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[Assistant] No, that was like, like, that was like eight, like, maybe almost. 2008, maybe. Like, maybe almost nine. So I had to check my iTunes.


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[Assistant] Was it, what, was it when they were doing, uh, when they had the, the story over on Fairfax? Yea, when they had the story on Fairfax.


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[Assistant] A store like, off La Brea, like a random ass street.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, uh, Anwar and KC Veggies and like all of them.


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[Assistant] The nigga made me, like the security, like the head security from the venue made me go out and like apologize to the kid though, but what was fucked up was it was two kids, I got injured.


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[Assistant] But the nigga with the main injury, like the nigga like whose skull you can see, he wasn't trippin'. He wasn't trippin' bro. He was like stoked. He was like, nah, it's all good. But it was another nigga.


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[Assistant] Free my nigga Roscoe to go, because Roscoe...


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[Assistant] Was the nigga with Young Thug in the video when Young Thug was dissing Lil Wayne. He was the one that was pointing the burner up and he was the one that got caught calling Birdman after the shooting.


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[Assistant] Did you guys ever get into any like, like early legal trouble? Like were you guys like that wild bro?


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[Assistant] Speaking of, speaking of Uno, do you feel like he like, kinda gets like, left out when like, you guys' like, name come up and as far as like, crediting people and like, crediting like, you guys as a whole, do you feel like Uno gets left out sometimes?


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[Assistant] And it's always like different being like in the eye of the storm, you feel me? And then like looking on it from like an outside perspective, you feel me?


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[Assistant] I mean, let's be real, that's probably exactly what he wanted, you feel me?


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[Assistant] Especially since you guys like, didn't know each other personally, so.


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[Assistant] What I think it was, like, not even just with, like, them, just with, like, other people, like, I've, I've even heard, like, like Tyler, like, drop a line about, like, Pink Dolphin, like, in, like, not the great fashion. Yeaah. Like, not the best way, but I feel like it was just, like,


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[Assistant] It's all about the, the like connection, you feel me? And like that stems back to like,


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[Assistant] High fashion, you feel me, like. Fuckin' niggas work, like.


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[Assistant] Niggas like wear Tommy Hilfiger, like, or like Ralph Lauren, whatever, because of the designs, but also it's the name attached to it, you feel me? And it's like, niggas wouldn't fuck with...


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[Assistant] Pink Dolphin is hard if Young L wasn't behind it. Niggas wouldn't fuck with FTP if like they didn't fuck with Zack or like, you know, it's like, it's all about, it's not really about like the brand. I mean, it is about the brand, but it's about like the, the people attached to it too at the end of the day. You feel me?


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[Assistant] Well, cause if y'all niggas didn't have that hard ass Myspace, uh, fuckin' influence, you feel me? Like...


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[Assistant] I'm selling my vitamin control. Oh, now you good.


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[Assistant] Did you have an official uh, Pink Dolphin site when you were still running off of MySpace or were you just like selling it like off? Karma Loop. Karma Loop was a big part of our early success.


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[Assistant] That's crazy you brought up like that Chris Brown thing cause that was one of the, that was like,


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[Assistant] The first celebrity I saw on y'all blog, cause I used to pay attention to y'all blog. And I remember y'all like did like a little like thing, like when that video came out with him and Big Sean. And that was also when like Tisa was like first popping off too. You used to rock Tisa and shit too.


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[Assistant] If you're trying to fuck L, you gotta fuck B, you gotta fuck Uno.


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[Assistant] We got b- we got b- we got bitches topping off Tony like everyday man.


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[Assistant] Bro, I was telling him, he was talking about how stacked he is. I'm like, nigga, he, this is him on like slim mode right now.


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[Assistant] He got swag though, he's... Bro, you made the gram, that's all you had to do.


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[Assistant] Yo, I got an idea right now. Pink dolphin.


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[Assistant] She's sliding your DMs, you'd be like, how old is you? She's like, I'm almost 18. Then you just keep her in the loop until-


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[Assistant] Hey, that just solidified that I was really white cause I did that shit before too. You ever smoked a Slim Jim? That doesn't sound like a


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[Assistant] Fentanyl, all that fucked up shit. You know, you know what's crazy though, like, I saw Adam 22 a pint, but he ain't know I mixed it with the Carol.


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[Assistant] Can you testify for the time that when you hung out with Soulja Boy, was he really off to act like that or was he perpetrating? Nah, he had acts.


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[Assistant] Damn. Yo, I used to work at Jamba Juice bro and this nigga came into my job with like a foe and was like, you trying to drop this in my smoothie for me? Oh my god.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it probably, like, the, uhm, the fucking, yeah, like, the shit started, like, uhm,


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[Assistant] What's it called, like almost when you do like oil and water together, like it starts separating type shit.


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[Assistant] It's like some scientific, yeaah, some scientific shit like the, the pro-meth will like, like raise to the top and like some more liquidy shit and then like the, the more sticky shit.


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[Assistant] The classics like, you know, like the L.E.M. mixtape and shit like that.


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[Assistant] Bruh, you were so ahead of your time, bruh. Like, name your shit, bruh.


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[Assistant] But I feel like you guys are all at the age now, whereas like, you wouldn't even come back together unless...


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[Assistant] Phew. We might just do it. That nigga look like a linebacker now.


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[Assistant] Alright, but, but like that shit all tied into each other cause you had like, it was like a, like an alien, like a robotic sound, sound and thing and then you like.


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[Assistant] Yo, anybody that's watching this, if you are a Lil B fan or if you fucked with the pack or any of that, if you never heard any of the SS mixtapes, go back and fucking listen to those, man. Those are fucking legendary, bro.


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[Assistant] You know why? Cause we too bass for all that shit. Wait, before we leave. Real talk. Real quick. I blame it on bassness too. You guys all originated bass together. Yeah. Lil B just like took it and like owned it and like I'm the bass guy. For sure, he's the bass guy.


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[Assistant] It's funny cause like, I never even made that connotation because...


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[Assistant] Oh, like, they already had an album called Bass Boys, and like, you know, it was already a thing.


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[Assistant] Okay, but so you, do you think that your dad was so white that it kind of overwhelms your mother's Mexican-ness? And just, you sort of came out looking very white?


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[Assistant] He's probably still like DJing clubs in Miami or something. Probably. I actually think he really is, I think I know that for a fact.


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[Assistant] Yeah, what age did you start? Cause you had turntables and all this shit.


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[Assistant] So what kind of rap were you originally attracted to when you became interested in rap? Were you a backpacker?


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[Assistant] Well he's, Nasl is like legendary for having like a the spottiest rap catalog. Like he's had like Illmatic and then he has always struggled to make like really consistent albums after that I feel like.


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[Assistant] When did you start to feel like you were becoming successful as a DJ or when you started to like, do anything that you regarded just like, alright, I'm getting there.


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[Assistant] Yeah. When it comes to rap shit especially, like it's always gonna be young kids who are the ones who are super obsessed and not even-


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[Assistant] Is it a guy? Oh, is it the bar? Cause I've never heard the bar make music that much.


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[Assistant] How did that happen? Why, the speakers weren't making any noise before. Wow, this is officially the fucking, an all time low in the history of this broadcast is that our own speakers were playing reggae music for 15 minutes.


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[Assistant] As soon as something's worth like 20 billion dollars and everybody wants to claim ownership, it's funny how that works.


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[Assistant] And do you know how to play it out for? No, I have no idea. Is that the most famous or successful person that you've ever had, like casual, that you've known, like, without?


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[Assistant] And if our Schwarzenegger walks in your door, you're allowed to be impressed.


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[Assistant] Uh huh. What's the most you ever lost on the night? Or on a trip?


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[Assistant] So when you get in the studio with Future, what was this experience like? And at the time, were you intimidated by him? Did you regard him as this like really big dealer or was he just kind of a dude at the time?


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[Assistant] Oh, you're talking about listening, not making. What do you mean? You were making dubstep music at the time?


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[Assistant] Really? What future songs and scooter songs did you produce?


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[Assistant] Did, uh, was there any particular story behind your, uh, producer tag, the, her what to do, or was it just start of the moment?


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[Assistant] Did you do, uh, what was this big one, uhm, the big casino song? I forget.


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[Assistant] That's interesting. You hear that song on DS2, I'm forgetting what the name of it is, but it has like the Zaytoven tag in the middle of it when the keys start. Oh, okay.


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[Assistant] As in like, uh, like a big name producer, like, has, yeah, like has like a smaller producer make beats and then he passes them off as his own because he can get more money for them. I know this used to be like a big controversy back in the day.


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[Assistant] Did this turn into a big thing? Cause it seems like somebody could get hurt over something like that. No pun intended.


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[Assistant] Have you had beef with more than a handful of producers?


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[Assistant] Is this before Vince Staples was a thing? Cause he's kinda bigger now.


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[Assistant] Huzz, do you have a producer tag that we need to know about? I feel kind of bad that I don't know about your, uh,


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[Assistant] What? Okay. Is lean valuable enough that you could just forget about the roach, take the roach out and continue to drink the lean?


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[Assistant] Dude, that's crazy. Yeah, I don't know. To me, like, if I found some fucking hair in my food, I wouldn't...


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[Assistant] How'd you, uh, get glowed up? How'd you fucking enter the GBE world, man? Gleach claims that he invented that term.


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[Assistant] Did that make him extremely angry? I would imagine him not being hyped about that. He was pretty fucking mad.


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[Assistant] So you actually do that? What? I've never put bones on him at a fire, I'll just buy a new pack.


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[Assistant] Okay. How much do the activists cost these days?


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[Assistant] What's Wacard? What is the name of the thing you just said?


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[Assistant] Well, he's probably all the way. He's three hours more than it is here, so it's about two in the morning. Maybe two hour difference. I don't know exactly where he lives.


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[Assistant] When you made the Beetlejuice beat, did you know that that was gonna be a fucking hammer right away? Can you tell before they fucking rap on it?


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[Assistant] You think a lot of times it's just what the artist does with it as well, like the fact that the music just hap- or the lyrics just happen to work perfectly with the beat? There you go.


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[Assistant] People think Chief Keefe is crazy. What has been your experience with him? Is he easy to work with for you? Is he actually crazy? What's up? He's fucking crazy. In what way? In a good way though.


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[Assistant] I've never known anybody in my whole life that was into NASCAR. I can't imagine being into NASCAR. What is that? Is that fun?


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[Assistant] What do you think it is, just the fact that you're so motivated to, to make music or whatever, you're so passionate about it that you just kind of have an easy time letting go of stuff?


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[Assistant] So you were really, you were really fucked up. What was it? You were like, kinda just being a slave to her.


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[Assistant] Like starting from scratch on each one or was each one like a variation of each one?


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[Assistant] One of the only good questions the kids asked, uh, was uhm, what's up with the song that you are coming with Cardi?


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[Assistant] Oh, that's what's up. You don't want the beats that Cardi was putting on these fools the other day though. What do you mean? The hands that he was putting. You see that video on Twitter? Him beating up these kids? Huh? No, you don't look at Twitter enough. Really? It might be good.


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[Assistant] Never had to flip, never had to whip a brick, but he gets the gist.


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[Assistant] He probably knows about the wrist work. I will probably give it, that was probably one of my favorite rap lyrics of 2015. And it's the chorus. I thought it was funny as fuck.


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[Assistant] Cause I also have never had to whip a brick, but I kinda get the gist, cause I've listened to enough songs.


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[Assistant] We're like really mad or? I don't want us to get you made mad at me.


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[Assistant] He laughed. So did you- You didn't even get a chance to have the like, I make beats conversation with him or what?


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[Assistant] You did? Damn. That's a good claim to fame right there.


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[Assistant] Hey, uh, you wanna give any shoutouts? You wanna give any thanks?


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[Assistant] And then I, and then I cancelled the fucking interview cause I got a root canal and I thought I was gonna be in total pain, but it didn't hurt. And I was like, what a dumbass, why the fuck did I cancel that?


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[Assistant] It sounds like a lovely place, Nadine. Just what I need.


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[Assistant] You know, I wear like, I just wanna be, you know, seen. So it's like, even if I wear something that everyone thinks is like, fugly, it's okay. Cause I walk in and it's like, even if you like it, if you don't, it's like you're still like, thinking about me, you know?


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[Assistant] But I mean, it's really easy and we just get each other so, I don't know, it's really fun. Nice.


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[Assistant] You know? Why? What about Tyler? He just, he just, he's got some nice lips.


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[Assistant] Like I've done some like, you know, I got to speak on some crazy shit or something. He got stories and shit.


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[Assistant] Humphrey, just a couple of hours. That's all.


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[Assistant] Campbell's fingerprints were found in the murder house.


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[Assistant] Yeah, maybe someday we could have a honeymoon here.


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[Assistant] What's that got to do with you? Did you ever do anything to the Red Harris gang?


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[Assistant] Perhaps it is one of the most complicated bones to try to make full description.


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[Assistant] Using two-dimensional imaging as opposed to having a bone in your hands and trying to grasp all of its complex structure and curvatures.


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[Assistant] The hip bone is in Latin terms known as the os coxa, or it could be also called the innominate bone, which paradoxically means bone with no name, and we just listed three different names, the hip bone, the coxa, or innominate bone.


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[Assistant] And it has been observed from anterior and lateral direction. The biggest opening that we have is obturator foramen. And just above it is a huge articular socket for the head of the femur, which is known as the acetabulum.


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[Assistant] Next to it is the left-sided hip bone which has been left flat on the table in order to show a little bit more of its internal aspect.


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[Assistant] As the uppermost part of the bone is known as the ilium


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[Assistant] Are coming together within the region of acetabulum.


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[Assistant] Let us now take a closer look to the hip bone. So the part that we see here is the ilium. This is the acetabulum.


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[Assistant] This is operator framing and now we're slowly rotating the bone trying to capture it practically from a straight anterior direction.


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[Assistant] For anyone who was not able to clearly identify these lower two parts, this is the pubic part, and this is the ischium part.


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[Assistant] They come together within the region of acetabulum and lines of fusion between ilium ischium and pubis are not visible.


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[Assistant] Start, for some students is to get oriented, to know exactly how this bone sits within a human body.


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[Assistant] It is really complex and what adds to this complexity is that two different parts, the ilium versus ischium and pubis, are oriented practically in opposite anatomical directions.


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[Assistant] If I put my forceps to identify the axis of pubis together with ischium,


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[Assistant] Is oriented so it points anteriorly and laterally with its axis.


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[Assistant] So it looks like the bone is really like represented in all three anatomical planes.


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[Assistant] For that reason it is much easier to identify and to illustrate these three parts one by one and to address all the important anatomical features that this quite rich bone has to offer to us.


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[Assistant] I might get beaten, and I might get knocked down.


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[Assistant] I was on top of the world, but my private life was the opposite. You're about to meet a husband and a wife team you won't forget.


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[Assistant] I said, Christie, I'm gonna make you the best woman fire in the world.


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[Assistant] Jim was a master manipulator. I got you on Canon camera when you come in. He just wanted to show me he was the boss.


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[Assistant] He said, if you leave, I'll kill you. I said do what you have to do. They believe he is armed and dangerous. This was my revenge.


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[Assistant] I wish I could stay, dear, you know I do, but something's come up.


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[Assistant] Look, Jen, we can't go on like this. It's just no good.


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[Assistant] I don't know what you're talking about. You do my dear.


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[Assistant] Okay, tell us a little more. Hello sir, myself Aishwarya Pandey from Class 9. I thrive in challenges and pressure just like MSG sir. Hope to do the same in the quiz and win it.


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[Assistant] I hope so. It's not the sitting on fire part.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know that silly little tradition of mistletoe and how you hang them up on the ceiling and do you know what that is?


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[Assistant] Since you're Jewish and you're not familiar with the tradition, we could maybe go through what the steps might be so that you're prepared when you go to a Christmas party. I don't want you to not know what to do. Is that okay?


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[Assistant] Well, I've been growing them all year and I'd really like to show you. Are you even listening to me?


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[Assistant] Well, a lot of kids run away after a spat, Mr. Weatherly. But don't worry, we always pick them up sooner or later.


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[Assistant] James, don't frighten the girl. Perhaps she doesn't like to go so fast. Oh, but I do. I love it.


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[Assistant] That's a trouble. Stretch right out on the couch and rest. There.


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[Assistant] You'll save him. Don't you see, Linda?


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[Assistant] You're protecting him just as I've protected him all these years.


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[Assistant] He said I was a Blake in all but name. I'll show him. Take whatever he has to give me. But I'll mark it down. And someday when I am master of wreath home, I'll give it back. Can do with me as he pleases. But I'll never submit.


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[Assistant] But, uh, anything else besides sports and politics, you could ask about us, about the show, about anybody behind the scenes, about sex, drugs, rock and roll. My life in the streets.


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[Assistant] The only reason I think is maybe they're used to, especially with G and I, used to listening to us on the radio, so maybe. Maybe.


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[Assistant] When you watch Front Row, you never have to ask what's going on in Cleveland.


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[Assistant] And my ultimate Cleveland memory is when the Cavs won the championship and the day of the parade. It was one of the greatest experiences I've ever had in my life.


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[Assistant] I actually did not believe that was actually you at first. Thank you.


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[Assistant] First of all, yeaah, thank you so much for choosing this math heavy.


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[Assistant] Uhm, paper. I think this was like one of the hardest papers.


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[Assistant] So far, it's special to explain and understand the map behind it. My question was, so,


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[Assistant] My question was about the interpretation that like longer paths are not like so expressive. But like when I think about like all those architectures,


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[Assistant] Even though these longer paths, like if, if we just like pick those longer paths and make a prediction using those paths, even though the accuracy would be low, I think


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[Assistant] If like those longer paths having like by themselves a low accuracy would mean that they are not like expressive or they are not like useful for the network.


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[Assistant] Like they introduce shorter paths and then shorter paths bring the accuracy. That's like what.


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[Assistant] I understood from their like conclusion, however, like,


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[Assistant] It's not only the shortest paths that just like contribute to the accuracy, because if we only have chosen the shortest path.


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[Assistant] Then we don't like, we don't, we cannot reach the like optimal accuracy. But yeah, I agree with you that like.


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[Assistant] When we look at the residual, like it's a very hard metric to interpret.


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[Assistant] I imagine like if the residual is very close to zero.


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[Assistant] It's definitely a sign of like, it's definitely a bad sign.


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[Assistant] But if it's like high, it doesn't show us that the model is like better than the other because...


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[Assistant] Like, I mean, it can have a high residual, so we know that it's not rank 1, but like, it...


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[Assistant] Having a higher rank doesn't necessarily mean that it makes a better job. So, I mean, so like only thing here, like only


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[Assistant] On the conclusion that I can take from these are that like.


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[Assistant] So here like, I'm not a fantasy guy, right? Right. I'm a real Sunday guy. I'm a guy that give me the real deal, right? The brows are the best two backs in the AFC.


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[Assistant] We don't use Hunt like they would use a Hunt in Kansas City. Hunt was a beast.


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[Assistant] All the stats you guys have just laid out really just, uh, aligns with my question.


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[Assistant] Do we even know what we have, right? Because just off those numbers that you just gave Jay, right? We should be pounding the ball with should be should be.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we thought he might be as a G's point. I just, I think there's a great point. See how many I hadn't really considered it, but I will tell you this. The Niners have been better at winning. They understand winning. You know, there's a philosophy in professional sports, right?


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[Assistant] Some coaches don't want a lot of talent, right? Because it can expose you, right? Because you have a lot of you have lesser talent. You make more successful things. You're expected to win, right? They like, oh, he's great guy. Now we give you all the pieces.


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[Assistant] You know, there's a lot of a lot of pressure on people. Sure. So the fans got a lot of pressure on him because I would just tell you the Niners have the not in that little comparison, but the Browns are stacked.


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[Assistant] Bothered by the comments and social media and the paper because if the thing doesn't get off, right? Is he going to be able to relate? Nobody reads the paper. Oh, no, no.


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[Assistant] He wanted to know exactly what somebody said about him. Yeah. Well, he wanted that as fuel for his motivation.


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[Assistant] That's the question. Yeah, which why I always come back to the thing. Why do you got these two top guys and you don't play with the same time? You don't give them more time.


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[Assistant] Let me ask you a question. So we were talking about the back hunting and hup, uh, hunt and uh, chup.


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[Assistant] I don't care. What's the best? You say it on the sideline. It's a weapon, right? I have the ultimate decision to see where I'm going left, right or center, right? So I'm always perplexed because do you realize this or you purposely not going this way because at some point, right? This is crossing my mind. Are you purposely not going this way?


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[Assistant] People want to win. Organizations want to win. Sure. I'll give you case in point. I'll switch from football to basketball. I'm looking at the Celtics. The Celtics when I was there was predominantly white.


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[Assistant] Absolutely had three, two or three African-American players that played for the Celtics.


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[Assistant] Yes, 100%. Totally changed. That had only changed. Look at the crowd.


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[Assistant] Yeah, look at the crowd who's in the crowd of the garden. Yeah, true. Yeah, this thing is, it has changed because guys used to hate going to Boston, Boston. Now. It's not now. They know winning. Sure.


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[Assistant] That's how he operates, right? He's not that guy. He's not that upfront guy, right? He played that way. If you watch, if you watch the last dance, it comes off differently. Now, you go talk to my teammates. Oh, there's another side to this last dance, right? Right. He cut off. They didn't put that out there.


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[Assistant] It was definitely getting it. Yeah, that's what that's what pimp mad about horse. Grands mad about. Oh, you was getting it. Put that out there, right? Because he's not that guy. He's just a good guy, right? It's a good guy. A guy that you want to have as a friend, right?


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[Assistant] And he is a southern guy, right? And he wasn't want to say don't give me all the smoke. I don't want to be that. I just want to do my thing, right? Right. That's that's who he is.


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[Assistant] So my, my, my college roommate and college teammate Dennis Hopson is, was the number two pick an NBA draft, got an NBA championship ring, has all the criteria to be a college coach, have been college coaching under Roland Massimino for some time, right? You can't get a sniff. You can't even get a sniff out of John


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[Assistant] The old guy, who's yours? The guy I hate is the guy that you get to the, uh, to the coordinator. He want, all he want to do is talk, talk about the game, who we playing, what we need to pick.


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[Assistant] It happened to come up, Kay. It really did. I gave deference to you and Chris and Pepper and Thad and I kinda talked myself into it in the study table, right?


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[Assistant] And I said, I made the mistake of saying that football players were just football players, right? Right. I did not know that this is before the internet and everything else, right?


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[Assistant] So all these guys are just name. They came from story high school programs, right? These are not no suckers. These are people who could actually do some things, right? So KB was that Dayton raw.


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[Assistant] Uh, Chris was at Middletown. And so if you know Middletown and it's history here, right? And the pepper coming out of Detroit McKenzie, right? And so these are guys that knew what to do.


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[Assistant] What I did was talk ourselves into it. So KB, KB, take us to the thing, right? Take us to the, to the Jesse Owens and how we walk from the, uh, the study table over to the thing.


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[Assistant] So I was going to say this, you think about that man, I appreciate Keith for calling me because he's one of my good friends, obviously, I mean.


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[Assistant] Quality, high quality. I've heard that about Keith. I've never met him, but I heard that about a quality person and then I will tell you.


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[Assistant] I did not know, I heard of Middletown and I knew what they had done in sports, but I like, I had not really understood the power of like what Middletown really was.


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[Assistant] All these guys and all of us end up going basically high draft choices NFL, right? Sure.


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[Assistant] We lost this. This was word of mouth. Yeah. Yes. So how many people roughly if you had to guess? I mean, it had become a hundred, right? This was a late night throw down, right? And they like, oh, they really are gonna play this game here, right? Yeah. And I swear it. None of the coaches knew because if the coaches know they want to stay, we'll put an end


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[Assistant] And so yeah, listen, so this is this all this was was, are you not going to talk crazy to me about this? Right? It was cheese. Mo. We're going to see you at seven o'clock tonight, right? Like the old rumble on the dot.


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[Assistant] These were great athletes, right? That's why they had great professional careers because they could transition to different things, right? Sure. And so the thing about it was it really was just a bunch of pride on the table. Like no, you're not gonna be talking out here crazy to me, right? And so then


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was real money and real pride, right? So I ended up, I ended up losing. So, I mean, so I had ended up paying the bet, right? So what I don't know if we could keep back on, I said, because I didn't have $25.


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[Assistant] Because I was dating a girl out of New York. She was on the track team. Jackie Brown. Keeva know it. Jackie like.


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[Assistant] And beat you. Yeah. Cause I, I, I tell you, cause...


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[Assistant] When it really got going, I got going because I was like, I got to play here. So Dennis was my roommate. So I got him going. So we're gonna go. Well, I'm not sure the other guys I had on the team were feeling it like that, right? They kind of


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[Assistant] Yeah, you knew right away. Okay, you know, I think I'm gonna dust him up 10, 10 quick. They'll be down 10-2. Did Chris get any dunks? Uh, I can't remember if he got any dunks, but I was like, damn, he going to the basket real easy here. And I was like, at first I didn't know it.


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[Assistant] And I tell you what, they have been, they have, this is what I'm so proud of those guys for.


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[Assistant] We made it through Ohio State at a time when it was just us, really. Right. We just banded together, right?


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[Assistant] And everybody has had their ups and downs but they have been standing up people all the way along the way down. They're the same people today that we were when we were 18. They're the same people today and that's what you appreciate about good friendships because you can pick up the phone, they'll catch it and they'll figure out what's going on and what do we need to do to get


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[Assistant] You know, the difference is when you're trying to make it and get out here is that you be down, you gotta believe in yourself that you can get it done, right? I'm a person that believes that whatever task you can give me.


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[Assistant] I'll be able to be successful at it. And so that's how I take it. Now here everything after I even sports, you know, you always gonna get people hating on you, right? And then you wanted the first thing to do when you catch a few booze is.


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[Assistant] Don't give up. Don't do it because I live by this testament. I tell my kids this right now. I tell people this all day and people never find out about who you talk about $12,500 and you say I'm gonna leave for a job to pay more. Let me tell you something. All money ain't good money. You're right. All money. Don't mess with happy. Don't mess with it. You can't buy a piece of mine. No, that's true. You can't.


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[Assistant] You're going to be sitting here and you'll be sitting here, right? Right? So you want to be in on the ground floor.


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[Assistant] And for me, I said, uh, Steve and I had worked at another station together. Channel 5, it's okay to say it. We had worked together, so we were good. And then when Mike and I got together, Mike helped me get on the little, uh, technical problem I had on the phone when I couldn't get on. So you were immediately impressed.


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[Assistant] The way the production team work behind the scene to pull this thing together. Yeah, reducers to pull this together. I mean, this is we're in the right. We're in the right spot. That's right.


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[Assistant] I don't know whether I should go to the radio station or stay home, call from where I am. They tell me I can call in, but this time I'm on the road heading back home. As I get back to my house, I can see my house within like


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[Assistant] Without a doubt, without a doubt. And then I can throw Joe Nixon into that bunch and Najee, Najee.


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[Assistant] That list is all screwed up, man. The two backs with Cleveland are probably the best backs in AFC North, hands down.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, Najee Harris. I think he, if anything, he is the bottom of the list.


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[Assistant] A guy that's available, reliable, accountable, all these different things. He is at the top of the list in my opinion.


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[Assistant] Cincinnati was playing very, very well, but they had dominated the AFC North for so many years. You know, when I was there for eight years, I can't, I can count on one hand how many times I beat them. Uh, so that, that is a situation in itself. But again,


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's a great question Brad, cause I look at the addition of Deshaun Watson.


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[Assistant] Is he the, is, will he be the difference maker to jail this, this collective group of talent? We've seen what OBJ went through. He wasn't, he was unhappy, not getting his targets. Can he somehow open up his offense and to utilize these guys? But I do think he's, he's been under, underutilized for no doubt about it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm not surprised by that reaction because defensive players know.


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[Assistant] They've had a chance to watch Odell back, OTAs, mini camp, training camp. So those guys know who can help them win games. And if they see a connection, not the, the chemistry not really being there, then that's when the rumblings start. You know, that's when, you know, you start to doubt.


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[Assistant] Wait, can this guy get Odell Beckham the ball? What are we talking about here? We're talking about two guys when we have two great running backs. We're winning games, but you know, right now that there's a tension between our best offensive threat down the field and our quarterback not developing chemistry. So.


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[Assistant] You know, orchestrate a way to get the heck out of there because clearly, you know, again, I put, I'm pointing at Baker, but a lot has to be on a lot of the responsibility has to fall on Kevin Stefanski. You have to open up your offense. You have to find a way to get your playmakers to the ball and.


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[Assistant] I think Baker was caught up between two worlds. He was trying to play within himself, but he was also trying to, you know, get his playmakers to ball. And then you have to obviously, uh, uh, attest to Kevin's to fancy what his philosophy is. I think he was, he was young and he was called in the middle of it all.


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[Assistant] Right. I think they probably dealt with Baker with kid gloves initially and they start, you know, putting, hey, we have to, you know, spread the ball around. We have to get other guys involved. You know, you, you see the, the, the latest contract with, uh, in Joko. You know, everyone is up in arms about that contract because we really hadn't seen that production.


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[Assistant] Before and you're paying a guy based on production and when I, when I saw that contract extension, I'm knowing, I know I'm going off a little bit, but it tells me that the front office saw some limits with Baker Mayfield and you're right again.


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[Assistant] You know, hopefully they get some trade value for them, but right now, you know, we have to wait and see what the, uh, what the Deshaun Watson situation, you know, looks like.


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[Assistant] You start to just, what's the best way a quarterback can avoid that situation is not throwing it to him.


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[Assistant] I mean, he carried himself like it. If you listen to any press, press conferences, he, he, he would, you know, uh, address the team as if he was the unsung leader that they listened to him. But you could always, as a former player, always, anytime you always reference yourself as the leader and my guys and like, let me see you play first. Right.


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[Assistant] Bring this sort of bravado, this out, this extrovert, this, you know, this guy that, that, that everyone likes and, and I love all of that, the swag, the whole deal. But what that does is that puts a huge target on your chest. And if you, you're aware of it.


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[Assistant] When you don't play well and the criticism is fair and you can handle it and you can deal with the press conferences and not, you know, uh, uh, make it all about you.


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[Assistant] All black quarterbacks, three black quarterbacks. And it's something that tells you the league is transitioning over to where you have, you know, we have guys who


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[Assistant] Uh, I think now is the time where you see a lot of those black athletes, like you mentioned before, when the Bill


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[Assistant] Ownership, uh, leadership saying, okay, we want to hire, we want to bring in guys who can get the job done regardless of race or creed or whatever the case may be. So, uh, it's definitely something that's talked about within the league. It's definitely something that, you know, you look around the league, you look at D line coaches.


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[Assistant] A lot of D line coaches for whatever reason have been, in my opinion, that there's black coaches in different places. You know, uh, that traditionally I've always been around a black D line coach. I don't know whether through coincidence or what, but never.


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[Assistant] Uh, other than Romeo Cornell have I played for a black head coach, but I think the league is working on it. It's definitely something that, you know, the Rooney rule adding to that. Uh, they're trying to obviously, you know, help, you know, uh,


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[Assistant] Coordinated, black coordinators get head coaching gigs and what have you in Atlanta, but it's an ongoing issue throughout the league that, uh, in my opinion, NFL has never been proactive on. They've always been.


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[Assistant] Always been slow to the, slow to the dance. You know, when you look at other leagues like the NBA have been more progressive in that, in that, in terms of hiring women as well. So, uh, they have a long way to go, but I do think, uh, to answer your question again, it's definitely talked about within the locker room, within the players.


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[Assistant] It was important for me as a father to speak out.


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[Assistant] Don't know how to cope with being so broken Girl I can't forget about what we said


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[Assistant] I know that it's difficult dealing with emotions, but I want you to know.


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[Assistant] We have no bread. Now are we a great empire or are we going to be ruled by outlaws?


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[Assistant] I know your only real enemy is one man, and he is standing before you now.


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[Assistant] If my men die, there will be nothing left of the Gauls and no one left to worship our gods.


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[Assistant] Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back everybody to another chapter.


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[Assistant] Of a court of wings and ruin. Written by Sarah J. Moss. Read by yours truly.


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[Assistant] Free water with the exclamation point or the added emphasis. Last time in the chapter, we kind of had what I would.


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[Assistant] I would kind of attribute a little bit more of a boring chapter, but like a necessary chapter. Nonetheless, we were...


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[Assistant] But, as soon as we got to this little ice lake and they started crossing it, they found out that Lucian's brothers, or maybe


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah. All Lucian's brothers, but mainly Aerys we saw was, uh, getting ready to set the lake on fire or melt it or something like that. So let's see if they survive in chapter 13.


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[Assistant] Run, Lucian breathed. I didn't dare take my eyes off his brothers. Not as Eris lowered that hand to the frozen edge of the lake. Run where exactly?


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[Assistant] Flesh met ice, and steam rippled.


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[Assistant] The ice went opaque, thawing in a line that shot for us. We ran.


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[Assistant] The slick ice made for a treacherous sprint. My ankles roaring with the effort of keeping me upright.


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[Assistant] Ed. The lake stretched on forever.


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[Assistant] He lashed out a hand to grip my elbow, steadying me before I could even register that I'd stumbled.


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[Assistant] Where would we go? Where would we go? Where would we go?


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[Assistant] Water splash beneath my boots. Thought ice.


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[Assistant] Aerith said to either be expending all of his power to get through the millennia of ice, or is just doing it slowly to torture us. Dag. Lucian panicked. We need to.


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[Assistant] He shoved me aside, and I staggered, arms wheeling.


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[Assistant] Just as an arrow ricocheted off the ice where I'd been standing. Faster! Lucian snapped, and I didn't hesitate. I heard a little until a flat-out sprint.


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[Assistant] Lucian and I weaving in and out of each other's paths as those arrows continued firing. I sprayed where they landed. And no matter how fast we ran, the ground beneath us melted and melted. Ice. I had ice in my veins. And now that we were over the border, the Winter Court. I didn't care if they saw it. My power. Callius's power.


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[Assistant] I threw out a hand before us as a melting splotch began to spread. Ice groaning.


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[Assistant] A spray of ice shot from my palm, freezing the lake once more.


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[Assistant] With each pump of my arms as I ran, I fired that ice from my palms, solidifying what air sought to melt ahead of us. Maybe, just maybe we could clear the lake.


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[Assistant] And if they were stupid enough to be atop of it when we did, I could form ice. I could certainly unform it. I crossed paths with Lucian again, meeting as wide eyes as we did, and opened my mouth to tell him my plan. When errors happened. Not behind. Ahead. But it was the other brother at his side, arrow aimed and already flying for me, who drew the shout from my throat.


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[Assistant] I launched to the side, rolling. Not fast enough.


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[Assistant] The arrow's edge sliced the shell of my ear, my cheek, leaving a stinging wink. Lucian shouted, but another arrow was flying.


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[Assistant] It went clean through my right forearm this time.


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[Assistant] I sliced into my face, my hands as I went down, knees barking, arms shrieking in agony at the impact. Behind, steps thudded on ice as the third brother closed in.


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[Assistant] I bit my lip hard enough to draw blood as I ripped away the cloth of my jacket and shirt from my forearm, snapped the arrow in two and tore the pieces from my flesh.


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[Assistant] My roar shattered and bounced across the ice. Eris had taken one step toward me, smiling like a wolf when I was up again.


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[Assistant] My last two Illyrian knives in my palms, my right arm screaming at the movement. Around me, the ice began to melt.


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[Assistant] This can end with you going under.


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[Assistant] Begging me to get you out once that ice instantly refreezes. Eric drawled. Eris drawled.


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[Assistant] Behind him, cut off by his brothers, Lucian had drawn his own knife, and now sized up the other two. Or, this can end with you agreeing to take my hand. But either way, you'll be coming with me.


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[Assistant] Already the flesh on my arm was knitting together, healing from Dawn's powers, reawakening in my veins. And if that was working... I didn't give Aeris time to read my move. Sucked in a sharp breath, white, blinding light erupted from me. Aeris swore, and I ran. Not toward him.


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[Assistant] Not when I was still too injured to wield my knives, but away. Toward that distant shore.


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[Assistant] Half blinded myself, I stumbled and staggered until I was clear of the treacherous, melting splotches then sprinted.


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[Assistant] I made it all of 20 feet before Eris winnowed in front of me and struck.


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[Assistant] A backhanded blow to the face. So hard my teeth went through my lip. Struck again before I could even fall. Punch to my gut that ripped the air from my lungs.


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[Assistant] Beyond me, Lushnet unleashed himself upon his two brothers.


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[Assistant] Metal and fire blasted and collided. Ice sprang.


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[Assistant] It's no sooner hit the ice than Eris grabbed me by the hair. Right at the roots. The grip so brutal tears stung my eyes. But he dragged me back toward the shore. Back across the ice.


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[Assistant] I fought against the blow to my gut. Fought to get a wisp of air down my throat, into my lungs.


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[Assistant] My boots scraped against the ice as I feebly kicked, yet Eris held firm. I think Lucian shouted my name. I opened my mouth.


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[Assistant] But a gag of fire shoved its way between my lips and it didn't burn.


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[Assistant] But it was hot enough to tell me if it would, if Eris willed it.


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[Assistant] Equal bands of flame wrapped around my wrists, my ankles, my throat. I couldn't remember. Couldn't remember what to do. How to move. How to stop this.


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[Assistant] Closer and closer to the shore. To the awaiting party of centuries that winnowed in out of nowhere. No. No, no.


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[Assistant] A shadow, slammed into the earth before us, cracking the ice toward every horizon. Not a shadow. An Illyrian warrior.


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[Assistant] Seven red siphons glinted over his scaled black armor as Cassian tucked in his wings and snarled at heiress with five centuries worth of rage. Not dead, not hurt, whole. His wings, repaired and strong, I loosed a shuddering sob over the burning gag.


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[Assistant] Ascian siphons, flickered in response, as if the side of me at Eris's hand.


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[Assistant] Another impact struck the ice behind us. Shadows skittered in its wake. Azrael.


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[Assistant] I began crying in earnest, some leash I'd kept on myself snapping free as my friends landed, as I saw that Asriel too was alive, was healed.


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[Assistant] As Cassian drew twin Elyrian blades, the side of them like home, and said to Aerys with lethal calm, I suggest you drop my lady.


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[Assistant] Eris's grip on my hair are only tightened. Ringing a whimper from me.


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[Assistant] The rat that twisted Cassian's face was world-ending.


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[Assistant] But his hazel eyes slid to mine, silent command. He had spent months training me, not just to attack, but to defend.


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[Assistant] That taught me over and over how to get free of a captors grasp. How to manage not only my body, but my mind.


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[Assistant] As if he'd known that it was a very real possibility that this scenario would one day happen.


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[Assistant] Eris had bound my limbs, but I could still move them, still use parts of my magic.


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[Assistant] And getting him off balance long enough to let go, to let Cassian jump between us and take on the high lord's son.


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[Assistant] Towering over me, Eris didn't so much as glance down as I twisted, spinning on the ice and slammed my bound legs up between his. He lurched, bending over with a grunt.


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[Assistant] Right into the fisted, bound hands I drove into his nose, bone crunched, and his hands sprang free of my hair. I rolled, scrambling away. Cassian was already there.


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[Assistant] Eris hardly had time to draw his sword as Cassian brought his own down upon him.


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[Assistant] Steel against steel rang out across the ice. Centuries on the shore unleashed arrows of wood and magic, only to bounce against a shield of blue. Asriel.


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[Assistant] Across the ice, he and Lucian were engaging the other two brothers.


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[Assistant] That any of Lucian's siblings held out against the Illyrians was a testament to their own training, but...


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[Assistant] I focus the ice on my veins, on the gag in my mouth, the binds around my wrists and ankles.


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[Assistant] Ice to smother the fire, to sing it to sleep.


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[Assistant] Cassian and Eris clashed, dance back, clashed again. Ropes of fire snapped free, dissolving with a hiss of steam. I was on my feet again, reaching for a weapon I did not have. My daggers had been lost forty feet away.


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[Assistant] Cassian got past Aeris's guard with brutal efficiency, and Aeris screamed as the Illyrian blade punched through his gut.


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[Assistant] Blood, red as rubies, stained the ice and snow.


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[Assistant] For a heartbeat, I saw how it would play out. Three of Veyron's sons, dead at our hands. A temporary satisfaction for me.


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[Assistant] Five centuries of satisfaction for Cassian, Azrael, and more.


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[Assistant] Lucian's other two brothers were back to back, bloody, and gaping.


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[Assistant] Lucian himself was panting, sword still raised as Azrael flicked the blood off his own blade and stalked toward me. I met the hazel eyes of the shadow singer.


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[Assistant] The cool face that hid such pain and kindness. He had come. Cassian had come.


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[Assistant] You all deserve to die for this, and for much, much more. But I'm going to spare your miserable lives. Even with a wound through his gut, Eris's lip curled. Cassian snarled his warning.


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[Assistant] I only removed the glamour I had kept on myself these weeks, with the sleeve of my jacket and shirt gone. There was nothing but smooth skin where that wound had been.


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[Assistant] Smooth skin that now became adorned with swirls and whirls of ink.


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[Assistant] The markings of my new title and my mating bond.


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[Assistant] Lucian's face drained of color as he strode for us, stopping a healthy distance from Azrael's side.


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[Assistant] I am a high lady of the night court, I said quietly to them all. Even Eris stopped sneering.


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[Assistant] His amber eyes widen, something like fear of creeping into them.


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[Assistant] There's no such thing as a high lady. One of Lucian's brothers spat. Faint smile played on my mouth. There is now. And it was time for the world to know it.


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[Assistant] I caught Cassian's gaze finding pride glimmering there and relief. Take me home.


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[Assistant] I ordered him, my chin high and unwavering. Then to Asriel, take us both home. I said to the autumn court's scions, we'll see you on the battlefield. Let them decide whether it was better to be fighting beside us or against us.


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[Assistant] I turned to Cassian, who opened his arms and tucked me in tight before launching a skyward in a blast of wings and power.


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[Assistant] Beside us, Azrael and Lucian did the same.


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[Assistant] When Erisa and the others were nothing but specks of black on white below, when we were sailing high and fast, Cassian observed, I don't know who looks more uncomfortable, Az or Lucian Vensera?


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[Assistant] I chuckled, glancing over my shoulder where the shadow singer carried my friend, both of them making a point not to speak, look, or talk. And Sarah? You never knew his family's name? I met those laughing, fierce hazel eyes. Cassian's smile softened. Hello, Fyra.


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[Assistant] We flew until we reached the border of the sacred 8th territory.


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[Assistant] And when Cassian set us down in a snowy field before the ancient wood, I took one look at the blonde female in Illyrian leathers pacing between the gnarled trees and launched into a sprint. Mor held me tightly as I gripped her. Where is he? I asked.


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[Assistant] Refusing to let go. To lift my head from her shoulder. He. It's a long story. Far away but racing home. Right now. More. Pulled back enough to scan my face.


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[Assistant] I winnowed in Cassian, but with Eris and the others there, the guild dimmed their eyes. Relations with the Winter Court are strained. We thought if I was out here on the border, it might keep Calius's forces from looking south. At least long enough to get you.


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[Assistant] And to avoid an interaction with heiress that Moore was perhaps not ready for.


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[Assistant] I shook my head at the shame still shadowing her usually bright features. I understand. I embraced her again. I understand.


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[Assistant] Moore's answering squeeze was rib crushing. Asriel and Lucian landed, plumes of snow spraying in the former's wake.


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[Assistant] More and I released each other at last. My friend's face going grave as she sized up Lucian. Snow and blood and dirt coated him. Coated us both. Cassian explained to More. He fought against Aeris and the other two.


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[Assistant] More throat bobbed, noting the blood staining Cassian's hands, realizing it wasn't his own.


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[Assistant] He remains alive. Azrael answered. Shadows curling around the clawed tips of his wings. So stark against the snow beneath our boots. So do the others.


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[Assistant] Lucian was glancing between all of them, wary and quiet. What he knew of Moore's history was his eldest brother. I'd never asked. Never wanted to. Moore tossed her mass of golden waves over his shoulder. Then let's go home. Which one? I asked carefully. Moore swept her attention over Lucian once more.


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[Assistant] I almost pity Lucian for the weight in her gaze. The utter judgment.


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[Assistant] The stare of the Morgan, whose gift was pure truth. Whatever she beheld in Lucian was enough for her to say,


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[Assistant] The townhouse. You have someone waiting there for you.


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[Assistant] And that, my friends, is the end of Chapter 13.


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[Assistant] Hey, for an unlucky chapter, I think luck was on our side in that one. We got Cassian, Azrael, and Warbeck. We survived only with an arrow through the arm, a little scrape on the side of the face, uhm,


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[Assistant] And we don't know truly how badly Lucian was injured. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Maybe like just a little beat up, maybe some snicks here and there of blades. It doesn't seem like he caught an arrow at all.


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[Assistant] But hopefully, uh, they can all sorta get along within a few chapters. I understand that they're probably gonna be like biting back and forth for a little bit.


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[Assistant] Uh, just from all this stuff with the spring court that happened before in the last book. But you know, that remains to be seen. Hopefully Ryze doesn't do any crazy stuff in trying to like...


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[Assistant] Merk him as soon as he sees him or anything like that, but otherwise.


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[Assistant] Y'all, thank you so much for listening and make sure to stay beautiful, stay hydrated, and we will see you in the next chapter. Bye.


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[Assistant] Being a priest means more to me than anything ever has in my life. Ten, twelve years ago. Remember what I was like? In high school? I majored in motorcycles.


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[Assistant] You're Grimoire from the Chaos Company. Explain what you're doing way out here.


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[Assistant] How intriguing, since you insist I have no choice. Let us buddy fight.


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


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[Assistant] Now let me see for myself the skills of this so-called buddy police boy wonder. I charge and draw. I cast, nice one. This allows me to draw two cards.


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[Assistant] I equip Scholarly Tome of Death, a Neo Tommy, and to the right, I call Death Plague Caster, Varyselur.


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[Assistant] Tough choice, but I'll take Greatspell Incubation Period. Aye, not as much. I also call Death Plaguecaster Malaria to the center, and Death Plaguecaster Ruvalers to the left position.


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[Assistant] I discard plague cards from my hand and increase my gauge by two. With Rubeller's effect, I can place one card from the drop zone into Neotami's soul.


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[Assistant] Its effect lets me strategically take the top two cards of my deck and place any plague spells from them into my Neotami's soul.


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[Assistant] Also, a Neotomi's ability places one card from my drop zone into its soul, giving me one life. And with that, my turn is now over.


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[Assistant] Interesting. However, my plague cannot be cured. Not by your skills.


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[Assistant] My turn's over. I sure hope that you can do a lot better than that.


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[Assistant] Or else, you will fall victim to an incurable plague!


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[Assistant] With the Neo-Tommies effect, I am allowed to draw a card from my deck at the beginning of my turn. Draw. Charge and draw.


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[Assistant] And, with a Neotomi's ability, I can place one card in its soul and gain a life. I cast Great Spell Incubation Period. Its effect lets me strategically take the top two cards of my deck and place any plague spells from them into my Neotomi's soul.


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[Assistant] I paint two life and add the top six cards from my deck to the gauge.


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[Assistant] Now, for my big finale, I've reserved a special spell just for you, dear Tasuku. Yersinious's ability!


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[Assistant] It lets me activate a plague spell in Yersinious' soul.


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[Assistant] A great plague has been released and it will infect all of your precious star dragon world cards. Buddy cop, you've been defeated.


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[Assistant] A truly amazing power of overturn. I'd expect no less from the buddy police boy wonder.


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[Assistant] What are you plotting here? Don't be paranoid, I'm not plotting anything. Rublers, go attack Shadowscare!


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[Assistant] So, I'm curious to see how you think you can defeat me.


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[Assistant] Agent Joe, your attack is nullified.


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[Assistant] We should be safe from the buddy police here. That was quite a close one. GearGod99, I promise that I will protect you.


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[Assistant] Then this night around couldn't gallop up and try to save you from three thugs? How did you meet?


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[Assistant] Now, uh, honey, you heard what the nice man said, so don't try anything funny. Cause, uh, I ain't got the heart to slug a dame. Especially a beautiful dame. You know, uh, I'm single.


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[Assistant] You know, I've been showing my emotion a little bit too much on, on my sleeve, you know, like, uh, I kinda gotta chill out, you know, and that's me holding myself accountable, cause that's not gonna help anything. And so just trying to be a calming influence in those moments, especially when it's been a couple of times it's happened, that heightened frustration that I could do a better job as a leader to calm everybody down.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I wasn't, I wasn't talking to Chris, uhm, like the past two weeks I've just been.


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[Assistant] Talking in general, uhm, you know, because there was some things and you know, I'm not going to tell you, but there were some things, uhm, that happened today that led to some pretty big negative plays that should never happen. And, uhm, I think that's where my frustration was coming from.


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[Assistant] You know, uhm, I'm gonna do everything in my power to fix that, you know, and I, and I know our guys are gonna do everything in their power, uhm, uh, because it's not


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[Assistant] You know, coming from a bad place, you know, and so, uhm, you know, we,


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[Assistant] Look, it sucks right now. You know, we're, we're finding everything that sucks right now. We're going to point it out. We're going to call it out and we're going to try and work on that to get better as leaders. And that's our job. You know, whether it's going really good or it's tough, you still got to be able to, you know, I say it before.


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[Assistant] For every game to the guys, we're not playing the scoreboard, we're playing against the standard and our standard is this. If that's our standard, that's what we're playing against. And you know, we got to make sure that.


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[Assistant] Not only throughout the week, you gotta meet that standard, but when game day happens, you gotta meet that standard.


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[Assistant] Um, like I'm okay, you know, if a guy gets beat, you know, I'm okay if they make a play that, I mean, they're, they're going to make a play, you know, uh, but there's some things in football that are completely controllable that I think we could do better.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I hope so. Uhm, you know, and in that moment, you know, that's the, you know, with the score, what it was, we had to play like that, but that's always what I've been my most comfortable, you know, playing that way. And, uh, you know, I've always felt that when those situations happen, I felt fully confident, you know, calling stuff, getting to, you know, the, the plays that Pete and RC and DJ that, you know, we all talked about.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and Jamis and Taysom in the room. You know, all those things that we talk about. Hey, you know, letting those guys know this is what I'm going to. This is what we're going to get to.


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[Assistant] This is our, our plan for this week and you know, uh, it was good for us, especially in the last quarter and a half, I thought.


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[Assistant] We got some life about us and, you know, we were putting pressure, you know, I felt like we were the aggressor in that moment.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, uh, that'll be something the coaches will look at for sure. You know, you know how that goes. Uhm, you know, there's a lot of, there's a lot of moving parts with, uh, you know, players and, you know.


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[Assistant] What do we need to put on his plate? What do we need to put on his plate?


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[Assistant] You know, what decisions do we make as a whole team, not just for us, you know what I'm saying? So I know that the coaches will talk about that stuff.


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[Assistant] Oh yeah, we all, I mean, everybody's, you know, in the stands.


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[Assistant] I've been in that moment, you know, where you know, you miss a thrower, you know, and you know, you throw a bad pick or something like that and you feel like everybody hates you, you know, and, uh,


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[Assistant] Our job as teammates is no matter what the situation is, good or bad, put your arm around them and keep, keep them going, keep them pushing. And so to see our teammates react that way shows me that we have good group, you know, cause I've seen in moments like that where.


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[Assistant] Everybody just starts pointing fingers at that one play, you know, or if a kicker misses one at the end, they just pointed him, you know, and it's like there's.


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[Assistant] You know, 160 other plays that could have been changed, you know, you know, throughout whatever, you know, throughout the game, like I've never been a believer that you just point just because it happens in that moment.


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[Assistant] There's so many things that we could have done that we need to put them in that situation.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well, it got us a good, you know, touchdown to Mike. Um, you know, and then.


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[Assistant] Obviously they have a backup player in and you know, we have one of our best players, but you know, looking at things, you know, is there something else we could do there?


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[Assistant] Uh, is there a different thought, you know, different position, different route, uh, in that moment, uh, you know, we had hit one before, so I felt confident in it again, uh, going back to it, uh, but it didn't work.


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[Assistant] No, no, no, no. Uh, when I wear it on my sleeve, I snap and clear. You know, uhm, you know, that, that's just me. I'm, that part of it is just more as a leader letting the guys see my, you know, demeanor. Hey guys, we're good. We'll be in this thing at the end. You know, that, that kind of feeling.


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[Assistant] We all gotta be better, man. Yeaah, I mean, I gotta be better. Our guys gotta be better. Uhm, coaches, you know, everybody. We're, you know, no matter what, like, you know, I thought we, as a whole team, did a great job of fighting back in the second half. Uhm, but we're all gonna look at that tape and be like, we could all play better. Yeaah, anyone can go.


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[Assistant] Tomorrow, stop the tape, uhm, on a bad performance or on a good performance and say, he should have done this or he should have done that, like.


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[Assistant] You know, there's been games where I've thrown for, you know.


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[Assistant] 400 yards. And I'm like, dude, I really didn't play that good, you know, and there's times where you.


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[Assistant] So for 180 and you're like, I played really good. So there's, and vice versa, you know, there's.


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[Assistant] So many things that go into that besides just on a Monday, stopping the clicker and saying, you know, it was this guy or that guy, you know.


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[Assistant] Very proud of them. You know, that's a really good front. A lot of moving parts, new guys playing new spots.


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[Assistant] And with everything that some guys are dealing with, you know, that's, that's a big...


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[Assistant] You know, that's a big ask for new guys to come in and play against that, those blitzes, that, that front, that scheme, uh, and I thought that they did an outstanding job. I really did. And I'm sure that there's a few plays, you know, that they want back or whatever, but I'm really proud of them.


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, he could, I mean, if he ever just stuck to that, you know, I think he's pretty good on defense, but if he ever just stuck to that, he'd be a really good fullback for sure. But, um, you know, he, we've seen his high school highlights at running back and they're pretty impressive.


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[Assistant] Are you able to tune that out during the game? Oh, yeah. Oh, I've, man, I've played in Kansas City and I was a Raider, you know, I've heard some pretty crazy things, you know, so I can, I can block out things really easily. Uh, you know, I've, I've never played this game.


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[Assistant] Uhm, for man's approval and I've never lived my life that way. And so I.


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[Assistant] I come off the sideline and I have the same routine, whether everybody's cheering or everybody's mad, you know, uh, if they're mad at me.


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[Assistant] They're mad at the offense. They're mad at the defense, especially like for me.


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[Assistant] If I care too much about that, this thing would have been 60 to not, you know, like we just would have gave it to them.


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[Assistant] Our, our guys, we got too many professionals. You understand their frustration. Uh, but at the same time, they're the same guys, same friends, same fans. They're going to cheer for you when you make a good play, you know? And so that, that to me, um, is, it's never been really like a, like a problem to me.


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[Assistant] Oh, I think that we would join them in that, you know, cause we're the ones out there doing it, you know, and, uhm.


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[Assistant] You know, we, we want to give them a great product. You know, we want to give them wins. When I came here, I just, I said, like, I really, I mean, I want to win for our city. You know, I really fell in love with how everyone's treated my wife and my kids and myself, uhm, in the way that our team.


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[Assistant] You know, Ms. Benson, everybody, they deserve wins. They deserve to see a great product.


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[Assistant] You know, and, and I thought in the second half they started, you know, that, you know, we're playing that, that way coming back. They were in it. I mean, they deserve to feel that way. And so, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, my message to them would be like, hopefully, you know, we get, you know, our stuff together, uh, and get it together quick, uh, and start to get on a run so they can enjoy some more moments.


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[Assistant] Yeah, sometimes that's a big question. I'm gonna do my best. Like it depends, like some teams, some players, some people, like if it's third and whatever.


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[Assistant] Other corners will sit, they're going to play underneath and give you that. You know, you see things on film, you know, that's why you have some, some opportunities, you know, um, other teams in certain situations, they're going to more give you that and they don't want to give that up, you know, that we saw in previous games, right? And so, uh, you know, we're, we're doing,


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, best to scheme those things up with what you see on film, what you expect, what you, what your guys are good at. Um, and then as players were doing our best job to execute exactly what we talked about. And so, um, you know, there was a couple, even third downs today that, you know, third and four, we throw in three yards, you know,


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[Assistant] You know, you got to go get, you know, one or, you know, you want to run, you know, we ran a couple, you know, we can, we pick those up, you know, if those get tackled on, the blues would have been crazy, you know, uhm, but you know, for us, you know, there's.


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[Assistant] Well, I think you felt it from our sideline. You definitely felt it from the fans. You felt it from the sideline. It's good to see him make that play, especially after, you know, last week we ended the game not hitting on one. And so, um, you know, we saw an opportunity there. They gave us a good, you know,


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[Assistant] Look for it and Mike did a great job of making an amazing catch. So uhm, it was nice to see that energy from our sideline and to see in the stadium because I felt like in that moment there was no doubt we were going to win that game.


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[Assistant] Well, Mr. Williams, here's your honeymoon cottage.


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[Assistant] I'm not poor. I'm not poor. I'm not poor. I'm not poor.


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[Assistant] Haena po, ya haena po. Haena po, haena po. Haena po, ya haena po. Haena po, haena po.


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[Assistant] I'm not poor. I'm not poor. I'm not poor. I'm not poor.


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[Assistant] I'm not poor. I'm not poor. I'm not poor. I'm not poor.


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[Assistant] So in this video, I want to animate these pole bars right here as the values change.


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[Assistant] We're not really transitioning the bars in and out of the page. We're just animating them from one value to another. So we're not going to use transitions for this like we did in the last video when we transition a poll in and out of the page. Instead, we're going to use something known as tweens or tweened stores.


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[Assistant] Now tweening is the process of generating frames for a movement.


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[Assistant] Now Svelte has a tween store built in that we can use and that generates a series of values which can be used for each frame between a starting and an ending point so that we get a smooth transition of values rather than a quick jump from A to B.


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[Assistant] Okay, so I've prepared a quick demo of this before we move on to these bars and that is in the app component right here. So.


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[Assistant] First of all, I've imported tweened from svelte forward slash motion and tweened is a bit like a store, like writable. We pass in the initial value right here, which I've set to zero and we can store that in this thing right here, value. Now down here, I've got a button.


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[Assistant] And inside that button, what we output is this value. Remember, this is kind of how we subscribed automatically to a store. We placed the dollar sign before the store itself. That's kind of what we're doing here, right? We're just placing the dollar sign before the tween store right here, value. So that should output the value of value, right?


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[Assistant] Now what I'm doing is also attaching a click event to this button and inside this click event we're firing a function which takes the value and then we use a method on it called set and we're replacing whatever's currently the value


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[Assistant] As one, so zero to one. Now in a store that would just replace zero with one straight away like this with a click.


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[Assistant] Now in our case, we're using a tween store. So it transitions from zero to one. So we get a range of different numbers over time transitioning as the value. And that value is over time being output inside the button. So let's take a look at this in action.


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[Assistant] So let's see it. Currently it's zero because that is the beginning value. If we click on this though, you'll see it transition to one. It doesn't go straight to one, it transitions.


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[Assistant] So that's essentially what we want to do with these two values. Say we have a width of 28% on one of these bars and we click it and it goes to a width of something like 35%. Instead of it just jumping


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[Assistant] Because the width value is constantly changing that percentage.


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[Assistant] So let's do that. First of all let's delete these things right here, these tween things and this button and let's apply the same kind of thing inside the poll details component right here.


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[Assistant] So what I'm going to do first of all is I'm going to import tweened from that same thing. So let me do that at the top from svelte forward slash motion. So we've imported that first of all, then down here underneath these reactive values, I'm going to do another comment and that says tweened.


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[Assistant] Percentages, right? So the percentages are the things that we want to tween, that we want to change over time because ultimately the width is dependent on that. So if this is changing smoothly over time, then we'll get a slide effect rather than jumping from one width percent to the next.


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[Assistant] So down here, the first thing I'm going to do is create a new const called tweened.


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[Assistant] So this is going to be the %A tweened and I'm going to set that equal to tweened and it's going to begin at zero, right?


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[Assistant] Now, the second thing I want to do is say const tweened.


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[Assistant] B and set that equal to tweened and then that starts at zero as well.


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[Assistant] So now I want to create some more reactive values and when the percentage changes right here of A or B, that's when I want to update the tweened value of tweened A, right? So let me now say $ colon tweened


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[Assistant] Hey, so remember this reactive value is going to update or this reactive statement rather is going to run when


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[Assistant] This thing right here that it depends on changes. So whenever percent A changes, we're going to run a statement which sets tweened A


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[Assistant] From zero to begin with to its current percentage.


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[Assistant] Now when we first begin, when we first load these things over here, it's going to go from zero to begin with with the percentage it starts with and it's going to tween from those values, right? But then.


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[Assistant] The new value of tweened A right here is gonna be something else, maybe 25%. So then when we click an up vote, it's gonna tween from that to the new percent that is automatically worked out. I hope that's making sense.


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[Assistant] So I want to do the same thing now for b, so tweened b.


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[Assistant] Then we're gonna retween this thing right here from whatever the starting point is to the new percentage and so forth.


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[Assistant] And then finally, what I'm going to do for now is also do another reactive statement, which is going to console.log tweened A and tweened B. So we need the dollar sign, first of all, to get the value that automatically subscribes. Remember tweened A, which is this thing.


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[Assistant] So now, whenever these two values change, we're locking them to the console so we should see their progression.


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[Assistant] So now let me go over here and let me just get rid of those to begin with and I'm going to click on this and you'll see now the percent has tweened from 37.25 all the way to this value right here, 40 and 60, right? And that's A and B.


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[Assistant] So the percentage changes for both, because if we up the vote of one of them, the percent of the other goes down. So now we've animated to 42 and 57, and now it should be animating to 44 and 55, right? Not animating, but tweening the values, the percentage values.


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[Assistant] So now we have access to these tweened values. We can output those as the width right here instead of the actual percent, because now these are going to be constantly changing when we go from A to B. They'll be smoother.


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[Assistant] So I'm going to comment this line out because we don't want to log those to the console every time. But now I'm going to change this to dollar tweened A and this one to dollar.


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[Assistant] And click that and in fact we'll add a new one. Do you like Mario? Who doesn't? Hell yea. And not for me.


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[Assistant] Uh, add a poll, and now if we click on one of these, then you're gonna see, oops, that didn't tween. Hmm. And that's because there is a slight problem. So let me just try this again. Uh, add a new poll, and let me go from here, from zero.


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[Assistant] Paul votes A is gonna be zero, right? And the total vote is gonna be zero. So when we're trying to work out the percent, this is gonna give us not a number because we're trying to divide 100 by zero, then times it by zero. So this is an invalid number.


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[Assistant] So what we should do is place double pipe here, a logical or, and if this then is undefined, or rather not a number, then it's gonna apply this value to %A instead. So.


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[Assistant] 0 there as well and now for new polls we're gonna tween from 0 to whatever the new value is when we click on it instead of from some kind of undefined or not a number, right? So let me save that now and try that again. So add a new poll. This hopefully should work.


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[Assistant] And now if we click on this, yep, now it transitions. All right. It animates between the two now.


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[Assistant] Awesome. So that is tweening. Have a play around with it and I'm sure you'll grasp it in no time. And that my friends is pretty much it. So in the next video, we'll have one more test of this application and I'll also talk about what other tutorials on Svel are coming up in the future.


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[Assistant] This'll be airing Black Friday. It is Black Friday, it's Friday, it's Black Friday, it means sales, it means 20% off the entire Barstool store. Here's something that people, well some people may know about me, a lot of people may not, some.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I eat pizza. Yeah, I start a parcel from scratch. Yeah, I trade stocks. You name it, entrepreneur.


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[Assistant] Best-selling children's author. Me. Number one times best-selling children's author. Sharks have feelings too.


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[Assistant] I wrote it, I think, four or five years ago, a little debate. I said I love sharks, people like sharks suck. Oh yeaah, sharks don't suck. If sharks don't suck so much, why not write a book about it? That's what I did. Children's book.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna do so much research. I didn't know this was a, this was a fucking anti-shark group. Turned into an anti-shark convention. Let's move on. I, this sucks. Sharks are awesome. Sharks have, that's the cover.


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[Assistant] Sharks have feelings too. The little signature of the best selling author slash me on the sleeve. I'll be honest, it could be sold out by the time this thing airs. I don't know. Uhm.


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[Assistant] If you have kids and you want to buy the book, you can buy it online, the hard copies are sold out, you should know, there's a lot of fucks and shits and swears in it.


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[Assistant] But the kid's gonna learn how to swear at any, some point anyways, might as well be from me. One by the way knows the rules. Rocko's, Avanol, see what we got. Ooh, I flipped it.


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[Assistant] That's my bad, see I got a little aggressive. Looks like a super traditional football pizza.


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[Assistant] And I was a lot younger then, so I didn't know as much as I do now.


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[Assistant] Home life as a young carer, school life with GCSEs, social life with my friends who aren't going through the same thing I am. They're very understanding. I have lovely friends but they don't understand. They're not young carers so they're not in my position. They can't relate to me but they can always be there to support me if I'm down.


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[Assistant] Every night by the fall, I keep crying.


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[Assistant] Oh, I beg your pardon. A very superior sort of laugh, aren't you?


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[Assistant] My dear girl, don't you realize that a big bomb costs a thousand pounds? We could go around the world on the price of one bomb.


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[Assistant] Not starting anything, I just said that you were alright. That's a perfectly decent, respectable thing to say. Here, you're still cold, you better have a little more.


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[Assistant] Every shell bursts into a thousand pieces and every piece comes down again by the laws of gravitation.


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[Assistant] You are brave. You're very, very beautiful.


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[Assistant] Sorry, Nipper. They never told me you had company. Come along in. We didn't expect you down quite so early. This is Prudence Cathaway, my friend Monty. Pleased to meet you, Miss.


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[Assistant] The unfailing Mr. Ramsbottom. Barley water. Have some? No thanks.


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[Assistant] Well, it was about a, a friend of Marty's who joined the army the day the war began. Because he believed that he was going to fight for something that really mattered. He was ready to fight and willing to die if there was any sense and reason to it. But he didn't find any. He found his leader stupid, complacent, and out of date.


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[Assistant] There's no claim to leadership but birth and class and privilege. They weren't leading him in a struggle for a better England.


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[Assistant] And if our armies did win this war, what share will this man have in England that he's helped to save? They'll give him nothing. It'll return to the men who have owned it and disgraced it, so that they can go on disgracing it until the next war comes.


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[Assistant] It's all right. I'm not a German spy. You can search me for weapons if you like. What are you doing here? Hiding.


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[Assistant] Isn't that perhaps what troubles you? You're not running away because you're a coward.


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[Assistant] Don't think anymore. Trust your feelings, not your reason. If you do that, I believe your problem may soon be over. Thank you again. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] I tried my best to fight for my country, but I, I found there are too many people in my way. I'm ready to accept whatever consequences there may be, but will you trust me sir? I give you my word of honor that I should be back here within two hours.


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[Assistant] You volunteered on the first day of war, I see. Yes, sir. Arras, Dunkirk, twice mention of dispatches, recommended for distinguished conduct medal. I don't quite understand.


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[Assistant] Sergeant, I'm giving this man leave. Leave until, uh, 12 o'clock.


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[Assistant] The Desire of Ages, Chapter 54. The Good Samaritan.


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[Assistant] He shows that it consists not in systems, creeds or rights, but in the performance of loving deeds, in bringing the greatest good to others in genuine goodness. As Christ was teaching the people,


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[Assistant] With breathless attention, the large congregation awaited the answer.


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[Assistant] In his answer as to the requirements of the law, he passed by all the mass of ceremonial and ritualistic precepts. For these he claimed no value.


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[Assistant] He presented the law as a divine unity and in this lesson taught that it is not possible to keep one precept and break another, for the same principle runs through them all.


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[Assistant] Supreme love to God and impartial love to man are the principles to be wrought out in the life.