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[Assistant] This is a budget blueprint from the President of the United States, a document that he puts out there. It is his wish list. It is the way that he would like the government to be funded and what his priorities are.


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[Assistant] Is this a static system or is this a dynamic system? Okay? And the answer is, let's go find out.


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[Assistant] Block A has some forces pulling on it here, it's got a weight there, and it's got a normal force and it's got a friction force. Okay? So for static,


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[Assistant] If this is 8 pounds, right, this is 12 and this is 8.


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[Assistant] The maximum that it could be for a static problem is .3 times 12. Okay? Which is 3.6 pounds. Okay?


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[Assistant] This, this thing's moving, isn't it? This system is moving. It is not a static system, okay? So we check that out.


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[Assistant] So the reason I call it force is because what forces are acting on it? Not masses, forces, okay? So on this block, you have the weight of block A. You have the normal force for block A.


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[Assistant] A, A, right? Mass times acceleration. Okay?


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[Assistant] Well, it's so easy to write when you have, here's this side of the equation, whoop, here's that side of the equation. And every time you use Newton's second law on dynamics problems, do this.


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[Assistant] Well I got A, B, A, A, T, I got, I know that guy, I know that guy, I know that guy. I got too many unknowns. But I really don't. What do we know here?


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[Assistant] Feet per second squared. Get that into slugs, right? Oh my goodness. On. Uh, 12 divided by 32.2. So that's uh, .37


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[Assistant] Divided by negative .248. Okay. And now let's solve this for t. So t minus 3 equals, uhm, let's see what that is.


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[Assistant] All restaurants, cafes, theaters, public buildings to close immediately. Curfew, seven o'clock sharp. After this hour, any person on the street will be shot on sight.


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[Assistant] But he himself rather stinks. Don't talk German to me. We are going to police you fascinating people properly.


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[Assistant] We checked your story, Ms. Novotny. In all of Prague, no architect called Vanek exists.


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[Assistant] Nice gold lighter. You like it? You wouldn't think of bribing me.


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[Assistant] Only a few days till we round up your friends, then you just drop the insurance. Say...


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[Assistant] Alois. Make that check payable to the treasurer of the Occupational Police Fund.


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[Assistant] We'll go on making the same five parts. But when we send them to Germany, they won't fit the new tank.


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[Assistant] During a long conversation with Mr. Spendlow in the office, he mentioned that it was Dora's birthday the following week, and invited me to a picnic to celebrate it.


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[Assistant] In the next week I bought expensive new clothes and boots and arranged to hire a handsome white horse. On the day of the picnic


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[Assistant] I got up at six in the morning and went to Covent Garden Market to buy the freshest and most beautiful flowers for Dora, and by ten o'clock I was riding towards the Spenlo's house. How lovely Dora looked, in her sky-blue dress and white hat, when I met her in the garden in front of the house. And when she accepted my flowers with delight, I almost thought I would die of happiness.


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[Assistant] I have my dear friend Miss Julia Mills here with me.


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[Assistant] When my mother died, he inherited the estate and he gave a share to all my sisters and not a fennig to me.


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[Assistant] I still need a key. I'm responsible for the building. It's late. We'll talk later. Please.


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[Assistant] Baum slept in the cellar which we had turned into a bomb shelter. His presence did wonders for Fritz's morale.


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[Assistant] Got rid of our cleaning lady. We have no visitors. I don't see my family. There's a very good hiding spot for Fritz if anyone comes. He's totally regimented.


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[Assistant] Deportations had reduced the Jewish population of Berlin to 20,000, one eighth of its original number.


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[Assistant] If you leave, you're Jewish, you stay you're German.


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[Assistant] Well, this is probably gonna be where our lead stops, so yeaah, I knew it.


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[Assistant] I spent all day thinking of poor, sweet Dora, and how she must be feeling.


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[Assistant] In the evening I hurried round to Miss Mills's house, but although she spoke wisely of love and broken hearts, she could not offer me any practical advice. The next day, after a sleepless night,


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[Assistant] I arrived at the office at the normal time and discovered all the clerks standing talking at the front door.


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[Assistant] This was so unusual that I stopped to ask what had happened. Why don't you know? asked one of them. The police have found Mr. Spenlow dead. I fell back, shocked.


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[Assistant] You look very pale, Mr. Copperfield," said another. Sit down here, sir.


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[Assistant] Tell me what happened, I gasped. Well, he went to town to dinner last night, and the carriage and horses came back at midnight without him. He was driving himself, you see. So the servants went to look for him, and found him dead in the road. Must have been ill, and have fallen out of the carriage. Anyway, he was dead when they found him. This was a terrible shock to me. Perhaps his anger with me had made him ill.


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[Assistant] In that case, I was partly to blame for his death. But I'm sorry to say I was also jealous of Dora's sadness.


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[Assistant] While she was crying for her dead father, she was not thinking of me, and I selfishly wanted to be the only person in her life.


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[Assistant] On a tall column stood the statue of the happy prince.


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[Assistant] Why do you ask that, Sir Edward? Well, no doubt the Queensbridge defence will be that the libelous statement complained of was justified, and in effect, true.


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[Assistant] What's the matter, Robbie? You're determined to bring about your own destruction, Oscar. Is that what you're trying to do?


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[Assistant] There is one question I feel compelled to ask. Please do. I can only accept this brief, Mr. Wilde, if you assure me on your honor, as an English gentleman, that there is no truth in the charges made against you.


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[Assistant] I put the card in an envelope which I addressed to Mr. Oscar Wilde, and when Mr. Wilde came into the club, I handed it to him saying that Lord Queensbury had asked me to give it to him. And did you look at this card when Lord Queensbury gave it to you? I did, sir. Thank you, Mr. Wright.


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[Assistant] And it is a marvel that those red rose leaf lips of yours should have been made no less for music of song than for madness of kisses.


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[Assistant] I know Hyacinthus, whom Apollo loved so madly, was you in Greek days. Always with undying love. Yours, Oscar.


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[Assistant] Is there any truth whatever in any of those accusations? None whatever in any of them.


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[Assistant] One boy calls his love true love, and the other boy calls his love shame. That is correct. Do you think that made any improper suggestion? No, not at all.


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[Assistant] Entitled The Priest and the Acolyte. Have you read that? I have.


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[Assistant] I propose if I may to quote a few passages from this book.


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[Assistant] Do you mean to say that that passage describes the natural feeling of one man towards another? Dorian Gray's was a remarkable personality.


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[Assistant] I suppose you think that of a very smart thing. Not at all.


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[Assistant] Now why should a man of your age address a young boy nearly 20 years younger as my own boy? I was fond of him. I've always been fond of him. Did you adore him? I like him.


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[Assistant] Did you know, Mr. Wilde, that Taylor Atkerin Parker


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[Assistant] A verdict given in favor of the defendant, Lord Queensbury, might be interpreted as conclusive proof as to the accusations of impropriety brought against the plaintiff, Mr. Oscar Wilde.


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[Assistant] And thus we will be going through day after day an investigation of matters of the most appalling nature. Under these circumstances, I feel I'm not going beyond the bounds of my duty if I now interpose and say on behalf of Mr. Wilde that I would ask to withdraw from the prosecution.


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[Assistant] The first nine counts in the indictment refer to the prisoner's misconduct with a young man named Alfred Wood. The next three to Frederick Atkin. Two to the man Taylor. Three to Charles Parker. And the last to Wiles' conduct with a lad named Shelley.


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[Assistant] Well, to understand that, Charles, you had to understand the nature of wild perversion. And I'm a lawyer, not a doctor. To me, it's loathsome, degenerate, and unnatural. Yet I feel so sorry for him.


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[Assistant] It's a terrible thing, Charles, and a man of wild talents and genius is slowly crucified by a lot of blackmailers and common criminals.


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[Assistant] I shall not keep you long, Mr. Wilde. I trust not, Mr. Gill.


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[Assistant] Tell me why, sad and sighing, dost thou robe these pleasant realms? I pray, tell me, Suth, what is thy name? He said, my name is Loth.


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[Assistant] I am true love. I fill the hearts of boy and


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[Assistant] The world mocks at it. And sometimes puts one in the pillory for it.


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[Assistant] A brave question for you to decide. And yours is a position of great responsibility.


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[Assistant] As to the evidence of the Yules, Parker, Atkin, Wood, and their associates.


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[Assistant] I know you'll be glad that that bright reputation, so nearly quenched in a torrent of prejudice, will have been saved by your verdict from absolute ruin.


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[Assistant] And that it will leave Mr. Wilde, a distinguished man of letters, to live a life of honor and repute.


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[Assistant] And to give in the maturity of his genius, gifts to our literature, of which already he has shown.


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[Assistant] It seems edible, but is perhaps...


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[Assistant] Only one way to find out. Uh, I shall come and join you, Ton. And we shall see.


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[Assistant] I shall use my, uh, arm, my pincer arms.


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[Assistant] The story, the story. Oh, uh, you, uh, Aisha.


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[Assistant] Had spurned his love, saying half in jest and half in earnest.


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[Assistant] Oh, oh no, no, he'll have to get down. Can't you manage without? Without? Don't be ridiculous. Don't you think I know my own trade?


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[Assistant] The rightful monarch, Dasver, gained his throne. And there was great rejoicing throughout the land.


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[Assistant] Thus as Allah had willed, so did it come to pass.


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[Assistant] Show that C7 covers the middle finger, C8 the medial hand, and C6 the lateral hand and lateral forearm.


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[Assistant] The innermost is S5, then going outward is S4, then S3, and then show that S2 encircles S3, but also extends down the posterior medial lower limb.


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[Assistant] Next, show that the posterior ramus of C2 covers the back of the head and indicate that it is known as the greater occipital nerve.


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[Assistant] Two talks on the full geometric, geometric, uh, two, I'm sorry, we have two talks on the, uh, um, full two realizations equivalence coming up. And today, Pablo is giving.


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[Assistant] The first part, uh, and Roma will be speaking next week. So uhm, today we're happy to have Pablo Alvarez from the IAS.


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[Assistant] So, I don't know if you, I mean, if you prefer to give a blackboard card, it's actually pretty easy.


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[Assistant] I am told my situation in life acts as a guarantee of its own. My last employer even compared my presence under his roof to that of a harmless domestic animal.


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[Assistant] No, no, he was perfectly courteous. Will your sister be joining us?


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[Assistant] Just for one moment you reminded me of someone I met on the road last night. But I see now it is only a resemblance, nothing more.


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[Assistant] It is my intention to begin with the most basic principles of still life and landscape. I'm sure you are acquainted with the work of Landseer.


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[Assistant] When a man has urgent need of a job, Miss Fairleigh, I fear he generally is.


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[Assistant] And then there was no sign of her. It was right here. But it was not a ghost. It was a woman. Mr. Gilmore said she must be from the village.


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[Assistant] Do not move. Stand still. Yes indeed, there is some resemblance, especially in the colouring. Miss Fairleigh, if you will, just let your arms hang.


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[Assistant] It was in any case madness for a tutor to entertain such hopes, and I gratefully accept the offer of friendship.


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[Assistant] In my defense, I can only swear it is the first time a personal sympathy ever encroached in my teaching.


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[Assistant] Then I would like to draw it. Whose is the greatest?


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[Assistant] But, is it not natural you should feel some apprehension? You and your sister are very close, and your living relatives are distant.


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[Assistant] You are very kind, but I fear it will be some months before I have suitable work to show.


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[Assistant] What is superciful to you? I want to help you, not hurt you.


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[Assistant] Forget. I think of every moment of every hour.


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[Assistant] The, the criminals would be caught and she would seek me out. What a miserable lie.


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[Assistant] If you are right, they planned it perfectly. You will find no evidence against these men. The Lordenum you saw proves nothing.


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[Assistant] You are changed. You know what people will think.


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[Assistant] Your lies bought you all this, and others paid dearly for it.


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[Assistant] But if she is, your father did no greater wrong than many men. You should not confuse his sin with what was done to Laura.


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[Assistant] I did nothing for you and your sister when it might have mattered, but listen to me now for her sake. If you talk like this, you let them win. You are not giving up, and nor am I. There are two of us now. We will go to Gilmore together.


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[Assistant] All of you will have heard that a conspiracy has been unmasked.


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[Assistant] Which led to the wrong woman being buried in the churchyard here. And Lady Glide being mistakenly imprisoned.


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[Assistant] We are here today to celebrate the return to Limeridge of Lady Glide, who is almost restored to full health, and my own engagement to her.


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[Assistant] So you've been giving these things to Rose, have you? Yes sir, one a day sir, that's the dose sir. They really haven't done much good, have they? No sir, apparently none at all sir.


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[Assistant] I mean, if I can, uh, uh, ask, I mean, uh, you, the map is injective, not, uh, surjective, so the co-corner, uh,


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[Assistant] Made from a category called Le Ver, you could have something like a singularity category, or, I mean, it's not, it's not, uh, it's not something we should be looking at.


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[Assistant] And you couldn't expect something, I don't know, like this quotient has a, can be described maybe using parabolic, I mean using, I mean.


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[Assistant] Sometimes when you factor out things like cuspidals, I mean it's not, you see what I mean, representation theory, so when you factor out some of the...


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[Assistant] Some things you could hope to have factored out, the stuff that's harder to, uh, harder to get.


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[Assistant] Not well behaved enough to expect something like a different kind of description, like a matrix factorization for the question.


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[Assistant] I mean, if you, if you take a cone, uh, uh, on the co-human shift, just on the cone, dimension two, you can, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] You can consider, uh, current Macaulay modules and you can take that modulo, uh,


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[Assistant] Moximalcoine, Moximalcoine Modulo, Modulo is a free one.


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[Assistant] Uh, this table category of co-ed macros modules is, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] It's the same as this, uh, if I'm not mistaken, yeaah, it's the same as this, uh, dbco modulo perf.


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[Assistant] And one way to encode the coin macula business is using matrix vectorizations.


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[Assistant] This is gonna be fun, cause I certainly came up with one instinctively. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] I also thought everyone was gonna go Europe, but I was like, my heart says Brazil.


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[Assistant] Welcome to Gamified Groupthink. We've all done it, gang.


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[Assistant] Simone, are you trying to project your thoughts into the rest of us?


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[Assistant] Okay, okay, I'm gonna project to you. Try to receive my brainwave.


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[Assistant] Okay, well let's not fuck this up. We could really get some big points here. It was Statue of Liberty, Champagne, or Baguettes. I'm glad this wasn't free choice, because the correct answer would have been Simone, but I don't know if I could have put that down. I'm sorry.


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[Assistant] I can't afford Champagne all these days.


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[Assistant] Nobody's gonna choose their favorite Muppet, everybody's gonna choose the one they think everyone else is gonna choose, and we're gonna end up with the-


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[Assistant] Wait, so I do have to ask Clayton, Simone, Patrick, my three fellow Kermits. Is Kermit actually the best Muppet?


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[Assistant] That's why I didn't put that down. Over easy was my instinct, but I'm like, there's so many different names for over easy. I was just felt, felt risky.


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[Assistant] This is another one I feel like that is a really encouraging, uh, broad categorization.


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[Assistant] I know Simone and I got the, I feel 100% confident.


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[Assistant] It's gonna say a lot about you. It's exactly like that. I mean, there's two big ones, but I think one is clearly the best. Oh no, I'm forgetting, I just remembered a third one that's really good. Oh well.


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[Assistant] I can't think, I can think of one family and that's what I've written down.


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[Assistant] Yeah, your defi- your, your sub- your, your cartoon iconic feature of being Adam's family.


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[Assistant] This is another one where there's six of us and only five answers.


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[Assistant] Thumbs and soles are the only things that differentiate us from animals.


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[Assistant] Knowing the best how other people think.


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[Assistant] As a precaution, the father remains separated from the little ones, as even in the wild he's not involved in the rearing of offspring. The mother is already in the big enclosure.


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[Assistant] But the young animals remain up to one and a half years with their mother.


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[Assistant] In the wild, North Chinese leopards to which the little ones belong have become extremely rare.


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[Assistant] Zoos all over the world are trying to breed this species and thus save it from extinction.


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[Assistant] Ring-tailed cooties are a bear species from South America. They live in forests.


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[Assistant] Coaties are omnivores. The little ones still drink milk, but already fancy a nibble. Annika and Sebastian's hearts are beating faster.


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[Assistant] Like all zoo animals, the two Tars born yesterday also have to carry an identity chip.


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[Assistant] The longer they're on their legs, the more agile and adept they become.


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[Assistant] To better distinguish the little ones from one another, the keepers want to catch all three of them.


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[Assistant] I'd say this is the first spawn. One is still missing.


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[Assistant] Sideneck turtles live in water. These here are kept separate from the others. Marion looks after them.


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[Assistant] Larger animals could think that tiny pipsqueaks are prey.


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[Assistant] Many turtles retract their heads as protection against enemies. These are called hidden neck turtles.


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[Assistant] At birth, bison babies weigh between 15 and 30 kilograms.


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[Assistant] In their first year, their weight increases tenfold. Fully grown cows weigh between 300 and 500 kilograms, while some bulls can weigh almost a ton.


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[Assistant] Descendants, birthdate and birthplace, in addition to illnesses, are also categorized in accordance with the 15-digit code on the electronic chip. The chip itself is no bigger than a rice corn.


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[Assistant] The side-necked turtles thrive at their own slow pace. Marion weighs the young animals regularly.


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[Assistant] Fully grown animals have a 25cm long shell. Marion is satisfied.


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[Assistant] Turtles should never gain weight too fast. The bony shell has to grow proportionately.


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[Assistant] A precautionary measure on behalf of the keepers. They want to safeguard the chicks from martens and birds of prey.


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[Assistant] The ducks may live on water, but they breed high up in the trees.


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[Assistant] The Chinese birds are developing well and could do with a little more space.


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[Assistant] They leave the tree nests and dabble in waters close by for food.


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[Assistant] As they belong to the most popular exotic birds, they are located around the world and very often live in parks.


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[Assistant] Their worldwide stocks are not considered to be endangered.


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[Assistant] The ring-tailed lemur that Heidi is rearing by hand is called Mangoki.


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[Assistant] Flamingos live on water and breed on cone-shaped mud nests. This protects their offspring from flooding.


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[Assistant] Keeper Sebastian checks every day where the chicks have hatched.


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[Assistant] When they breed, then the entire colony follows suit. Each pair manages just one single egg.


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[Assistant] Both the white-faced Tzarkis and the Emperor Tamarins have babies. Both monkey types originate from South America.


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[Assistant] Now, thanks to Juliana and Anna, dinner is served. The main course is very much alive.


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[Assistant] Apart from fruit and seeds, the little gourmets love locusts, maggots and worms.


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[Assistant] White-faced Sarkis live in dense forests in Guyana, Suriname, Venezuela and Brazil.


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[Assistant] They rarely as much as touch the ground and spend most of the time in the tree tops. The mother suckles her young for several months.


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[Assistant] The one week old baby seems to be in good health. Juliana sees no cause for concern.


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[Assistant] Then the baby should weigh around two kilograms and will be examined by the vet.


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[Assistant] Emus are large flightless birds, similar to African ostriches, except for the fact that they come from Australia.


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[Assistant] Thomas wants to bring this group of young emus to the meadow for a bit of exercise. But first of all, he's got to catch them all.


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[Assistant] It's not that rare for them to be even two meters tall.


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[Assistant] In certain situations, grown up males can often behave extremely aggressively.


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[Assistant] Only emu males breed the children and they are also normally responsible for the rearing of the young. The male sits on the eggs for eight whole weeks without eating or drinking. They only get up to be able to turn the eggs around.


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[Assistant] The little one's stripes serve as camouflage against predators.


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[Assistant] An adult elephant can deal with up to 250 kilograms of branches, leaves and grass every day.


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[Assistant] As they cannot digest their food well, and most of the plant fibers are excreted undigested, they have to eat almost the whole day long.


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[Assistant] For the most part, Assam subsides on his mother's milk, but every so often he also has a nibble of solids.


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[Assistant] The cows in the herd are now becoming their babies one after the other. Magical moments for the keepers.


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[Assistant] The giant wild cattle feed almost exclusively on grass and wander through the prairie on their continual search for fresh food and water holes.


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[Assistant] If the newborns spend too much time on the ground, mother and child risk losing the protection of the herd.


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[Assistant] A brief moment for Dave and Sebastian to gather their thoughts. With the largest land mammals in America.


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[Assistant] Fifty percent? Well, that's piracy. It's legal. Your mate signed it. The jubilee was 15 months at sea. You sell these to cargo in a few hours and want 50 percent. And get it. If your owners break you...


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[Assistant] If I thought that wreck was planned, I'd make a topsell out of Cutler's hide.


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[Assistant] Don't bother me. Took me a long time to be sure I wasn't in heaven.


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[Assistant] Well, I was just remembering where I saw you before.


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[Assistant] You sorta came out of that storm like when a mother carries chickens. Only you are good luck for me.


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[Assistant] I got my orders too. I sail tonight on the Arcturus. A month at sea and then Charles.


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[Assistant] Oh, he drips lace and leads the Charleston quadrille.


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[Assistant] He wouldn't be, except he holds the power of influence with ol' Commodore Devereaux.


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[Assistant] Trying to frighten me? You know, Loxy, there's only three things I want out of life. One is to command the Southern Cross. Esteem. Oh, esteem.


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[Assistant] Don't turn up your pretty nose at steam. It's the future of the seas. When combs and gales and fog won't mean a thing. And with a southern cross under me, I'd get my second wish. Because the man who commands in steam will be the head of Devereux & Company someday.


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[Assistant] Well, Steve Tolliver looks all right in one. And he means to be head of the company himself. I was the one man in his way. Now that I've lost that jubilee, he'll crack down with everything he's got to break me.


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[Assistant] Yes. Jack. You're in my blood, Loxy. Same as the sea. I'm coming back for you.


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[Assistant] Why, you double-crossing carrion shark. That's your mate of the jubilee? Yes. And working with Cutler.


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[Assistant] You've been pulling strings all your life, Mr. Lawyer. Why don't you pull one now?


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[Assistant] Oh. How long have you been carrying this? Since I left Charleston.


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[Assistant] Where's widget? Who? Oh, that goosenecker was your mate on the jubilee. And water didn't rain in here.


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[Assistant] That's all the proof the government needs on who sunk the Jubilee. Well? No more 50% salvage, Mr. Cutler. But a room in a penitentiary where you and your hatchet man...


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[Assistant] You haven't got enough sand in your crowd to stand in front of me alone. Clear the room. You ain't gonna fight him alone, are you, King?


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[Assistant] Five of your bully boys have shipped aboard a whaler for three years, in Tolliver's place.


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[Assistant] Well, what do you know? He's got brains, that fella. Some of them are loose in his head right now. What's the matter? Don't you like your new boss? Boss? Holliver won't boss the Devereaux line. I've got command of the Southern Cross right here in my pocket. Yes?


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[Assistant] Oh, I'm not here to chew blubber. So long as Commodore Devereaux's house flag is on the sea, I'll answer to him. Then you'll answer to the grave.


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[Assistant] With the job I'm offering you... The devil with that job. I've got a job for you. You know what cargo the Southern Cross carries? Teat, ivory, spices, silk, indigo. Why? I'll show you how to get rich in one night. Get your wreckers out to meet me at Satan's Shoal.


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[Assistant] I can't take it. Believe me. Now you go on back to your mother and stop begging. When you get that stuff stowed, batten down.


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[Assistant] The witness may answer. Sure, I talked to King Cutler. So have you.


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[Assistant] I'm not hiding behind anybody, Tolliver. If you're trying to hang Cutler, hang him for some other wreck. Nobody gave any orders on the Southern Cross but me.


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[Assistant] Yes. It was Drusilla.


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[Assistant] That dive is not impossible. I'll make it.


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[Assistant] Here, take my cell wester. When the squall strikes, it'll take the curl out of your hair.


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[Assistant] I'll bring you a rainbow fish for breakfast. Hello, that helmet.


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[Assistant] Search me. I tried to be sociable and got the evil eye.


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[Assistant] Well he must, otherwise he'd give me Grandad's trust fund money. I mean it is supposed to be mine.


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[Assistant] If I'm gonna blow it, I'll blow it. Two years isn't gonna make any difference.


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[Assistant] Yes, I am going to be married. But I'm going to marry a real man.


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[Assistant] Now, Wildcats could sure take fighting lessons from you, Jack.


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[Assistant] There she rises, laying straight to the reef.


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[Assistant] Cause when he arrived at Nakatomi Plaza, he, at uhm, a request, not a request, a recommendation from a friend, take off your shoes and you make fists in the carpet with your toes, it de-stresses you. So, that's what he was doing in the middle of this hijacking scenario.


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[Assistant] Going at it. You're potentially right about that. I'm just saying usually when it comes to workouts, I'm gonna smash the workout. Let's face it, you know, I'm gonna go head on.


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[Assistant] Yes, sir. Well, I would think so. Anyway, unless, I mean, guess it depends on what you mean by flank. Like, I guess you could flank your initial feelings about the incoming workout if you don't feel like doing it. You know, you could maybe maneuver that way. Maybe.


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[Assistant] Yeah, actually, you're right. I actually agree with you 100%. I agree with that philosophy in working out. Yeah. I mean, there's a couple of things you want to know, otherwise you're just kind of, you know, moving around with no specific direction, which I, you know.


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[Assistant] Yeah, very good plan. Yeah, you're right about that too. How you, you're like, oh wait, what, oh wait, let me try to remember what I was gonna do today and be like, well, I should, maybe I should do this because, because tomorrow I'm gonna do this, so maybe I shouldn't do this. You know, I shouldn't do it that hard. Or in, you know, and you've spent all this time and then it's like, well, shoot, if I do the whole workout now,


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[Assistant] Yeah, and then you're like, oh, that's 45 minutes, that only gives me like 10 minutes to warm, like, or one minute to warm up and maybe, uh, man, I might as well just do this tomorrow. That way I could get the whole thing done, you see what I'm saying? And yeah, bro, all that planning, not only did it not, a lot of that not matter.


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[Assistant] Whatever, but yeaah, when you let the weakness creep in, you give that weakness a precedent. You know, so the, the weakness is sorta like, oh yeaah, I kinda approved my, my, my, my presence kinda thing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and that, and that works. I mean, it depends on what you mean by works, but that's a good move. That's like, yeah, you know, like, yeah, I'm about to, uhm, like, okay, I have, I have burpees. At the end of this workout, I finish the work, the workout with a hundred burpees. We'll see. I'll be like, man.


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[Assistant] That workout was pretty solid. You know, I don't know about those burpees. You know, listen, listen, we'll do those burpees another time. We're going to skip the burpees is what we're going to do. Then it comes time to skip the burpees. You're like, you know what? No, 150 or 200 now just for thinking that, you know.


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[Assistant] Okay, how, how it went was the, the rolling up of the frying pan. How, how it's explained is you hit it with that first force of the rolling action, but you just can't like, you can't hit one and then re-grip and hit another one. It's not like that. You gotta hit it once and just keep, keep going. Don't let like the momentum.


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[Assistant] Stop, because the molecules are still heated up for that moment.


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[Assistant] Whatever, but I freaking, uhm, you know, when I talk, I think anyway, I don't know.


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[Assistant] But at the end of the day, big picture, you might as well just be like, well at least I listened to Dave and everything he had to say.


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[Assistant] Well yeaah, like you gotta put effort into the respectful part of it. Like I can respectfully interrupt. Really. But if you're just throwing out interruptions, yeaah, it's disrespectful.


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[Assistant] I think, well, I'm speaking from experience and I don't have much, but well, actually no. I do have a lot of experience listening to people talk, but if you, if you, uh, have a situation where, okay, the person is talking and they're saying all crazy stuff, right? That kind of requires some correction or some interruption, right?


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[Assistant] You might as well just not say anything. Cause at the end of the day, it, it does you better to just listen to everything they said and, you know, you know the old saying, like, yea, you don't want to talk, you want to listen because now you know everything you already know and then you know what they know, kind of thing? Ever heard that one?


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[Assistant] So it's like that kind of situation. You know, like you're not tasked necessarily to effectively change someone's mind every single time. So you might as well just keep your mouth shut a lot of the time.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know, I'm totally recalling a very specific situation recently where I was in the middle of this straight up argument, debate, social situation about political, quasi-political things. And I just witnessed just mayhem going back and forth. I didn't say anything. And I was like, go on.


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[Assistant] That's dying. Exactly right. And bro, you think, you think you can, if you don't have 9 volt batteries at what, 3am. And know where they are.


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[Assistant] And know where they are, yeaah. But let's say you don't have them, straight up. I mean, let's face it, do you just have random 9 volt batteries in your, in your house?


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[Assistant] I have two for each fire detector in my house. Here's the thing, I'm a father now. So, so do I. Oh yea, so do I. But I'll tell you this, before I had kids, before I had a thing, life, whatever. I had smoke detectors.


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[Assistant] Yeah, this is gonna say that's the C3. That one's, I think that's a scale. You put that in one of those little scales. It might be that, well, I don't know. Either way, yeah, I don't know either, but I do know that I did have a 9-volt battery that night.


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[Assistant] Yeah, in, in one time, you know how I found that out, that you can't, you can't stop that thing? I was like, okay, well I was like, yes, no problem. Like, I'll just take out the battery. How can it beep with no power? Simply can't be, can't happen. It's not like, you know, where does it get the power to beep from? Where does that come from?


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[Assistant] You can still hear it, but it was just way, way more quiet. So, and it got a battery or whatever later on. Yeah, it can't be disabled. That's the whole reason it beeps. It cannot be destroyed. Cannot.


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[Assistant] I can't be bargaining with you either. But yea man, nonetheless, that's the point. It can go for small things too. See what I'm saying? Bro, just be prepared. How about this? How about just keep some 9 volt, 9 volt batteries? All good. The thing beeps 3am, 3pm, whenever you go, okay, oh batteries, batteries low. You know?


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[Assistant] All day. Yeah. Same thing with complaining, right? Remember we PID'd that long time ago. Complaining, uh, blaming another one.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, it kinda makes it kinda harder, but no, you're right, I should have done it. You see what I'm saying? See me taking ownership, but slipping in the blame. When you PID the blame, you can see it. That's what I'm saying. Anyway, so don't do that when you're uhm, working out, which...


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[Assistant] Bruh, that's so true, right there. So that, right there. What you just did. What you went, what you, what you experienced.


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[Assistant] But I did the same exact thing, but it was, it was less complex for sure. But it was like the window was closing. Like I can't get my full workout now, because dinner time. Like again.


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[Assistant] Supplementation for that. So, supplements are, chocolate fuel,


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[Assistant] Joint warfare for your joints. Super krill oil for your joints. Vitamin D. Is it super vitamin D?


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[Assistant] Yeah, for a hundred percent. So, you know, get on that one. Uhm, also Cold War.


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[Assistant] Taking the lead, sorry. Is it taking the lead? It's leading right now. It's leading, I agree.


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[Assistant] 17 hour drive, so when, what do you time it, like when do you leave, like night time, essentially.


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[Assistant] Boots. You guys have the, uhm, Delta 68, then the, what's the regular one called again?


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[Assistant] I mean, it's just, you know, it goes against your whole thing, you know? Anyway, yes, originmain.com. That's where all this stuff exists. It's something American made.


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[Assistant] Fully. Also, Jocko has a store, it's called JockoStore.com. This is where you can get discipline equals freedom.


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[Assistant] Technically. Yea, for sure. So yea, just one thing, hoodies, shirts, hats, lightweight hoodies, it's over. Rash guards, for sure. Got some new stuff, new stuff, new stuff coming in. Oh, you've been plotting all kinds of stuff.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah. We have the light one and the dark one. Either way, that's why you have the light one and the dark one of this new shirt. I'll let you make it. You know, I'll let you, uh, what do you call it? Uh, roll it out as it were. Reveal it anyway.


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[Assistant] It's Jocko's jam. Big time. Anyway, JockoStore.com. That's where you can get your, uh, that's where you can get your stuff to represent while you're on the path. Put it that way. Some new stuff. So, uh, keep that in mind. Look, if you wanna know about new stuff or how should


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[Assistant] Yeah, thanks. That must suck, really. But hey man, you know, I know a guy and maybe we'll get you one. Cool.


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[Assistant] So yes, if you want a, uh, DEFCORE, Black Ops, or Declassified, chocolatestar.com.


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[Assistant] Yeah, there was one thing I did, and I think, yeah, it was you. Oh, the high speed, low drag, I was gonna use that in some, it wasn't a shirt, but it was in some other stuff I was doing, and you're like, hey, don't do that, don't do that one, cause it wasn't like appropriate. Yeah, I forget what it was.


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[Assistant] We have an email list on Jocko's store. If you want to be in the know about some stuff, I don't abuse this list at all. In fact, I underutilize it actually. I try my best to save it for important stuff. The stuff that I think it's important. So if you want to know about a new product.


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[Assistant] We tried to. Yea, we tried to. If I remember, we were having some trouble. Technical.


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[Assistant] No additional excitement needed, in my opinion, so far.


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[Assistant] Anyway, also Jocko has, or we have an album with tracks called Psychological Warfare.


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[Assistant] You know, if you don't know what this is, don't worry. This, this is gonna help you. It helps us. So we're talking about inertia. Right?


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[Assistant] A object that is in st- rest, stays at rest, tends to stay at rest, and if it's in motion, so anyway, if you're battling to get into motion when you're currently at rest, and it's hard, sometimes it's hard,


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[Assistant] I got you. This will help that is what I'm saying. Psychological warfare. Okay. Jocko telling you what to do. Not necessarily what to do, but why you should do what you should do. It's about accurate, right?


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, you know, like, first off, we've been talking about this for a minute, so I'm really pumped for my first, hopefully a few, co-hosting gigs, uhm, which is sick. Uhm, but I think this is kind of like a little look at like that next gen, like the kind of young guys out there kind of coming up. Can we get an age check?


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[Assistant] This is kind of like these young guys coming up and I mean I think when you and I talked about this, uhm, one of the first things you were interested in is kind of like this new generation kind of coming up so I thought these two dudes were perfect.


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[Assistant] Man, I don't, I don't want to, I didn't really want to get right into this because you brought it up. Like I was talking to a friend today who, who does basically consulting work and he does styling work and he does it for some pretty big brands and he actually brought up like


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[Assistant] I mean, I'm not sure I'm ready to say that, but I mean, I think it's, I think it is really impressive that there's so many young dudes out there that are so talented and are making marks despite their age. I think that is like the big point.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and when I met these kids, I was like, fuck, they're like, they're into like, rad music.


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[Assistant] They all dress cool, they like buy cool skateboards from cool brands, like they're not buying like mall brands, and they always seem cool, and from the first time I ever like put them in my car and took them someplace to skate, you guys were actually always pretty comfortable, like have you always like felt comfortable around like the older guys?


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[Assistant] And you really were around it a lot because when I first met you guys you were doing something that I thought was so funny. You were at the barracks all the time but you were packing skate dice, right?


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[Assistant] Again, it's, it's, okay, so this is almost as a perfect time for me to ask you about this, like, it's something that's always so impressed by you, like, fuck, you guys listen to the same music as me, that's weird, how do you guys know what this is, like it's old shit, and like, you're not freaking out about Guy and blah blah blah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but also Sean grew up knowing guy. That's random, yeah. So, a lot of people may not know this, but you grew up around a lot of guys that are like pretty big and skating right now.


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[Assistant] Do you think that aided them? Like, do you guys think you guys kind of just like not giving a fuck? Like, let Sean and Sage and Aiden, all these dudes kind of like...


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[Assistant] But I've never told you this, but like, I don't even remember this, but like, I called you one day and I was like, yo man, come and bring your camera gear. Yea, your plan was a skate. And it was Colthard, John Colthard, who's the TM for cons. I remember that, yea. And you were mad chill, and I felt super comfortable.


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[Assistant] Like it was always so sick and even, you know, Ateeba, I remember at one point, you maybe don't know this either, but I remember at one point Ateeba was like asking, we were all at Lincoln and he was like, who are these fucking kids? And I was like kind of being braggadocious because like I had been keeping an eye on you and I was like, yo, this is the future at LA, like pay attention. And Ateeba just nodded, he was like,


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[Assistant] Yep, like, yep, I'm not gonna disagree with you. And I feel like you got along with a T-bar right away quick.


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[Assistant] Is that how you transitioned them? So this is a great point to something that you've been very intrigued by. How much of that was...


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[Assistant] Literally, like, these kids, I had known them for a while, and like, you know, I had kinda hooked a couple of dudes up with stereo, and I think I had maybe started introducing Jacob to some people, and I remember I went to this art show downtown in LA, and it was like, late, it was like 11.30, and all of a sudden these three little kids come running up, and they're like, yo, Justin, what's good? And I'm like,


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[Assistant] They're there. I'm skating stone or skate park. They're there. Like, I'm at a party in down, like in the cut of downtown LA. This is five years ago when downtown LA was gnarly. And I'm like there and here's these little kids. They're like 14 still. And they're like, oh yeah, we're here. Like, we're here with Keith.


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[Assistant] Adam, do you remember your first time going to New York City and just being clueless? Yeah. Like dumb, like dumb as fuck.


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[Assistant] You were done. You were done. Yeah, I don't know if you guys realized this, but like yeah, I think Adam and I both experienced this. The first time we went to New York, like, if you didn't have someone with you, you were fucked. You were fucked. That was it.


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[Assistant] Let me ask you this, so this is interesting, you worked with some pretty big personalities early on, whether it's someone like Jim, or I mean- Even like Clint Peterson was my first-


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[Assistant] Well, I'm gonna tell you, so this, again, I said it already, but to give you credit, like, I've been so impressed by you guys with this, like, when I was running stacks, I, to me, I say I got the privilege of asking Brian Lottie to skate for us. And I bug out about that. But I would almost rather feel like you, where you're like,


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[Assistant] Yeah man, it was cool. Brian Lottie's rad. Like, we went and shot some photos. It was fuckin' sick. Like, I think that's sick. I mean, what about like, Swift and Brittain? I mean, like, for guys that skate, Dave Swift and Grant Brittain, I mean, there's no one, I mean, maybe you don't know Adam, but there's, there's kinda no one bigger in topography.


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[Assistant] So, okay, so, something else that, you know, I talked with Adam about, and I wanted to ask you about, and it's kind of part of why I wanted you to come, Oscar, is, do you feel, do you feel any


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[Assistant] I hate to use the word obligation, but like, you've seen a bunch of your friends come up, like Sean and Sage and Aiden and Nicole. Do you feel any obligation as you start to recognize talent to kind of help guys come up? Like, I know you work with Oscar a lot and you work with Trevor Colgan a lot, Trevor got you your first


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[Assistant] Okay, so this is, to me Adam, this is like how I transitioned to Oscar.


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[Assistant] Stoking your fire. But like, you've also got Steve Baer and Eric Kostin premiering your B


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[Assistant] I don't know honestly what's more important because that's bullshit, but like, that's a lot of heavy.


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[Assistant] I don't want to get negative, but I think Adam and I both- Let's get negative. Adam will take a negative. We talked, Adam, I talked about this and he was, I think, maybe you remember I'm wrong, you were a little surprised, like, you recently parted ways with Flip. Yea, it was right after I joined.


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[Assistant] So when I ask, when I ask Jacob, like, how important is it for you to bring dudes up, and I'm asking you how important is it to have a legend like Chris Pass, that's asking you on, or Eric Cost and Steve Berra premiering your video, like, what does it say about skateboarding where


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[Assistant] Do you ever worry that like, it's a web part? Do you ever worry you're a barracks dude? Is that a worry in your head?


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[Assistant] By the way, by the way, fuck what you heard, I love Chase.


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[Assistant] Great, I really like your mom, and no jokes, no, no, no joking, your mom is awesome. But I've heard your mom...


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[Assistant] What about, what about, what about when you're kissing boys? Oh god. Wait a minute.


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[Assistant] Moments definitely happen. I mean, come on, you tell a girl you're on that swoosh, those panties are coming off.


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[Assistant] But that's done already. The Harley was new and I just, what did I go for a ride in tonight?


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[Assistant] He's just trying to keep up with the big boys. Picks up a young Jacob Messick in addition to his duties at the skateboard mag and all of a sudden my boy Jacob picks me up in a brand new Audi. 16?


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[Assistant] I mean, you mentioned like doing a vintage, uh, motorcycle documentary, like, and we talked about Atiba kind of being a mentor to you, like,


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[Assistant] But I mean do you see if they get that like, there's been, I mean, countless guys over the year who've had tons of photos published and have never had a cover? And you've got three now, right?


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[Assistant] I got something, and this is gonna go back to your last podcast with Ian Conner. Uhm, a friend of mine who...


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[Assistant] I understand what I'm out there to do, and I've got the eye to make this shit look good.


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[Assistant] I mean, is age, is age bullshit? Like is it like you haven't done it yet? Are you too young? Or is it just like, is it something you're not interested in? Like do you feel like if as long as it's something you're interested in, age is far from a barrier? Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Like, and I guess my last question is, is, who should people be paying attention to? Who's not getting any shine that, like,


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[Assistant] Yo, go find this guy on Instagram, go find some clips, like, go look at this dude, like,


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[Assistant] Okay, so let me ask you this. So here's- I'm gonna- I'm gonna re-ask my question. Who doesn't give a fuck?


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[Assistant] That we should still be watching. Each just name one guy. Who doesn't give a fu-


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[Assistant] I mean you just said, you just said like, guys like all these dudes, all these older pros love these guys like Santino, cause they don't give a fuck, but they look ill on a skateboard, so I'm gonna ask you each in this interview, who's one guy we should all go look for?


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[Assistant] In a fairy costume, we were talking about this earlier, if you skate, the thing you're talking about is not the slams.


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[Assistant] It's not the heel flip. It's not the flick, it's the push.


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[Assistant] Mango being the best of all time. If he had clear-cut victories over Armada. The Genesis ones...


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[Assistant] They really didn't get to face off at other tournaments because, you know, there was Mango getting third at a tournament after Armada beat him. And then they just didn't see each other at all at Apex 2013. If Mango put in that effort, that time, that work, there is no question about him being the best game has ever seen.


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[Assistant] Because he hasn't put his all in when his back was against the wall, when the one person that really threatened his title, I think there would be a lot less


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[Assistant] Well, let's chatter about that. Uhm, but since he didn't put in the effort, he didn't try, it's always gonna be that question.


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[Assistant] There was a Facebook poll first on EVO's Facebook saying, what games do you want to see at EVO? This is the list.


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[Assistant] Let's add one more, just to see. And the Smash community came out in full force saying, we want this spot. This spot was ours once before, we want to take it back one more time at the very least. And you know, there were some, there were some issues, you know, a lot of people like it.


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[Assistant] The Smash community can't be that well represented. You know, these have to be bots. Someone is like, nuking Facebook to give them like 800 more votes. So the evil staff's like, okay, let's do this the fair way. If your game got over 500 votes, you're in the running. We're gonna do a fundraiser. Whatever game makes the most money, we're gonna fight breast cancer, you get that A spot.


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[Assistant] Smash was able to pull it out, but I have to definitely show a lot of respect to Mike's and entire Skogul's staff. It kind of was all surreal until Mr. Wizard pops in and says, Do you know where we can buy some GameCubes and CRTs because none of our games use them?


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[Assistant] It's kind of weird, uh, getting back to it and thinking, you know, how far we've come since then. Look at the top three then. Ken was in first. Hugs in second.


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[Assistant] A lot of people want, you know, Nintendo to acknowledge our existence. If they pump some money into our competitive scene, it would be fantastic, a lot of people would feel like. I certainly feel that way as well, but, you know.


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[Assistant] We go from event to event. These are our churches, basically. You know, there's, there's no praying, except if, you know, you hope your DI's on point.


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[Assistant] You can have the sheet music in front of you and it's all about your execution because you know what sounds are going to come out.


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[Assistant] Jazz, you have to play some improv in there. You know those scales. You know, you know what notes you want to hit. Can you hit them on time? And if not, what can you do with it?


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[Assistant] It's a beautiful game. I see it as a symphony. It's a piece of artwork. It's perfect. It is a perfect game and playing that and learning it and expressing myself through the game was always the most important thing.


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[Assistant] H2i was pretty much dead, Azen wasn't playing. I started to think, you know, okay, maybe I should retire as well like Azen is, but Azen decided to come back. He was really excited about it. He was like, okay, you know, now that, uh, there's this point system and shit, like, let's see what we can do given that we've already missed a couple events. So we go to Chicago.


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[Assistant] When Avin would take requirements, it seemed to like clear his mind when it came to Smash, and he would come back even better somehow, even though he hadn't been playing at all.


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[Assistant] When he first came out, I despised him. He represented everything terrible about the Smash community. Like I was saying earlier about how cool it was when we found out about DA and that they're not just these basement dwelling nerds. M2K was that basement dwelling nerd. Especially when he started to get good is when I really had a problem with him because


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[Assistant] He beat Azen, and you know, that ended Azen's tournament, and Azen would have had Chu and then Ken. And I feel like, you know, even if Azen hadn't beat Ken, that would have been an incredible finals, and he definitely would have beat Chu.


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[Assistant] Azin played KDJ right after he had beaten Ken in the same exact matchup and dominated him. Chu came all the way back through losers and beat KDJ in losers finals and then that set up Azin vs Chu.


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[Assistant] Azen was down three stock to one to choose ice climbers on stadium.


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[Assistant] A few months earlier I was considering possibly quitting or whatever and now like, we're back on top. So, it was sweet.


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[Assistant] The way singles was structured, you had to have, like, points to get in. If you weren't top 7 in points, there was only one spot left to get into that vinyl bracket. And we all knew it was gonna be Azan.


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[Assistant] You're arguably the best player in the world at that time and you're down three stock to one and about to lose a set if you drop that match. You know, it's not even the deciding match, but you know, he didn't have any more matches to give.


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[Assistant] And then ended up like two-stocking him last round, so he won pretty solidly, so.


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[Assistant] That alone remains the only time Azen's ever bested Ken in a tournament, ever. And the fashion that he did it in, like, that's one hell of a way to break a mental block. Let me tell you that. KDJ beats M2K, so that sets up Ken vs M2K, first round of losers, and Ken loses.


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[Assistant] You say your name's Barry Storm. You're from Colorado and you've been here only ten days. You're no prospector, but you were up there when Buckley got shot. What were you doing in the mountains?


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[Assistant] The Dutchman, eh? That goes back to about 1880. He's supposed to have killed quite a few men in his time.


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[Assistant] You tail a guy you thought was holding out on you. He gets knocked off.


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[Assistant] I've never heard anybody say what kind of a weapon Walsh used. If it's so important for you to find out, you might try the Pioneer's home. Pioneer's home? Yea, it's in Phoenix. Old folks place. One of those old timers might be able to tell you about this. And your grandfather too.


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[Assistant] Colvin makes victim number 21. Good thing Walter trails you, you'd still be explaining this. Too bad he didn't get up in time to help you.


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[Assistant] I wasn't. I was after Ray. It wasn't any accident I sent Walter with you the first time.


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[Assistant] Kinda. I couldn't arrest my own deputy, just on knowing. I had to prove Coven was the murderer. That's why I was waiting for you to go in again. I knew if you got too close, he'd have to make a pass at you. Well, let's get going. I wanna be outta here before...


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[Assistant] You hadn't figured on that, huh, Storm? You forgot the moon and earth keep moving. At this rate, you're gonna have to dig up the whole mountain. You need a bulldozer. That earthquake changed things, too. That's why Ray Covin never found the mine. That's why you'll never find it.


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[Assistant] Get off my bed. How many times must I tell you to stay out of my room unless you're invited?


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[Assistant] Yes, you've done very well. Have you been able to keep a job? Have you replaced our savings?


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[Assistant] I got swindled. So now you're going to bring that man here.


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[Assistant] There's nothing at all. I'm much obliged to you. Why? For the biggest day's business I've had since I came to Phoenix. I've sold out.


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[Assistant] I was born and raised in Milwaukee. This is the house we lived in. And, uh, this is my mother's uncle. He's in Dresden now.


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[Assistant] He said he'd be back today. And I don't want him to find you here, Pete.


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[Assistant] Pete, I know what I'm doing. Oh, he'll be here any minute.


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[Assistant] Jacob, I'm married. I have been for five years. I couldn't lie to you, not now.


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[Assistant] Pete, I'm glad you're back. He gave me this. Two thousand dollars. And there'll be more. This is for you, Pete. And the rest that's coming. More than that if you want it.


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[Assistant] No, he didn't. It was my idea.


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[Assistant] Oh no, Pete. You know I wouldn't go without you.


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[Assistant] Millions. Bring the burrows down here. The runway we came down is the only way on or off this ledge.


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[Assistant] Basically a nobody when we first interviewed you. You seemed like a big deal to me at that time, but all things considered, considering where you're at now, you're at the very, very beginning of your career.


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[Assistant] It's interesting because we sort of like reconnected through you hanging out with Pump.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I mean like, at that time when we first did that interview. Alright, let's just get it from your perspective.


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[Assistant] Almost two years, one year and nine months. When you think about that, who were you at that time in comparison to now?


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[Assistant] Yeah, that was the weird shit about it was that, you know, when I first found out about you, we've been talking for a couple months before that. But then when we did the interview was like the same moment that I realized that coach was managing you and I was like, oh fuck, this is actually going to.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, you know, he wouldn't put his time and effort into something unless he really believed in it.


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[Assistant] When you look back at that, was that like one of the pivotal moments in your career when he decided that


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[Assistant] And like brand new, no, like, like, it's crazy cause when we were in the studio with Pump the other day, he was like, man, I got my first big tour coming up. I'm so hyped. And you said something I thought was kind of telling where you were like, man, I remember when I was fucking hyped as shit to go on my first tour.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you guys like doing music together is really interesting just because you guys are both huge. It kinda reminds me of more like an underground version of like Thug and Future when they get together. Cause they don't really need each other, but they make crazy ass shit together.


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[Assistant] It's crazy too because in that first interview I was watching some parts of it last night and you, when we talk about you being famous and shit, you just, you seemed 0% surprised. You're like, I knew.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, it's been crazy to see you fucking go through that, because, alright, you were the first dude that I got to see go through all the industry bullshit, like, in terms of somebody I was friends with, seeing you go from a dude that nobody was writing about, to all of a sudden, if you fart, Complex is doing a video about it.


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[Assistant] And it's weird too because a lot of those people like admittedly didn't like your music or get your music. These radio hosts are like, I don't get it. And why the fuck you talking about it? You know, it was weird to see that happen.


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[Assistant] Do you feel like you've seen a change in your attitude based on like, you've become so famous seeing such a crazy change in terms of like, opportunities and stuff, but still at the same time it's like you're, you seem like you're almost going back to basics in a way.


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[Assistant] Because, you know, you sort of made a name for yourself for making a lot of songs that were super like melodic and weird in general. Just, you know, stuff that was off kilter different. Did you feel like at a certain point once you started making albums and being in studios and stuff that people started to try to get you to conform in some way?


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[Assistant] Yeah, the first album, well, the second album is where I feel like you kinda went in the direction of trying to make more hits.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause I was listening to the second album and there's all these crazy, a lot of songs that, they're different, like,


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[Assistant] But is it, I mean, a lot of people look at you as that dude who was willing to make that.


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[Assistant] Transition in a way, in the sense that you were willing to go and do that target deal, or you were willing to go do some of these crazy features and shit, make yourself a way bigger name, but you knew when you did that, that the underground fans, the hardcore hip hop fans are kind of fickle, and that it's hard to keep them happy while also keeping the mainstream happy, right?


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[Assistant] From my perspective, I think it's kind of fucked up that people in the underground, hardcore hip-hop shit like to put people in boxes and act as if because you do one thing you can't do the other thing and that's, regardless of the fact that you might have taken shit from some people and stuff, I think that shit is really important because it opens the door for a lot of other people in a similar situation to do that shit and not feel a certain way about themselves with it.


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[Assistant] But it's kinda more realistic because it's like if you're a famous rapper then why the fuck would you have to carry a gun? But obviously in certain situations there's people around you that are gonna protect you, you know?


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[Assistant] That's one of the crazy things I find fascinating about you when I was in the studio the other day is that you had just done a sold out show at the observatory. Mmhm. Two thousand plus people, two thousand, three thousand people, and then you just immediately went to the studio and you're basically by yourself, you know, you got a couple of your guys like chillin', but you were just in the studio making a song, random as beat on.


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[Assistant] Have you, and you seem like, have you gone through periods where you like, weren't motivated to record?


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[Assistant] I ain't gonna make you talk about pizza ever again because we talked about this many times in real life, but we got the pepperoni on deck.


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[Assistant] Yeah, because you meant some songs that were like, like that one song where the Stefflon Don really stood out to me as like, damn, he just came for a fucking category right here. Yachty's trying to go adult contemporary on the radio with this shit.


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[Assistant] I love that you fuckin' do that, that's so cool. Because he reminds me of a lot of you when you first came out.


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[Assistant] Right, like SoundCloud rap was like Uzi, etc. Now when you think SoundCloud rap, you think X, Perp, uh, maybe Trippie, Ski Mask.


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[Assistant] I think when people talk about SoundCloud rap, that's what they're talking about. When they talk about like no jumper rap, that's probably what they're talking about is like perp.


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[Assistant] I mean, that's by far the best scenario because we all know what the other scenario could be is like if he stays mad at you, like really mad?


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[Assistant] I mean, he might not be able to get to you, but somebody might be able to make something happen to somebody you like, that you're friends with, that you love, and vice versa. I mean, I'm sure you could make all kinds of crazy shit happen if you wanted to, so it's just so much better to lay it to bed.


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[Assistant] It's weird cause I feel like the audience these days, they're a lot more prepared to see like a young rapper like go and do some corporate deals and go and get a feature with so and so and do pop hits and stuff like that but they still


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[Assistant] So does that change how you move now because you're aware that people basically see you as a lick? Not even necessarily to get your jewelry or your money or something like that, but just to get some hype.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause when you go to the studio after a sold out show at the observatory, you just made a whole show load of money, you definitely could be fucking ten girls that night if you wanted to, but instead you buy yourself eating the studio cookies, just cooking up.


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[Assistant] In what sense? That you just don't like going out because motherfuckers are so weird?


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[Assistant] Yeah. So weird. I mean, I see that with Pump all the time where it's like, damn, I don't know if he's, like, that's why I'm, was impressed that you guys were kicking it, cause I'm like, damn, I ain't seen Pump really be friends with anybody that he met after he got famous. Cause it gets hard for you to sort of be able to accept somebody.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's crazy. So what are your thoughts on the sailing team, J Bands for example? You got all these other dudes that you've been with, are you still cool with everybody you've been cool with since day one? Also, what are you on, like, your fourth piece of beat there?


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[Assistant] It could be hard for people to understand how much effort it takes on your part just to maintain your career.


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[Assistant] Does that make you wanna like, sorta keep your circle smaller and just change how you move?


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[Assistant] I thought it was very, very mature. What you said when your album came out that it didn't sell as much as you maybe thought it was going to and you were like, you know what, I think that I'm more famous than my music in a sense.


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[Assistant] I believe it. Cause like, it's crazy when I hear you in the studio, the past couple of times I'm just like, you know, he seems like he's really just going for it. He just wants to make these hard ass slappers. Like sometimes people are in a state of mind to make shit that's experimental, and sometimes they just want to go in. Because we all know what kind of music pops off in the clubs, in the shows.


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[Assistant] What's all this been like for you? Your life the past couple years has been, in a lot of ways, as crazy as his. You've been along for all this shit.


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[Assistant] I want to talk about like, just not being able to go anywhere, because I think that's the craziest shit about your life since I fucking met you, is that when I met you, you know, you could walk down the street, all of a sudden, you ain't walking in the store.


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[Assistant] Braces. Your hair has advanced a little bit since back then.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Do you ever think about going in any different directions with it? Nah. That's rad for life.


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[Assistant] Okay, so to what extent are you motivated by money at this point? Like, like, would you go and just spend two months doing some weird movie to make, you know, five, ten million dollars or whatever?


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[Assistant] Yeah, that must just really change how you view everything. Like I think about that a lot. Like somebody hit me the other day and was offering me like $8,000 to go to Japan and do a show. And I'm just thinking about it. I'm like, nah, like it's not worth it to me. And that's fucking weird that it's not worth it to me.


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[Assistant] Ah man, it's crazy just to see how far you've come like over the past two years. There were so many things just getting to witness that you were the first person I saw like people counting album sales and shit and I'm like damn, that's the first time one of my homies actually put an album out and I had to sit here and watch weird people talk about it, you know?


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[Assistant] So is it hard for you to like, find yourself getting excited about stuff like shit?


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[Assistant] You know, meeting all these famous people and stuff, it's like, it is cool, it's interesting, but it's not like...


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[Assistant] The coolest shit ever, like, at a certain point just get used to it. It's cool to be able to look at somebody who's really famous and say, damn it, I view him just like a dude, just like me, you know?


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[Assistant] Are there any that like really stuck out to you over the past two years? Like somebody you met that you were just like, man, that was some wild shit to meet this fool.


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[Assistant] Good way or bad, or bad way? Oh yeaah, that's an obvious one.


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[Assistant] And all of a sudden there's a hundred fucking videos about you every day, blah blah blah, and you barely even took part in the beef. You said one thing, you were basically like, leave a girl alone.


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[Assistant] That's what it is. Hey man, I'm excited for this new project. I'm excited for...


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[Assistant] I don't like you saying that you feel like you're like falling down the list though, because when I was looking at the streams on that pump album when it first came out, I was like, damn, look, Yachty, that was the biggest one because they like, I think the features help a lot, especially when it first comes out, because people are like, oh, I want to hear the Yachty feature.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that, that should, I can't even look at it because it pisses me off. I'm like, nope, we gotta move this guy here, we gotta move this guy here.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm glad that you're still, uh, out here happy living life. Besides the album, what else you got in the works?


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[Assistant] What about that in particular? Do you get sick of having to hop on a plane every day?


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[Assistant] Do you ever think about getting like a signature producer like the way that Cardi sort of took Pierre under his wing for his tape? Sort of blew him up more?


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[Assistant] He work a lot, man. Pierre's always in the studio. Yeah, I've heard people describe why you can't go to the studio with him. You're like, no, he's just sitting there making 10 beats a day. You don't want to be around that.


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[Assistant] Well that's a weird decision when you put out an album, like do you want to put out a shitload of songs and just let people decide what they like or do you want to make a really like focused project?


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[Assistant] You don't listen to like, you don't listen to rock, soft rock. I mean, I grew up listening to some country or like, not country, like classic rock and shit.


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[Assistant] When I leave here after listening to like, we'll be on the stream, I'll be listening to rap basically for like five hours. That's the only time I don't listen to music is I'll get in my car and not listen to anything at all and just drive home in silence. Sort of let my brain reset, back in the house, boom, 03 Greedo, get right back into some crazy shit.


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[Assistant] I mean I grew up on all that but I don't listen to it anymore. I don't ever, that's one weird thing about me is I grew up on all this classic hip hop and I never go back to it. Once in a blue moon.


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[Assistant] I mean, and that's why I thought it was funny with, I mean, they tried to turn you into a fucking villain, bro.


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[Assistant] It's just they like chose you as a symbol of people not having respect for the old shit, but what you said was like the most regular ass shit that any kid would have said.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and sometimes like to be a symbol of something, even if it's not 100% true, can still be good. Like with that whole ex shit when he was beefing with Drake, from my perspective, I'm like, why the fuck are you beefing with Drake? But for all his fans, they wanted him to be the anti-mainstream guy, so it helped to brand him as, you know?


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[Assistant] I mean, it's probably just as much about the respect of like, your peers and the other rappers that you fuck with too, right?


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[Assistant] But, are you still addicted to that feeling of going out there and seeing like 20-30 thousand people go crazy at the festival setting? This shit is so big.


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[Assistant] I don't like going to fucking festivals and even, even I love Uzi. I seen Uzi at Coachella. I was like 4,000 feet away. He's like a little tiny guy. I'm like, yo, this is, this is not good. This is not enjoyable to me at all.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, and we were doing drugs too, which I really don't know what the fuck I was thinking.


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[Assistant] It was just, it was not fun to do drugs like all day. You gotta do that shit like in a burst that night in my opinion.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you're still, still on that. I like that about you too. You're my inspiration to go on my Straight Edge inspo.


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[Assistant] We got a lot in common. I feel like you're kinda like, you know, a young African American version of me as the old 33 year old white version. Yeaah. Can you 33? Sick, right? I'm almost 34, but in less than a month. You're gonna pop up at my birthday show? Thank you.


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[Assistant] What's, what's your attitude on girls these days? Because you could get so many, and I know you told me a few stories that were like, you were indulging past the point of what anybody probably would normally do nowadays. What's your perspective on it?


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[Assistant] Once you fuck a girl with your girl, and you're together.


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[Assistant] Wow, that's random as fuck. No, I seen you at the show with him, and then I was watching the old interview and I remembered that he was like one of the first people that looked at me and shit.


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[Assistant] Hey, we did over an hour. I think the first interview was like 45 minutes, which is, that's good.


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[Assistant] That shit was crazy. When that shit came out, I just knew right away, like holy fuck, this is going to be gigantic. And it's been bizarre seeing it get bigger than I ever thought.


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[Assistant] I haven't heard any of it, but I've heard that it's definitely good enough. So I think that like, even if God forbid he doesn't get out anytime soon, that he still has like a project, so.


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[Assistant] You guys got matching YSL's little suits on. I like this.


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[Assistant] Insane. Where do you stay when you got here? You get an Airbnb or you bought like a mansion right here?


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[Assistant] You see, it wouldn't be right to sell your worthless imitation for 50,000 francs. But you've told me it's a fake! You won't be cheating anyone! Very well.


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[Assistant] Well, what do you say to this, colonel?


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[Assistant] Tomorrow I won't have it anymore. I have to sell it. We've had it in our family for generations.


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[Assistant] Name it. Perhaps you could sell it for me. I'm no good at business.


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[Assistant] I never felt better my life. But gentlemen, I do not work tonight.


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[Assistant] Operator, this is, uh, Countess Vronsky. May I please speak to Monsieur Vernet?


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[Assistant] I must be good. There will be so many important people there. Hundreds.


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[Assistant] Like it? You're not eating your bread.


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[Assistant] He was handsome, wasn't he? But now you have to run along.


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[Assistant] Thanks. Please make yourself comfortable. I even have some tea waiting for you.


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[Assistant] Sorry, Andre, but I'm afraid I've lost my taste for collaboration.


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[Assistant] I'm quite independent now, and that's why I don't care to work with you anymore.


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[Assistant] For a third part of the prophet. But for a half? Well, we might discuss it.


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[Assistant] No, it's just that I had a horrible day. Everything went bad at the rehearsal.


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[Assistant] I do, but you understand just this once, don't you?


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[Assistant] Darling, I love you very much. And I don't want anything to spoil our happiness.


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[Assistant] You shouldn't have said that. Sheer vanity will keep me from admiring any of them.


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[Assistant] Gentlemen, a magnificent performance. I thank you.


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[Assistant] Fine. Now, Nicholas and I learned this trick when we were children in St. Petersburg. I hope we still can do it. Watch me closely. Abracadabra. Abracadabra. Abracadabra. Abracadabra. Now look in your pockets. Did you lose anything?


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[Assistant] Don't tell me you've forgotten where to look, Nicholas. Here it is.


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[Assistant] You asked me who those men were. I couldn't tell you then. I can now.


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[Assistant] They're thieves, drool thieves, and I was one of them when I first met you.


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[Assistant] I've tried my best to keep it from you, but I've been weak and I've been cowardly. I should have told you all along, but I was afraid I'd lose you. And now it doesn't make any difference, because I've lost you anyway.


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[Assistant] Uh, briefly, I missed over the, the tie. King Solomon's temple. Yes. What was, again, what was significant, significant that to early masonry?


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[Assistant] My question is about the Texas soldiers during the Civil War that were in Arkansas and I have read that there were Masonic meetings that were going on in the encampments. Yes. And can you briefly discuss that and talk about how you would reconcile the, uhm,


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[Assistant] My daughter Ivanka has been treated so unfairly by at Nordstrom's. She is a great person, always pushing me to do the right thing. Terrible.


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[Assistant] Hello guys, my name is Kaushik and welcome back to Lambratist. In this video, we are going to learn about the playwright fixture. So we'll learn like what is fixture and how to use the fixture and we are going to learn the implementation using page object model. So let's get started now.


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[Assistant] And we have created all the object, right? So we have imported the class and then like before, uh, using those functions or the methods from the class, we have created the object and then we have used that, right? But there is a better way to do that with the help of playwright fixture. So let me show you the documentation now.


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[Assistant] So here is the official document, it is known as fixture, uh, it's based on the concept of the test fixture. So if you already aware of like, uh, Python, probably you have heard the term like fixture.


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[Assistant] But few of the things we have to understand before using this. Okay. So let's get started now. You can read the definitions and everything. I will show you the practical implementation and as well as the coding part now. Okay. So before straight away going into the playwright, uh, fixture concept, let me tell us how we can write our own fixture as well. Okay. So before that, if you, uh, new to this.


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[Assistant] Tutorial probably you might not aware like what is fixture. Okay. So let's go and see our first test script that is login.test.


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[Assistant] So here you can see like we have launched the chrome.launch, we got the browser, from the browser we created the new context, from the context we created the new page. And with the help of page object we are saying like go to hover, fill, click, wait for timeout, whatever the functions we have learned so far, right?


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[Assistant] Okay, so it's just a simple TS file. Same thing applies for JavaScript as well if you are using JavaScript, but the synthetic sugar might be little change, but mostly same. Okay, if you want to learn about the JavaScript, probably here


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[Assistant] You can see the documentation, only the, uh, import statement will change and few things inside the code. But concept is very much same. If you learn the concept in TypeScript and if you want to refer the JavaScript code, probably you can see the documentation from the Playwright website. Okay.


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[Assistant] So let's go and get started now. So first of all, we are going to import the test.


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[Assistant] Import test and that's going to be from, uh, playwright test. Okay. But of course we are creating our own fixture. So we will not use the test from the playwright test directly, but we'll override that. Okay. So here I'm going to say something like,


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[Assistant] Uh, as my test, okay, so this is going to be like my test. Okay. I'm just giving some allies to it. Okay. Now what I'm going to do is I'm going to say like my test dot extend is the function. Okay. So here you can select, uh, here we have like after all, after each, these are like


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[Assistant] What is the data type it's going to be? Okay. And then followed by, uh, we have to give some object within this. Okay. So what this generic in the sense like we can give the, uh, class name and the class type, or else we can say like data and the data type. Okay. So we can simply give that within the,


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[Assistant] Uh, generic itself or else we have a special feature in TypeScript called a type. Okay. So for example, let's say that this is going to be like type equal to, uh, let's say that it's going to be like something like Cauchy. Okay. Just my name. Okay. And then I'm going to say like,


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[Assistant] So Cauchy is a type where it's going to say like, let's say that it has like age, uh, colon, it's going to be of type number and then it has like


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[Assistant] Uh, or we can say like email equal to, it's going to be like string. Okay. So Cauchy is a data type where it has a two fields like age and the email. Okay. Age is of nine, I mean number.


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[Assistant] And email is of type string. Okay. So these are like your properties and kind of like object, but it's different. It's known as like type, okay. In TypeScript.


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[Assistant] Okay, now here I can pass this simply, okay. So that's it. That means, uh, my test is basically allies from the playwright test runner and it has a function called extend, which will basically like, uh,


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[Assistant] Here we are using the page, right? Similarly, I want to use something like age or the, uh, email, right? So for that we have to do the extent here. Okay. Now here, what I, what can do is I can simply say like, uh, age.


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[Assistant] And then I can give the value. Let's say that it's going to be 27 and email and that's going to be like string of course. So we'll enclose that within double quotes.


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[Assistant] And something like jmail.com. Okay. So that's it. Very simple. That's it. We are pretty much done already. Okay. Now this I'm going to store it like.


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[Assistant] Let's name it like, uh, my fixture test, something like that.


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[Assistant] Now, of course, I cannot use it directly. I have created the fixture, but I cannot use it. I have to do the export. Okay. So here I will say like export and then followed by, uh, const then followed by test.


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[Assistant] Okay. So this is the, this value. Okay. So this is like while using this, my fixture test in another class, I will use that as a test. Okay. Not the, my fixtures test. Okay. Now let's go and create a


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[Assistant] Okay, so here I'm going to say something like, uh, uh, fixture test.


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[Assistant] Okay, so here I have created a test. Now, usually what we do, we do like we write a test block and then we import the test from the playwright test, right? But instead of that, what I'm going to do is I'm going to import my test.


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[Assistant] From the fixture that I have created. Okay. So dot slash in the sense like it's in the current folder and my fixture is the file name. Okay. So here you can see this is the file name.