about Chief Keef in my school. I'm like, bro, this shit is crazy. This is a nigga from our south. Cause I want my friends from our south.


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[Assistant] Like, Chance, they're from out, like, but Chance, they're one of my immediate friends, that's one of my friends. But all my mans, they're from out south. So it's like...


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[Assistant] Like, when we found out about QV, like damn, like we hear, like everybody from Chicago, like you know about, niggas already knew about, like.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to tell you off 2013, like late 2012 niggas started having dreads on they face. The Nike windbreakers, bro.


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[Assistant] Wow, I'm dancing. That's why I like, like Keith and I ain't got, and that's not why I like Keith Falk cause he was just, but he was a shorty and he was making music.


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[Assistant] Nah bro, he was just, man, he was just, it's the art of war, bro. Not like I'm promoting that shit. Cause I don't really care about none of that shit.


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[Assistant] That's why all these niggas are not like these underground niggas. Niggas know what's up with me, bruh.


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[Assistant] Nah bro, I was not. Nah, hell no. I was a tweaker, bro. I was a tweaker, bro. What do you mean by that? Like, I was, like, niggas, niggas was wild and bro, we just went game making type shit, you feel me? Right. Like, you ever, like, you ever seen...


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[Assistant] 18 when we was like 14. Just took over the career spray paint on the walls and shit. Used to piss off the same disciples. That's uh, domestic.


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[Assistant] That's the only, that's the only thing I would claim 48 hundred, 48. Like, you know how these niggas, all these niggas claiming that hundred shit? Like bro, bro, that shit be so, like, I don't even know what that shit be, bro. Like, that shit be made up, bro. Niggas be making shit up.


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[Assistant] No, like, I don't know, in Chicago, nigga, that shit be standing for blocks, like, cause the block could be like, like yeaah, like, if you want 89, it'd be 8900, something.


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[Assistant] When no blog premiered, and then, cause Fader just premiered on my video, I fucked with him for that, thank you. But, I really don't like doing stuff like that, cause...


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[Assistant] I could put that shit on Twitter, like I did the leave with you video with like, on Pluto and Clams, and it got a million impressions in a month.


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[Assistant] Like, should say like, like 400,000 views. I could do that shit on myself. I could put that shit on my Soundcloud and that shit get...


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[Assistant] I really know how to work this shit. Like, when I be like, when I used to be trolling and shit, I'd slow down with this shit, cause they used to be in their feelings, but I really know how to work this shit.


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[Assistant] I don't really, cause I don't, cause some people would like really take pride in trolling, so I just be like sarcastic type shit. You know what I mean?


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[Assistant] I found that shit somewhere around here.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm sayin'? It's not, that's confidence. Bruh, I don't, I think some shit like when you just have like that confidence, you're my man. But I think shit like that be corny. What? Like, like, when you just be like, I'll just be humble, like that shit. You can't, like, can't be humble, bro. You gotta win, bro. You see what I'm sayin'?


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[Assistant] I ain't never fought Vic, um, Joey my dude, but we did fight, but it wasn't a one on one shit. Uh oh.


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[Assistant] It's Joey Perry, he's just a known person there with hella niggas there. We just beat the shit out of like, the other niggas in there. One of them like, man, I got, I got cool with that one, once to them, after them, but some of them asses that beat the fuck out of it.


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[Assistant] Nah, it was like, I was still rapping around the time and I was on Twitter about it after. Right. But yea, like, that niggas know who I know.


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[Assistant] I ain't have to go to rehab because I really, bro, I ain't sound like I'm super strong. It's just like...


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[Assistant] Cause I, I, I sort of feel like I'm like a second, I sort of feel like I was dried out.


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[Assistant] It didn't fuck it up, I just fucked her relationships up. Like, you know, XL. That's why I had the songs with FK, Twigs, all that back in the day before.


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[Assistant] No, they didn't stop fucking with me. I just stopped fucking with them because I was like an idiot though, you see what I'm saying? Like Scott Venter was my first manager, like I left that, I was just being dumb. I was just like, I didn't even know I was actually being retarded.


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[Assistant] And then when I wake up and out and I'll wake up for a little bit and then go back to sleep. And then, and then I like.


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[Assistant] When I wake up for real again, I realize that I was just dreaming.


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[Assistant] I realized that like, oh I was just, cause I like, the first time I wake up, I be reacting off that dream, and I be realizing, oh that's what that high do. So I was like, I was so bad, I was getting high bro.


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[Assistant] I was doing that shit so much bro, like so fucking much like around like, around this time last year, it was like the lowest point in my life. Like not like I was like struggling or nothing, I was just getting so fucked up bro.


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[Assistant] Hell yeaah, bruh, I was, bruh, I was dammit, bruh, the whole summer, bruh, I was like...


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[Assistant] Nah, it ain't replaced. I just be liking the way that shit feel. You know what I'm saying? I just like how that shit. It ain't my own though. I think I used to like doing that. Cause I never, I promised to God. Cause I don't know what's up with other people.


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[Assistant] I think it was easier for me to stop doing Xans too because I never did a Xan by myself.


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[Assistant] I guess I would like, in a social environment, like, have people do coke in a social environment.


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[Assistant] It's like shit, bitches. I just like, like, I just, it was around the time


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[Assistant] I feel like, that's why people not be doing all these demons in me type shit. It's not no fucking demon bro, I'm a God fearing kid. God fearing, man, whatever.


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[Assistant] Not really, but like, when I like a bitch, I really like a bitch, but uhm, it is, and your music is just personification, like it's not about the bars, like it is, but it's just like relating to people, so like, making people think you vulnerable, see what I'm saying? Like, I don't do Zans, but I still can rap, like I said, about Zans, cause it's like,


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[Assistant] Bro, my DM's open. Bro, I swear to God, like, not even trying to brag on this, cause it's- but-


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[Assistant] Like, cause I'll be feeling bad, I can't, I only wanna reply to all of them, but uhm.


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[Assistant] I swear to God, like every day is somebody DMing me like, yo yo music changed my life. Like I don't think it's no- like not even sounding like that's something to-


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[Assistant] Like half up your sleeve, but I don't think there's no rapper or like...


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[Assistant] It don't even matter, but they actually don't matter.


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[Assistant] I just know, that shit is just crazy. People tell me that shit so much, that your music changed my life. That shit happens to me every day. Motherfuckers tell me that.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like, cause I met my fans, and when I be around my fans, some of them really be inspired by me type shit. Like, we know this, like, one of my homies, he really like, in like, spot, like, he really be like, doing, like, living by that shit. So, it's like, uh, this one kid, he like, died.


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[Assistant] It was like in around the summer too, so it was around that time, like, you know, like, after, like, when I was like...


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[Assistant] It was on that time. I mean, I'ma come clean, really deaf. My mans just died. Like, uh, my homie mans just died, but like...


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[Assistant] You know how, like, well, it's really my man's too. It's like...


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[Assistant] Growing up in life, besides 6th grade, where my little, my man got killed, besides that, I really ain't really grew up, like, been around, like, I've been around people dying, but I really ain't know how to deal with that situation. I've been, been numb to it. My grandfather just died.


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[Assistant] And I really, it's weird, it's weird cause I'm like, uh, I really ain't even like, I was waiting to feel something about it.


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[Assistant] And I, cause I thought, I'm like, it ain't even the drugs, fuck with my emotions. Cause I can't even, sometimes you can't even with a bitch, I don't really fuck with a bitch for a long time period.


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[Assistant] I promised the guy you could ask any bitch I was fucking with around that time. I was like a little...


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[Assistant] Yo, perspective, the biggest thing he, best thing he ever told me was...


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[Assistant] I was like, what's it about when you can't write about shit? He was like, write about your perspective on everything.


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[Assistant] It's like a news report on your life type shit. That's exactly what he told me.


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[Assistant] That's the only type of advice that ever stuck with me in my whole life. And ever since then, that's where I be.


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[Assistant] So when I'm rapping bro, I'm like watching my back coming out.


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[Assistant] No, 2015, something like that, like before Broke Boy came out. Me and Cardi used to be like, I used to, ehm, we used to call us twins and shit. Oh, okay.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uh, shit, some shit about the, um, drop, Lil' Levi's you shit about the, um, um, I don't know, I probably shouldn't even say it.


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[Assistant] Niggas like, yea fuck that shit. Everybody, cause I feel like-


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[Assistant] I feel like that's why I tweeted something today, they lost faith in me, I'll never forget that.


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[Assistant] They lost faith in me, bro. I was 17, bro. Niggas can't be told, bro. Niggas told me I was the best, bro. They told me I was the best, but they lost faith in me, bro. And then, it's crazy, bro, cause the same niggas that lost faith in me was the same niggas that told me they was-


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[Assistant] They had, they had, they had, like, they did Xamber 42, it's all cool. And then, and they lost faith in me. Try to blackball me, bro.


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[Assistant] Like, they know it is, bro, but you can't do that to me, bro. I'm like, I probably sound, what you call it, my fans know, bro. I'm like, they know, bro, niggas really.


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[Assistant] They don't hate on me, bro. They don't hate on me, bro. You see, you see how I was wilding off his hands, bro. He was just scared of me, bro. Like, and damn, bro, nigga, people just know, like, this is like, look, the EN situation. Like, and I'm not saying, like, I'm not saying his people.


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[Assistant] I'm saying like, like, like people from the outside that don't got nothing to do with it. When they know you smart bro, they don't want you to, they really don't want you to win. It's like they,


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[Assistant] It's not like they don't want you to win. It's not like they don't want you to win. It's like, they really, they scared because they know.


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[Assistant] When certain people king, nobody else eat. Because they set a standard for other shit. If I set a standard, if I'm like, if say, if I was rapping how I was rapping, because I wasn't focused when I was off that shit. So, I'm bout taking it all the time. But if I was uhm, if I was how I was now back then, it'd be a standard, bruh.


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[Assistant] None of that Soundcloud shit, that none of that shit will be acceptable type shit.


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[Assistant] Yea, bro. Exactly, bro. Like, I made alternative trap and shit, bro. Like, now like, I don't even listen to the show, I don't even like that shit, bro. 30 year old white man, bro, come up to me talking about that shit, bro. You feel me, bro? Yea.


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[Assistant] That shit really set, but that shit like, it was on some like, pitchfork, like on 100 top makeshapes out of millennium to millennium.


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[Assistant] I'm dead ass, bro. Like, when Earl dropped his album, bro, they compared his album to alternative trap, bro. I didn't even know that, bro. And I was like, super fan of him, bro, and then he shouted my shit out.


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[Assistant] I only met Uzi once, but I can tell you he be fucked up. So it's like that. It's like, like, well, future's like a progress set.


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[Assistant] Miley Perkins said, it's just like, pure, it's just like, pure, it won't ooze you, like, when he ever, he said something like, he's just screaming, like, the perfect example of a mighty soul, when he keeps just singing, and he was off the lean, it's just like the, like, the funkadelic style of funk shit, when they used to get off heroin.


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[Assistant] It's like, no matter if it sound like, that's what he sound like, pink, molly. I can barely move. Like he freesty, you can tell he freestylin', but that's really what he on. You feel me? Like, that's like, he feel that shit, make you feel, like sometimes when I listen to music like that, like, like, it just, bruh, my emotions, I get goose bumps, bruh, for real.


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[Assistant] Anybody that know me when I was a shorty, bro, know I was, I used to have intense dog phobia. Dog phobia? Yea, like I used to be scared. And you'd use Molly to get rid of it? Like the way, like the way, the way, the way, you know the way a female is scared of rats. Okay.


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[Assistant] I was off Mali one time at this party, I was with Say Money, my nigga, my nigga Jay. And see, I told, like, it's really some niggas from Say Money that raised me, bro. Like, Ugly Eddie, he be, like, some behind the scenes niggas like Lil Eddie, Ugly Eddie, like, Jay K, like, you feel me? Like, like, niggas from Hyde Park, like, like, I swear to God, so, we was off, we was at this party, we was fucked up, and there was this pretty ass girl, she had this dog, I remember.


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[Assistant] I'm like, I'm just fucked up. My eyes rolling hard as hell, bro. Like, I was rolling hard as fuck. I like, I just have a dog phobia. And I'm like, I knew the bitch. I'm trying to talk to her. I'm like, yo, let me see your dog.


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[Assistant] As I tried to eat some bread, cause somebody told me bread, eat that, eat that to acid. That shit was uhm, food bouncing around in my mouth, like that shit was crazy.


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[Assistant] I was a fan of a few songs, I fucked with them, but Denny Brown was the first nigga that really injured, like Denny Brown, I went on that tour when I was with the Red Bull shit.


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[Assistant] And it was so, that whole camp, the Bruiser Brigade was so, it was like so welcoming, bro. So like when I first, so when I started coming out to LA, I really didn't know, really, I thought that, I was like, my, my perception on that, I was like 16, I was on that tour, so I'm like, everybody was so real, and I'm like,


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[Assistant] That shit was like, I don't like that song.


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[Assistant] But look, I saw it go on, I tweeted the other day, yesterday, I'm trying to find some drink. Cause I don't know, I'll never be looking for no lean out here.


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[Assistant] So by the time we picked them up, he like, we just get out at the gas station. She like, yeah, I got an Uber.


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[Assistant] Her shit instantly dug, bro. I'm like, what the fuck, bro? She's the most way to put a piece on my shit. You know how LA kids rockin'. So, dude, we waitin' five minutes for the Uber, for another Uber.


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[Assistant] And then, uhm, we get there, we get to the gas station with the dude with the lean. It's this, uhm, Hispanic kid looking sketchy as hell. As soon as I see him, I'm like, man, what the fuck. I already knew it was up. I'm hitting this thing in the car, I won't worry about nothing.


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[Assistant] Uhm, we, uhm, I walk up, and uhm, I'm like, I see this shit already, bro. It's like...


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[Assistant] It's like a purple, like a see through is purple, like you know what I'm saying? Like it shouldn't be, it ain't no flat purple. You know what I'm saying? So I saw it already. He like, you know a niggas be thinking, you know a niggas know they finna sell to a girl, they finna jug her, especially some lean.


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[Assistant] So he thinking he just saw this other bitch. So he like, he told her she had some wop cause I was sick of the tech. I'm sick of it, I was sick of that shit.


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[Assistant] Alright, I'm like, uhm, I'ma clean it up, but I was like, uhm, what the fuck? I walk out, I'm like, yeaah, so, as soon as he see it, as soon as he see, as soon as he see he with a, she with a nigga, he like, oh yeaah, it's some, uhm, Kwali bro, it's some, it's some Kwali, uhm, my man told me it was some wok, but I just smelled it, it's some Kwali. I'm like,


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[Assistant] So I'm like, cause it was already, I was finna give him like 160 for, I already knew it was funny, cause I was finna give him like 140 for a foe, but like, it's not even, I don't like, the only reason I did it, cause she told me, if she woulda told me she was doing 140 for the foe, like, before I went to her, I woulda, um, I woulda just done it.


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[Assistant] So I'm like, alright, this shit, I don't know. She was like, he only doing it like that because we're getting it in a bunch. I'm like, alright, that's still not real, but alright. So I got there and I just see the shot, I shake it. I'm like, what is this, bro? I'm like, aggressive as hell with it. I smell it.


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[Assistant] I promise you wouldn't have bought that shit. Really? You wouldn't have bought that shit, bro. Thank you for having that faith in me. Nah, nah, nah, not like that. Like anybody wouldn't have bought that shit. Like anybody wouldn't have bought that shit. I'm like, bro, are you serious, bro? He looking because he thinking I'm going to smack his ass or something. I'm like, he was like little.


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[Assistant] I'm like bro, I'm like, I was finna, like bro get yo ass on bro, I just gave him that shit.


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[Assistant] But I gave to him hard as hell, cause I almost was about to throw this shit.


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[Assistant] Walk back to the car. She keeps saying sorry. I'm just like, man, let's call it. I was just like, this is before I got my Uber set back up, I'm a man. Call the Uber back to, uhm, our hotel.


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[Assistant] She kept telling me, call uber back, call uber back. She keeps saying sorry. I'm alright, but I don't know about the other assholes. That shit piss me off, bro.


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[Assistant] By the authority vested in me as captain of this clipper, I now pronounce you man and wife. Sorry about the ring, honey. I'll get you one first go.


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[Assistant] By the authority vested in me as captain of this clipper, I now pronounce you man and wife. Sorry about the ring, honey. I'll get you one first go.


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[Assistant] New chair gets in next week, from Kansas City, Kansas. Fine, fine.


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[Assistant] His own private money belt and a couple of 1875 Colt revolvers.


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[Assistant] Well, he remembered me. I've forgotten him.


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[Assistant] This is my last day here. Quitting?


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[Assistant] You're not a nice girl. Out on the highway this time of the night.


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[Assistant] I'm a fellow who's always been alone. Even when I work with others, I'm still alone. I'm not used to helping or being helped.


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[Assistant] There is no horse ranch within 200 miles of that place, and we both know it.


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[Assistant] Still, it's better than bucking the world on your own. Unless you have a grandfather who left your hunk of dough.


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[Assistant] I don't know. And who's this Mr. Teeble?


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[Assistant] Why, uh, everybody around these parts knows about red cars.


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[Assistant] Why don't you stay with me until we get to New York? Or is that too big for you?


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[Assistant] Why not make it New York? It's about time somebody like you went there and changed the place.


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[Assistant] My shoulder doesn't bother me anymore. It hasn't hurt me for the last two days.


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[Assistant] I give up. In plain and simple language, goodbye.


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[Assistant] Uh-huh, uh-huh. Okay, you gonna take her home with you and take care of her?


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[Assistant] How can you get yourself into so much trouble in so short a time?


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[Assistant] Did you say that our sweet loving mother has a notorious pickpocket with a long prison record?


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[Assistant] Of course I'll stand by you. What else am I gonna do? But Barry, please. Can't you get yourself involved in something simple? Like a triple murder.


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[Assistant] Well, it's about time. I'd known this address. I would have been here three weeks ago.


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[Assistant] Can't you tell me about it? Where's she working?


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[Assistant] Oh, what's the use? I give up. Here.


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[Assistant] Call it alone or whatever you want. You'll need it until you get another job.


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[Assistant] I know, but you're slick enough to figure out a way of getting it to her. Are you gonna get high hat on me too?


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[Assistant] I told him you'd be tied up for at least an hour. And all that time you were only eating.


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[Assistant] Why not? I didn't bother you when you were working on your play, did I? Why do you feel that you should bother me?


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[Assistant] Junior, tell the gentleman if he has any talent. I don't care what he thinks. Well, you asked me a question. Junior will have to answer you. I can't. Alright, I'll take his opinion.


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[Assistant] Don't be a comedian. Give me a bourbon and water. A bourbon and water.


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[Assistant] I like you, Mike. You've got a great sense of humor. Pull one for yourself. Thanks, Eddie. How'd you know my name was Eddie?


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[Assistant] It's gonna be pouring here in a few minutes. Why don't you take a mule out in such weather?


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[Assistant] Wow. What is it, a zoo? Mike, you're a man of your word. It's all here. But I'm wondering if I am.


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[Assistant] And yes, I know you can't afford it. So I'll give you her salary every week and then you can pay her. On other words, she'll be getting the job on her own.


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[Assistant] Absolutely nothing. I'll even pay for the ad in a paper. Wanted. Young girl from Texas. Must know and love all kinds of horses. Must be honor graduate of correspondence course. Now remember, the only one you hire is Perry Taylor. Perry T-Taylor? I'll write it all out for you later. What have you got to lose? Just think, Mr. Gabullion, you can sleep as much as you want.


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[Assistant] I've been wanting to say, farewell to everyone. To you, to Mike, except Mike isn't around.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's a good idea. I've got a name for you. The Golden Horse Academy.


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[Assistant] A hundred golden horses, Perry, to begin with. And after that, well, maybe many more.


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[Assistant] You know, my grandfather used to have several thousand on his ranch.


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[Assistant] File into that plane and take seats in order. File out.


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[Assistant] Hello and welcome everybody to this big celebration of sporting knowledge and excellence. The stage is now set.


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[Assistant] Let's call the first set of teams for the semi-finals. The team from DPS, Ruby Park, Kolkata. Slightly one-sided game. They got 110 in their preliminary to reach this stage. Let's call on Prachurjo Duttaroy and Vaibhav Prasad from DPS Ruby Park.


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[Assistant] We'll wait and see. You've got a great tradition of quizzing, so I'm looking to see you take that forward.


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[Assistant] A world where your dreams of watching any leading sporting game live is tailored into an unforgettable experience. The teams need to compete one more time to find a place in the final, but remember,


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[Assistant] Once they get into the final, they start getting eligible for a whole host of prizes. So there's so much riding on this today. It's time to go into our first round. Let's play Cityus.


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[Assistant] Which of these has never been a world heavyweight boxing champion?


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[Assistant] We also check the depth of knowledge. We are getting into all tiers.


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[Assistant] Welcome back. This is the Ultimate Sports Quiz 2022. We've had a cracking round of sit-ups so far with three very good teams. Now let's see how they go about it in our next round. We are ready to play Altis.


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[Assistant] They've opted for the question, so there will be negative points associated with those. They're gonna start today with Sunbeam from Varanasi. Let's offer them the grid first.


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[Assistant] Ten points. Sunbeam are going a little adventurous early on. Sometimes people start with five. So here's your ten point question on football trials.


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[Assistant] The iconic Barcelona trio of MSN included Messi, Neymar and which Uruguayan striker? Uh, this is Luis Suarez. It's way too simple for you, isn't it?


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[Assistant] She went safe with the 5-pointer. You got the 5-pointer, you're on 65. But the focus now shifts to DPS Ruby Park who made all the early running. We've got a question in hand to make this really, really close at the end of Altius. DPS Ruby Park, here's your grid.


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[Assistant] Which basketball legend called himself the Black Bamba due to a desire for his basketball skills to mimic a snake's ability to strike with accuracy? Which basketball legend are we talking about?


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[Assistant] We've had 10s, we've had 20s, and we've had a very good team like DPS Ruby Park, just slipping on the five-pointers. But everybody is in contention. Let's look at the scoreboard at the end of Altius.


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[Assistant] Okay, DPS Ruby Park 50, but you're still within range. Sunbeam Varanasi, so aggressive on the buzzers, they're on 60. And PSBB Chennai, a little more, little quieter, they're on 70. But what a contest we've got on our hands.


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[Assistant] We go into the last question to decide which one of these excellent teams actually goes through to the finals. I'm getting a bit breathless myself.


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[Assistant] Welcome back, this is the Ultimate Sports Quiz 2022 with three outstanding teams.


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[Assistant] 100 points at stake, but you could lose points too. So, I'd love to see how these teams played. Let's start Fortius. Here is question number one.


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[Assistant] Two questions gone, eight to play, lots of points. Yes, question number three.


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[Assistant] The answer was figure skating, so that affects our table a little bit. Just to get you up to date, DPS on 45, PSBB on 70, Sunbeam on 65, there's hardly anything to choose. Here is question number four. Who is the only Australian to win the purple cap in the IPL?


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[Assistant] Just stay calm, relax. Five questions, 50 points. Potentially, you could lose 25. It's all about backing yourself, playing the buzzer. Remember, at stake, a place in the final. The moment you get in the final, you have access to all those fabulous prizes, so much to play for. Yes, question number six. Which Premier League club from Yorkshire, who share a rivalry with Manchester United, play at Allen Road?


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[Assistant] What a night that was. The scores are tied. You go into a super over. You go into the count back. And of course, as a result of that game, the count backs are all gone. You keep on playing super overs. Two questions left. I'm getting a bit breathless myself.


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[Assistant] To the final. Once you go into the final, the world opens up for you all those prizes that we talked about.


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[Assistant] Sachin Tendulkar is the right answer. Well done, Sunbeam Varanasi. Sachin Tendulkar is the right answer. The West Indian spinner Narsingh Dev Narayan dismissed which legendary cricketer in his last innings in Test and International Cricket in 2013. The answer was Sachin Tendulkar who grabbed that catch and slipped. Darren Sammy. Darren Sammy, yes indeed.


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[Assistant] Hardly anything to choose between the two teams. One team just sneaking ahead. One team just falling at the very last hurdle. We've had three wonderful participants as well sitting there. They knew some of the answers. They weren't under pressure to deliver. So can we get the three of you to come along and join your teammates as well?


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[Assistant] Very solid old school wizards. The two of you, Shyam and Arjun. Well done with 90 points. But our winners today, Shashwat and Ayushman from Sandeem Leher Tara Varanasi with 95 points. Congratulations. You did really, really well. One semi-final done, two to go. Stay tuned to know.


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[Assistant] Which of these school teams will lay claim to the other two spots in the finals? For now, I hope you enjoyed the thriller. It's time to say goodbye and congratulations to Sunbeam.


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[Assistant] English version of the Bang Dream game is now available! Bang Dream Girls Band Party! Many game original songs!


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[Assistant] This thing seems fishy about this.


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[Assistant] Now it's time for some fun facts. I'm so excited to share them with you. I wonder if you can guess which sea animals might be waiting for us today.


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[Assistant] I think I saw someone pass by here a minute ago. Tell us who it was! Wait, did the someone you saw have a lot of legs? Uh, I'm not really sure.


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[Assistant] Huh? Oh, Chi Chi, stop that! You're scaring me!


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[Assistant] If I could, I'd be playing some epic finale music on a piano right now, singing some glorious momentous lyrics to celebrate the final next gen PistonCut racer to be released from Mattel as a diecast Jim Reverick.


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[Assistant] Now of course we have the disclaimer that we don't really think Mattel will release JP Drive, the Apple Next Gen Piston Cut Racer, so we're going to call Jim here.


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[Assistant] Four years and then some since Cars 3 came out. And that is just about how long it took.


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[Assistant] Each era of racers. Yep, all three of them. I will be doing that video very soon. You guys have wanted it now for years. And I kept saying, hey guys, we gotta wait. We gotta wait for Jim Ravarick. The time has come.


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[Assistant] We're going to do it. So pumped for that. So stay tuned. Hopefully I can get that video out very soon. But anyways, we're going to dive right in here to the review of Jim Reverick and waste no time whatsoever. Now he's from 2021 singles case out.


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[Assistant] This case is now being found at USA Target, Walmart, and yep, AutoZone stores.


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[Assistant] I had to wait a couple weeks, couldn't find them at AutoZone, but now found them at Target. You guys also might be wondering, Disney Docket, like why haven't you unboxed this case yet?


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[Assistant] Give me collectibles has not gotten it in yet. There's some sort of delay, but when he does, I will unbox it. But yeah, this is unusual because


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[Assistant] Really has never happened where I found all the cars I need to review from a case before actually receiving it to unbox. So it's going to be in complete reverse order, like literally almost exact reverse order. Cause if I,


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[Assistant] Got the case, I would have reviewed Jim Ravrick first, and I would have reviewed Sarah Wilson last, but.


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[Assistant] This is how it happened. Derek Wills, whatever, Derek Williams. I love the boring last name Williams and Willson. Really in the same case, Mattel, whatever. Anyways, let's get on with it here. No more rambling. I like his artwork. Looks pretty good.


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[Assistant] Several years ago, and I don't believe they use this artwork. I think they just put like a picture of the diecast on the box, but you never really know with them because sometimes they do actually put animations like this on their little boxes. But if you want to see my review of the Tomica version of Jim,


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[Assistant] Check out the link in the description below and card suggestion pop up in the top right hand corner. So this guy obviously is new for 2021, desert horizon background.


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[Assistant] He looks kinda weird in the packaging, like I don't know why he looks very, what's the word, like sepia tone, like the eyes look a little tannish. They almost look dirty, I don't know why I'm-


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[Assistant] Feel like I shouldn't be complaining about him before I open him up, but that just really kind of stood out to me. I don't know if all of them are like that.


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[Assistant] On the back here obviously as seen in Cars 3 and then we have a bunch of other characters from the movie. Kurt, Sterling, Viewzine Tractor, JD McPiller.


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[Assistant] I get them mixed up all the time and you guys literally hate me for it. Sometimes I do it to mess with you though, but I honestly forget though. I'm sorry, I don't know why that's the one.


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[Assistant] The two characters, I just can't get down, but I remember all the other, all hundreds of the rest of them.


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[Assistant] Alright, so here is Jim out of the package. Looking pretty good. Obviously we're gonna start with his appearance in cards three.


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[Assistant] I think he got some good shots, now most knowably in my memory at least, he was seen before the 4-500 even started, just kind of driving around all the haulers, so that is...


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[Assistant] The image I will go and look for first and then I'll go and look to see where he appears on the track. But yea, let's get into it.


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[Assistant] This has been a long time in the making right here. I first want to say his decals are so shiny, like they're all pretty much metallic, especially when you get back here with like the blue and then this green as well.


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[Assistant] Super shiny, they did a great job, and it looks very secure, like it doesn't look like it's gonna flake off, like the metallic that they did on Steve.


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[Assistant] Slick LaPage or even sometimes Chase Racelet's Metallic Flakes Off, but that might be more of a China problem. Thailand, I think, does a better job with that.


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[Assistant] But yea, you can see like the whites of his eyes look very dirty. I'm just gonna be blunt, I think they look dirty.


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[Assistant] Like even compared with this Vietnam Bobby Road test, you can see how much more sepia colored they look, which is just weird. But anyways, he's got a very nice expression that's almost identical to the Tomica version.


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[Assistant] His eyes are just very narrow, close together, centered, looking straight on. And the difference is that instead of smiling, he is frowning.


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[Assistant] Kind of. The mouth is almost invisible. That's so weird. I can't even see the mouth that well.


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[Assistant] So then you have Carbon Cyber there on the hood and a chrome decal. That looks so cool. It's like a mirror finish almost. Really nicely done.


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[Assistant] And then you have like a silver trim here paired with the cyan blue trim that wraps around. He's got black rims, which I like a lot. You don't see them on the next gens all that much. Like a lot of the next gens really don't have black rims. Most of them are colored.


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[Assistant] Kind of mirrors Bobby Rowe tested, who also has black rims.


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[Assistant] Again now with the contingency sponsors, they also are a little sepia color, like they aren't a pure white. That's what I'm trying to say here. Excuse me. I don't know why I got something in my throat.


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[Assistant] Piston Cup, Combustor, Carbon Cyber and Synergy are the sponsors, but they are not very clear at all sadly. Which is kind of disappointing because I feel like they did a decent job on some of their recent next gens. Not really this one I guess, but I feel like some of the more recent ones they did a good job on.


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[Assistant] Here's the first ever Thailand next gen, Chris Roman.


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[Assistant] In which they did a phenomenal job on it, like look how clear they look. It's funny.


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[Assistant] This is the first one Mattel Thailand was making a good impression and they just completely have fallen off the face of the earth with this. Not very good there.


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[Assistant] Now it also says carbon cyber down there, but you can even hardly see it.


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[Assistant] I guess you can't really see it that well in the Tomica version. I guess you could see a little bit better. Carbon Cyber. It's just difficult because it's blue on blue.


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[Assistant] Sorry guys. Yeaah, that's very difficult to see.


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[Assistant] And then you have like these diagonal rectangles with some silver streaks intermixed in the blue there over the 67 number.


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[Assistant] Kind of a different take on it than Tomica. Tomica did like a mesh, like see how it's like a netting there over the 67 and then fades? Yeaah. Mattel did not go for that at all.


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[Assistant] I think the best part of him is right here where you can basically do a face reveal. I mean, look at hello. That's just so, that just shows how reflective these decals are. Really nicely done. You got the roof flaps there. Just kind of a gorgeous car all around. And now it looks like mine's actually an air.


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[Assistant] That's so weird to me, there's like a little additional blue stripe.


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[Assistant] On the right side of Jim Reverick's spoiler, but it's not on the left side. That's very weird.


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[Assistant] I guess it's accurate to the movie though, cause it's on both Tomica and Mattel's versions. It's good attention and detail though.


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[Assistant] And then you have the gas cap there, again, super metallic cyan, really nice.


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[Assistant] It continues here onto the back with the half blue, half green.


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[Assistant] Says CarbonCyber right there. Again, not very eligible.


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[Assistant] God, that's not su- oh that's better than this side though, that's for sure.


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[Assistant] And then here's the base. P29A indicates he was made in the 29th week of 2021 at the A factory. Wherever that is. Somewhere in Thailand.


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[Assistant] But yea, kinda disappointing for me if I'm being 100% honest with you guys, which I always am, I just... I feel like I should be more excited because...


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[Assistant] You know, it's the last next gen, but honestly, I think he's overhyped.


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[Assistant] To be completely blunt, I think that a lot of the excitement and people saying like, oh, Jim Revers, my favorite racer, kind of derives from the fact that he is the last one. Like when I was younger, to be completely honest as well,


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[Assistant] My favorite piston car racers were like the final three to be released. Gaskets, Tacomit, and FauxWheel Drive.


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[Assistant] And obviously Tako Min kind of stands alone because, I mean, he's literally like a candy car.


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[Assistant] And he's still one of my favorites, but gaskets and four wheel drive, there isn't that much special about them or that differentiates them from other racers. Like if no stall and octane game were the last two, they'd probably be my favorites as well. So it's just kind of like a subconscious bias that people have.


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[Assistant] Because really this is probably not Mattel's best work if we're all being, you know, completely fair, but yeah. All right, let's pull up.


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[Assistant] The rest of the team here, well I guess I do have the mini racer which has taken a beating


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[Assistant] You guys know when I unboxed this guy he was chipped to begin with.


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[Assistant] Which kinda stinks, but the funny part is, is that his decals are clearer than the 150 fabscale version. Both are made in Thailand though.


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[Assistant] But yea, look how much clearer that hood decal is though.


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[Assistant] And there's the little blue stripe as well. They really are faithful and loyal to that.


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[Assistant] Additional blue stripe on the right side of the spoiler that just looks so out of place because it's not symmetric.


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[Assistant] Here's a quick little comparison with the Tomica version.


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[Assistant] You know, almost two years ago now, I think it actually might be two years. I don't really remember. Oops, I'm sorry guys.


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[Assistant] I think it actually has been almost two years on the dot. I'll have to check. Either two or three. Can't be three, can't be.


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[Assistant] So yea, Carbon Cyber is one of the new sponsors for Cars 3, so that's why we don't really have a big team for it besides the stock car, Bobby Road Testa, who's one of the rarer, if not the rarest stock car.


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[Assistant] From Cars 3 because he was only released in that Amazon exclusive 11 pack or whatever it was.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they look pretty good together. I do prefer Bobby, I like the vibrancy of his green and blue.


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[Assistant] But it's interesting though. They use the same exact fonts.


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[Assistant] For their logos, same exact font for their numbers, except this has a depth to it. This one's just flat.


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[Assistant] Whereas a lot of the other next-gen's changed fonts.


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[Assistant] When they became modernized, but that might be just because I don't know, Mattel was, or Pixar rather was, didn't have any original content to go off of. They completely made carbon cyber up for cars three.


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[Assistant] And then of course we have the XRS Mud Racer version of Bobby.


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[Assistant] This is why I always talk about this, like the blue and green next-gens that just kind of dilutes the entire field. There's just too many next-gens that are-


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[Assistant] The exact same color palette, which is why I really wish that they, you know, kept Shifty Drug, Sidewell Shine, Taco Mint, Retread, all those colors that don't really...


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[Assistant] You know, aren't that prominent? Don't show up all that often.


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[Assistant] Let me know your thoughts on JimReverick down in the comment section below. Let me know who is your favorite next gen piston cup racer now that they're all out. Best of luck to you guys getting them. Remember Walmart's, Target's, AutoZone's, USA.


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[Assistant] I don't know where in Australia, but he's been out in Australia for a while now. And then...


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[Assistant] I don't believe he's been found outside of those two countries, but hopefully soon.


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[Assistant] Thanks again for watching. See you soon. Bye now.


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[Assistant] News you can trust should be news you can rely on.


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[Assistant] Why should the appearance of a public prosecutor interest you so much, citizen? You haven't by chance a guilty conscience.


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[Assistant] I'm the Viscount Charles de Bigny, and this is Marie Antoinette.


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[Assistant] So welcome everyone. So as Michael pointed out, the talk is about some sort of a merger of trying to understand how we can use biotechnology in a rather interactive fashion.


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[Assistant] Uh, kind of picture depicts here, right, like we have a human, we see something microscopically, like cells on the microscope, and we actually can see this for a couple of centuries now, like look through a microscope and see what's going on there. But what really has eluded us is to actually manipulate these organisms or kind of play with them.


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[Assistant] And, uh, of course, like if you're on a research lab, you may be able to do it, but kind of lay people, even like in a school setting, it's usually passive observation. It's not, not kind of true interaction.


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[Assistant] And, uh, this is kind of, uh, an inspiration for me, like a couple of years ago, like this, just this thought, like, could we play games, uh, with these sorts of cells? And this kind of led to many things, even well beyond anything that


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[Assistant] Is intended to be a game or, or playful. So uhm, let's start here to kind of also give credit to this audience. So what's the difference between these two pictures?


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[Assistant] So in most cases you see humans interacting with a computer. There's about 50 years difference in time. You see that this machine here is much about number crunching, occasionally breaks down, and it's by far less


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[Assistant] And if you now think about recent developments in the life science of biotechnology, we can actually say there are many parallels what's going on now in biotech versus what has been going on.


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[Assistant] So here on the simple one you see basically two inlets, the white and the blue fluid, and they kind of merge and you see how droplets form and how these droplets kind of move around, right?


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[Assistant] And much more complicated versions of that you see here, which is kind of like an integrated electronic circuit, but instead of moving electrons around, you move small fluid volumes.


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[Assistant] Uhm, imagine for example you have a droplet of blood, put it in a device like this, and then the device is capable of doing certain diagnostics for you, counting a number of blood cells, running certain assays, and so forth, and uhm,


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[Assistant] These devices, as I said, get used for diagnostics to get, uh, better and better, uhm, in terms of their capabilities.


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[Assistant] Uhm, used a lot in research, uhm, but have not yet hit, so unfortunately here it's kind of not showing in the back.


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[Assistant] Uh, have not yet really entered the, the, the consumer market, but, uh, they kind of


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[Assistant] Similarities in, in the way these things scale, right? And so this kind of prompted this thought, if we have now these kind of technologies, when do they become interactive, consumer friendly, uh, in the same way as electronics become, and if they do so, what could we do with them, right?


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[Assistant] Uhm, the idea is what I then called biotic games. It's like could we make games where a human can interact with the biological process or material and this really has something to do with modern biotechnology. So if it's a pure emulation or pure simulation, that's not what I mean.


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[Assistant] And I also don't mean something which is microscopic like horse polo, which is maybe more ancient biotechnology, right? So that's not what we're interested in. We're really thinking about something that is kind of microscopic and relying more on the modern technology. And what you see here is kind of one of our first projects that kind of shows the paradigm as such.


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[Assistant] And you can now bring this whole thing in real time on a computer screen and then, as you see in this inset, kind of push buttons and then move the cells around and play games in the sense, for example, you have a virtually overlaid object and the task is to kind of make the cells move,


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[Assistant] Through this object, right? You could either see this as just an interactive experiment or you could see this, uh, as a game. Okay?


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[Assistant] So if you now just change the skin of this, right, like putting other objects on top of it and kind of changing the logic, uhm, then you can make other games, so to speak, right, like so you have an underlying game engine if you want to say, but in that case the game engine is something real, it's real cells, okay? Uhm, so here again, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, the device, uhm, is kind of rather simple. I'd like this, uh, microphytic chip, like a simple webcam, and then just brought on a, uh,


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[Assistant] On a regular computer and then putting some abstract objects on top of this.


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[Assistant] So what could we now do with that and then where should one go, uhm,


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[Assistant] And, uh, one, uh, inspiration for all of this is, is kind of education. I think lots of the initial applications of our work will be in this realm, and then we'll also talk later about more serious type. I mean, education is serious, but kind of about other applications that are beyond, uh, particular education.


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[Assistant] So one thing that always fascinated me and, uh, from a life science perspective also made me a little bit envious. If you look at other fields, they really, they really have cool educational toys that are very attractive, right? Specifically in mechatronics, like kids building these cool robots and they're kind of these, uhm, robotics competitions around that are really, uhm,


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[Assistant] And, uh, developed, uh, a simple microscope where you can actually play these games, uh, on a phone and also having the idea that you can actually build the phone or kind of the whole setup yourself and thereby learn something about, uh, device design. So the organisms here, uh, are called Euglena. These are single-celled organisms about 50 micrometer in length, so that's half the size of a human hair.


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[Assistant] Uhm, they're green, so they do photosynthesis. They have this red eye spot where they kind of sense light. So basically they can just look in one direction. And then they have this long flagellum which kind of makes them propel and swirl through the fluid. Okay? And it's actually the same structure that for example sperm tail has, all the kind of cilia in your lungs. So very uhm,


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[Assistant] So here you see these kind of cells in action, right? If you follow more closely, you see kind of their swirling motion. You may see that they actually roll around their own axis, right?


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[Assistant] You may also see if you follow some of these particles, here these are passive particles that undergo Brownian motion, but at the same time kind of the fluid field moves around. Who has heard about Lorentz number hydrodynamics? Anyone? Right.


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[Assistant] So the thing is, if you think about water and swimming, we have this macroscopic experience that we have, right, like with water disease and all these things. Uhm, if you kind of scale down water and these kind of length scales, for these organisms, it feels like swimming in honey. So for example, mass and inertia doesn't play any role. As soon as they stop swirling, they instantly stop and then all that drives them is uhm,


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[Assistant] Is diffusion, if at all, right? So, very different, uh,


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[Assistant] A world to live in and a very fascinating world and also something to, uh,


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[Assistant] It's worthwhile to kind of bring, to lay people, to everyone, right?


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[Assistant] So uhm, to give you a little bit of an impression of how we think from a biophysics perspective, how an organism like this works, right, here again like this Euglena with this one flagellum, and you can basically abstract this thing as a,


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[Assistant] You have this eye spot which is kind of reading light from one direction. Now you can actually ask yourself questions like how could you make a feedback loop between these axes and the light sensor to make something move very robustly towards the light or away from the light, things like that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but this kind of behavior underlies then, uh, these setups.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so here's the setup, uhm, in real. So this is 3D printed, uh, microscopes. Actually, as we were just discussing before, uh, one of the undergrad classes here at Stanford, students build something like this in order to learn, uh, a number of, uh,


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[Assistant] Again, where these organisms live in, you have four LEDs from four sides, so by actuating each of them you can drive these cells around, and then there's some simple optics that basically puts it, uh, uh, on the phone, and then, uh,


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[Assistant] We can then make games with that similar as you've seen before, uh, but now a little bit advanced. First of all, it's colored now, right? So the organism is in color.


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[Assistant] But then we also track individual cells, like you see how an individual cell is basically tracked and also amplified bigger on this side. And then the game involves basically like using the joystick to shining light from different directions or to orient the cell or make the cell swim.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so this kind of this playful aspect, but it's also this thing like, I mean, can we basically ever emphasize something interesting?


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[Assistant] Uh, and teach something about biology and we can because there's kind of a scale bar here, right? You see something about size. You see kind of the instantaneous velocity of the cell.


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[Assistant] Uhm, which is currently tracked, right? You see how fast the cells move. You can also see something about, uh, kind of in this close-up behavior.


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[Assistant] Another, uh, game we kind of implemented is kind of a Pacman version, okay. We're kind of...


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[Assistant] Uhm, cells behave, you learn a lot about kind of, I don't know, biological noise and variability and other things as well. And actually the end of this particular, uhm, game you kind of even


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[Assistant] To build this particular thing, uhm, this is the whole building plan up there. Uhm, so it's really intended to be affordable or accessible.


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[Assistant] Ideas really that, I don't know, in Makerspaces or whatever, even middle school, uh, children could do this, but really, I mean, learning about these very different subject matters in a very integrated manner. And if you talk about the mechatronics that we had before, right, which is basically like this on the top and here, so maybe more, more inclusive about different, different matters.


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[Assistant] Just to say, one can also do some more serious activity, like go away from these games and just, for example, track cells, uhm, uh, just do direct experiments and then


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[Assistant] And so you can actually animate cells, uhm, that behave like the real ones in abstracted sense. And this is actually the whole code you need to make a cell like this move. So this is kind of the early stages. We have shown this to a number of teachers and kind of now hope to somehow get this into classroom and actually being able to refine it and seeing how this really, uhm, works or could be employed.


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[Assistant] This is from some science fields, like different children of different ages.


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[Assistant] Uhm, what you generally find is, is that about 10, 11 years of age kind of children grasp the concept, uhm, which is also kind of the age where children would use it in, in school actually, kind of by the biology, uhm,


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[Assistant] We also ask a number of teachers to come to our lab and ask them about different aspects of what they think they would find useful about a game set up like this.


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[Assistant] Teacher still expressed enthusiasm, but that kind of seemed to be of less, less interest.


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[Assistant] So as I said, we're kind of now trying to get this into classrooms and seeing how this would work. And just to kind of summarize this part.


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[Assistant] Uhm, in this particular setup we think we have a system where we can really learn on three different scales, right, you can make this thing, you can build it yourself, you can play with it, kind of playfully


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[Assistant] So another project using the same cells was now uhm, the idea how could we bring this to museum space but also how could we get a more intuitive interface even.


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[Assistant] You may have noticed or not, like when I explained where the LEDs are coming from and how the light is, maybe some of you were confused and also some of the people are confused while playing it. Yes?


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[Assistant] We have not even reached a stage where it said like it has employed in a few classrooms and worked on itself. Like the comparative things is even a level beyond that. We want to do, but it's a little bit out.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so basically, uhm, making a more intuitive, uh, interface even. So what you see here is again the same cells, and this is a touch screen, and you see these cells swimming, and you can draw on the touch screen whatever you draw is actually projected onto these cells.


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[Assistant] And as they kind of avoid light, right, so they're again kind of in this quasi-2D chamber, as they avoid light, uhm, you can kind of capture, capture them.


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[Assistant] So just watch this one cell coming from above. The user is drawing this kind of light and the cell kind of bounces back, right? And so this is actually very intuitive because you, what you do, you see, see directly, right?


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[Assistant] Uhm, so here's kind of again capturing that sort of motion, where now the cell basically bounces around in this virtual light circle.


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[Assistant] So the setup itself is kind of shown here. It's essentially a normal, you can even use a pocket projector. Exchange the optics and instead of projecting large, you project small. And then you have a standard microscope with everything, right, and put back on the touch screen and


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[Assistant] Establish this feedback loop. It's also important and interesting if you have also an eyepiece that people can actually look into the microscope itself and see, see what they are doing.


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[Assistant] What is shown here is the same setup, but now a different magnification, right? Like what you can do easily with optics is just zoom out.


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[Assistant] And also slightly different light intensity values, and here for example you can also see how these cells after some time start accumulating in certain colored regions, again, kind of avoiding the blue light.


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[Assistant] Here's a reservoir where we actually keep the cells and kind of automatically flush them. And so that's, uh, flush them into the, uh, uhm, into this chamber, which is here, which is also important, uhm, a whole question about long-term stability, right? Like we are very used from our computers. We can turn them on and off and this works for years.


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[Assistant] So with these systems we know that on a couple of weeks time scale, uhm, the system works well and then we have to exchange all the organisms.


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[Assistant] In part, I mean, when I talk, say, exchange, we have to exchange them there, but we exchange them much more frequently, uh, every couple of hours or so inside the, inside the chamber, right? But if you kind of wanted these, uh, enable these kind of interactive experiences, you also need to make sure that we deliver the user something that is robust, right? It's kind of an ongoing,


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[Assistant] Okay, so just some other things you can do with this. For example, you can do experiments, like let the user choose different colors and ask them like how do they respond to different colors. And of course there's a question like how do we set overall intensities, but we made it such


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[Assistant] Uhm, that they respond to blue light, but not to the other ones, uhm, right? And so, uh, users can get that sort of experience, recognizing the blue color.


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[Assistant] You can also do an experiment which is a little bit more challenging in trying to draw over the front or the back of the cell and kind of realizing where's the eye spot.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's challenging in the sense due to the lags in the whole system, right, the projector has lagged, the touch screen and so forth, it's very hard to actually capture the back of the cell, but if you draw over the back of the cell, the cell does not respond, it only responds if you draw over the top, over the front of it where the eye spot sits.


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[Assistant] Right, so this kind of allows you even to do experiments where you do subcellular resolution interrogation.


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[Assistant] So this is how we tested it a couple of times in the San Jose Tech Museum, where essentially,


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[Assistant] You have the touch screen here and then the setup next to it. People can actually look inside.


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[Assistant] Uhm, see the whole, whole equipment and then we also have this eyepiece.


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[Assistant] Uhm, to look through and we essentially left this kind of a two signs, we're saying like look here or draw here and then we were watching from apart, kind of doing user studies and also post interviews like what would people do, uhm, how would they interact with that. And just to show you some examples, so usually people come up, uhm, just start drawing something as this.


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[Assistant] That's what you do if you encounter a touch screen. This is like a four year old, for example, right? Like people writing their names. Uhm, and then...


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[Assistant] What they often realize after some time is that there's actually stuff moving in the back and there's actually the, the stuff that is moving is somehow interacting with what you have drawn, right? And then people start playing more. Uhm, the other aspect is usually one person is occupying the touch screen, the other person has nothing to do then starts looking through the eyepiece and suddenly realizing that what the other person is drawing is coming in the eyepiece.


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[Assistant] And then people start having conversations, uh, with each other.


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[Assistant] So here's an example of one user uhm, doing kind of an experiment, kind of self-activated.


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[Assistant] And then made this little maze and tried to see how this thing escapes, escapes the maze, right? And so what it would argue is that we enabled a person to making a microfluidic chip within two minutes, right? Without ever having done anything on that kind of microscopic scale.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and also mentioned before, like, this importance, like, what you draw on the screen.


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[Assistant] You see through the eyepiece, and then people kind of invented games like this where like, yeaah, draw something, I guess what you draw, and the other way around.