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[Assistant] Kind of using, you know, going that route. But I get what you're saying. Like there are times, for example, that same year, the offensive line went to Bill and said, he needs to carry the ball. And they were talking about me. So that's the opposite of what you're talking about.


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[Assistant] There's been some guys that the quarterbacks, you know, I'm more than sure that Aaron Rodgers has gone to his coach or Tom Brady and say, I can't, this guy don't know what he doing. You got to get him out of here.


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[Assistant] So it ha- it happens man, but it's all about being accountable. If you get an opportunity, you go out there and play, and you contribute, we move on.


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[Assistant] And I do think Kamala made a valid point. Americans could have had two extra months to practice screaming at an elderly Walmart greeter for offering them a squirt of hand sanitizer.


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[Assistant] Ever since I was a kid, I liked going to the theater. It was a thing you did.


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[Assistant] Anyone can watch movies at home, but you go to the theater, you get your tub of popcorn, you get your candy or your drink or whatever. You go into this big room and watch a movie. It's an experience. You know, the sounds of the theater. You can hear the projector going off when you're in the theater. You can hear it starting up.


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[Assistant] It's exciting, like you know when the movie's about to start because you can hear the projector start and go. I'm Patrick Jensen. I am the projection manager.


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[Assistant] I always felt like I was gonna work at a movie theater. Like I was just, I loved the...


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[Assistant] Being in a movie theater, I saw Land Before Time was the first movie I ever saw.


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[Assistant] Because all I heard was stories like, this guy scratched this film, ruined the movie, got fired. Or he can't work projection anymore. When I came here, they hired me on as an assistant. They were like, well, you know, you're gonna have to work with projectors. And I was a little hesitant, but then once I actually


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[Assistant] Was shown and didn't hit any buttons that I wasn't told specifically to hit. Started making sense and started liking it a lot.


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[Assistant] They'll either come heads out or tails out. And, uh, the head is the beginning of the movie, tail is the end. So you want, you know,


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[Assistant] You wanna attach the tail of reel 1 to the head of reel 2. So it just looks like one consistent reel of film.


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[Assistant] And then we have another machine designed specifically for putting film onto the platter.


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[Assistant] So it doesn't spin too fast or too slow. It leads off, off the center of the...


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[Assistant] And then hooks onto the ring on another platter, then that winds up around the ring as it plays. From there, you take that stuff you just ran through from platter to platter, and then run it through the machine.


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[Assistant] After a certain point you get, I mean you get faster and faster. Someone who's been doing it as long as I have can do it in under a minute. With 10 projectors it would take me about 15.


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[Assistant] It stops to shoot the image out and then moves to move to the next picture and then shoot that image out, move to the next picture, shoot that out just over and over and over again.


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[Assistant] If the movie screws up, it's my fault. So, I do my best to make sure nothing screws up. I'm sure there's a little bit of if they only knew.


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[Assistant] You know, if they only knew how hard this was, then you know, you realize not everyone asked to see the chef at a restaurant.


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[Assistant] Not everyone wants to thank the chef for a delicious meal. They just want to eat their food. Just watch your movie. Enjoy it. I hope everything goes great. I hope you leave here with a smile. Cause, I mean, that's enough.


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[Assistant] Hooking a digital up. If all you have is the one movie, maybe half an hour loading it up.


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[Assistant] And then maybe two, three minutes putting the show together. Just like you would with the film, only it's on a screen.


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[Assistant] The machine has a mechanical failure. With digital, sometimes there's no fix. Like, this theater's just down for now. Whereas, you know...


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[Assistant] Regular projectors, oh I just need to grease this wheel or I need to adjust this and now it works. It comes naturally to me to do digital


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[Assistant] At the time when digital first started, we started getting digital from this older gentleman who had been doing it forever.


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[Assistant] He was here way back when, when there was still a union job, when everyone was experts and could build and like,


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[Assistant] Ripped these projectors apart and put them back together again and run them all fine. And he was just disheartened. It was like, as soon as I saw his reaction, I'm like, oh man. All this, all this knowledge and skill is useless now.


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[Assistant] We're not making film, we're not making projectors, we're not making film equipment. You know, tough shit.


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[Assistant] You're not gonna hear that clack when you're in the theater anymore. Like, I mean, you're gonna miss the sound of everything.


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[Assistant] I know he's sympathetic to any loss of life. I will ask him. He doesn't tweet about everything. He doesn't make a comment about everything.


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[Assistant] Hello everybody and welcome to Oops! All Bards! I'm here today with Pat Gill and Simone de Rochefort and Susanna Polo, Polygon's entertainment editor.


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[Assistant] We are also joined by special guest Joey Beatty, who you might recognize from Netflix's adaptation of The Witcher.


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[Assistant] In addition to being an actor, he's also a talented musician. Joey is a vocalist and a musician in the band The Amazing Devil, whose most recent album Ruin came out on Halloween 2021. I was listening to it.


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[Assistant] He's also a big fan of D&D, which is why we're all here today for Oops All Bards. Hello, welcome everybody. Thank you for having me.


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[Assistant] Well thank you for joining us. Here we are in Heartbreak City. It's time once again for Heartbreak City's annual Battle of the Bands. A chance for small town nobodies to make it big. Winners get a contract with Gold Dust Records and they're whisked away never to return or be heard from again in Heartbreak... Heartbeat City.


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[Assistant] It's been a humiliating trial for our three bards. Every year you compete.


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[Assistant] Just really, really boring stuff. So, Bards, I'm gonna go around and ask you to tell us who you are and what the topic of your performance last year was. Let's do Pat first. Pat, who are you?


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[Assistant] Uh, Pat, I cannot wait to demand that you perform beat poetry at a moment's notice for us.


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[Assistant] Incredible. Simone, why don't you go ahead and tell us who your bard is and why they did so bad at last year's Battle of the Bards? Welcome, welcome. I am


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[Assistant] Oh man, well they're missing out. I'm certain we'll love to hear it at some point today.


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[Assistant] That sounds incredible and I can't wait for you to give us a sample of that at some point during this. Uhm, I do love that you're playing a bird whose bard powers is not to sing. That's a good combo.


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[Assistant] But Bards are a support class. After all so, you have hired a mercenary to lead the way. A fighter by the name of Sue Cash. Joey, tell us who you are and why you joined this starry eyed group of doofuses on this adventure.


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[Assistant] The three of you bards have heard rumor of a perfect challenge, the stuff that legends are indeed made of. A young white dragon has taken up residence somewhere outside of town likely planning some dastardly attack on Heartbeat City.


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[Assistant] If you could stop the dragon before it makes its move, you would be heroes for sure. The only problem is, while people have seen the white dragon flying over the city, it's not clear where the dragon is holed up.


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[Assistant] But you've heard through your bard networks that there is an elf who works as a seamstress for the local circus who has been having visions about the dragon. Do you guys seek her out?


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[Assistant] Deep in Heartbeat City's Carnival District, past all the carnival games and sideshow acts, you find a little hut with an Elvin Woodland sitting out front. She has feathered blonde hair and she's draped all over in scarves. She's hand sewing what looks like an acrobats costume. And when you walk up to who you


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[Assistant] Uh, when you walk up to her, she startles and nicks herself with a needle. She says, oh hello, how can I help you?


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[Assistant] I keep my visions to myself. Why, I'm Fleetwood the elf. Pleased to meet all of you.


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[Assistant] Oh, that's pretty good. Okay. So Fleetwood kind of, she, she lays the costume down on her lap and she kind of leans back and looks you up and down and says, okay, I, you know, I think, I think you might be all right. Here's the thing.


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[Assistant] I don't know if I think you guys are strong enough to defeat this monster. So uhm.


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[Assistant] I think if I told you were, uuuh.


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[Assistant] If I told you where it is, it would be sending you to your doom unless you could prove to me somehow that you're strong enough to defeat this dragon. Otherwise, this vision stays with me.


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[Assistant] I mean, you in the middle, you seem like you might be strong enough, but how are you gonna prove it to me?


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[Assistant] Can I roll to help with my acrobatics? Yeah, if any of you want to make some sort of bard powering roll or anything you can do to help Sue.


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[Assistant] Uh, and Fleetwood watches this at first like, mmm, and then, mmm, okay. Uh, and she sets aside her works and says, okay, I will tell you my vision.


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[Assistant] Here it is, to the north of the city. There's a tunnel that leads into a great bowl in the mountain. There, the young white dragon makes its lair, preparing to attack the city. If you can defeat it, well, that would be a pretty cool story, I bet.


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[Assistant] You very man of adventurers, uh, depart the city and go northward. And there, there is indeed a large mountain that overlooks Heartbeat City. Uh, and you can, you can see it. It just kind of looms over the city at all, all times.


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[Assistant] Uh, and there is, now that you know to look for it, there is indeed, uh,


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[Assistant] I mean, there's lots of crags and nooks and crannies and nannies just like plugged into the side of this mountain, but you do see what looks to be a pretty clear entrance to somewhere deeper within the mountain. You also happen to see, standing just outside of it, are two pretty, pretty lackadaisical figures.


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[Assistant] Uh, one of them is a child with just a fluffy cloud of dark hair wearing a vest over a very elaborately patterned shirt with a cravat.


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[Assistant] And to his side is a young man in purple robes and you've never seen eyes as blue as his.


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[Assistant] The child looks up to you as you approach and says, I'm a voodoo child. He's a magic man. If you want to continue, you must best us in a challenge. Say no more. What is the challenge? We shall meet it.


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[Assistant] They exchange looks and they're like, alright. Uh, and the voodoo child steps up first and says,


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[Assistant] Why don't you show me your best transformation? And if you can beat my best transformation,


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[Assistant] We'll let you inside. Assuming you can beat Magic Man's challenge as well.


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[Assistant] And the, as you watch closely, the voodoo child raises his hands towards the sun and wraps them together in these really weird complicated shapes, uh, and you can't really tell what his fingers are doing, but when you look past him onto the stone behind him, you see a perfect likeness of himself riding an eagle.


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[Assistant] Excellent, okay, uh, I guess I'm gonna roll for him to see if he breaks- I'm gonna say this is a constitution check.


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[Assistant] To take your action seriously, oh, that's a shame. Uh, he did roll a 10, so I don't think that's gonna be successful.


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[Assistant] Candle, yeaah. Thank you. It was a very evocative description.


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[Assistant] Uh, well, the voodoo child and Wilson, they kind of, which is the name of the wizard, um, kind of tug around in their corner and they, they whisper to themselves and they turn back and they say, yeah, you know what? That was a pretty good transformation. I'll give it to you, but you still have to beat.


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[Assistant] The magic man's challenge. The magic man steps up and he says, yeah, I got a puzzle for you.


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[Assistant] If he likes it, he will spare them, and if not, he will kill all of them, the whole orchestra.


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[Assistant] The orchestra plays their best song, but in the end, the blue dragon was not satisfied. Yet when he attacked, only a single member of the orchestra was killed. Why is this?


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[Assistant] If you want to make intelligence or wisdom rolls, I can give you hints. Yes, mama.


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[Assistant] You know, with your pure intelligence role, that blue dragons control electricity.


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[Assistant] Incredible. Okay, well you've successfully convinced Wilson the Magic Man that...


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[Assistant] Uh, you know what the answer is, and he'll lean over and be like, uh, yeaah, they're so close. In fact, I think that tall one with the rose, uh, basically got it, but unless they say the word, I really can't give it to them.


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[Assistant] And Wilson goes, oh, you did it, little man. You said it. Congratulations, you all got it.


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[Assistant] Obviously, only the conductor of the orchestra died because he drew the lightning attack from the blue dragon. And the rest of the orchestra...


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[Assistant] You're one, uh, you're one smart cookie, Wilson says, looking you up and down. You look pretty strong, too.


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[Assistant] Well, before Wilson steps aside to let you into this cavern, he says, in fact,


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[Assistant] He pulls out from the pocket of his robes a potion of hit me with your best shot, which is of course a potion of true strike, which I will say preemptively so we don't get comments about this, explicitly does not exist in D&D. I did it for the pun and I'm not sorry.


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[Assistant] It will give you one charge of, uhm, True Strike. Uhm, which basically grants you an insight bonus on your target's defense and lets you get advantage on your first attack roll.


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[Assistant] It will be an action to drink it, yes. And can it be shared? No. One charge.


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[Assistant] Through the mountain until you reach this wide open plain, just like a big, one might say arena style area.


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[Assistant] Uh, and the three of you walk in and as soon as you do, you see coiled up on the other side, uhm, this lithe young white dragon. Very powerful. It's got ivory scales and emerald colored eyes and bright red spikes running down its back.


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[Assistant] And it hisses at you and it sounds like rain pelting a rooftop.


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[Assistant] Uh, and everybody go ahead and make perception checks for me.


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[Assistant] Uhm, give me like a strength check. I'm not gonna say this is an attack. Just give me a strength check.


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[Assistant] And you realize belatedly who she is. She is the woman who runs the Battle of the Bards every year. You didn't recognize her. She wasn't all done up in her gold. She steps out of the shadows and looks at you and says, I didn't expect you to notice me.


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[Assistant] Every year I come to this horrible little podunk town and run the battle of the bands hoping to find the best warrior slash front man for my band. And I keep bringing in these charismatic dummies who can't take the hard long travel of the road, their soft


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[Assistant] And they're so, they're so smart and they're so charismatic and you want to watch them all day long, but the moment they get onto the streets, they can't handle themselves. They get blisters and their soft hands get all torn up. I can't take it anymore. This year I decided.


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[Assistant] That I would find the strongest, smartest, most charismatic warrior in all of the city. And that a battle of the bards just wouldn't do.


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[Assistant] And it's you, Sue. You have bested my challenges and proven yes, you!


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[Assistant] You have chosen, you have proven to me that you have the true lead singer characteristics.


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[Assistant] Fleetwood says, join me or face the consequences. And you see Jolene sort of get to her feet and start to, to uncoil as if to prepare for battle.


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[Assistant] Excellent. Incredible. Uh, worth noting that I did give your character great weapon master feat, uh, where you can, uh, take a minus five to your melee attack to do extra big damage.


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[Assistant] Excellent. Before you take your big hit, do any bards want to do, do you have any buffs? Does anybody want to do anything to support this action?


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[Assistant] Young white dragons, probably because they're young, are just not very wise. So, uh, they did not, uh, uh, Jolene did not roll well. Uh, what, can you give us a sample of what your vicious mockery sounds like?


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[Assistant] Excellent. And remind us what bardic inspiration does, please, Simone.


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[Assistant] Uh, and so is Jolene the young white dragon seeing these two pretty harrowing figures, each of them, one has a bottle in the left hand, the other has a bottle in the right hand, they are swinging and ready to go, and Jolene


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[Assistant] Excellent. Well, the young white dragon, yeaah, it lands this hit, but the, the, the, the specter of Sue just dissipates. And it turns to you, Joey, but it is your turn, so go ahead and give us an attack.


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[Assistant] Uh, the, the specter of this, uh, Jolene the young white dragon also dissipates.


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[Assistant] Uh, and Gold Dust Woman steps forward and says, you shattered my illusions. How dare you.


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[Assistant] Uh, and, and she says, okay, okay, okay, okay. I can see that.


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[Assistant] You're perhaps more powerful as a group and that maybe no one of you is the front man. Maybe you belong together and are more powerful as a unit.


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[Assistant] Fleetwood, uh, the sorcerer, capable of casting powerful illusions, uh, kind of like folds her arms and looks all of you up and down and says, well, I think...


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[Assistant] Maybe just this once, I could accept all four of you as a band. What do you say?


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[Assistant] Wait, maybe before I do this I should hear your sound. Come on in. Why don't you give me a performance? Which one of you plays guitar? Who's the bassist? Who's the drummer? Uh, which one of you sings?


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[Assistant] I would, I would love to, eh, for everybody to roll some sort of charisma or performance roll, uh, just so that we get an impression about what this band's gonna be like.


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[Assistant] Okay, incredible. Wait, I do, I am curious what all of the rest of your wild successes look like. So your lead, Sue, has passed out entirely unconscious.


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[Assistant] Well, inexplicably, like truly inexplicably, this combination of, uh, piano-based synthesizer, uh, with one lead singer and one, uh, uh, prostrated, uh, kind of gargling backup singer.


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[Assistant] That I feel like actually does synergize well with Sammy Splinters. So you know, it somehow, somehow works. It's sort of a, uh, almost a Pet Shop Boys style energy I think is what you guys end up with, with all of those.


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[Assistant] I can't believe I don't have to do Battle of the Bards anymore. You've got a built-in roadie frontman. I think this is really gonna work.


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[Assistant] I think it's time to sign contracts and she'll pull out some contracts and hand them on over to you guys.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's just it for the rest of time. And she passes over the contracts with you.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you shouldn't. None of you should read it. You should just sign it right now. Your dreams are here. Are you just gonna walk away from your dreams? Unclear if any of us can read.


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[Assistant] Excellent. Actually, do, do, uh, does Sweet Caroline and Sue, do you both sign as well?


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[Assistant] Alright, we're gonna keep all of these character sheets on record, and then we'll be able to pull them out.


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[Assistant] I'll should check out Joey's, uh, amazing band, The Amazing Devils. I shouldn't have said amazing to describe it. You should check out Joey's.


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[Assistant] Uh, incredible band, The Amazing Devil. Uh, they just released an album called Ruin on Halloween 2021, which means it's still fresh and waiting and it's incredibly atmospheric. So if you're doing like a spooky, uh, Christmas party, uh, you've got a soundtrack all built and ready for you. Um, Joey, thank you for joining us today.


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[Assistant] Okay.


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[Assistant] Hadi, hepiniz buraya gelin ve beni çok iyi dinleyin.


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[Assistant] I don't know


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[Assistant] Yes.


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[Assistant] No studio. When I came here from Germany ten years ago I...


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[Assistant] So this protagonist Pai Patel mentions that his father used to have a zoo in Pondicherry and his father would keep a


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[Assistant] World had been reading the famous, um, environmental specialist from theological standpoint, David Heberman. He is a professor in Indiana University, which is perhaps the first.


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[Assistant] Thank you. It was such a wonderful discussion.


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[Assistant] At one point, knowledge became the power and this, um,


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[Assistant] It was used, the whole technological advancement was considered or used how we can utilize nature for, for more and more sensual pleasures. And then we saw the drawbacks of it.


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[Assistant] They also create and identify treatment plans for these patients. They will train patients to strengthen and use those muscles and swallowing.


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[Assistant] They also educate family members on ways to assist patients with speech problems and again with their diets and things like that. They will assist with language development or speech problems with children and so if children are having a cognitive problem learning how to speak or if they have something like a rhythm problem or a


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[Assistant] And you want to try to major in something like communication sciences or disorders. And some universities are offering that as an undergrad option. If you don't have that option, you may want to go with something like communication, speech, or English that may help you prepare and reduce the amount of prerequisite courses that you may have to take for the master's program. But you can sometimes get an unrelated degree.


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[Assistant] And then go back and get a masters in this. Now, once you go into the masters program, you're going to want to get a degree in speech language pathology.


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[Assistant] They love the job options because with this profession you can work in hospitals, you can work in schools, you can work sometimes in private practices, you also can work with a wide range of patients, you can work with the elderly, you can work with stroke victims, you can work with children. So there's a lot of variation with this job and people really like that aspect of it. What about some of the dislikes?


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[Assistant] And then finally, sometimes people won't understand their scope of practice and that can be kind of frustrating because, for example, they won't understand that they're more than just teaching someone how to speak properly. They actually do a lot more than that. And so sometimes they'll find that frustrating. Okay, now let's talk about the jobs outlook and salary statistics. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is the


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[Assistant] I'm very sorry. It's been very silly of me, but it's an amazing likeness. Yes, you'd better come along, old man.


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[Assistant] Yes, I expect they'll require them for something or other. I read in the paper that they're putting up stark ratings.


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[Assistant] And certain charters of what you were about to say was it was stumbled on something pretty serious.


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[Assistant] Last act, Charters. It's no good hanging about on the off-charts. It's good, Chris.


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[Assistant] In 1880, in the reign of Victoria of England.


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[Assistant] A number of events occurred which led to a man giving his name to the languages of the world. That man was Captain Boycott.


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[Assistant] Search for Baby Shark Brooklyn on YouTube!


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[Assistant] The police will stay as long as they're needed. You promised that. The captain has given you his word. You'll be perfectly safe.


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[Assistant] Is to keep the peace here. If you ride this horse at Koran, I will not be responsible.


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[Assistant] Yes, we were almost in the same CBS family. There was a show called, uhm, How I Met Your Mother. I remember, yeaah.


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[Assistant] It was a great show, I loved it, everyone loved it, and they were going to make another one called How I Met Your Dad, starring me, and uhm, we shot the pilot, and it was so much fun, and I loved working on it, and then they take the pilot to, uh, Las Vegas, and they- It's like a focus group. Yeah, they test it.


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[Assistant] Okay, so Lady Bird is about a girl named Christine McPherson who makes everybody call her Lady Bird and it takes place over the senior year of high school and it's kind of a love story between her and her mom how like,


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[Assistant] How hard it is to say goodbye and how one person's coming of age is another person's letting go. And it's, it's, it's really funny, but it will also make you cry and call your mom.


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[Assistant] Skirt check, yea. If it goes below your fingertips, or above your fingertips, it's bad. Wow.


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[Assistant] Yeah, sort of like ukulele playing nuns, um, like, yeah, musical nuns, um, but they didn't, like we would do, we had-


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[Assistant] But we would do like, we would have like uhm, you know, I took theology for four years because it was part of it. And I remember, the school I went to is called St. Francis and it's based on St. Francis of Assisi. And so we watched, we watched the Zeffirelli film, Brother, Son, Sister Moon.


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[Assistant] Is becoming St. Francis. And the way he does it is pretty dramatic. He like takes off all of his clothes in the town square and is like, I don't need your money, father. And I always identified with the father being like, oh no.


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[Assistant] So cute, he's a beautiful guy, but then then put a post-its note over the place where she knew his butt would be.


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[Assistant] It was really hard at the beginning. The first tours we did, I used to lose weight because I never got to eat.


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[Assistant] But now we kind of gain weight when we're on tour because we have so many-


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[Assistant] You need some deodorant, some mouthwash, for sure. Hydrogen peroxide and Q-tips for them ears. Some earbuds, a speaker, lotion, face moisturizer, those are like my essentials. Aquaphor, my essentials, all that. Nothing else.


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[Assistant] Day in and day out, I'm watching something. And it's normally the office. Because I've seen it so many times, I have all the scenes memorized. Like, if I hear the audio, I know what, I'm picturing what the scene is. It's fucking crazy. Yesterday, I had my phone.


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[Assistant] Lying face down on my bed, and I was drawing, and it was just the audio from the office. I was listening to the audio. My dad came in and was like,


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[Assistant] Well, when you say going out song, I think of like, driving in my car, by a bunch of people with the windows down. Cause like, that's the one place where I'm like, I want people to see me cause I got a beautiful car. You know?


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[Assistant] So, I would probably put on Campfire by Amine.


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[Assistant] That's like the song. That's like the song I would play if I'm driving in my car and people were watching. Campfire.


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[Assistant] Uhm, lately it's been this song called SHH by Big Pig.


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[Assistant] It's the cutest little song. She also has a song called Lie To Me that I love. That's a good like relaxed one.


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[Assistant] I grew up listening to Scottie. Like, I used to listen to this song, Dry Your Breaks, all the time when I was little.


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[Assistant] I like totally forgot about it and recently me and my dad have been making this playlist of like just songs that I grew up listening to that he like showed me and my brother and it's been like bringing back so many memories and so many songs that I forgot about and like making, like reintroducing them in my life.


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[Assistant] Yeah, those are like the main ones right now. But I've been like replay, replay, replay over and over again.


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[Assistant] I will first of all use my shovel to bury this here corpse.


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[Assistant] I proceeded behind subject for two blocks. Did the subject see you?


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[Assistant] At the corner of Bismarckstrasse, subject encountered an air raid warden. I observed him, talking to him for some minutes.


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[Assistant] Very hot indeed. What will you do when this great catalogue is finished?


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[Assistant] You're young, handsome. I say it not for gallantry's sake, I say what I see. You might do anything.


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[Assistant] I worked on the old man's catalogue in the morning. And in the afternoon I worked on her.


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[Assistant] Ten thousand in funds. Left to her in her mother's will. She can't touch it unless she marries. And her uncle makes sure she never will by keeping her close. That house is her prison. But you're gonna marry her? Oh, then I could do what I like with her.


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[Assistant] I've become the exemplary Mr. Richard Rivers. I will.


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[Assistant] You're gonna become my friend. Persuaded to trust me. To run away and marry me.


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[Assistant] A fingersmith with a heart of gold, Sue.


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[Assistant] Because she's yours, and I know she can do it.


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[Assistant] Susan has been mating for a lady who is married and gone to India. So she has lost her place.


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[Assistant] Susan is a very good girl, I wrote, but... And I put this rather well, I think.


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[Assistant] I told you she's a bit simple. Living with her uncle will tip her over the brink.


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[Assistant] Drops, bad dreams, good. Excellent, does she talk about me though?


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[Assistant] Next week the prints will be done and I'll have to leave. You will have to work on her harder. Convince her she's in love with me. Damn it, Sue! That girl's worth three thousand pounds to you!


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[Assistant] I'm so sorry I must rush back to that wretched print. You will be alright, Maude. You sure?


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[Assistant] Such a fool. I only wanted a little company to bring you back to life. You were right.


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[Assistant] Christine Graves is so eager for us to join them in Chelsea, they're offering their carriage to take us there tomorrow.


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[Assistant] Tomorrow, we'll go to a great house, with fine, quiet rooms and good servants.


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[Assistant] Hello everyone and welcome to the video we're on Sons and Daughters episode 12, I think it is now. If not, I shall put a correction up here. Things are...


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[Assistant] Things are starting to buckle on him now. He's starting to feel the weight of it all.


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[Assistant] Is it going to collapse under the pressure? Is it not? What's going to happen with Scott slash Johnny? He's found out the truth now.


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[Assistant] How's Patricia gonna take it? If you're tuning into this one for the first time, I do advise you to go back. I'll put a card here. I don't know if that's the right side, but I'll put it here.


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[Assistant] Yeah, don't talk, don't talk about it when he's got a cricket bat in his hands. Or a ball. Hard ball.


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[Assistant] I'd still find a way to smash those windows. Not on purpose. Accidentally.


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[Assistant] He just wants it on a plate. That's all he wants. He didn't want it to do any work.


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[Assistant] You didn't even want me around. That's what a lot of Mitch people do. Don't know why. If you're Mitch, let me know.


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[Assistant] And to my Patreon members, it is you that bring the content to me that brings the content back to you. So thank you all ever so much no matter what tier you are. I love you all and I really do appreciate it. Thank you. So with that, I shall go to the next one and hope to see you there. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] You and grandad never got onto a war together, have ya?


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[Assistant] Look, I'd tell you all about it if I thought it'd help any. It's something losing sleep over. I'd have to do better than that.


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[Assistant] What about you and grandad at the wedding? There's a lot more to that than me and Lynn, isn't there? Like you said, we've never got on.


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[Assistant] and the GOP are already pursuing a slash-and-burn strategy to push their agenda through, which brings us to the question, where are the Democrats and what's their plan for stopping Trump? For more on this, it's time for a closer look.


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[Assistant] It can be hard to keep track of the procedural things that Trump's government is actually doing on a daily basis because every day there's some new, absurd controversy. Like on Monday, when the New York Times reported an in-depth look at how isolated Trump is in the White House with this particularly eyebrow-raising detail.


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[Assistant] When Trump is not watching television in his bathrobe, he will sometimes set off to explore the unfamiliar surroundings of his new home.


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[Assistant] Over here is the painting of Kennedy, there's the bust of Lincoln, and there are the nuts of Trump.


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[Assistant] Now there is nothing wrong with a man wearing a bathrobe, but Trump was apparently so upset with the portrayal, he sent White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer out to


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[Assistant] Trump and Republicans are quietly rolling back Obama era regulations on everything from the environment to Wall Street. For example, last week Trump signed an executive order that began the process of repealing an Obama era regulation mandating that any investment advisor must meet a fiduciary standard of acting in the best interest of their clients. That's it.


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[Assistant] The rule they want to get rid of literally says you can't try to rip people off.


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[Assistant] Although I guess I'm not surprised Trump would be against a no ripping people off rule considering the diplomas at Trump University were just a piece of paper with the word psych written on it.


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[Assistant] So the question is, can Democrats do anything to stop Trump's slash and burn agenda? Well, yesterday they got close, forcing Vice President Mike Pence to go to the Senate and break a 50-50 tie to confirm Trump's pick for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.


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[Assistant] Although I'm sure Pence was eager for any excuse to get the hell out of the White House. You guys don't know how bad it is. The President wears a bathrobe and let's just say he's seen basic instinct.


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[Assistant] Now just how bad of a pick is Betsy DeVos? Well, even Republicans who voted for her think she needs to learn more about how public schools work. Yesterday, Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer said, adding,


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[Assistant] She's admitting the education secretary needs to learn how to run public schools on the job. That's like saying the new bus driver doesn't technically have a license or any experience behind the wheel, but I can't think of a better place for him to learn than while carting our children down the interstate.


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[Assistant] The bus has nearly stopped, in part, as a result of the intense grassroot energy building on the left right now. To give you an idea of how effective the Women's March has been, a poll found that 60% of Americans say they support the Women's March, compared to just 27% of Americans who said they supported the Tea Party movement in 2010.


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[Assistant] But Democrats have to do more than just be against things. They also have to have something to offer to Americans who are so desperate for change that they voted for Donald Trump. Now some Democrats do seem interested in acknowledging that their party lost touch with the working class. Appointment, uh, Elizabeth Warren made on Saturday.


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[Assistant] The excuses end now. Elizabeth Warren is like a high school football coach giving a halftime speech, but the Democratic Party is like the Atlanta Falcons drifting off during a halftime speech and forgetting there's more football to play.


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[Assistant] Because Elizabeth Warren wants Democrats to acknowledge that they made mistakes and lost touch with the working class, but she's running into resistance from the Old Guard, led by Nancy Pelosi,


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[Assistant] The auto industry? That was eight years ago. Democrats, you're the pussycat dolls of Capitol Hill. It's been a while since you've had a hit.


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[Assistant] In fact, Pelosi ended up proving exactly why Democrats need new leadership on Monday when at a press conference she actually slipped into some old talking points and seemed to forget who the president was.


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[Assistant] That's the face you make when the best man forgets the name of the bride. Kayla's a great gal. I mean, Kelsey Kylie. Wow. I'm sorry. It's just, he's been with so many women.


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[Assistant] Bernie Sanders' popularity alone should underscore the appetite for new ideas and leadership in the Democratic Party. Lots of people were feeling the burn, but I don't remember a single case of Pelosi fever, also known as osteopelosis.


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[Assistant] Democrats need to strike a strong contrast with the GOP because Republicans clearly have no interest in listening to them. On Tuesday night, for example,


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[Assistant] Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell used an arcane Senate rule to silence Elizabeth Warren as she tried to speak out against Trump's nominee for Attorney General Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions. Asked to explain why he stopped Warren from speaking, McConnell said


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[Assistant] She was given an explanation, nevertheless, she persisted.


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[Assistant] Nevertheless, she persisted. McConnell tried to slam Warren and instead he gave her the tagline for an action movie.


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[Assistant] Democrats, you have millions of fired-up protesters demanding that you stand up to Trump. More of you should be on board with Warren. I mean, isn't there anyone out there willing to stand up and fight? What's Obama up to? Maybe he'll come back.


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[Assistant] In November, America elected Donald Trump. And yeaah. The Russians helped. And yeaah. The FBI director helped. And yeaah.


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[Assistant] He lost the popular vote by 3 million votes.


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[Assistant] But we cannot let ourselves off the hook so easily. Not as progressives, not as Democrats. The excuses end now.


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[Assistant] The order for the new textbooks was sent in three weeks ago, Miss Wiggins. Thank you, Miss Ellis.


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[Assistant] In 2004, 45% of rural counties lacked hospital obstetric services. A decade later, it jumped up to 54%.


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[Assistant] Nine rural hospitals have closed across Tennessee.


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[Assistant] Why? Oh man, let's talk about the building blocks. You know, I have refrained from going to a Super Bowl. As much access I've never been to.


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[Assistant] This is gonna be a brown. Period. Right. I've refrained.


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[Assistant] Even when it's been close to me, I've been, I've refrained from going, right? And you talk about the building blocks here. So let's talk about the building blocks.


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[Assistant] Clowney comes back to Cleveland because Miles Garrett is on the other side. Absolutely. Right. You start Clowney. Garrett.


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[Assistant] Championship contending you need pieces. That's why you would leave here for me and I was on the tape, right? Because you thinking that you won't get it in a long run coming back here. You might take a little less now, but if this thing really parlayed itself, you're going to parlay yourself into something bigger.


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[Assistant] People take less money as you get longer in the tooth. Yeah, right.


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[Assistant] Because you want to remember yourself as a winner. You want to be in a winning environment, right?


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[Assistant] Recent memory here, the quarterbacks now, I mean, the teams are now going back to.


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[Assistant] Uh, put pairing quarterback with receivers that they know you look at, uh, look at Cincinnati and what they did putting, putting those two together, right? Now you're talking about Miami, Philly, same thing. Putting Philly, I mean, putting Watson and maybe Fuller back together, you know, because you want to shorten the learning curve here. I ain't got time to learn everybody here. Guys want to play with Watson.


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[Assistant] So Tim, as you see the Browns putting these pieces together, the building blocks together for the upcoming season, what's your assessment here of the job that they're doing?


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[Assistant] Damn that. Here, help the whole NBA guy out here, right? Now, I'm just an NBA guy, but I got two studs in the backfield. I got Hunt.


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[Assistant] Tell me why that occurred, right? Because to the casual fan, I said, I have two studs here. I like, I amplify my chances here because if I'm trying to show the defense, you don't know how I'm coming at you. Why have we not seen that here?


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[Assistant] That's harsh. I love that tweet Tim. Bring that back up.


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[Assistant] It's iconic, it's just like when you go to most, uh, big cities, you see the cities associated with the stadium name. Sure. Sofi Stadium in LA, uh, Staples used to be out in LA. I mean, so you were in the Yankee State, well not Yankee State. I think like Fenway, Wrigley, there's


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[Assistant] So to your point though, the Browns are not going to give the money back, right? No. No, it's all right. It's all right. In fact, we'll have somebody pays more, right? Yeah, like, so here's the deal. I should be trying to do that.


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[Assistant] It could be one bird, it depends on what the contract says. The contract can say a thousand things, right? So uhm, the one thing is that the Browns have probably, if I think about it, have factored this money into their operations. I would imagine they have.


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[Assistant] Well, for me, I'm thinking about the economics of it, right? So the Browns have to supplant this money. I would change it to Sherman Williams Stadium because Sherman Williams is building this New World Air Quarters. Oh, wow. Okay, now that's a great idea, bro. And then it would kind of line up with a message that I think the city's trying to portray, right? We're investing in.


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[Assistant] Millions, hundreds of millions of dollars, the state, the county, the city, and putting Sherman Williams headquarters downtown, right? And so I just, I just think that would be fit for, uh, Brown State, but that's going to be the iconic place that you know here. We're in Sherman Williams Stadium here, right?


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[Assistant] Well here, the Mavericks have run into a buzzsaw, right? They're clearly out.


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[Assistant] Right, when the Warriors go small, there's nothing, there's nothing that the Mavericks can do. The problem for the Mavericks is this. They can't, they got a bunch of no-name guys. You ain't got one guy that can even help out here. Well, they have one, but that's the problem. No, Luca, after Luca


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[Assistant] Nah, I was, I had to say I was eating on Friday night, right? And uh, you know, I'm sensitive to the Warriors here, cause I remember when they came in Cleveland, I just remember people in the state always chanting that little chant.


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[Assistant] Oh my god. And so then when he did this in the game, he hits the three and then he does this as the maverick trying to make the comeback. He does this and the print of my was like, you still mad about this. He did like this. I go sleep. I go sleep.


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[Assistant] And then, so I was listening to the NBA radio the next day, right? So Rick Mahorn is on here and they asked Rick about, he said, what if Steph Curry was playing in the league when you were in Rick, uh, Rick and, and Steph Curry would come down the lane, what would happen? He'd start busting out laughing. And then this is what he said, well,


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[Assistant] So I had a, on my list there were a number of ones that came to mind. And I'm going back in history here. So you know, so I have.


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[Assistant] He was killing them, right? And then the ultimate is Jim Brown.


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[Assistant] I mean, you can go back and watch those films with Jim Brown. I like.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but he's probably, they're probably allude to exactly what you said. You know, a little bit more past, a little less.


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[Assistant] You know, one thing I wish for Cleveland, and when I say Cleveland, it's not the city of Cleveland, but it's Cleveland in general.


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[Assistant] Let's stop playing around with things, right? Things that need to get done. Let's just get them done. Figure out a way to get it done, right?


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[Assistant] You know, I stand out on Channel 3's balcony and I can see Lake Erie.


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[Assistant] But when I'm on the ground floor, I can't see Lake here, right? We got to resolve that, right? And I said, we, not the City of Cleveland, we have to resolve it. Looking at Burke Lake Front Airport, right? Why is that in the way here, right?


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[Assistant] Now you want population downtown, let's get it going here, right? Brown Stadium, we want to revive that area so it becomes thumper. We know the place that this place can be. But forever, whatever, even in the things we're working on, convention center, things of that nature, we're talking about things way too long here, right? Some of this stuff just needs to get done, right? Get it done. Period.


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[Assistant] Point blank. Amen. Right? The problem here is we get in our own way. And I think sometimes, Jay, we're afraid to be great.


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[Assistant] When Deshaun Watson arrived for his massage appointment, Ashley Solis says her excitement quickly turned to something else. A stark realization that Watson had come for more than just a massage.


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[Assistant] First, she says, Watson refused the towel she had provided to cover him, insisting on using what she describes as a tiny hand towel instead.


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[Assistant] Then, after the session began, she says Watson attempted to bare his naked body.


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[Assistant] A lot of people don't know this, but we actually co-starred in a popular teen drama back in the 90s. Do you remember that? Yes, that's right. I forgot about that. It was uhm, what was it called? It was called uhm...


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[Assistant] Speak for yourself. Yes. That's right. Yeah, yeah. Uh, we played two high school seniors. Right. Who were in love with the same girl. And the show was great, but there were some weird audio issues. Do you remember? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The director is this guy, um, Giovanni Pacini. Uh, right. Who was like this very intense, uh,


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[Assistant] Right? Yeah, we both had to sing. Yeah. Right. Oh man. Glad you don't have a clip of that, cause... Well...


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[Assistant] With all the information, um, two grand juries that there was no information, not enough information to indict them. So I feel good about it. So I think it's the right thing to do. We just have to wait and see what they, uh, what they decide.


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[Assistant] Football, I like the fact that we went and got somebody who could, uh, who can take us to the next level.


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[Assistant] I don't know if there's a real version. I know I like guys who do similar things and


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[Assistant] And I would say like Christian McCaffrey, uh, Dalvin Cooks, Alvin Kamara's, uh, those guys who rushed the ball, received the ball, they probably could return kicks and punts if they needed to, but they don't just the way the game is played today. Um, but it's guys who can do everything that I see that are players like me.


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[Assistant] And you know, I mean, and he can even throw like a Tyree Hill in there because although his primary position is receiver, he could run the ball if he needed to, and he could also, uh, return kicks. And so those guys, that's who I like to see. I don't compare anyone to myself because we all do it differently. I just like the fact that guys are able to play multi-positions and go out there and be successful at it.


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[Assistant] Well, to be honest, I never, ever wanted to get a hit. So I would say that would be everyone.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so he's just transferring to Prairie View this year. So he'll start at Prairie View. He plays receiver. He's, he's 6'4", over 200 pounds. And so, and I told him and his friends like a month ago that I would beat them in a race now.


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[Assistant] I'm one of those guys that I'll just talk a lot of noise, never race and say you can't beat me because he was never raced. He can't say you beat me. If it doesn't happen, it can't happen.


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[Assistant] Most of the week I didn't practice, but Belichick had a rule, if you don't practice on Fridays, then you can't play in the game.


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[Assistant] And so I finally get out there Friday, which I didn't, I didn't really do much, but I went through the motions and got out there and walked through Saturday, come Sunday. I'm like, I'm ready to go.


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[Assistant] And then he didn't, and I was all taped up and everything. They didn't think I'd be ready. So I said, I'm ready to go out. I can make this work.


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[Assistant] And you know, it's just one of those, one of those days, uh, my, my dad always told me is sometimes that when you get injured,


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[Assistant] And, and so that, that particular day, it seemed like.


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[Assistant] It's like 1B now because I know that all the Cleveland fans love it. Well, what is your favorite moment?


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[Assistant] Just because I think it'd be funny. Leroy.


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[Assistant] I think he's a great coach and I think, I think that, you know,


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[Assistant] And so it's just a matter of us, us button heads and him not getting his system, him not trusting a lot of the players that he had.


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[Assistant] And so if we would have kept our team together, we probably would have won some Super Bowls or had an opportunity to go there. But because of the way he wanted his system, we were trying to do it our way. He felt it was best to get people away. And so it worked out for him once he got to New England, but I think it could have been a lot better if we would have all got together in Cleveland. It's weird because


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[Assistant] you agree with that? Unfortunately, it happens because you know, they come a lot of these times they come from coaches who are have been successful and won a lot of game. And so that's what they've learned. They learn how


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[Assistant] These new coaches who are getting new jobs, they do it differently because they're playing football different. They're not expecting to, they're not.


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[Assistant] He had 14, which was impressive. I did not, I returned eight points in my first three years. And they were all in my third year.


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[Assistant] Before I got hurt. A lot of people don't know that. I didn't just come here to turn the punch because we had Gerald McNeil.


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[Assistant] Once then, I was the first person to have double figured.


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[Assistant] And that's why I only returned eight in my third year was Belichick who came in and said, you're not going to carry the ball 20 times if you want.


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[Assistant] Really and truly, you don't have to catch the ball. And your team still gets it. People forget that. Yea, but you do.


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[Assistant] Well, if you have Belotec, then you're expected to. You can always fair catch it, and then you hope they line drive it to you, then you run it right back down their throat. Yeah, that's true. That's true.


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[Assistant] This is a card that will foretell your destiny. Foretold by a card? My destiny? I cast Illegal Counter!


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[Assistant] These were the flames of your destiny. When all three are extinguished your destiny is to burn out.


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[Assistant] Go on ahead, we've got this. Thanks guys! Come on! Not so fast jerks!


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[Assistant] Well, you won't let you pass. It's your destiny to stay here for now. Why I oughta? Sakate! Hmph!


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[Assistant] We'll be fighting you. And we're gonna enjoy it. This way!


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[Assistant] Come on, we're counting on you. Give it your all. I won't let you down. I know.


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[Assistant] Buddy call Heavenly Crystal Dragon Aldua Thora to center! Sakate, you are mine!


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[Assistant] Also, I call White Crystal Dragons Rizzling to the left and right positions! We stand ready! With their effects, I draw two cards!


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[Assistant] It's now kick-off time! Rizzling on the left, go and attack Kid Ibaraki! Commencing attack! Eden Valley! Yes, it's time to-


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[Assistant] HEAVENLY CRYSTAL DRAGON!


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[Assistant] Over turn! Discard a hand card and pay one gauge. So all Sakate's cards on the field must attack Aldo, Athora, and only one at a time. And Athora cannot be destroyed by any attacks.


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[Assistant] It's my turn! I draw! Charge and draw!


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[Assistant] You don't have any options left, weakling. Sure I do. Buddyfight has infinite possibilities. Like this one right here. I cast Prism Order!


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[Assistant] This is a counterspell I can use during my opponent's turn. I can discard one hand card and call a Prism Dragon monster from my drop zone.


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[Assistant] I call Crystal Dragon Aldo Athora from the drop zone to center! What the?


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[Assistant] In truth, your meaningless destiny has been in our hands all along.


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[Assistant] Next try, but I have soulguard ability. Darn you all. Now for final phase.


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[Assistant] I activate Crystal Grieves ability, increasing my gauge by two. This can't be! I cast.


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[Assistant] That means they're probably going to use Chibi Panda as bait to lure Gao and bots!


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[Assistant] So where's Chibi Panda? They used a gateway to teleport somewhere else. So, Wisdom's the one who kidnapped Chibi Panda.


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[Assistant] Guru's been busy. He's been running around to all the different worlds trying to stop Wisdom's chaosification.


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[Assistant] Like flies to honey. Huh? Sakate!


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[Assistant] Fight! Time to raise the flag! I'm with Star Dragon World! I'm with Katana World!


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[Assistant] I go first. I charge and I strong. Equip. Hidden Darkarm Yobikatana.


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[Assistant] I call Ibuki's right-hand man Kit Ibaraki to center!


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[Assistant] You destroyed Kid Ibaraki. Now the barrage of ambush will begin. I call Bluebeam Kid Kuma to the left!


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[Assistant] I cast ninja arts half-chill!


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[Assistant] Then the choice is easy. We'll get rid of you. I cast Banquet for the Unrighteous. One card from my drop zone goes into Shuten Demonic Deity Kit, Ibuki Soul. And I activate Oni Castle of Contraption's ability. The card just placed in Ibuki Soul is sent to the drop zone.


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[Assistant] Alright, so last night, we asked the internet, Steve, let's pull it up.


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[Assistant] What do you expect to learn from tonight's HBO special? We got three answers, I'm gonna read all three, then I'd like you guys to react. So let's cut to 17, Steve. This one first.


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[Assistant] Two things guys, Aditi's on, so we're gonna get right to it. Oh good! And she has to be done by 11.50, so we got 15 minutes with her at 11.48. Ooh, let's cherish it. You'll see the countdown clock sound.


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[Assistant] You know what? I actually think it's more mature for Baker to show up and just get his face in the building and make them make a move. It's really easy to forget about him if he's an afterthought.


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[Assistant] Listen, I love you guys. You're my favorite. I produce an entire rundown. If we get to 20% of it on a day like today, it'll be amazing. We will do the Ward Newsome, where do they rank in the best defensive back duos? At some point this week, we have that fully produced, but we gotta take a break.


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[Assistant] We have, well we got Jay Stevens, Lockdown Buckeyes coming out at 12-15. We gotta do Judge Jay. We gotta do Mike's game, so we may have to push that back to another day. Question for you guys though.


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[Assistant] We will adjust on the fly, so we're gonna take a break. Okay. We're gonna come back, do a little weight loss. Yes. Do a little good bet, bad bet. We'll get Jay on and then we'll finish the show.


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[Assistant] Good bet, bad bet, weight loss update, then Jay Stevens coming back.


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[Assistant] We'll see in a sec, but check this out first. This is from today. Yeah. G Bush weighing in and Brianna edited this. So we're going to see what comes next, but G Bush checks in. This is live reading of a video on air. This is great YouTube.


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[Assistant] That's right. Alright, second bet. Over six and a half K's tonight for police act. No disagree.


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[Assistant] We have finally some disagreement. Golden state plus one at Dallas going for the.


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[Assistant] Alright, where are we going? We got Jay Stevens on the line. Jay Stevens!


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[Assistant] And we got Roundstone up, so in case you guys don't know, The Ultimate Five is sponsored by Roundstone Insurance. Roundstone offers a better alternative for affordable, quality healthcare. For more than a decade, Roundstone Insurance has been saving small and mid-sized businesses money, an average of 20%. Yea, 20%. Contact us today to learn how you can get great healthcare benefits that your employees will love.


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[Assistant] And save money too, so shout out Anthony for saving us. Peace!


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[Assistant] So who, what do we got? Top five. So I had an entire plan today to make this a super detailed top five, but we had some chaos with no internet earlier today and stuff. So it's kind of whittered down. No excuses.


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[Assistant] Yeah, number four is the Eastern time zone. Games start way too late here. After living in Texas for three years, these nine o'clock, nine thirty tips, the national championship tip at nine forty three Eastern time on a Monday. That's atrocious. Yeah, I've always hated that.


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[Assistant] What's number three? Number three, Pacific time zone.


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[Assistant] I think one and two are the real debate here. Pacific time zone, good, not great. Yeah, I'm not nuts about, like,


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[Assistant] Your number one, number one time. Yeah. Yeah. I'm biased. I lived in Texas for three and a half years, but this was the prime time to watch sports games ended early enough that it wasn't super late. They started at a reasonable time and college football at noon is perfect.


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[Assistant] So, you're not afraid of me, eh? He said. Not much, sir.


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[Assistant] But I'm not as handsome as your grandfather. Not quite, sir. But you like me. He laughed and shook hands with her. Now, what have you been doing with my grandson? Trying to cheer him up, sir, said Joe. He seems a bit lonely. Then come and have some tea with us.


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[Assistant] Laurie was very surprised to see Joe with his grandfather.


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[Assistant] But was soon talking and laughing happily with Joe. The old man watched the two young people and noticed the change in his grandson. She's right, he thought. The boy does need cheering up.


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[Assistant] After tea, they went into a room where there was a large and beautiful piano. Do you play? Joe asked Laurie. Sometimes, he answered. Play now. I want to hear it so I can tell Beth. So Laurie played, and Joe listened.


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[Assistant] The packaging is discreet, and my treatments only cost $10 a month. Now I can use the money I saved to buy more sunblast. As you can imagine, I go through that stuff like crazy. Seriously, I could basically drink it.


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[Assistant] Open your ears for a sec. Listen up, Tegan and Sarah. In the form of one person. Alright. Did you? Alright.


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[Assistant] What's up, Tasuku? You shouldn't be here, you guys. Go and find some shelter. We came here to help. We can't just stand by and watch them destroy the city. Yes, but this is a job for the buddy police. Tasuku, over there!


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[Assistant] That may be so, but Gaito won't give up on victory.


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[Assistant] Now you're getting it. Tell him. That's us Buddyfighters for ya.


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[Assistant] We win and we lose, but we always help each other become stronger.


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[Assistant] This really gorgeous scene of an air balloon floating over sunset clouds.


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[Assistant] On a really calm and happy healing day. On the mic is my husband John. Hello.


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[Assistant] He's gonna help me bring you this step by step art lesson by making sure that when I'm demonstrating a technique


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[Assistant] Or when I'm creating a color mix or using a tool, you can really see what's happening with one of our robotic cameras that zooms in.


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[Assistant] If you're here for the live, be sure to put your questions all in caps. You may get your question answered during the show.


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[Assistant] If you're here on replay and you have a question, be sure and leave those in the comments. I read my questions every day.


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[Assistant] If you have something that you don't want to put in the comments, you can write us at support at theartsripper.com. Now, this is a very beginner focused lesson. It's got


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[Assistant] If that's of interest to you, it's part of a course, the beginner acrylic painting course.


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[Assistant] Where I teach beginners everything they need to know to start painting and get them their first time painting. But if you're just here for the air balloon


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[Assistant] That's cool too, you can just follow along and paint that as well.


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[Assistant] These are broken up into steps. Everything's time stamped and chapter marked in the description below. And there is a matching mini book that comes out 70 days after the show. So if you need written out instructions, we have all the stuff. The things, John.


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[Assistant] To help you guys do a painting, we have all of them and they're free. So let's come back and we'll begin the painting.


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[Assistant] In the first step, I'm gonna be demonstrating one of the initial gradations that as a new painter you're gonna wanna be able to do.


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[Assistant] Which is to take a transition from one color to another.


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[Assistant] Now this particular one is pretty beginner friendly because it's sort of a light blue to a darker blue. I'm gonna take my bright brush, that's this nice square one here.


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[Assistant] This is a number 10 black pearl. I'm gonna take this brush and load up some white paint at first. You'll notice that I'm flipping the brush over and pulling the paint from the outside.


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[Assistant] A very dark blue because I want to go from a light color to a dark color. I'm gonna come across the bottom. And I'm gonna paint up.


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[Assistant] It's true that I have a lot of clouds that are gonna be down here at the bottom, but we're learning how to do the ombre as well.


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[Assistant] So sometimes these things are helpful in and of themselves, you know?


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[Assistant] This paint is wet. Acrylic painting blends when the color that you're working into


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[Assistant] Is still wet. So if I wanna work into this light color, it needs to still be wet.


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[Assistant] If you're having any trouble, or you need more information about that, because this is probably the most challenging thing for beginners, is blending paint. Cause acrylic dries a little bit fast.


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[Assistant] It does, and you're probably kind of at this stage going, I'm not really sure what I'm doing. So you're maybe not painting faster than the acrylic is drying. Continue, I can bring that down. I'm gonna blend back down.


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[Assistant] I want a slightly darker color at the very, very top. I get my brush wet. Bring a little blue into my brush. A little white into the brush.


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[Assistant] So what we should have is a sky that's blue up at the top, pretty noticeably, and getting lighter and lighter as it goes down. Getting a little middle here, a little more evened out. I think I'm being fussy, but you know. Now, if this felt super challenging,


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[Assistant] And you ended up with like three distinct stripes of color or any of those things.


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[Assistant] I have a video, uh, beginner acrylic painting techniques, everything you need to know.


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[Assistant] And if you go to the section that's time stamped for blending, I have the correction for the three colors.


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[Assistant] And also some more blending tips. And then if that isn't helping, I have a whole video just focused on six ways to blend acrylic like oils, so I do have the resources for you to help you through. Let's dry this thoroughly now, before we go on to the next step.


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[Assistant] These are going to introduce you to the concept of the fact that clouds have sort of an irregular shape. They're not too technique based.


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[Assistant] And once you get the shape, you can really, really handle it. I'm gonna take my number four round and some blue paint.


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[Assistant] Now I'm gonna draw my cloud in with blue so you can really see it. It's okay for you to use a chalk tool if you want to be able to erase and change your mind.


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[Assistant] But I think, I think you can handle it. We're gonna come up from the top, say about two fingers down. Let's make a little blue mark. We've planted the seeds for a cloud. Gonna come in to about there. So I'm going to come up. A little curl.


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[Assistant] Make a slightly smaller curl. And a really smaller curl. Come back up.


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[Assistant] And I'm just going to very carefully paint that all in. This is a distant cloud.


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[Assistant] Now how does this teach you the concept of clouds? One of the things that's hard to understand as a beginner is when clouds are not white.


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[Assistant] They can be, but that's actually not their most common color.


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[Assistant] Usually they're a range of values and colors from the sky around them and the light that's being reflected.


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[Assistant] It can be quite dark, especially at sunset.


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[Assistant] It's not that they can't, they just don't often do it. I'm gonna come here. This is about a hand down. I'm kind of towards the center.


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[Assistant] And I do that because clouds just tend to have weird little forms and it's fun to play with that. Curl underneath.


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[Assistant] Scroll underneath. If you like these clouds, I've got a mermaid. That has a night time version of this.


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[Assistant] It's a lot of fun. I'm gonna use a bigger brush. I'm gonna put my, uhm.


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[Assistant] Round down because it's a little fussy to paint the whole area inside the cloud with the round.


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[Assistant] Cause the round isn't that big of a brush, so you can see I'm gonna use this half inch angle brush. And that's gonna let me come inside the lines that I've made.


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[Assistant] Paint a better little layer of paint and that's going to ease some of my difficulties.


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[Assistant] Sometimes in painting, knowing how to size up or size down your brush can make a very big difference in your art experience.


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[Assistant] Now these types of clouds, interestingly enough,


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[Assistant] Uhm, really we're pioneered by the poster painting from like the 1920's.


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[Assistant] If you look at old kind of travel poster art and you want to see more styles of artwork like this.


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[Assistant] Check that out because they have to flatten those images and do this type of visual communication.


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[Assistant] And that actual art form came out of a can, I believe. Hmm. So, kind of interesting. I've got a balloon here. I mean, I'll finish this out just in case, but I've got a balloon. Gonna be kind of layering over this cloud.


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[Assistant] I don't want to get too fussy with it. I'll just say, hey, it finishes, but that's where it is.


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[Assistant] Now I'm gonna get to my round again because it is better at sort of sketching and thinking about.


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[Assistant] And I'm gonna come up to the side over here if you think the middle of the canvas. Middle, middle.


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[Assistant] I like to make kind of larger and smaller.


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[Assistant] Because I don't want to repeat shapes if I don't have to. Now here at the center.


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[Assistant] Kind of being interesting here. There are interesting clouds.


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[Assistant] Coming over from the right hand side. I want some space between this cloud and this one, but I'm definitely going to have a very interesting little cloud form coming down there. So that's pretty, that's pretty alright. Now this is a very big space, and I'm going to want to kind of maybe blue it all up.


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[Assistant] And the reason I'm going to do that is because I want the clouds in front of it to be darker and


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[Assistant] By layering their colors over the blue, it'll help them be deeper, even if my paint's transparent.


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[Assistant] I'll just turn my cameras to make it easy for me. I'm just gonna paint that in. Just painting inside the lines.


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[Assistant] That might feel a little frustrating to you to have gone from the light to the dark, but that's how you get that perfect little peek out there.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it becomes really important later, and it's really hard for you guys to get it, and sometimes you gotta practice those skills.


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[Assistant] Also, you'll find after you've been painting for a while that acrylic paint tends to stick to acrylic paint better than any surface.


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[Assistant] It just really loves to stick to itself, so sometimes getting a coat, even a white coat of paint on a canvas that is causing you any difficulty, will make a big difference. Just making sure again, nice coating. There we go.


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[Assistant] You can go across or down. At this stage that directionality isn't as big of a deal.


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[Assistant] This is looking pretty good. We're gonna dry this and come back and I'll show you the next layer.


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[Assistant] So this step is pretty much exactly like the last step except we're hitting a second coat of blue paint.


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[Assistant] And we're doing that to make sure that our canvas doesn't look streaky. Blue can be a temperamental color.


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[Assistant] And with beginner paintings, a lot of times I like to demo these steps because it can make a big difference in your outcome.


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[Assistant] And also help prevent your frustration. I'm taking my bright again. And you can see I'm just coming back with my blue.


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[Assistant] Well, by being a little bit neat and tidy and kinda keeping that going, it just is smoothing out my clouds, and later when I put that next coat on, yeaah, it's gonna make it feel a little even, more even.


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[Assistant] Now up here up top, right in these up high clouds, I'm going to take my half inch angle.


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[Assistant] And I might get a little white into this mix now. I don't want it to be light like the background.


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[Assistant] But I do want these to be like a hair lighter than these clouds here.


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[Assistant] You see that? Just a hair liner. Not a big differential.


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[Assistant] That'll just give our painting a nice graphic look. Which is gonna be really satisfying to us at home. To you, to me, to everybody. We're gonna dry this again. I know.


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[Assistant] So I'm gonna create another interesting layer of bank, cloud bank coming closer to us. And I want it to be darker.


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[Assistant] And the cloud behind it. Now what's great is this third layer's got a nice depth from the clouds that we've already created. I'm gonna take my round, and I'm gonna load up just a little bit of red.


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[Assistant] Into my blue until it takes it to kind of a darker indigo. It's not purple.


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[Assistant] But it is darker than the cloud behind it. And I'm gonna come over towards the left hand side a little bit.


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[Assistant] We're gonna make a little bank of clouds maybe coming up here. They're doing their little interesting bit, right?


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[Assistant] This curl's coming down on the right hand side. You can see it go curl and then another one next to it.


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[Assistant] Alright, very interesting little cloud bank. I'm trying to randomize my shapes. Think about it. I'm gonna go ahead and get my half inch angle.


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[Assistant] A half, a half inch angle. There's no round to it, just a half inch angle. And I'm gonna make a little bit of the dark blue color again, which is, you know, uh,


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[Assistant] Also kind of gradating across from yellow through orange. Right.


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[Assistant] And, uh, I highly challenge you to, again, look up online vintage travel posters.


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[Assistant] Sometimes artists, we look towards artists from the past. Yea. For solutions, artists who maybe had to face the challenges of a different media like gouache, which is what many of those travel posters were done in. Also a fast drying, very matte type of medium.


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[Assistant] And uhm, sometimes in your own art world, you can get solutions to problems that you're having by looking back.


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[Assistant] I think sometimes we get to feeling like all wisdom is in the modern world.


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[Assistant] Especially with Google and the way that all the information is available to a 724. You never have to not know things if we don't want to not know them.


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[Assistant] You know, never have to be, you know, confused or uninformed in any way. You don't have to, I like think about it a lot, like you can read the papers.


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[Assistant] of artists who are doing their masters, you know, in history, art history, and read what, you know, exciting things they're thinking.


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[Assistant] That being in their courses. So much stuff is just available to us now.


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[Assistant] I'm just keeping that depth up. That depth is really helpful to us.


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[Assistant] Does not have to be perfect on this layer in any way. This is one where, you know.


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[Assistant] You can come through. Now one thing that I can do is I can come in with my blue. And a little bit of white.


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[Assistant] And I'm gonna make a blue that's juuuust a little bit lighter.


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[Assistant] And if I have an area where I want to kind of pull this dark form. And I'm done.


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[Assistant] I can do that as well and then I'll just brush very lightly. This only works is if it's a close color to the blue behind it. Right, otherwise it's just a white layer.


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[Assistant] But if you're having trouble tallying those two apart, that would be a fix for that. The value just slightly lighter.


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[Assistant] Once I have it in, I can come back with another layer.


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[Assistant] Not necessary, unless this is more of a troubleshooting.


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[Assistant] On the cloud already, but I'm just coming here very lightly blending it out.


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[Assistant] Use a finger blend if I'm having any trouble with my brush blend. You see that? Yeah. Should be smooth.


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[Assistant] Allow everything to dry and when we come back I'll show you the front layer clouds.


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[Assistant] So in this front layer, I've got my darkest, most purple cloud, and I'm gonna bring a little blue and my red together until I get


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[Assistant] A spot on purple. Now I do like this purple to bias just a little bit to the red.


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[Assistant] Be kind of a red purple and I am gonna put a small amount of white into it. You can really see that color. Can you see that?


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[Assistant] So, in our mind's eye, we think of it as darker, but it isn't. Feels like that chromatically. I'm gonna come here. At the lower front.


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[Assistant] Make a small little circle there. And I'm working that out.


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[Assistant] See, again, look back. Yep. Sometimes artists from the past have solved your problems. You know.


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[Assistant] Now I'm going to take my bright, cause it's so much bigger, right? And get some more of the red purple on there.


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[Assistant] So it is purple, but it's just biased a little bit red instead of a little bit blue. Bias more blue, right?


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[Assistant] Painting is a very great art form to look at and reference the techniques and concepts.


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[Assistant] Because they have to do very few values, a lot of work. Very little they have to do a lot. That looks pretty good. So now we have that three banks.


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[Assistant] Three banks. Now to do anything else though, all three banks need to be thoroughly dry.


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[Assistant] Definitely dry. If you don't have a hairdryer, you can use an accordion fan. Remember folding fans as a kid?


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[Assistant] You could use a fan like that. I've had to do that in the past. Alright, but let's try it. Come back and I'll show you how to get the highlights started.


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[Assistant] The next step of the highlight is to actually put some white back. We're gonna get.


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[Assistant] Clean water, good time to change your water. And our round brush, make sure all the colors are our round brush. And we're gonna thin some white paint.


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[Assistant] Alright, with a little bit of water, that's a couple of drops worked into the paint to thin it out. If you have craft paint, you don't have to thin it. If your paint's already thin, don't worry about that. This is just if you've got heavy body paint, you have to thin a little bit to get it to flow off the brush.


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[Assistant] We're gonna counter, kinda like little circles, on the bottom of these. So what we have going on here, guys,


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[Assistant] Is that the light is going to be highlighting the tops of these and the underneath of those and kind of let you know where the sun is in the sky.


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[Assistant] It just really does a cool deal. Now I'm going to come up from here.


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[Assistant] I think of the time I painted without John cheering me on in the studio, like we would just come by like occasionally and be like, good job. But like now all the time, like the whole painting is like, great job. I'm like, thank you.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna bring a little bit of highlight to the top of this. Now I will curl these in a bit.


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[Assistant] Sketching that on. So it creates even within each bank a layer within the bank. And then it helps us kind of create a little cumulus form.


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[Assistant] We keep this in mind, but we also think about where they're soft, where they're hard.


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[Assistant] You know, they're little soft fluffy edges, they're little hard edges, and that's kind of what we're fighting with. But this, we don't have to. And this is a lot of fun in my mind.


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[Assistant] If you're cloud frustrated, these clouds might be just a ticket. Cause you can do kind of decorative, you know, posters, pop art style clouds.


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[Assistant] Ugh, so much drama in my painting and no drama in my life. So weird.


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[Assistant] Spider is my son, he's my middle child. I had to explain to Spider what a soap opera was.


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[Assistant] And what I discovered is that is really hard to explain if you have no context for it.


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[Assistant] No. It's a cereal, but it's not a soap opera.


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[Assistant] So then I got to wondering like what exactly is the definition


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[Assistant] A little left hand side and burn in another little bank. Made it interesting, didn't we?


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was just, I think I was like, well, I'm like, it's very dramatic.


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[Assistant] I'm like, the characters never leave the show. They're born, grow up, and die on the show. Like, they never leave.


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[Assistant] I'm like, you could be a baby born on the set and you're gonna be a star. And then I started to try to explain Kelly Ripa to him. And he's just looking at me like,


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[Assistant] You know where I got it? I was like, it's like a novella. And then he's like, oh, okay.


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[Assistant] But I feel like they're romantic comedies and I'm gonna go with that.


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[Assistant] I don't think they really are because you've gotta have that sort of continuity.


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[Assistant] And I'm so glad I don't have to explain to my hypervigilant teen.


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[Assistant] Who's got like social justice, social justice in their heart.


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[Assistant] I think it's good. It changes. I'm not uncomfortable with that. Yeah. I think, I think it's better.


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[Assistant] You could be down here, right? This is your blue sky layers, but we're gonna come in and put a little extra drama when we come back.


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[Assistant] So we're gonna do these four words. I'm gonna begin by taking my yellow and adding a little white to it.


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[Assistant] My upward clouds with this. Now what's happened is yellows, even in a very expensive paint, tends to be a super transparent color.


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[Assistant] And if I put it over blue, it's gonna glaze and create a green.


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[Assistant] And I want it to be a bright yellow, so the only way to get that


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[Assistant] Is to do this little white layer first. Now this is a clue to all kinds of challenges that you as a beginner might have in your painting. Right? Where if you ever had that experience.


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[Assistant] Where you're trying to paint something that should be bright and colorful and it just keeps dimming and all the things that you're correcting for just aren't working. Maybe that your paint is transparent. And it's glazing. That's not giving you the effect you expect. Isn't that cool?


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[Assistant] All of the first bank of blue cloud is the yellow.