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[Assistant] Uhm, but on the, uh, so it's a marketplace. There's like two sides and you have to coordinate stuff, right?


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[Assistant] Uh, cause I presume cancels are happening before the rider arrives. Actually, one thing to clarify.


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[Assistant] Uh, oh no, you already said that it was happening near the dispatch. So presumably it's not happening when they're already there. So, uh, they couldn't interact physically. Uh, is there an increase in like passengers calling drivers?


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[Assistant] Uh, cool. And last question, uh, maybe we could even start with this, but, uh, you know, graphically, like if you like segment out based on different types of drivers, like age or, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, cool. So maybe like a little bit more on the tenured side. Uh, I think that the most interesting like thread to keep pulling on is it was happening like soon after they...


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[Assistant] Uh, we're dispatched. Uhm, so there's something to like maybe...


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[Assistant] Incentivize them, even though they just started to cancel, they haven't invested too much yet and something more lucrative came up. So actually getting into competitive stuff.


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[Assistant] So, I mean, hopefully you have a good amount of, like, competitive intelligence. I think Uber is, like, kind of the biggest player, especially if it's, uh, across the whole platform, uh, or across the whole nation, rather. Uh, there's other folks like, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, like via and Juno and stuff, but they're, they're not really across most of the platform. So it's maybe just focused on Uber, I guess.


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[Assistant] Uh, fairly big recently, like a big product announcement or anything like that.


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[Assistant] Okay, that makes sense. Uh, yeah, I don't know if we're able to attribute, uh, like what marketing campaigns have Uber drivers gotten and split, like Lyft drivers by that.


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[Assistant] I'd basically be curious like what types of marketing campaigns are sent out. Like, is there something that's incentivizing drivers that like.


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[Assistant] Uh, if you haven't lifted drivers, seen a specific type of, uh, like marketing, uh, copy from Uber.


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[Assistant] Uber, uh, slash, like Uber plus Lyft drivers versus like just Lyft drivers. Uh, if we split it based on, uh, drivers who are just on Lyft versus drivers who are on Uber and Lyft, uh, is there a difference in cancellations, uh, there?


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[Assistant] Well, I guess in that case, then, uh, it must be something that's specific to Uber. Uhm, not to jump to conclusions too quickly, like maybe the people who drive for Uber and Lyft are, uh, like,


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[Assistant] Predisposed to be like more savvy and Uber's not even doing anything, but they're just like picking and choosing between rides. Like it could just be naturally the case for switchers. Uh, but maybe if we get some qual, do we know if like Uber is like incentivizing them at all to, you know, pick their rides over?


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[Assistant] Yeah, uh, just make sure I got that right. So, uh, and the PM on Lyft, it's like cancels really still.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, for sure. Uhm, yeah, so. You know, I'm sure this is grounded in like.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, we want to, we want to incentivize drivers to be on the platform and make sure that they, I think what they mostly care about is getting paid, but also having a good experience. Uh, so we probably want to make sure that they're getting paid commensurate with like the market rate for driving.


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[Assistant] Uhm, right, so if they're getting paid more on Uber, we should consider maybe, uhm, paying them more and like increasing incentives to match. Another option is, uh,


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[Assistant] Get a warning and then eventually bend from the platform if you cancel too often or something. So you have to commit if you are to accept the ride. Uhm, the only concern there is, uh, let's say like we extrapolate that, like in it, you know, we do that and drivers still want to cancel. Uh, they might just like stop driving for Lyft and like retention might get hit on the driver side. Uh, so I'd probably run a couple of tests, maybe, um, try a couple of tests that, uh, either like, uh, match, uh, incentives of Uber and like we can


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[Assistant] Yeah, probably figure out like on the ops side, like, uh, what they're charging and like, kind of match. Um, and you can start a separate experiment where.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and just like see how that affects, uh, like immediate, uh, you know, fulfillment rate of requested rides, uh, but also like the longer-term driver attention side.


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[Assistant] Uh, I think with, uh, the experiment, uh, stuff that, that was like, and we, you know, resolved it together, like in line, but, um, it would have been easy to just to check the very inverse of the control. So that was definitely a mess on my side to not, you know, practically mentioned that. Um, I think the only other thing is, uh, well, I think the, well, my interpretation of the point of this exercise.


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[Assistant] Uh, is to see how someone like analytically breaks down like possible root causes and it's more like an execution thing versus like a product sense thing. Um, but like it's always, it's always helpful to ground why we're saying what we're saying in a user value or like the user perspective. Um, which I was trying to do at least with like the, you know, funnel for example, or talking about like what my incentivized drivers to cancel. Uh, but I'm sure I could have done more of that in certain words.


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[Assistant] Is, uh, like definitely don't be frustrated. I, I, for example, when I asked this question, I'll have a root cause and if the candidate like gets to it quickly, actually just change the root cause. It's like a secret for anyone watching, but, um, the point is not to get to the answer, right? Like if you're getting a bunch of notes, it's actually probably a good sign. So long as you're like structurally, uh, you know, going through everything.


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[Assistant] What do you have to do to lose my vote? Uh, be a socialist like Bernie or be a criminal like Hillary?


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[Assistant] You can get an idea. There's a very heavy truck behind us and this is a dry Colorado road. You see this tremendous cloud of dust that's put up. Multiply that by the thousands of trucks that are now moving on the roads into the various drilling sites they put out.


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[Assistant] These particulates, particulate mass that you can see, that's not the problem.


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[Assistant] Part of that cloud is a very fine particulate, uh, particles that are less than five micrometers, and those provoke asthma in children, they provoke asthma in adults, they make for acute episodes.


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[Assistant] ...is drilled into a stratum that has organic chemicals in it.


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[Assistant] Oil is a mixture of these very heavy organics, but it's a range from these kind of greasy, very heavy, oily stuff to stuff which is quite volatile. Those materials evaporate very quickly.


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[Assistant] All of those are potentially toxic, but we don't know to what extent.


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[Assistant] When the exposure is through a water pathway, people are usually given an alternate drinking water supply.


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[Assistant] You don't think of it, but there are a lot of sources of water vapor in the house. You're a dishwasher every time you flush the toilet.


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[Assistant] And you breathe it in, and you absorb it through your skin, you're a dose of the volatile organic compound.


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[Assistant] From the, the shower water will be several times the dose you would have gotten from the drinking water.


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[Assistant] It's clear that those who do the mineral extraction


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[Assistant] Know the risks of mineral extraction. They don't know the specific health effects, but they know that this is an activity which impacts both the environment and humanity.


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[Assistant] And that requires again, money, a plan, you know, and doing it.


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[Assistant] We dangled our feet in the water, moving from shade to sun, and back to shade as we grew too warm.


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[Assistant] Talking of this and that and not much of anything. Both aware of each other's smallest movement.


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[Assistant] Both content to wait until chance should bring us to that moment when a glance should linger and a touch should signal more.


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[Assistant] Above one dark speckled pool, Jamie showed me how to tickle trout.


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[Assistant] Crouched to avoid the low growing branches overhead, he duck walked along an overhanging ledge, arms outstretched for balance.


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[Assistant] Halfway along, he turned carefully on the rock and stretched out his hand, urging me to follow.


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[Assistant] I had my skirts tucked up already for walking through rough country, and managed well enough. We stretched full length on the cool rock head to head, peering down into the water, willow branches brushing our backs. All it is, he said, is to pick a good spot, then wheat.


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[Assistant] He dipped one hand below the surface, smoothly, no splashing.


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[Assistant] And let it lie on the sandy bottom, just outside the line of shadow made by the rocky overhang.


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[Assistant] Long fingers curled delicately toward the palm, distorted by the water, so that they seemed to wave gently to and fro in unison, like the leaves of a water plant.


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[Assistant] Though I saw from the still muscling of his forearm that he wasn't moving his hand at all.


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[Assistant] When the time came to leave, I hoped that I wouldn't hurt him too badly. I found myself glad that for the moment I needn't think about it. We were far from Craignor Dunn.


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[Assistant] From my angle of view, the trout was little more than a stirring of the speckled sand.


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[Assistant] Deep in the rock shadow, there was no telltale gleam of scales.


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[Assistant] Speckles moved on speckles, shifted by the fanning of transparent fins, invisible but for their motion.


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[Assistant] The minnows that had gathered to pluck curiously at the hairs on Jamie's wrist fled away into the brightness of the pool. One finger bent slowly, so slowly it was hard to see the movement.


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[Assistant] I could tell it moved only by its changing position relative to the other fingers. Another finger slowly bent, and after a long, long moment, another.


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[Assistant] I scarcely dared breathe, and my heart beat against the cold rock with a rhythm faster than the breathing of the fish.


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[Assistant] The movement of smooth ripple like the edge of a fish's fin.


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[Assistant] As though drawn by the slow motion beckoning, the trout's nose pressed outward.


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[Assistant] A delicate gasping of mouth and gills, busy in the rhythm of breathing, pink lining showing, not showing, showing, not showing, as the opercular beat like a heart. The chewing-mouth groped and bit water.


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[Assistant] Most of the body was clear of the rock now, hanging weightless in the water, still in shadow.


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[Assistant] I could see one eye twitching to and fro in a blank directionless stare.


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[Assistant] An inch more would bring the flapping gill covers right over the treacherous beckoning fingers.


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[Assistant] I found that I was gripping the rock with both hands, pressing my cheek hard against the granite as though I could make myself still more inconspicuous.


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[Assistant] I experienced a heady sense of freedom at being out from under Dougal's influence and the claustrophobic company of so many men. I was tempted to urge Jamie to run away and to take me with him, but common sense prevailed. We had neither of us any money.


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[Assistant] Nor any food beyond the bit of lunch that he carried in his sporren.


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[Assistant] And while Jamie could plainly climb rocks all day without breaking a sweat or getting out of breath, I was in no such training. Noticing my red face, he led me to a rock and sat beside me.


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[Assistant] Contentedly gazing out over the hills while he waited for me to regain my breath. We were certainly safe here.


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[Assistant] Thinking of the watch, I laid a hand impulsively on Jamie's arm. I'm awfully glad you're not worth very much, I said.


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[Assistant] He regarded me for a moment, rubbing his nose which was beginning to redden. Well, I might take that several wheezes, sasnach, but under the circumstances, he said, thank you.


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[Assistant] I should thank you, I said, for marrying me. I must say that I'd rather be here than in Fort William.


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[Assistant] I thank you for the compliment, lady, he said, with a slight bow. So would I. And while we're busy thanking each other, he added, I should thank you for marrying me as well. Ah, well, I blushed once more. Not only for that, Sassenach, he said, his grin widening, though certainly for that as well. But I imagine you've also saved my life for me.


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[Assistant] At least so far as the Mackenzie's are concerned. Whatever do you mean? Being half Mackenzie is one thing, he explained.


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[Assistant] Being half Mackenzie, we an English wife is quite another.


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[Assistant] There isn't a much chance of a sasnach wench ever becoming Lady of Leoch, whatever the clansman might think of me alone.


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[Assistant] That's why Dougal picked me to wed you to, you kin.


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[Assistant] He lifted one brow, reddish gold in the morning sun. I hope you wouldn't have preferred Rupert, after all. No, I wouldn't, I said with emphasis. He laughed and got up, brushing pine needles from his kilt.


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[Assistant] My mother told me I'd be some lass's choice one fine day. He reached down a hand and helped me out. I told her.


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[Assistant] He continued, I thought it was the man's part to choose. And what did he say to that? I asked.


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[Assistant] She rolled her eyes and said, You'll find out, my fine wee cockerel. You'll find out. He laughed. And so I have.


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[Assistant] He looked upward to where the sun was now seeping through the pine needles in lemon threads.


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[Assistant] And it's a fine day at that. Come along Sassenach, I'll take you fishing. We went further up into the hills.


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[Assistant] This time, Jamie turned to the north, and over a jumble of stone and through a crevice, into the head of a tiny Glen, rock-walled and leafy.


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[Assistant] Filled with the gurgling of water from the berm that spilled from a dozen wee falls among the rocks and plunged, roistering down the length of a canyon, into a series of rills and pools below.


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[Assistant] Shinjuku was built on a plain territory, so they were able to build parallel tracks. They started building one platform, and then they added many more.


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[Assistant] Oh, that's what all them sirens was about. Well, I better go tell Jack.


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[Assistant] You mean the prophecy? Maybe there was something after all?


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[Assistant] Well, you heard the early things, you kind of thought, well maybe it's the stones, or, and you, you know, you recognise Sid's voice, Roger's voice, but uhm, it's not a Pink Floyd sound yet. It needed me to leave to do that. You know, that was quite an important step.


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[Assistant] If there's anything you'd like to say to the people at home watching on Netflix, what do you have to say to them? Konnichiwa, bitches.


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[Assistant] I didn't, I wasn't ready for that and then you just started doing it. I thought I'd feel ambushed.


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[Assistant] But that's fine! It is also, when you're coming up against three hours, you know, it's, it's, I will say this as long as the show is three hours long.


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[Assistant] It is impossible to book an engaging five-star, all-guns blazing, three-hour show every single week. Like, we, we have...


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[Assistant] Some examples of those in pay-per-views and things like that, three hours long of banging.


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[Assistant] But a weekly episodic narrative program at three hours long is inevitably a slog. You're already up against it. So Fine to Good is actually quite- It's a great win. Yeah, well done.


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[Assistant] And I will say I actually had a few little moments with the Alexa stuff.


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[Assistant] There was, there was enough, slightly, there was, there was something in Bianca and Friends that gave me pause.


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[Assistant] Love a QR code. It's very clever because the thing about QR code, again, this organic thing, if you see a QR code anywhere, you're probably just going to want to see where it goes. Like it's just a very natural thing to want to do.


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[Assistant] You just open your camera and you just hold it to the QR code and it registers a code and there's a link and you click the link.


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[Assistant] You're gonna, I'm retracting your doctorate for the next hour. Unnecessary. But, but, let's bring it back. I got my phone out.


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[Assistant] I loved anything where it's this level of like, it's the same thing when you're a fan, anyone who, I think I might have mentioned it a couple weeks ago, Lost, if you're a fan of Lost, there was a lot of little details in there, always in the background feed Marvel fans Easter eggs all over the place, I love an Easter egg, I love anything that is that level of intricate,


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[Assistant] So the idea that at 9.23 they had someone in the crowd holding up that QR code is so delicious. It's why even with the Loomis stuff.


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[Assistant] You know, and actually, I now do have a question. Do you remember that first episode that Dexalumus was on?


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[Assistant] Stuff going on in the background of all the shots and then at one point, I think it was Alexa and then.


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[Assistant] I think it was Bianca and friends, walking down and then like someone bashes them and it's like, okay, but then they're going to carry on and get, oh no, it's damage control. It was damage control walking. Um, and then, you know, a couple of weeks ago we had a car overturned and we've like, that's the Broad Strowman thing. Yeah. Well, this is it. There's these little bits and bobs all over the joint that is like,


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[Assistant] Really intense, because essentially she's just screaming at you, and it's just, it's very like, seri- Now, I, I have to get a little bit careful, because the last time I got this hype from White Rabbit by Jefferson Epilene, it was for the Matrix Resurrections, and that didn't go very well. Like, they used that very effectively in the trailer, and I was so into it, it was all I listened to for about a week.


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[Assistant] Um, I can say that here. Um, yeah, I don't know, I find, uh, I'm just, I'm into the speculation, I'm into the fun, I'm into the, um, do you have a theory as to who, do you think it's Cary and Croft?


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[Assistant] This is true. This is true. This is that, that the best argument I've heard against it being carrying cross because you have the white rabbit looter underground in the fact that it's got that tiny little timer, the hourglass, which is very much carrying cross and scarlet hourglass.


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[Assistant] On the clock. Yeah. Make your body don't stop. No. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Kesha.


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[Assistant] Um, but yeaah, like, so there's a lot pointing to Carrion Grass. I think the only argument I've heard against it is the fact that he's already dead. Then again, it might just be a case of like, affirmation.


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[Assistant] A similar thing I have with Sasha and Naomi though is that we do tend to, we have a way as internet wrestling fans of whipping ourselves up to believing something's happening based on very little and then when that doesn't happen, like we have no


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[Assistant] So when we get something and it's not what we want, it becomes a, it's Christian moment. You know what I mean? So there's a little worry that we're so excited about Bray Wyatt and it's not Bray Wyatt. The thing itself still might be really cool and interesting, but we may not give it time because we've already decided it's going to be Bray Wyatt. So why was I trying to dampen ourselves?


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[Assistant] I don't know, I mean, the other thing is like, yes, there's a lot of Bray imagery here, but he's not the only one who's had this kind of, you know, uh, hint laden.


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[Assistant] I'm not even thinking it's Chris Jericho or anything like that, obviously, for obvious contractual reasons.


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[Assistant] He always had that kind of, there was the save us thing, there was the, um,


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[Assistant] Do you remember that weird one where there were two kids and everyone thought that the girl was supposed to represent Stephen McMahon and he was gonna become- Do you remember this?


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[Assistant] It was his third return and it was like, it was, it was a very like white background and these kids in school, there was a really sad looking like


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[Assistant] Seem wiety, but it might not be and I just don't want people to get so carried away that if something completely fresh and completely new and completely exciting happens, if it is a carrying cross or if it's someone else entirely,


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[Assistant] Hey, very strong. I liked that. Okay, here we go everybody. Let's welcome Luke into the year 2022.


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[Assistant] But then within the Rey-Riddle match, there was a moment in it that I wrote down where I was like, where'd they go? And you're looking at them and they're just like... And that's the match's fault, I will say personally.


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[Assistant] I've gotta say, I do feel like the idea of, uhm, a rabbit-esque fiend.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, that's just my little house of one length tale.


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[Assistant] I don't know. No, I think you are right. You said it. The Hulk is the same.


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[Assistant] I'm still personally, that little hourglass is too on brand for someone's current gimmick.


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[Assistant] For it to, you know what I mean, for someone else. That's where I go.


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[Assistant] But do you remember when Jericho spent ages saying, I'm not coming back to the other degree, I'm not coming back to the other degree, and then did? Like, I dunno, people can be trying to throw you off the scent, kind of because we all get too excited and ahead of ourselves. So it's almost like,


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[Assistant] That's delicious. That's so nice. That's great. Yeah, yeah, that's really strong.


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[Assistant] I once came downstairs, my friend is a, uh, animator and likes voice actors who can do some stuff. I came down once with my Barry White voice after having had a cold and he was like, can you keep this? I was like, no.


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[Assistant] I don't believe you, even though you told me about it, but 20 minutes ago.


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[Assistant] And it arrived to my front door. What a modern world we live in. What's next? Being able to get QR codes on your phone?


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[Assistant] I, you know, I ran out of time to watch other things. I just sat in front of my telly crying into my Charles and Diana mug.


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[Assistant] So long. Do you know, did you watch the BT Sports stream or did you watch Naughty Dream?


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[Assistant] Oh no, that's devastating. Uhm, that's what she would have wanted to.


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[Assistant] No, I meant raw. I was watching it live last night, because I'm a nocturnal animal.


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[Assistant] Because it was the Queen's funeral yesterday for our international viewers, there were no adverts in the UK out of a sign of respect because the Queen notably hated advertising. So, uh, she would never take a spawn. She never did. Even in her Queen's vlogs at Christmas, she never took a spawn. And this year, we are brought to you by Beer52. I would have loved- wouldn't you have watched that?


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[Assistant] The queen, yeaah. Uhm, anyway, no, so there were no adverts, which meant that, uhm,


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[Assistant] Raw for me was like, five to seven minutes of action, and then two minutes just sat there quietly while a picture of the Queen was on screen with some plinky-punky music behind it in place of the ad breaks.


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[Assistant] And that was the only thing that went wrong for you.


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[Assistant] And I think his matches have been sort of good. Fine. Dependable.


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[Assistant] But I mean, there was absolutely a moment where he was on fire. Remember that time he like grabbed the WWE title from someone in the crowd and was like, I'm coming for this, like this whole thing. He had a lot of energy and a lot of hype. And I do like the idea of just a champ going around being the champ come at me.


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[Assistant] Needs to have a little something fire, and you're right, defending it against people who are in other views. That's where this came apart from me a little bit.


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[Assistant] Cause I'm standing there looking at Seth Rollins and Bobby Lashley and I'm like, this is a main event caliber match and it's for the title. If you give this a little build.


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[Assistant] Could be quite tasty, but it's the opener. So I'm inevitably thinking...


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[Assistant] I don't think either of these people are gonna lose. Like, who's gonna take the L here? I'm a bit curious about it. And then we got an up and down match, I thought.


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[Assistant] It was like, they did stuff. There was one bit where I was really into it. Can I, can I please be pedantic for a second? Please do. If I can be pedantic online.


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[Assistant] Something really good happened. I'm a big fan of ring psychology on a basic level, because I believe that you should be able to just tune into any wrestling show and be able to figure out the story of the match, within the match. Who's good, who's bad, what's going on and why. And this happened. So, Rollins goes for a stomp.


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[Assistant] And Seth is working on Lashie's arm, which I think is great. That's really smart. It's like, okay, so I can't take it now because he's quite strong. His finishing move with the hurt locker, he needs both of his, you know, arms. I'm going to take his arms out. Great. Fantastic. Brilliant in-ring psychology.


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[Assistant] Cut back from the next, like, they even point it out, sorry, they even point it out in commentary. They're even going like, ah, really taking that arm out, he's uuuh. Cut back from the next one. Not only is Bobby fine, commentary go, yeah, remember that arm thing? No, he's fine now. Anyway, let's carry on. And I'm like, what? You just undercut it completely. And then we get a run in.


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[Assistant] I think run-ins inevitably are cheap for me. I do not like them. I think they're really irritating. I wouldn't watch Dynamite if I were you. I don't like them. I just find them quite irritating. It's like four a match. This is it.


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[Assistant] It makes me feel like I shouldn't care about the rest when, when you've already, when Saxon has already undercut me with the psychology by telling me to not worry about the arm anymore, then when you get a run in and it's like,


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[Assistant] Lashley, Lashley's incidentally there celebrating his win, but he doesn't matter. I don't know. It just didn't vibe for me. It did pay back slightly later on in the evening.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I just wonder, instead of this being a title match, could this have been a number one contenders match?


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[Assistant] If we had a GM or someone like that who was like, you want a shot at a title? Granted, you've got less, let's put you in a number one contenders match next week with AJ, for instance, just to poke a name out of complete thin air.


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[Assistant] And then Rollin, uh, Riddle costs Rollins that match instead of it being a tile match. I don't know. This was me. I recognize that I'm probably being a bit of a grumpus, but.


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[Assistant] And Trips has been trying to build the US title back, they had that amazing package on his first episode of like, this is why the US title is cool. They had the four-way contenders match. It was that great, that was that great, a great match with, with Ciampa.


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[Assistant] You missed a bit because I wrote down in all caps, Saxton must be stopped because not only had he


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[Assistant] Undercut my Bobby Lashley armouring psychology, which I was very pleased with. He then also, he was like, they've had a difficult time have damage control, but they're just about getting back on track. And I'm like, no, present them as a dominant force.


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[Assistant] Pretend it didn't happen! We don't care! Like, I just got my nerves that they're coming to the ring for this big celebration that's supposed to be the big heel faction and Saxton's being like, well, they've had a struggle. No Saxton! Shush!


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[Assistant] This is where I started to go, ooh, and I was quite pleased, uh, because not only does she do that, we had Dakota.


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[Assistant] And I've already opened some doors to get Alexa back in. They're talking about it. Clearly Trips was watching last week when we started our petition to get Alexa free from the sunken place.


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[Assistant] Maybe more with Alexa. For me, I was like, is she gonna join damage control? The idea of Bailey being this person that saves people who have either been overlooked or so.


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[Assistant] Lobotomised as, as Dakota was saying, you know, I'm kind of intrigued. I, I was into that.


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[Assistant] This one's slightly less irritating to me than the one, like only marginally less irritating. Number one, it wasn't a title match. Number two, because we've already seen


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[Assistant] Can I talk briefly about Kevin Owens' moveset? Because, oh my god. All of them. That Swanton is the most beautiful thing I've seen since Jeff Hardy's early days.


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[Assistant] The thing with this one is you're holding your head up and then it's a last minute talk. It's like, uhm, Kurt Angle's Beautiful Moonsault, but the other way around. Do you know what I mean? It's just so pristine.


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[Assistant] Love the pop-up powerbomb, I think that for me. The best finishers- So glad it's back. Yea, me too, because the best finishers come out of nowhere. The idea that like the RKO out of nowhere, like the best moves that finish a match, you can just do like that and then suddenly 1, 2, 3, I think the pop-up powerbomb is like that. I don't love the stunner.


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[Assistant] I'd rather he drop the stunner, but uhm, you know, whatever. I think he's got so many beautiful moves. He's such a great performer. I love Kevin Owens.


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[Assistant] But like, it's Logan Paul, and Jake Paul put out a tweet that was like, hey, two matches and you're already challenging for the Universal title, the doors will open. I'm just like, that doesn't look as cool as you think.


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[Assistant] Like that, if anything, undercuts the entire point. It just makes it look cringe. And it's like, I get that it's Crown Jewel, it just makes me cross.


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[Assistant] He had, and the two matches he had were both tag matches, where like, he was... And the singles match.


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[Assistant] I hate to see it. I don't want this to happen. It makes me cross. Logan Paul is good on the mic and I will give him that. I think he's crazy.


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[Assistant] Maybe they're like the Japanese crowd. You know, the Japanese crowds who like pay very much attention and then once a break in play, they just give you big claps and then they go quiet again. Most of the match and then they come back. Maybe, maybe that's what San Jose is. Oh yeah. Maybe it's the energy. I loved this match. They have said that San Jose was the Japan of America. The Japan of the Bay area. Um, I personally thought this, this match for me was the highlight of the show. I had a great time. I love tag team wrestling.


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[Assistant] I like teams that are teams. I don't like teams. That's why the women's division tag division really upsets me because half the time it's just people who are thrown together. I like teams that go out there. They have moves established. They know what they're doing. They have their technique. I'm a big fan. I loved


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[Assistant] What they were doing, I loved that double Seamus clubbing action, was a lot of fun.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I, I, I was into this in a big way.


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[Assistant] And if you're trying to get them to be over without Shamus, this is the way you do it. I truly believe that the best way to get anybody over is to deliver in the ring. Like ultimately all the character stuff, all the promo stuff is another lecture. If you are good in the ring, people will care.


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[Assistant] They do a loo- I, I, I for the longest time thought Dynamite was still in one place.


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[Assistant] Did he? He literally quoted Harry Potter verbatim. He said, it takes a lot of courage to stand up to your friends, but no, to stand up to your enemies, but it takes even more to stand up to your friends. He literally quoted Harry Potter. I was like, Dumbledore Balor, is that who you're being now? Fine.


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[Assistant] So heat, heat, the thing is with that kind of heat, that's delicious, that's exactly what you're looking for. I think we as the audience have been...


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[Assistant] He sort of delivered this really wooden promo, didn't say a lot, and then went away. So I'm hoping that he can, he can use the confidence boost that he is inevitably gonna get from having this.


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[Assistant] nuclear heat, and really work on it and take the ball and run with it, because it's a great opportunity for him now.


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[Assistant] This is where I noticed how Dead the Crowd was, cause Riddle got a hot tag and there was a bit of a pop for it, but then he starts going in and he starts bashing against Finn with these punches that look weaker than a Shane McMahon left hook.


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[Assistant] But then they eventually did, yea. Do you notice that when Ray didn't hit Dom with the chair, do you see what Dominic did? So you know Dom's on the floor like, come on, Abigail. Which I liked very much. I liked that Ray sort of teased going for it and then dropped it on the floor and went in. And it was only in the replay that I watched Dominic see his reaction, see what he's doing, see if he really is enjoying this smarmy heel gimmick. And he just goes, pussy.


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[Assistant] Okay, interesting. Cool. Let's see what it's going to be. Yeaah. You know, something new. And I loved the energy. Interesting that Riddle lost that match against Satch didn't he?


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[Assistant] He did do that. He also pointed out that he was having a Minions themed birthday for his daughter and I lost it. I was laughing so hard at the idea of him being so paranoid surrounded by Minions.


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[Assistant] It works for me, the Dex of Steel. I think that it's, it is running out of steam for me a little bit because I am a little bit concerned that there's not actually gonna be any, uhm,


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[Assistant] I think that's the key for me now I need to know why he's doing what he's doing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I love the whole weird thing we came up with last week that the person in the old chat said about him being the brother. Big fan of that, want that to be it. I just...


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[Assistant] I was gonna say, if this, if this were the third week and the next week we find out some stuff.


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[Assistant] He just got off the phone with his friends and was like, thanks very much guys. I'll see you at the next meeting.


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[Assistant] I, and also his gear lends very well to black and purple, I think. He could just make black and purple gear, it's absolutely fine. That really seems to be the only requirement for joining. If you can afford black and purple gear, you can be one of us. I still, still, still feel judgment day needs a bite. They were gurning like losers. Like, there's just not, there's nothing to like hate, there's nothing to love.


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[Assistant] They're just sort of, they're just really lame, but they think they're cool and it doesn't really vibe for me. So I am looking for something to really sink my teeth into from them. I like the idea of, and talking to AJ about it, I like the idea of them being on this recruitment drive. I just want them to stand for something. I don't know what it is.


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[Assistant] This is it. It's like great. Selling loads of merchandise. Good. Nice for the bottom line. If it makes your character a joke. Alexa Bliss is too good to be a joke. I'm sorry. She's one of the best performers they've got. She's a natural heel. She's an incredible villain. She's a, she's a good wrestler.


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[Assistant] I thought the whole show was leading to Alexa potentially joining damage control, or at least hinting that they might. And even when Bailey wins, I was a little bit hoping that it would be this, see, I told you, you used to be someone.


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[Assistant] So the fact that they started to beat down on her, I don't know, that maybe undercut that a little bit. But I did have a panic.


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[Assistant] Because Bianca got some comeback, didn't she? She got a little bit of a- I had a panic that we were about to get Bianca and friends standing tall again.


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[Assistant] But no, they committed and damage control had the, the final. And then we get Bailey being like, hello. Yes. Extreme rules, please. I want your little belt there. Thanks.


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[Assistant] Oh, I see. I went with our baby. Works for me too, either way.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I, I agree. I really had started to buy this carrion thing, but you know, you know, I guess we'll see. We'll find out more on Friday.


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[Assistant] Uh, Hannah Allen said, Hello lovely gents, it's funny, I usually have her on Smackdown on for background when doing stuff around the house, working out, etc. Alright, check you out working out. I have it on when I'm-


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[Assistant] I'm finding it actually, I'm finding I'm actually stopping and focusing in because I don't want to miss a thing. Lots of love. Hashtag jam that jam.


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[Assistant] I think of Aerosmith when I watch the show. But yea, that's the thing, the sucking us in so that we're not missing a moment.


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[Assistant] Something that we are missing that has stopped in a way that I'm thrilled about is I'm seeing a lot less of people just already standing in the ring ready for a nothing match.


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[Assistant] I am also liking that everyone seems to be into like, like we're seeing a lot more people interacting with each other, like a lot of crossover, which is something that we missed.


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[Assistant] Uh, Charles Berg has been a member for 17 months in a row. The most important thing that happened yesterday, Dom Caldrier, his mommy, he should use the Guerrero name and Caldrier his mamacita.


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[Assistant] Uh, then also says, pretty sure I said September 4th, 2020 when I meant 2022. It was two weeks ago. My bad effect. Could you imagine if you're that level of Nausicaa Damos back in 2020? But also to remember that you'd said that in 2020. Uh, also if anyone wants an idea of the Miz surrounded by minions, just play Zelda, Majora's Mask and watch Link surrounded by Deku Scrubs in the first five minutes. Um, I haven't played it.


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[Assistant] I've heard of Ocarina of Time though, that's what it's called. So to me, it still means something.


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[Assistant] As for that Dominic Heat, it fooled me into thinking he had charisma. Would love some breasted. That's the thing, like, there was a moment where I was like, oh, interesting, this is gonna be a vibe, can he back it up?


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[Assistant] I think it's just something where people need to get used to seeing these people. I think, I think it's a slow burn with getting used to the Triple H era. People perhaps are not used to seeing this casual Raw fans I'm talking about. Not used to seeing this length of match and this quality of match. Once people see it, I fully believe quality will out. That's how I feel.


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[Assistant] I think you saw it as well from her.


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[Assistant] Alright, I'm in on me this week, but I'll give you a bit of a deck out off camera and you'll remember next time.


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[Assistant] Imagine if this is all building up to Maria and Mike Kanellis.


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[Assistant] I was on the spot, Luke! I'm still recovering from you saying suckling on Ria's.


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[Assistant] That was horrible. I'm sorry. I immediately apologize.


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[Assistant] The oysters transcend national barriers, Adrian. And it's a danger that we could become slaves of all our equipment and in the past we have been. But what we're trying to do is to sort it all out so that we're not.


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[Assistant] But I, I agree, I mean it's a danger, it worries me sometimes, that we have this so much equipment, and you can hide behind it.


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[Assistant] Like I dominated a lot of guys through force and power and stuff, but at this level, you need to be a little bit more technical and detailed and things like that. So working on those kinds of things and making those more, more detailed, it's going to be a big improvement.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I just gotta be focused on my, my technical, my technical things that I need to work on and focus on getting better at one thing every day, whether it be hands, whether it be feet, whether it be my feet and hands working together and just not getting lost in everything like one play at a time and focus on my technique for that play and being great at that technique and just refining it every day.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've kind of always been that way since I've been a kid. Uhm, my mom.


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[Assistant] But my mom, uhm, she kinda just instilled in me, you're gonna finish something that you start. And that's like an underlying thing that has been in me as I've grown up.


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[Assistant] And uhm, it kinda, I kinda translated to football, like if I'm gonna start a play, I'm gonna finish it in a dominant position kind of deal. And that's what I focus on doing every play in and out. And you know, obviously not always successful, but it's always something to work towards every single play.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was definitely a vocal guy. Uhm, I had been there almost as long as anybody else in the building. So uhm, I was very, very comfortable and I have no, like I'm just as comfortable here. Like I'm going to be who I am at all times and I'm not going to change for anybody. And that's just kind of how I go about it.


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[Assistant] I want to go back and have as much impact on my former teammates and people who come through as I can, um, and just kind of see what they were doing. And it was new coaches, like a new offensive line coach and a new offensive coordinator and just see what they're doing. And I just love ball. Like I want to be around it. I want to be around the guys that I just played with and just kind of see what they're doing so I can keep up with it throughout the season.


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[Assistant] How would you design a product around movies for Facebook?


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[Assistant] We're super excited to have you on the show, Selena. And so the question, the mock interview question that we will be doing today will be, how would you design a product around movies for Facebook?


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[Assistant] This is a product design question, that interview question, uhm, and it's sort of open-ended, but yeaah, let's together figure out a product that we would design around movies or Facebook.


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[Assistant] It, you can be as open-ended as you'd like with this question. So yea, feel free to operate within the Facebook app. I would, the constraint is just that it's something that Facebook itself as a company would launch.


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[Assistant] That's a great question. So yeaah, the question being, is there a hardware angle here? You can certainly brainstorm in that direction if you'd like to. Uhm, you're not constrained by that.


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[Assistant] Got it. Yeah, and on that note, like I suppose, what, what, what do you think you'd lean into when you think about the competition to Facebook?


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[Assistant] Got it. Yeah, super interesting. So uhm, you're sort of thinking about like the creative experience being a social one, basically? Yeah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that sounds good. I'd love to hear maybe just like a quick thing, uhm, about maybe one of the other customer segments and why you didn't pick that one. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Got it. Yeah, I think that's a great innovative perspective, which is that socialness, you know, naively might come from the viewer's perspective from someone looking at this problem, but there's actually a way to add a socialness to the creator's perspective. So I'm curious to see what we come up with.


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[Assistant] Yeah, what were you sort of thinking are the priorities here with the pain points?


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[Assistant] Totally. Yeaah, I think, I, I really thought the lonely experience one was interesting, cause it's kind of a not thought about problem, but definitely true, and uh, yeaah, particularly


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[Assistant] Presently a problem for this day. So yeaah, curious about that one.


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[Assistant] Yeah, super interesting. And so for that last idea, like,


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[Assistant] I would love to hear a little bit more of what you're imagining and I guess also hearing your preference on which one you want to dive into and which one sounds exciting in terms of moving forward.


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[Assistant] Yeah, totally. I mean, there's a lot of interesting thought there, just like even the statement you just said about everyone having their own personal movie and like what that even means for people and how they view their lives. Uhm, but yeah, I'm curious, like, yeah, tell me a little bit more about kind of what you're imagining in this experience and I would love to just maybe poke out some of the features or hear a little bit about what the high priority features would be.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm curious, like, so, you know, and maybe the answer is sort of baked into my question, but, uhm, YouTube is obviously a place also for people to upload and brainstorm and create some of these, like, maybe lower fidelity or sort of like lighter weight videos and movie experiences. Uhm, so Facebook's, like, in this,


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[Assistant] World that Facebook is creating like how will you really leverage some of the social stuff to really differentiate it from YouTube?


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[Assistant] Totally. Yeah, it sounds like we're almost inventing a new type of content in general. Like that doesn't really exist right now, but like what if we can make these movie experiences that were both living and social in the way that they were created and added to.


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[Assistant] That makes sense. Uhm, yeaah, I guess I'm also curious, so yeaah, I mean, obviously privacy will be important because you might not want to show everyone your life story, you might want to show parts of it, things like that. Uhm, yeaah, so I'm curious, I guess like, uh, as the last, maybe,


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[Assistant] Follow up question, like, yeaah, what metrics would you look at here to see or evaluate the success of this product?


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[Assistant] Feel free to add other pieces also by the way if there are other points you wanted to touch on that we didn't get to as we start to wrap up the interview.


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[Assistant] Cool, well is there other pieces to this interview that we didn't get to touch on or pieces you wanted to add or clarify or hone in on before we start to wrap it up?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think it's interesting. Like it sounds like there's a couple angles here also about like, you know, is it your own living story or is it, you know, like, and maybe really tapping into that desire to chronicle one's life. Uhm, but then also maybe just like this creative energy too and sort of like which direction it goes would be interesting.


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[Assistant] I guess, yeaah, like a last question maybe before we close would be like, which one of those two user populations would you prioritize?


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[Assistant] If we can take a deep breath and, and, you know, the interview is, is done. Great job, Selena, that was really great.


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[Assistant] Why don't you, would love to hear your thoughts on kind of like how that went for you and uhm, yeaah, any self feedback that you have before I jump into some of the feedback that I wrote about what made this interview so great.


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[Assistant] Definitely, and also we're, we try to keep these videos a little short, so I did push you along a little bit, but yeaah, normally in an interview we might have just rat-holed on that for ten minutes and you might have drawn things the way forward, things like that.


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[Assistant] Great follow up questions, like asking about Portal and how


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[Assistant] This question fit into the Facebook ecosystem, which also demonstrated your knowledge of Facebook generally in that ecosystem, which is really effective for an interview. Uhm, you did a great job outlining the map of the interview, and then you stuck to it mostly throughout the interview. So here's where I'm gonna go, and then every point you went there, you're like, I'm gonna write some notes about this, I'm gonna write some notes about this.


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[Assistant] I thought that the, you even asked some like deep questions, which was always kind of cool, especially in higher level, uh, more senior Facebook or, you know, PM interviews broadly. I'm like, what is a movie? Like, what does that even mean? Like what, what, what is the scope of this question? And you sort of pushed on the edge of that, which I thought was interesting from a philosophical perspective.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and then the other piece I really liked is you always stayed grounded in the mission and the goals and the competitive advantage of Facebook, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I thought that you, yeaah, so, you know, asking questions with proposing things is also really effective. So there was one point where you said something like, you know, I could go in these different directions, but I'm gonna pick this one. What do you think? And I thought it was really effective because it showed that you had the leadership, but also the ability to check in with me as an interviewer. Uhm, I thought that,


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[Assistant] But it also allowed you to talk a little bit more creatively and brainstorm and kind of jive with the interviewer.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I thought also you just had a thoughtful discussion around metrics towards the end too. It was clear that not only could you brainstorm, but you could also bring in those metrics.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and then I think, yeaah, just, you know, I, I asked a question about YouTube, but you can always bring that forward in an interview if you have the time. Just say, hey, like, I know this might start to sound to be a little bit like YouTube, I'd love to discuss the competitive differentiation there before, uhm, the interviewer actually asks about that. Just so that it shows that you're thoughtful about it. Uhm, but not a huge faux pas in an interview.


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[Assistant] Uhm, other than that, I thought you did a really effective job, uhm, and you went to a really thoughtful discussion, and uhm, it was just cool to see the whole product design thought process, uhm.


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[Assistant] You know, from the beginning through the end of that product design and obviously we could have further product meetings and discussions to scope out what that actual product would look like.


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[Assistant] Totally, uhm, but Selena, thank you so much for being on the show. This is super valuable, super helpful. Obviously you're an experienced PM interviewer and uhm, yeaah, it's just been great to hear your perspective on this.


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[Assistant] Alright, thanks Selena and good luck to everyone watching with your interview.


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[Assistant] Paul Witt and Tony Thomas were considering a number of candidates when one of the ladies suggested a British television director named Terry Hughes.


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[Assistant] The Golden Girls had a stellar cast, funny writers, and a talented director. That combination could only lead to one thing, awards. In the fall of 1986, the Golden Girls won an Emmy Award for Best Comedy Series, and Betty White took home her sixth statue.


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[Assistant] Fans identified with the Golden Girls, but the ladies behind the characters were much different from the parts they played.


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[Assistant] And in Season 2, the ladies didn't shy away from sensitive issues. In one episode, lesbians became the theme du jour.


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[Assistant] Lee cracks me up the same way that I crack her up. She's one of the brilliant comic minds of our day. She's just that good.


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[Assistant] Relationship I think would be very often in a very maternal way.


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[Assistant] The show rundown. I'm gonna roar. Uh, do do do do do. Can you guess the gear? Stealing our QuizzleMania ideas, are they? Um, Becky Lynch and me!


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[Assistant] Also, Hardy said he just had to help Elias. WW Digital Exclusive there.


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[Assistant] Maybe Matt McMussles has dropped stuff about me.


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[Assistant] A loving woman. Blanche, that is. Uhm, very insecure. Oh, very insecure. That's one reason she was always so concerned about her looks and, uh, and being attractive to men.


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[Assistant] She kept saying, well, she kept saying, I don't know why they can't rewrite this and make her Jewish. If she was Jewish, I'd know how to do it. Of course she was doing it beautifully. But she kept saying, why do I have to be Italian?


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[Assistant] Not for me, thank you. I figured I oughta come. I suppose you know how Johnny and me had done business. He'd give me some money to keep sometimes and, and go against it. And when he... Well, I, um, I got to look it around. And, and what do you think? I had, I had nearly five bucks in his box. And so I, uh, I figured it belonged to you.


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[Assistant] And of course, uh, maybe they're not the kind of place you'd favor them working in, but, uh, I'd, I'd keep an eye on them. And I'd pay them, uh, two dollars a week apiece. And, uh, I'd take it as a great favor, ma'am.


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[Assistant] No, a dad like that, ma'am. Johnny was... Well, I don't know. Johnny... Johnny always talked about his family like, uh... One like folks are to one don't. And, uh, whenever he talked about it, he... He, uh, he always made you... You felt better or you wanted to laugh. Like that seashell I had there. He was always... He was always listening to it and telling you what it was singing.


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[Assistant] Well, it's a, it's a deal then, and you tell them to control the family entrance tomorrow after school. And, uh, is that all right with you, Francie?


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[Assistant] Well, uh, well it's, it's settled then, and uh, and good day to you Mrs. Norland.


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[Assistant] You sound awfully strange. I, I got a sort of a cold, I... Hey! Who is this?


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[Assistant] We have no license to transport whiskey. You see, this railroad system was founded when my boys were little.


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[Assistant] Michael, Mario, and Jonathan.


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[Assistant] It's been a little too much of an effort for me to play with them down on my hands and knees, so I...


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[Assistant] It's fun pretending that my boys are here with me at the big table. Would you say that's crazy?


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[Assistant] I gave a great many poor children a dollar apiece for catching those rats. And they gave me this medal.


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[Assistant] I got this ring for that. Of course, it's only made out of a horseshoe nail, but it was made by a very happy blacksmith. It is worth $750,000 to me.


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[Assistant] If you want to know where the rest of the money went, there's a diploma out there in the front hall.


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[Assistant] And the rubber plantation of the Amazon, yes. Philip has managed very well.


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[Assistant] They decided to go out in the world and make their own way. Didn't you try and stop them? I loved them for it.


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[Assistant] We'll be alright, they said, so don't try to find us. But if you ever need us, we'll be there.


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[Assistant] That's the kind of men my sons are. And I respected their wishes. Now, if you were suggesting that I turn my affairs over to one of my boys...


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[Assistant] Darling, you're too extravagant, but you're wonderful. Sapphires are my weakness. And this beautiful sable coat.


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[Assistant] Judge Alston, if Philip had had the ability to go out in the world and make his own way, as my three boys have done, I wouldn't kick up all this fuss about turning everything over to him.


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[Assistant] Broken down Rodeo rider, who had to sell his saddle to buy a Christmas dinner.


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[Assistant] Severe cerebral concussion The pressure is increasing.


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[Assistant] Better arrange for magnesium sulfate by hypo. Right. The next few hours will tell.


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[Assistant] So he was really hot before the break. A swing and a miss, a fastball up. Out of the strike zone, strikes out Blackman.


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[Assistant] Swings hits it hard. Diving play, Aronado. From his knees, he throws! Goldspit off the bag! Tags him out!


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[Assistant] That's Tommy's first home run since the second game of a doubleheader against the Pirates here at Bush Stadium on the 14th of June.


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[Assistant] Here's Paul Goldschmidt. Gulley's 0 for 2 with a fly out and a called third strike. He gets his third look at Freeland and we're in the fifth inning.


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[Assistant] And here comes Oliver Marmo. Jose Quintana went five innings plus four batters and has given up one run so far on four hits, all four hits this inning.


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[Assistant] Four singles. Krone is coming up to face Hicks. The 2-2 pitch with the bases full. Swing and a miss. Got him with a slider. Foul tip. Yachty hangs on actually. That ball was nicked into Yachty's mitt.


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[Assistant] O'Neal is hit by the pitch! A Redbird winner! A Redbird winner! The Cardinals win with just one hit in the ninth inning. They light up the night in downtown St. Louis and the Cardinals mob O'Neal over in foul territory on the first base side.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Oh, please, Ma, it's for you. You've got a right. Aren't you dying to know what's in it?


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[Assistant] Well, I try to be like everyone else and want what I'm supposed to want. But then I start thinking about people I've never known and places I've never been. Maybe if the letter hadn't come, I... Oh, I don't know. I must be loony.


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[Assistant] During worship tonight, I had a leading. Truly I did. At least put it to the test, Pa, please, and see what happens.


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[Assistant] That's the strangest fruit. It's cold when I eat it and warm when I swallow.


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[Assistant] I'll try to remember. Do you mind if I keep my bonnet off just a minute? The breeze feels so wonderful against my face. Tell me about Dragonwick. How many rooms?


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[Assistant] You didn't forget the pastries did you? Of course not, my dear.


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[Assistant] I think I'll have the bonbons before going to bed. Tompkins, serve the honey puffs after dinner. But be sure they're well chilled.


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[Assistant] Azeel, that's a strange name. She looks like, like a frightened child. I don't know why we keep her hanging there. And that ugly old harpsichord is just an eyesore. The servants have to be driven to dust it. You think we're going to bite them.


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[Assistant] Of course, I've never heard Ezeal play myself. They say in the kitchen, I never shall. Even when she plays, I should say if she plays. You won't either because you've got Novan Ryan blood. But he'll hear her. And Katrine.


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[Assistant] Miss Wells, why have you come here? Do you think Catrine is in need of a companion? Why, that would be for a father and mother to decide. Don't you think Catrine is in need of a father and a mother?


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[Assistant] You like it here? Of course I do. Of course you do. You like being waited on. I could see tonight it was the first time. You like peaches out of season.


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[Assistant] You like the feel of silk sheets against your young body.


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[Assistant] And one day you will wish with all your heart, you'd never come to Dragonwyck.


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[Assistant] It isn't polite to stay a ca- Did you say count?


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[Assistant] Sheep and potatoes mostly. You seem so startled, Doctor. Haven't you ever met anyone who came off a farm?


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[Assistant] Do you know a city in Connecticut called Greenwich? Oh yes, very well. I live there. It's also called Horse Neck. Horse Neck? What an incredible name. It seems ever so much more polite to say Greenwich.


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[Assistant] Well, it's mostly the farmers that keep calling it horse-neck. Tell me, Miss Van Wells, just plain Wells. How is dear Victoria Skirmahorn? Victoria Skirmahorn? You know Victoria Skirmahorn, of course.


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[Assistant] I know of Victoria Skirmahorn, but I'm afraid I've never met Victoria Skirmahorn. But you live in Greenwich. Well you see, I don't live in Greenwich. My father owns a little farm just outside. Your father is a, is a farmer.


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[Assistant] Who is his patron? There aren't any patrons in Connecticut. Why not? Because there just aren't any. I think that's very odd. I don't.


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[Assistant] Is there anything I can do for you? No, thank you, Magda. Of course, it's only my humble opinion, but I think you're the most beautiful lady at the ball. That's very kind of you, Magda. All of the servants think so. I can understand why you haven't danced every dance. Then I suppose most of the gentlemen have spoken for.


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[Assistant] Very interesting to watch. As if I were visiting a different world.


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[Assistant] Not everyone. Do you like it, Nicholas?


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[Assistant] Well then, no. Why not? You know that answer as well as I.


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[Assistant] I know how greatly you'd treasure it. And I'm all the happier that you thought to bring it to me.


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[Assistant] You, you told him you wanted to stay and visit with me for a while. What did you mean by that?


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[Assistant] Just to stay and be with me. Oh Nicholas, you confuse me so. Sometimes when you bring me flowers and smile at me, I think


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[Assistant] Alone. Just the two of us. When I'm well again.


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[Assistant] At an unhappy time like this it must be difficult, I know, to think of anything else.


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[Assistant] And Mrs. McNabb, I've just written Miss Catrine that we found her doll.


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[Assistant] And she ruined it completely when she tried to sew it together again. True.


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[Assistant] She's not untidy and her leg's no fault of hers. She's had a miserable life.


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[Assistant] You speak as if her crippled leg were a weakness on her part rather than merely God's will.


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[Assistant] A previous engagement or some illness in the family, I forget what excuse they used. I see. That makes the eighth refusal in four days. It's only because of me.


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[Assistant] I don't care whether they know, Nicholas, it's just that we do and, and so does God.


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[Assistant] Well, well I believe that God has put a sense of right and wrong within all of us.


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[Assistant] We can thank God that he was baptized just in time.


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[Assistant] How long has he been up there this time? A week. Perhaps more. Ever since he got back from New York.


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[Assistant] I've seen farmers with their crops ruined and their cattle dead. And most of them just go to work. But some of them blame their troubles on God and get drunk. To forget. To run away. To run away.


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[Assistant] Nicholas, please, this is your only chance.


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[Assistant] Then I guess you make up your mind you've had a nightmare. And you go crawling to your ma and pa.


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[Assistant] Well, Greenwich isn't so far away after all. Perhaps you'll be passing through sometime, Jeff.


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[Assistant] Here's mine, okay? Uh, I watched the news, uh, and then to cheer up, I watched Ken Burns' Vietnam.


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[Assistant] Now for the last year, uh, some NFL players have been kneeling during the national anthem to protest institutional racism. It started with then 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick. It was a controversial protest. After all, the singing of the national anthem is a sacred time.


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[Assistant] On Friday, Trump addressed the football controversy.


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[Assistant] Maybe so, maybe so. The blowback was immediate. Colin Kaepernick's mom, who, after seeing the President of the United States call her son a son of a bitch, tweeted,


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[Assistant] Plus, 28 NFL teams released statements supporting the players. And yesterday, the protest went from fewer than 10 players to a total of excessive 250.


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[Assistant] There, uh, there were all kinds of demonstrations, right? The players standing in solidarity with their teammates, uh, sitting, kneeling, and locking arms with old-timey carnival barkers.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, Trump actually approved of that last photo there, tweeting, Bad ratings.


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[Assistant] First of all, locking arms doesn't mean they're on your side. And second, ratings aren't the only indicator of importance. I hear nobody tuned in for the Revolutionary War.


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[Assistant] Donald Trump was still tweeting. Wrong.


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[Assistant] Those players are protesting racial injustice. They're not protesting the American flag. Saying that kneeling is a protest against the flag is like saying Gandhi's hunger strikes were a protest against snacking.


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[Assistant] Respect for our country. Flag and national anthem. NFL must respect this. Yes, there are rules when it comes to the flag. There are actually written rules. For instance, one is don't use it on merchandise. Like this Trump Pence t-shirt, only $35. Also, don't hug the flag.


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[Assistant] There's nothing wrong with brain damage. I mean, look how far I got.


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[Assistant] He's saying that football ratings are down because fans would rather watch Donald Trump.


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[Assistant] Of course, there is one sport that Trump still loves. So proud of NASCAR and its supporters and fans.


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[Assistant] They won't put up with disrespecting our country or our flag. They said it loud and clear. What he's referring to is some NASCAR owners threatened to fire any drivers who kneel during the national anthem. Now I don't know why NASCAR is responding differently than the NFL. It might be, I don't know.


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[Assistant] I'm sick. Haven't you even let Dr. Hamilton know?


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[Assistant] We'll let the linen room go until this afternoon. Perhaps you should let it go until tomorrow, madam. What of Mr. Van Ryn coming back and everything? I won't overdo it.


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[Assistant] This guy's gonna kill you. What do you mean? Because, I mean, he's huge and you're tiny.


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[Assistant] See, David and Goliath, I don't believe in that story. You wanna know why?


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[Assistant] Here we go. Oh, too close! Okay. If you leap right when you hit the ground, you don't get the seismic wave. Oh, awesome.


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[Assistant] I hate this. He looks like one of those, uhm, they're like the symbol monkeys. Oh yea, like, from the cover of monkey


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[Assistant] Stop with the moving and the such. Do you think the colossi's just like kinda hang out? Like after hours?


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[Assistant] He just doesn't want you to stab him. I can understand. I can relate. Well, I've got bad news. I've got a story for you. On the stabbing front. Do you? Have you ever been stabbed? Little guy, on my head, stabbing it over and over.


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[Assistant] Just take your time, take your time.


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[Assistant] Oh yea. Dude, you haven't even scratched the surface. Is that right? Yea. There are some of them that are just bizarre. Really? Cause, cause, I feel like the first couple are, are trying to impress you in like the big factor. Right. Which is like, aw, then this one's bigger, then this one's bigger.


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[Assistant] Okay. Okay. Uh, you- you might be able to jump across to his arm from here.


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[Assistant] Cool. Alright yea, climb up that little, climb up that little guy. Crouch, crouch.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you can, you can leap up. Can I? Yeah. Oh, good. Here you go.


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[Assistant] So you could- It's a breeze. You could jump across. Right now? To his stomach, yea. If you're, if you're feeling daring do.


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[Assistant] Oh shit dude, I can just taste the sauce coming out.


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[Assistant] Simmering at a nice cool 150 degrees.


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[Assistant] And you're doing good. Fucking, uuuh. Dude, when we first played this, you were like, I was garbage. I don't understand, but now, you're one with the Colossus.


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[Assistant] Ooh, ooh it's smarts. Ooh jeez. He could, he could easily just go like, mmmm, my tummy, and it would like just destroy you.


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[Assistant] Nope. That was a mistake. Like a, like a Will Smith.


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[Assistant] Like a Will Smith in Independence Day. Yeaah. When he's too good for the aliens.


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[Assistant] And when they order you to tear it down, you've got to pay for it. You look like a practical man, father. I do?


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[Assistant] Well take my word for it, there's not a mother or father in the parish that wouldn't rather see their children over at St. Victor's. Fine modern building, everything up to date. Sunlight, good heat in the winter.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't think of sending my children into that fire trap. You have any children?


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[Assistant] I have one problem, however, before my dream is complete.


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[Assistant] There's just one thing could make me happier, and you know that.


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[Assistant] Would you mind saying that again? Picture what? When I'm dust?


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[Assistant] If I had to live my life over again, there'd be a lot of changes made. Yeah? Yeah, a lot of changes. You know, there's great beauty in this world.


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[Assistant] Well, I've been very selfish. And lately I've been giving it a lot of thought.


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[Assistant] And I do want people to like me. So, I was wondering if you would accept my building.


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[Assistant] How to connect human feedback with the objective functions that you touched on near the end, because that's been rattling around in my head in much of the talk that you're giving that, you know, if I think about what should AI researchers be doing differently,


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[Assistant] Then you're sort of asking, well, what's the proper model of the person in their system, right?


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[Assistant] Traditionally the problem has been that human interaction is really expensive, right? Just to collect annotated data or once you have it to be able to kind of tune the model, right?


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[Assistant] I want you to take a position on one of the two positions. One either is to say, look, we need to find


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[Assistant] People don't realize that what we put in our mouths is more important than anything else.


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[Assistant] We're at a critical point. So many people are dying from diet-related diseases.


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[Assistant] Why abdomen? Because that is the center of one's body, which contains the soul of man.


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[Assistant] Ambition, anger, emotions, all those things that are contained. And also, it will not kill instantly. It is a test of sheer will.


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[Assistant] Quite often, the fellow warrior will indicate, Now, you have won the battle. Take my head. And that is done as a customary procedure.


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[Assistant] Which points out his farewell to the rest of the world, but his dream shall move on. This great battle he fought as the warrior, his courage shall live. That is his spiritual resurrection. That's the meaning of the poem.


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[Assistant] They considered the usage of firearms as the tactics of the cowards.


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[Assistant] I would say every one of those people who think of above and beyond their lives, they are already samurai.


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[Assistant] All it would take was anyone of those 1864 tomb vampires to spread the word around that Catherine was still alive and it would bring him straight here to Mystic Falls where you were bound to be discovered.


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[Assistant] Do you want a CD? Have a listen in your car.


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[Assistant] It is only where the explorer has gone beyond the domain of mere discovery and has laid hold of the new principle and connected it with some mechanical contrivance by which it acts on the material world that he can secure exclusive control of it under the patent law. The patent is invalid.


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[Assistant] It's been laying out all that time, it'll take a whole year to clear it off.


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[Assistant] Certainly you can render a man unconscious by asphyxiating him or drowning him or hitting him on the head with a dornik. That's no discovery. Henry Hill Hickman went all through that. Priestley Found Laughing Gas and Humphry Davy tried all that stuff 50 years ago. Faraday experimented with every type of inhalant he could lay.


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[Assistant] If I make $500 on this, I'll die of a syncope.


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[Assistant] There goes my five hundred dollars. Have you a sample of your ether?


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[Assistant] The vicar, unable to keep still for long, broke in.


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[Assistant] Not that officers then were held to anything like modern standards. They could do very much as they liked in minor matters.


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[Assistant] High up in the army hierarchy perhaps, or maybe a member of the nobility. Yes, or possibly.


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[Assistant] The Vicar was interrupted in his theories by the entrance of the housekeeper, Mrs. Graham.


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[Assistant] I've brought you a wee bit of refreshment, gentlemen," she announced, setting the tea-tray firmly in the centre of the desk, from which the vicar rescued his precious dispatches in the nick of time. She looked me over with a shrewd eye.


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[Assistant] Assessing the twitching limbs and faint glaze over the eyeballs.


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[Assistant] I've brought but the two cups, for I thought perhaps Mrs. Ramble would care to join me in the kitchen. I've a bit of.


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[Assistant] I didn't wait for the conclusion of her invitation but lept to my feet with alacrity.


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[Assistant] I could hear the theories breaking out again behind me as we pushed through the swinging door that led to the man's kitchen. The tea was green.


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[Assistant] Mrs Graham nodded, beaming at my pleasure in her refreshments. She had clearly gone to some trouble.


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[Assistant] The leaves fall apart so fast it's hard to tell anything at all. Oh.


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[Assistant] You read tea leaves? I asked, mildly amused.


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[Assistant] Nothing could be farther from the popular conception of the gypsy fortune teller than Mrs. Graham with her short iron grey perm and triple-stranded pearl choker.


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[Assistant] Just as my grandmother taught me and her grandmother before her. Drink up your cup, and I'll see what you have there.


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[Assistant] She was silent for a long time, once in a while tilting the cup to catch the light.


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[Assistant] Or rolling it slowly between lean palms to get a different angle.


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[Assistant] She set the cup down carefully, as though afraid it might blow up in her face.


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[Assistant] The grooves on either side of her mouth had deepened, and her brows pressed together in what looked like puzzlement. Well, she said finally, that's one of the stranger ones I've seen. Oh? I was still amused, but beginning to be curious.


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[Assistant] Am I going to meet a tall, dark stranger, or journey across the sea? Could be.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Graham had caught my ironic tone and echoed it, smiling slightly, and could not. That's what's odd about your cup, my dear. Everything in it's contradictory. There's the curved leaf for a journey, but it's crossed by the broken one that means staying put.


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[Assistant] And one of them's your husband, if I read the leaves aright. My amusement dissipated somewhat.


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[Assistant] After six years apart and six months together, my husband was still something of a stranger, though I failed to see how a tea leaf could know it. Mrs. Graham's brow was still furrowed. Let me see your hand, child, she said.


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[Assistant] Before, I was named Elodie Witaszek. From that moment on, I was Alice Wittke.


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[Assistant] Of course. Have you ever heard of the children from Dr. Vitashek's group? I am a Vitashek.


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[Assistant] I was this Hitler girl. Right, German swine.


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[Assistant] She didn't have any children of her own.


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[Assistant] And the children were found dead in their beds.


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[Assistant] My wife, everybody should know her as Kali Uchis.


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[Assistant] Her fan base is crazy, so, you know what I mean? She taps into a lot of different markets, so. Her fan base is very crazy. And there is like, we could be walking down the street and like, other couples, and it'd be like, the guy would come up and be like, Gleece, oh shit! And the girl would be like, Caleo!


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[Assistant] Yeah, nah, I had, I had like three girlfriends.


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[Assistant] I mean we're like not officially engaged, but I mean like bruh, we live together, we are family, like that's my family, like, like, I don't know how to explain it bruh, like, we all we have, you know what I mean? That's for sure. So, it be like that, we don't have no family out here and shit, so it's, I live with this girl, she like real live,


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[Assistant] Seeing me at my worship, like, you know what I mean? And like, never...


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's how I was feeling. I was just like, hated the world and I was just saying whatever the fuck I wanted to say.


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[Assistant] Put certain shit there to make people- To make everybody go against you too. Most definitely. Like, so, I feel like if everybody was in tune with-


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[Assistant] The real world, instead of what's going on with Twitter and the media and the news and shit, then you would actually understand.


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[Assistant] Like, you have to be sensitive to, you know what I mean? Because you never know what, you know what I mean, certain people went through in their life and shit. So, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] And I was picking out everything. I was like, oh, I want this, this, this, this. I was throwing everything in the box, you know what I mean? And Huff was like, mmmmm. And when I left, they were trying to take shit out, but he was putting shit back in. He made sure my shit went through. And then at the same day, he was like, uh, bro, I got a shirt. I want to give you a shit. I was like, bro, give it to me. I'm thinking it's another Huff joint.


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[Assistant] He's like, nah, it's FTP. It's my own joint. You know what I mean? It's like a conflict of interest. They don't want me to...


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[Assistant] And I was winning shit ever since bro, like in every video, but it was just like...


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[Assistant] I ain't even, he would text me every time I wore his shit in a video. I didn't even realize I was wearing his shit. Like, he would just send me shit all the time, like as everybody would send me 10 D and everybody would send me shit. And I would just pick his shit for video day.


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[Assistant] And I was like, bro, it was just a plain FTP. It was like, I like plain shit. Like it wasn't too much extra shit. So I was like, I always pick this shit. And he was like, bro, good looking on the motherfucker. Like, bro, thank you. I appreciate you fool. You know what I mean? I'm like, bro.


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[Assistant] Man, is that? Yeaah. Gives so much love because...


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[Assistant] He's one of those kids. Like, the kids that buy his shit, he is actually one of those kids. He's not like a corporation like Gap and they don't know what the fuck, who's buying what and it's like they hire, hire some young body and, and still have them corporated mind and shit like.


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[Assistant] He's actually one of those kids. So he knows what's hot. He knows what's cool and this shit. Like, and the people he's selling his shit to is just like him.


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[Assistant] It's a thousand kids just like him, bruh. And they all like, bruh, I can't wait to, like,


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[Assistant] This is how like I attracted, I was attracted to motherfuckers Gucci and Boozy style when they was rapping because I ain't used to listen to rap, I used to listen to Go-Go when I came up. Go-Go's a DC music and shit. Like my whole life I would listen to Go-Go every day and shit.


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[Assistant] But it's like, alright, the band is the music. Then the people come to the club, you know what I mean? Or just ignorant motherfuckers. But with it, like everybody's from DC so you're from a hood. You're not in the gang, you're just from wherever you live at. You're just from there and y'all go to the club together.


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[Assistant] Alright, see, alright now, it's like that, so.


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[Assistant] We'll attach ourselves to one specific street. So we're like 18 from Monroe, right? But...


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? Like, all the way up to Varnum, like, it's our area, 1A zone. You know what I mean? Clean side, that whole area, like, but 18th of Monroe is the street you gon' catch us at. That's the joint we get off of, you know what I mean? That's where you gon' boop boop boop. Just like when you go down to social quarters.


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[Assistant] Social quarters is a comp, it's like a project, but that's a project. See, my shit residential, and they shit a project, so they got the buildings and, you know what I mean, session A and all that. So, they shit be M Street, first in M Street, they had Tyler House.


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[Assistant] And, uhm, Sibley Plaza, two buildings, you know what I mean? They from the same joint social quarter, but that's Tyler House and that's Sibley Plaza.


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[Assistant] And they got down bottom, and you know what I mean, threes and like, you know what I mean, the unit and all this shit, you know what I mean, but they all searching quarters. And when they, during the day, they get into it with each other. But when they go out, they search them quarters.


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[Assistant] You see what I'm sayin'? So when we had to go-go, we served some quarters. We ain't, it ain't, oh, what I got into you, what that did right now, we here cause they there too. You see what I'm sayin'? So that's where the crews come into it, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] Boozy spoke how I felt. Gucci spoke what I was doing.


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[Assistant] But the way they said it, it was like, I didn't think rappers could do it cause it was conventional rap at the time where it was like, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] 3 minute song, 3 hooks, 2 verse, 2, I mean 2 hooks, 3 hooks, what was it, 4 hooks and 3 verses or some shit like that, you know what I mean? And Gucci was doing whatever the fuck he wanted. Boozy was doing whatever the fuck they wanted. And then the way they was sounding, it was like, like you said, like go, go, go, like, it was one line when Gucci said,


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[Assistant] He said green hummer, green vac, green corp, green chevy, green something.


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[Assistant] Red, red like something, he said yellow something, red something, right? Yea. And for his ad list, for every joint, he was like green homie, he was like go.


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[Assistant] So that's where that shit come from. It's like all energy into your shit and it's like more keeping you dancing than like you listening to. It's about like the vibe. Yea, the vibe than more than what you hear.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, nah, facts, facts. Goo-wop, yeaah, nah, facts. And that was that too. Like, I never thought a rapper could be real. Like, I never seen rappers really, my man Boozy change the game when he pulled out all hundreds.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? It laid on the bed of all hunters and had the cars that he was talking about on his songs right behind him. He's like, man, I got a green, he got, he said, I got a green, yellow and red motherfucking, uh, uh, chargers.


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[Assistant] Nah, it's damn, nah, I'm not saying, that's why I'm saying there's a shit ton of rappers and then there's some real niggas and then some fake niggas. So I can't just be like, oh, this nigga real and this nigga fake. We be here all day, like you said, if I really went through the list of what I think is a real nigga and a fake nigga and shit from the shit that I know of these niggas. Like, if I don't know nothing about the nigga, I don't know nothing about the nigga.


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[Assistant] It's out the window, man. I don't be knowing what the fuck going on. I be seeing videos of niggas down in jail be blood.


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[Assistant] Crips, all that shit, and when the Migos get on they ass, they was running like shit, I was like, oh man, ho, bro, what the fuck, fuck you niggas, what's going on, man?


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[Assistant] Yeah, nah, when, it's Chocolate City. We came up, when you go to school, it's all black people. I ain't gonna hold you. Like, only reason I know how to interact with other cultures is cause my father was in the army and I dabbled in, like my mother in them would send me to him and I...


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[Assistant] Like in Alabama, there was white people around everywhere, you know what I mean? So it was everything.


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[Assistant] But, my niggas back home don't really know how to, that's why.


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[Assistant] As a child, from elementary to middle school to high school, and nobody's going to college, so, you know what I mean, like,