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[Assistant] Well, it definitely isn't an exact process, but perhaps we could sort of think about the process as following something like that.


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[Assistant] Let's say I naively estimated a model which was wage being determined by some sort of linear function of age.


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[Assistant] And so that means I'm fitting a straight line to this data. Perhaps my straight line would look something like that.


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[Assistant] So note this again is evidence of serial correlation because if I have a given positive


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[Assistant] If instead I had fit a line which was sort of wage rate is equal to alpha plus beta one times age plus beta two times age squared, where sort of we'd expect that beta two is less than zero to capture the fact that we have sort of diminishing returns to age.


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[Assistant] By specifying a more sort of correct model, that has enabled us to get rid of this serial correlation.


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[Assistant] So, note that serial correlation in this circumstance has actually been symptomatic of the fact that I have functionally mis-specified my model. I've tried to fit a straight line to data, which is inherently non-linear.


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[Assistant] In this circumstance, it actually would have led us quite wrongly to conclude that there was some sort of constant returns to age, constant positive returns to age, when in fact we know that the returns to age are inherently nonlinear. So we would have had some sort of bias in our estimate of beta.


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[Assistant] We've been able to demonstrate that people who tend to be greedy are more likely to take risks when performing this task.


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[Assistant] If you say I want to be true to the world, you gotta get rid of all your imes.


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[Assistant] And when I say your I'ms, I'm talking about I'm this and I'm that. I can do this and I can do this. Oh yeah, I did this last year. Oh, I can do that. Oh, I'm better than him. So all those I'ms, it's egos.


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[Assistant] There's a lot of people in South Africa, both black and white, who carry the eagle badge on them and they carry it high as a flag.


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[Assistant] You see, and those are the people who we would see as the future bureaucrats of the country.


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[Assistant] If you are driving into a poor neighborhood where you know people are starving to death and you're driving down with your Mercedes Benz or your Rolls Royce, that is the worst thing you could ever do.


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[Assistant] Driving with this ego to say, I'm better than you. You know, you'll never be where I am. Those people are lost.


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[Assistant] And also missing as many members of his family as I was able to take down. Of course, he could probably put those back together since I wouldn't be around to burn them. Unlike Bella, who would never be whole again. I wondered if the creature could be put back together. I doubted it. It was part Bella too, so it must have inherited some of her vulnerability. I could hear that in the tiny, thrumming beat of its heart. Its heart was beating, hers wasn't.


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[Assistant] Only a second had passed as I made these easy decisions.


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[Assistant] Perfect. The new position was perfect for my strike.


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[Assistant] I leaned forward and felt the heat begin to change me while the pull toward the killer grew. It was stronger than I'd ever felt it before. So strong it reminded me of an alpha's command. Like it would crush me if I didn't obey. This time, I wanted to obey. The murderer stared past Rosalie's shoulder at me.


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[Assistant] It's gaze more focused than any newborn creature's gaze should be. Warm brown eyes, the color of milk chocolate, the exact same color that Bella's had been. My shaking jerked to a stop. Heat flooded through me, stronger than before. But it was a new kind of heat, not a burning. It was a glowing. Everything inside me came undone.


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[Assistant] As I stared at the tiny porcelain face of the half-vampire half-human baby.


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[Assistant] All the lines that held me to my life were sliced apart in swift cuts, like clipping the strings to a bunch of balloons. Everything that made me who I was. My love for the dead girl upstairs. My love for my father. My loyalty to my new pack.


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[Assistant] The love for my other brothers, my hatred for my enemies, my home, my name, myself, disconnected from me in that second, snip, snip, snip, and floated up into space. I was not left drifting. A new string held me where I was. Not one string, but a million. Not strings, but steel cables.


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[Assistant] A million steel cables all tying me to one thing, to the very center of the universe. I could see that now, how the universe swirled around this one point. I'd never seen the symmetry of the universe before, but now it was plain.


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[Assistant] The gravity of the earth no longer tied me to the place where I stood.


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[Assistant] It was the baby girl in the blonde vampire's arms that held me here now. Renesmee. From upstairs there was a new sound. The only sound that could touch me in this endless instant. A frantic pounding, a racing beat, a changing heart.


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[Assistant] How do you do? What is it you want? We'd like to find out who painted the pictures.


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[Assistant] That was one of her peculiar traits. She never let anyone see her paint. I've compared her handwriting with a signature. There's no question.


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[Assistant] Not me, there's no such thing. Mr. Cross, nobody gets away with murder.


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[Assistant] Alright, go ahead and laugh all you like. But no one escapes punishment. I figure we have a little courtroom right in here. Judge, jury, and executioner. I don't get it. Well, murder never solves anything. How about it, fellas? You've covered lots of trials. I'm sorry, but I have to admit you're right. The problem just moved in here where it can never get out. Right here in solitary. So what? So you go right on punishing yourself. You can't get away with it. Never.


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[Assistant] Now that doesn't make any sense. Well, you haven't seen as much of murder as I have, Mr. Cross. I'd rather have the judge give me the words than have to do it to myself.


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[Assistant] I was getting dressed. When they knocked on the door, I was telling my boxers. They told me where I was going. I didn't need no clothes.


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[Assistant] In my police report he said I was a tall black man with bushy type hair. I'm five foot seven. I haven't had any hair in like six, seven years. Wasn't me.


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[Assistant] Yeah, not too bad, thank you. Obviously difficult times right now for everybody concerned, but...


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[Assistant] How does, what does lockdown feel like for you? What you up to? How are you managing to train right now?


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[Assistant] Ah, good man. Well listen, let's talk, because obviously everything's been put on hold, and especially watching, you know, the impact that you made, Billy, when you come into the team at Liverpool in the FA Cup, and I did the live game with Roy Keane when you were manning the matches well against Everton. You must have been so proud of your performances then.


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[Assistant] Did it feel like you're under duress at times, or did you just find it, this is so natural, this is exactly where I wanna be.


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[Assistant] But it showed the confidence and a little smile after and a few of the players giving you high fives and it just went, you know, you just look perfect there and it just, you look so natural. And then the Everton game, obviously, the one that I was talking about with Roy Keane.


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[Assistant] Yeah, did you swap, so the Liverpool game and the Everton game, did you swap anyone of you kept those shirts?


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[Assistant] Perfect, well there is one for you then. I've just done a little bit of digging here and a little birdie tells me, true or false, that you are a child model for Burberry.


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[Assistant] I can actually, I promise you now, I can remember that one. Yeah, I can remember that. I mean, I did some mingas, trust me. Some of my, so Burberry, that's a pretty good one. So well done, Billy. I like that one. I'm glad that one's a true one as well.


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[Assistant] Billy, thank you so much for joining us. It was absolutely brilliant and can't wait to see you playing again in the Premier League and moving that ball like you were just before it finished.


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[Assistant] Like the desert, like a...


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[Assistant] Like India. You could go to India. Like, the, the West times. Or the Mummy times. Or the Dinosaur times.


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[Assistant] The gallery was lit by pine torches, brilliant flares that rose straight up in their sockets, outlined in black by the soot their predecessors had left on the walls.


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[Assistant] Several faces turned, blinking, to look at me as I came out of the hangings at the back of the gallery. From the looks of it, all the women of the castle were up here.


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[Assistant] I recognize the girl, Leah, Magdalene, and some of the other women I had met in the kitchens, and of course, the stout form of Mrs. Fitzgivens, in a position of honor near the balustrade.


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[Assistant] Seeing me, she beckoned in a friendly manner, and the women squeezed against each other to let me pass.


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[Assistant] When I reached the front, I could see the whole hall spread out beneath.


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[Assistant] The walls were decked with myrtle branches, you and Holly, and the fragrance of the evergreens rose up into the gallery, mingled with the smoke of fires and the harsh reek of men. There were dozens of them, coming, going,


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[Assistant] Standing talking in small groups scattered throughout the hall, and all clad in some version of the clan tartan.


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[Assistant] Be it only a plaid or a tartan bonnet, worn above ordinary working shirt and tattered britches. The actual patterns varied wildly, but the colours were mostly the same, dark greens and white.


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[Assistant] Most of them were completely dressed as Jamie now was. Kilt, played, bonnet. And in most cases, badges.


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[Assistant] I caught a glimpse of him standing near the wall, still looking grim. Rupert had disappeared into the throng, but two more burly Mackenzies flanked Jamie. Obviously guards.


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[Assistant] The confusion in the hall was gradually becoming organized, as the castle residents pushed and led the newcomers into place at the lower end. Tonight was plainly special.


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[Assistant] The young lad who played the pipes at Hall had been augmented by two other pipers.


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[Assistant] One, a man whose bearing and ivory-mounted pipes proclaimed him a master piper.


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[Assistant] This man nodded to the other two, and soon the hall was filled with the fierce drone of pipe music.


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[Assistant] Much smaller than the great northern pipes used in battle, these versions made a most effective racket.


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[Assistant] The chanters laid a trill above the drones that made the blooditch.


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[Assistant] The women stirred around me, and I thought of a line from Maggie Lauder. Ooh, they call me Rab the Renter.


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[Assistant] And the lasses all go daft when I blow up my chanter. If not daft the women around me were fully appreciative.


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[Assistant] And there were many murmurs of admiration as they hung over the rail, pointing out one man or another striding about the hall decked in his finery. One girl spotted Jamie.


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[Assistant] With a muffled exclamation beckoned her friends to see.


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[Assistant] There was considerable whispering and murmuring over his appearance. Some of it was admiration for his fine looks.


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[Assistant] But more was speculation about his presence at the oath-taking.


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[Assistant] I noticed that Lear in particular glowed like a candle as she watched him, and I remembered what Alec had said in the paddock.


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[Assistant] You know her father will no let her wed outside the clan. I'm Colum's nephew, was he? The lad might be quite a catch at that. Bar the minor matter of outlawry, of course.


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[Assistant] The pipe music rose to a fervent pitch, and then abruptly ceased.


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[Assistant] In the dead silence of the hall, Column Mackenzie stepped out from the upper archway and strode purposefully to a small platform that had been erected at the head of the room.


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[Assistant] If he made no effort to hide his disability, he did not flaunt it now either.


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[Assistant] He was splendid in an azure blue coat, heavily laced with gold, buttoned with silver, and with rose silk cuffs that turned back almost to the elbow.


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[Assistant] A tartan kilt in fine wool hung past his knees, covering most of his legs and the checked stockings on them. His bonnet was blue, but the silver badge held plumes, not holly.


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[Assistant] The entire hall held its breath as he took centre stage. Whatever else he was, Colin Mackenzie was a showman.


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[Assistant] He turned to face the assembled clansman, raised his arms, and greeted them with a ringing shout. TULAKARD! TULAKARD! The clansman gave back in a roar. The woman next to me shivered. There was a short speech next, given in Gaelic. This was greeted with periodic roars of approval, and then the oath-taking proper commenced.


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[Assistant] I'm your host, the Detective, bringing you the finest crime dramas and film noir from the golden age of Hollywood. Tonight's picture is from 1948.


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[Assistant] All My Sons starring Edward G. Robinson, Burt Lancaster, and Louisa Horton.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, we do see a great performance here from Edward G. Robinson. And one thing that you will see here,


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[Assistant] These guys, they sure got a thing for the girl next door types now, don't they? Huh. Now,


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[Assistant] Her next two films were many years later and both of them were in 1976. She was in Swashbuckler and Alice Wee Alice.


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[Assistant] Now, Henry Morgan, we all know him best from the 70's TV series MASH. He was the one that played Colonel Potter.


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[Assistant] But in this picture here, he's so much younger that honestly it's easier to recognize his voice than to recognize his looks. Now...


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[Assistant] In the storyline here, we can see that Mrs. Keller is having a lot of trouble coming to terms, uh, in regards of her older son Larry.


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[Assistant] She just cannot believe that he's dead. You know.


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[Assistant] It's three years after the war. He was listed as MIA, you know, missing in action.


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[Assistant] But she just can't believe he's dead. You know, it-


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[Assistant] It's the old, oh, he's still alive. He'll come back. He'll be home someday.


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[Assistant] You know, she's really struggling with this here.


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[Assistant] And I wanted to bring up this part of the story line because, uh,


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[Assistant] The picture here, two of his cousins were pilots in World War II. They were brothers.


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[Assistant] But his brother flew a P-40 and he, that's a fighter plane, and he was stationed in Burma. He was in the CBI, what's called the China Burma India Theater.


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[Assistant] If I'm pronouncing that correctly, uh, it's one of those words that's this long. Um, got caught up in the battle. Uh, his squadron mates did see his plane going down, but it was going down over Japanese lines. So.


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[Assistant] The Japanese themselves tried to look for him because they had hopes of maybe capturing a downed American pilot. But in that part of Burma...


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[Assistant] The jungle is just too thick. Neither he nor his plane were ever found. I mean, not even the wreckage.


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[Assistant] And yeaah, Mrs. Detective, she remembers when she was a little girl, and this was many years later, we're talking the 60s, the 70s, the 80s, when she was a little girl,


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[Assistant] She can remember when they would go over to visit his mom.


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[Assistant] She always kept a little table there in the front entrance hallway, would keep a candle burning, with a picture of him beside the candle.


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[Assistant] And it was just like Mrs. Keller here in tonight's picture. It was the old, he's not dead. No, he's still alive. He'll come back. He'll be home someday. And.


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[Assistant] The rest of the family knew. I mean, let's face it, not just three years after the war, but that many decades later. Come on. Y-you knew.


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[Assistant] But she just held out that ray of hope that even though reason says he's dead,


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[Assistant] But because he's not officially declared that way, there's still that technical


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[Assistant] Even if it's at super lotto ticket odds, you know, that maybe he's still alive. So there's this.


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[Assistant] And it was obvious to the family that it affected her in ways that she kinda had some unaddressed mental health issues.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Never sick a day in his life. Except for one very well placed day.


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[Assistant] Now I like here how the backstory to the picture was told in the flashback scenes. And that's where we see that Joe had simply lied in court.


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[Assistant] And honestly, neither could his father because we see Joe, you know, in that final scene where he's walking up the staircase.


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[Assistant] And, uh, so yeaah, he committed suicide himself.


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[Assistant] This picture, because of that, you know, they reference it a few times, that there were 21 pilots that were killed due to the defective cylinders.


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[Assistant] It's a reference to the 21 pilots who were killed due to the defective cylinders.


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[Assistant] Now, Howard Duff that was in the picture here, he played George, you know, Ann's brother.


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[Assistant] He had a 45 year career, you know, in many different types of roles, in many genres. But some of his notable films, he was in Sorry Wrong Number, uh, he starred in that one with Barbara Stanwyck. He was in From Here to Eternity.


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[Assistant] Uh, Run Silent, Run Deep, which was kind of a, uh, it was a submarine-based war movie.


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[Assistant] And, as always, I thank you for spending the evening with Full Moon Matinee. Stay with us as we continue our further investigations into the long lost evidence of Hollywood. Until next time.


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[Assistant] If anybody's still hungry. And some grape juice.


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[Assistant] Oh man, I've known, well I've known Fatnix since 7th grade and then we just, we've always been doing shit, like we had a little YouTube series.


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[Assistant] Well, comedy was our first- You would say, right? You would agree? Comedy was our first thing.


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[Assistant] I was smoking weed and just being like a piece of shit. I was smoking weed and traffic. I wasn't very well at school. Wait, so how old are you right now? I'm 20.


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[Assistant] Well what happened was I dropped out in like 9 plus 10th whatever and then I, my dad was like, since you don't go to school you gotta get a job. Right.


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[Assistant] This was Facebook, SoundCloud, and then post via Facebook, via Twitter.


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[Assistant] Uhm. We started rapping first. Yeaah. I started rapping first, uhm, but like, whatever, me and Fennec always just do shit together. I told him, like, yo, I'ma rap.


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[Assistant] And then he's like, I rap too. And we just started rapping and then like, it didn't pop off till recently. So it was like a-


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[Assistant] Well, successful is a very strong word. I would say I'm content right now.


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[Assistant] Well, when I started, the first time I felt really good was like, probably like...


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[Assistant] When I got like a thousand plays, yea. When I got like that first thousand plays, I was like, okay, maybe like, maybe someone will fuck with this. Maybe one day people will like this shit.


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[Assistant] Oh man, the first show I did was in Broward County, uhm, fuck, I forgot what it was called.


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[Assistant] Uncle Luke. Thank you. Trina. Uncle Luke.


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[Assistant] Well, Outkast, I fuck with Outkast, System of a Down, and, uh, Bone Thugs, 36Mafia, uhm, that's the main ones.


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[Assistant] After I became friends with him, I listened into his music. Actually, Fat Nick showed me Space Girls Perp, and I was like, yeah, his shit's tight. And then, uhm, the whole Raider Clan thing was like, I was never even in Raider Clan, I was just around, my, like, my, the first song I ever did was with my friend called Nell.


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[Assistant] This was the first song I ever did. Not with Raider Clan, not with-


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[Assistant] Period. The first rap song I've ever made is called Shots to the Double Glock, it's still on YouTube, and I made it with Nell, and Nell's like a brother, I love Nell.


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[Assistant] I mean, I thought that behind the scenes, but it was irrelevant to my, to my career and my life because I was never in Raider Clan and these dudes, like, I don't know what was going through their head, but I was just a little dude on the block with Fat Nick, like in Carol City with Denzel and like,


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[Assistant] Like, Denzel, Denzel is a fucking cool ass dude. I love Denzel Curry. Now, you know, Soja Mook was there too from the get go.


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[Assistant] I would say, yeaah, he definitely started a big movement in Miami for the underground scene.


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[Assistant] A lot of people are not getting pussy at 16. You know what I'm saying? Yeaah, I was like yeaah, I don't think I can fuck this girl, I'm just gonna go home and do not fuck anybody.


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[Assistant] And it was like yea, because I make good songs, either because I make good songs because they like the lifestyle that I supposedly live. Right. Or they like what-


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[Assistant] I don't know, whatever it means to them, it has to be something big because like this doesn't happen on a regular basis, on a regular day I would say.


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[Assistant] And we take their phones too, cause one time, like, alright, so I pull up to the fucking hotel and I went to go take a shower, and then this girl came in the shower and fucking...


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, after that, after that, I realized because like, I still, I didn't feel like I was that type of person. Like, I don't see myself like that. Like, I don't see my friends like that. Like, oh, that's Fat Nick. Like, let's take a picture with him. But I guess some girls see us like that. We're like, oh shit, I'm with Fat Nick. I wanna take a photo with him. It's the kind of girls who are gonna lick


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[Assistant] I wanna get a condom endorsement. Trojan, I always use Trojans, the blue ones, cause I don't fit the magnums. Too big? Nah, it's not for me. Trojan, blue, enzymes or whatever?


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[Assistant] I'm tired, no no no, it's not, I could fuck for as long as, well it depends, it depends how like horny I am obviously, but like, that whole thing that's like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, I'm just saying, he's like, why'd he say it, but fuck it, you know what I'm saying? Like, anything, anything, if you do something and you can't tell somebody, everybody that, then you are ashamed. That is true.


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[Assistant] That's the beauty of it. That's the beauty of it. Yes, you can pronounce it however the human being says buffet or buffet or buffet.


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[Assistant] Uhm, the cash comes from the shows and the merchandise.


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[Assistant] Nah, because they just started the monetizing.


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[Assistant] There's only a program for SoundCloud recently and I just haven't done it. My YouTube's not monetized yet, like, which I'm slacking on.


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[Assistant] Merch, merch is, the biggest money is shows and merch. Those two, that's, that's how we, that's how we eat, that's how we breathe.


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[Assistant] Uh, it's me, for me it's Merchant, Merchant Shows, I mean like, I don't have to charge for my music. I am dropping an album, it's called Underground, Underdog.


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[Assistant] Yeah, exactly, and I told them I wouldn't charge for music if they keep doing that, and they are doing that, but I want to make an album because I want people to like, I want people to see me.


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[Assistant] I told him, like, you don't have to buy the album. You get a choice. When it drops, you can buy it on iTunes and support me, or you can download it for free. So it's like...


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[Assistant] I just love System of a Down, I don't listen to any other rock music, really, like, here and there, it was like a fucking like...


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[Assistant] I just wanna call it an album. I wanna work hard and make an album instead of a mixtape. I've made, like, Southside Slugs could've been an album, but I chose to make it a mixtape.


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[Assistant] A great thing. We just booked the whole Southside Slugs tour ourselves. The dude who booked the tour, Mikey the Magician, engineered my whole mixtape. He produced Suicidal Thoughts and a bunch of other tracks. He performs at the shows as well. It's like, I don't fuck with people. It's, it's because everybody wants to dig into your pockets. Like, nobody does shit for you for like out of friendship unless it's your actual friend. Like I do shit for Fat Nick and Fat Nick does shit for me because we grew up together.


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[Assistant] There was no internet. We were signed. I'm signed to the fucking internet. Like, that's what artists don't-


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[Assistant] And some of them weren't homeless, they're aspiring artists, but I don't think that's the path that they should take.


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[Assistant] You gotta sit in your room, make music, post that shit online and fucking hope someone hears it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, one person will hear it and then tell two friends and so on and so forth.


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[Assistant] And that's where we're at right now. We're still at the point where people everyday are, Oh yo, have you heard of Fat Nick? He just dropped this song. And then it keeps going.


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[Assistant] I see the value in managers, absolutely, because sometimes it's hard to manage your own shit. But if you're a smart, intelligent person and you could like, fucking, do shit yourself,


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Then you don't- If you could do it yourself, you don't need somebody else to do it for you and take a percentage.


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[Assistant] That I'ma walk with like, slump shoulders cause I'ma be like, ah, I fucking lost. Like, that's when I feel like I lost. When I sign something. Like, that's just how my mind works. Like, when I sign some shit, I'm just like, damn, I'm a fucking loser, like.


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[Assistant] Exactly, there's different paths. If you wanna go sign with a record label and have people fuck you in the ass and like, you know, lube you up and fuck you and take all your money, then do that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, absolutely. They understand. They know I'm independent and they relate to it. They're like, damn, I'm fucking, I like you because you don't like...


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[Assistant] The fans, you gotta get down to the fans. The reason, like, we're not famous artists. We're not famous artists.


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[Assistant] No, I'm just an artist with loyal fans, that's why we sold out the El Ray theater, because we have fans that are loyal, and that's why there's famous artists that go to the El Ray theater and don't even sell out, like fucking Wallet or some shit, like yeaah.


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[Assistant] And we go hard bro, like I have neck pains, like from, from Elroy Theater that we did last week because I'm going hard, like I almost broke my arm jumping in the crowd, like- Is that tough for you guys on tour?


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[Assistant] Yeah bro, fuck yea. Injuries all the time, people bleeding and like going hard, like fans and us, like, and it's worth it because like, if you go hard, your fans are gonna go hard, so they're gonna go hard for you.


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[Assistant] Get the formula. It's really easy. It's really simple, bro. If you go hard, your fans are gonna go hard. They wanna do what you're doing. If you're on stage, head banging and fucking...


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[Assistant] I love the shows, that's like my favorite thing about the rapping now. I hated it at first because I was, I'm very anxious, like before the show starts, like, my heart's racing and I'm just real nervous but, I'm getting a little bit.


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[Assistant] Once the minute like the curtains open, like cause, oh well, I can't say curtains cause we only had one show.


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[Assistant] Sometimes they don't, sometimes they do, uhm, craziest thing?


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[Assistant] Whoa, whoa, whoa, pause, pause, no, she quoted one of my lines and was like lol, she's like, your lyrics are fucking gross, what the fuck.


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[Assistant] I've never done this but literally, like, I could bring my- like there's girls that will fuck my dad for sure.


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[Assistant] I would say, I would say man, like some of them, this girl got puya tatted on her butt, like I signed, I went to a show, she's like, sign my ass.


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[Assistant] Like, and I'ma get it tatted, and I signed it, like real nice, and then she fucking got it tattooed, it's like all over Instagram, like, she got Puyo tatted on her ass, like, that's loyalty man, that's, I appreciate that.


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[Assistant] No, it's harsh reality, you know what? Life is fucked up and there's harsh realities and you know what's the irony of the whole situation? Any girl that fucks me is a fucking whore.


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[Assistant] Cause you're fucking a fucking rapper, a scumbag rapper like me, you're a fucking whore. And it's like a fucking paradox or whatever the fuck, it's, I don't know the right proper word for it, but it's like, I wanna fuck girls and I wanna meet like a girl that's cool, but she probably, she probably sucks.


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[Assistant] Like, at the end of the day, after all this, this, this bullshit and you know, the fun shit, the sex and whatever, like, we do...


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[Assistant] Uhm, man, really, when it comes to music videos, we have no outside influences, whatever really goes to our mind, like whatever pops up in my mind, like, Fat Nick had a thought one day, yo, let's put my, let's, Fat Nick get in a tub.


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[Assistant] And you know what? Fucking, it was a great idea and I love it and...


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[Assistant] What's weird, like, weird is like, there's no such thing as weird, like, you can make anything possible, put anything to life, and it's just what you created, even if it sucks.


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[Assistant] Nah, ever since I know Fat Nick, man, like, he was always Fat Nick, like, he was al- he's fat, man, he's a fat ass, like, and I'm a skinny fuck, and I love him. You know, that's my best friend.


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[Assistant] I'm looking out for Fat Nick cause I care about him and I don't think there's such thing as a fat healthy guy but if that's a thing then that's cool.


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[Assistant] Oh yea, his whole fucking, his whole Twitter is like what drugs he did today.


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[Assistant] Alright, so, so, well, basically, I'mma, I'mma start off how, how we know each other. Like, I've been a fan of his vines or whatever, like. Same.


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[Assistant] Yeah, he's hilarious. He's a hilarious guy. And then I was scrolling down his fucking vine and then I'm like, yo, what's that in the background? Like he's doing some funny vine and I'm like, wait, that's me in the background. He was bumping me. Really? So then I tweeted him like, yo.


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[Assistant] He did, he did, he did. He went on stage and freestyled comedy, man. It's all freestyle, it's not real.


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[Assistant] Got the girls. Damn, we gotta get em on this show. And it was crazy because fucking Nick Coletti fans man, they don't give a fuck about us. We'll be in the room and they'll be like, who are these guys?


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[Assistant] We're gonna do it. I staged, bro, I'm like a hundred and something pounds. What's the risk here?


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[Assistant] 10 feet in the fucking air. Next thing you know they're throwing me on back onto the stage.


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[Assistant] I'm not gonna, like, a famous artist fanbase, I would, you know, like, I feel like our fanbase, I don't know, maybe I'm just like, blind to other shit, but like, I'm just very into, into our supporters.


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[Assistant] Almost it's like the people that are like, ah, fucking- They're begging for it now.


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[Assistant] To lose enough is like when we wanna like get girls loose cause girls will come to the hotel and be a little weird.


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[Assistant] I'ma say her name, I'ma say her name, I'ma put you on blast. Okay. Go, go, go, go. I can say her name? Who, who, who, who? Rachel.


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[Assistant] So the out, my first album that I'm a dude, Underground Underdog, which you can also get for free. So don't get mad at me. Uhm, who would I want? Man.


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[Assistant] Who know? I don't know, Aston Matthews, I'ma do a track with Aston. He's the homie. No one else really, Fat Nick, Fat Nick, Germ, just the homies.


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[Assistant] I mean, I f- I fuck with Sesh Hallowater boys to the fullest, you know what I'm saying? Like-


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[Assistant] Harami Yansimi through, uh, well I met him in Opel Akka through Denzel Curry.


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[Assistant] If you're, if you're self-conscious about something like I was, man, don't make that mistake on lingering on that thought too much because you're just gonna fuck up your life and eventually you're gonna find someone that loves you if that's what you're into and be happy, you know?


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[Assistant] My 12th favorite color? I don't even have a favorite color, like probably green is my favorite color.


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[Assistant] That's a good start. Where's Sir Michael Rox at? Sir Michael Rox, the motherfucking friend.


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[Assistant] Love that guy. It's like my dad. Uhm, not sure where he's at right now. Probably in Chicago.


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[Assistant] Uhm, we appreciate you listening to the music. I hope you fuck with the shit we have to come. I hope you stick with us throughout the years and...


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[Assistant] Always be yourself, don't ever change out for nobody, like, always be yourself, always respect yourself, always say what's on your mind, always be yourself.


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[Assistant] It is actually not bad. You can still rise from this current state.


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[Assistant] How the rich landlords, uh, they were called kulaks and kulaks is actually, it became a bad word.


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[Assistant] Something similar was attempted in India, but not with force. And not with kajal, not with AK-47.


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[Assistant] Try to persuade the hearts of rich landlords that on your own you give something so that you can improve the condition of the poor.


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[Assistant] Classify the religion which Marx was against or anybody else as the


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[Assistant] Kind of thing where with every passing decade or every passing century, the divide became more and more solidified.


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[Assistant] Marx was not alive to see what his teachings have done, but through his pen he told the world that


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[Assistant] How to dispense social justice? Well, they were not that term at that time. But how to dispense justice at least? Do away with the nobility.


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[Assistant] No, many times it happened. So once I was talking and I said, do you know that in the Rajasriya Sacrifice,


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[Assistant] So not only like we say Jagiz Khan or Taimur or Attila the Hun, these people could be tyrants, like being a tyrant is their 24x7 job.


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[Assistant] I am attracted to pomp and luxury and celebration.


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[Assistant] The Soviet Union, what they would have is, they would divert the attention of people into sports.


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[Assistant] There are people who say that okay, this person will only speak about this particular thing but not about climate change. Why?


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[Assistant] Somebody may say, I don't need it now because I'm no longer a king. Somebody was born in a high lineage. He ruled like a king. He had enormous power.


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[Assistant] Equality, liberty, justice, certainty for everybody because I know what hardship is. His son.


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[Assistant] And you need a solid gold receptacle to collect it. Any other metal and it will make a hole in it and drain away.


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[Assistant] Gather it, you need a receptacle of solid gold, any other metal and it will cause a hole in it. So tapasya is the milk, but humility of heart, that is the receptacle.


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[Assistant] Let us say a scenario where both of them are spiritually wise. We began with the situation of the world where


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[Assistant] So now with the poor class, they're actually praying for the prosperity of the upper class.


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[Assistant] The upper classes are happy that they are somebody praying for my prosperity, but they are also spiritually wise.


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[Assistant] They know that, I just, I can enjoy only my quota.


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[Assistant] But what if he sees a leak in the boat? And what is rushing in?


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[Assistant] So now he knows that this actually may cause me to drown. So.


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[Assistant] You don't take water in one palm and put it away, put it out. You take with both palms as much as possible. So the admonition for the rich class is


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[Assistant] You have done something, that's why you're in a position, you have these resources, but these resources may drown you.


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[Assistant] So this kind of maturity on both, on the part of both classes, where Krishna consciousness is at the center point.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Both states are temporary. So this idea that either sufficiently endowed or deprived are basically a temporary material state and a spiritual solution has to be to go beyond them.


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[Assistant] Look, just leave me alone. Will you stop prying in other people's affairs?


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[Assistant] Oh, but Eleanor, you've got to go. I made a lot of plans for us. What?


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[Assistant] No, I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed. Well, I'll see you when I get back. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] Pardon me, I'm looking for the chief of police's daughter. Have you seen her around here anyplace? His daughter? I don't believe I know her. There's the chief over there. Why don't you ask him? Okay, thank you.


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[Assistant] Well I do now. And just for that you're gonna have to have a drink with me.


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[Assistant] Oh no, I didn't mean it that way. You were good. Wonderful. That's just it. A girl singer like you with Tommy Thomas' band. I couldn't figure out why you went to all that trouble today. Just for me.


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[Assistant] What's wrong with you? Nothing wrong with me. I mean, well, maybe there is, but don't tell me.


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[Assistant] That's lucky for me because I like the kind of a girl who likes that kind of fella.


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[Assistant] Maybe it's more than the moon Maybe it's more than the birds


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[Assistant] Maybe you'll never be the love of my life.


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[Assistant] Maybe I'm not the boy of your dreams.


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[Assistant] Maybe you're not a girl to have and to hold. Maybe I'm not a boy who would stay.


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[Assistant] Isn't it kind of fun making vows? Admitting that we both intend to bust em.


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[Assistant] Maybe we're out for laughs, a girl and a boy, hitting across the table for two.


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[Assistant] But haven't you got a hunch That this is the real McCoy And all the things we tell each other


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[Assistant] But using words less dignified.


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[Assistant] Oh, isn't it kind of fun holding hands according to a sweet and corny custom?


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[Assistant] Admitting that we both intend to bust out. Maybe we're out for laughs, a girl and a boy.


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[Assistant] It's a grand night for singing. The stars are bright above. The earth is a-glowing to add to the show. I think I am falling in love.


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[Assistant] Would you like to try it with me? No, no, you do it yourself. You know the song. Did you write it?


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[Assistant] A guy named McGee give you this? That's right. How much did he slip you for plugging it here tonight?


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[Assistant] Yes, use that expression. I'll bet he did. Well, that's great, Emily. Your boyfriend here cashing in on you.


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[Assistant] Hi Billy, I'm Scarlett. Uhm, you've lived at home with your mum, what's the one chore that she can't convince you to do? All of them.


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[Assistant] The next afternoon, Joe and Meg were sitting at the window when Laurie went by.


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[Assistant] When he saw Meg, he fell on one knee in the snow, beat his chest, and put out his arms towards her. When Meg told him to go away,


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[Assistant] He pretended to cry before walking away looking miserable. Meg laughed. What was he doing? She said. He was showing you how your John will act. Answered Joe crossly. Don't say my John. It isn't right.


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[Assistant] But Meg said the words again, silently, inside her head.


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[Assistant] If he asks you to marry him, you'll cry or look stupid instead of saying aloud, no, said Joe. No, I won't, said Meg. I'll say, thank you, Mr. Brooke. You were very kind, but I am too young to marry you. Please let us be friends as we were. I don't believe it, said Joe. It's true.


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[Assistant] Then I'll walk out of the room with my head high. Meg got up and pretended to do it.


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[Assistant] But ran back to her seat when she heard someone knock on the door


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[Assistant] But I thought as soon as Dr. Harris took care of whatever it was, I'd feel better. I don't.


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[Assistant] No, seriously darling, you run along and buy your little factories and hurry home. I'll send your bag to the office.


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[Assistant] You know, you're wrong, Dr. Williams. The way I feel now, a good cat there will probably make a new woman out of me. And it's not going to make you too late.


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[Assistant] Well, I've done something you're not going to like. You remember Aunt Margaret back in Illinois?


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[Assistant] Well, you don't understand, dear. You're going to see him right away.


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[Assistant] Well, he should be there right now. I told him to be on the lookout for a cream-colored roadster just in case we fail to recognize one another after all these years.


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[Assistant] He'd been working much too hard lately and was over tired. Perhaps he fell asleep at the wheel last night. Oh, poor darling.


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[Assistant] You're certainly not a mechanic by trade. Hands like that.


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[Assistant] I guess the new cars are a little bit over my head. Now with a jalopy, it's different.


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[Assistant] No, they all went over to the new factory in Mansville. I guess they got better wages.


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[Assistant] Wait a minute. We're not so busy. Would you like to do another good deed and give Uncle Ben a hand?


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[Assistant] Sure, I did while my husband was overseas, but when he was killed in Okinawa, well, we made a lot of plans for the future here, and I had a hunch he'd like it if I took over and tried to make a go of it.


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[Assistant] I got along famously. Business has been fine until lately when the help got short. Could be again. I had a good mechanic.


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[Assistant] You can repair automobiles, what else do I need to know? Except your name.


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[Assistant] Okay, Bill, it's a deal. And maybe if business gets real good, you'll want to stay.


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[Assistant] Oh gosh, I forgot. She's down helping Mrs. Wellesley with her canning. Mom finds homes for everything from stray cats


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[Assistant] You're not a stray anymore. I'll go phone.


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[Assistant] He's from out of town. Needs to place a board. You got a good one up your sleeve?


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[Assistant] The one and only, just up two blocks. Tell Judd you're working for me. When you get back, we'll close up and go home.


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[Assistant] We thank thee, O Lord, for thy bounty and ask thy blessing on this food and on the new friend who shares it with us.


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[Assistant] You seem to sort of come alive too. As though you got real pleasure out of working with him.


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[Assistant] Bill, if something's bothering you, why don't you get rid of it?


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[Assistant] No, things have been pretty tough for him ever since he got out of the service. Fix a car for him, Bill, and only charge him for the labor, okay?


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[Assistant] Time certainly flies. That was a lucky day when you came to MP Service. Your work's been bringing in a lot of business.


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[Assistant] Well that lets mom out to be babysitting. I'd love to go, Bill. I haven't been in ages.


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[Assistant] Yes. What sound has this one got that we have?


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[Assistant] Al Knox asked me at the movie last night if you wanted to join the volunteer fire department. Just interested friendly things.


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[Assistant] You get used to that in a town this size. They're always trying to... ...marry people off. You just ignore it. After a while, they forget about it.


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[Assistant] We grow a very becoming shade of moss here in Larkspur. Don't you think?


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[Assistant] A wall that shuts out all the sunshine from the garden and lets everything wither. Make room in your heart for something else, can't you?


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[Assistant] As mom would say, you never get rich minding the other fella's business.


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[Assistant] Well, I thought a drawer full of holy ones isn't doing you much good. I found it when I put fresh papers in your bureau yesterday.


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[Assistant] Bill, what have I done to you? If it weren't for me you wouldn't be here.


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[Assistant] Wait, Lieutenant. Bill, we all know you're not guilty. But we're going to need help to prove it and need it badly.


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[Assistant] Lieutenant Quincy can't take sides, but if we're right, he has to be on ours. And I have a hunch he wants to be.


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[Assistant] Why don't you tell him the whole story? All of it. Please.


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[Assistant] It's only four o'clock. We still have time to go back to town and go on our hunt for Sue Lynn.


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[Assistant] But lieutenant, the maid seems to be our only hope now. We've gotta keep looking till we find her, that's all.


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[Assistant] Oh, Sue Lin, we've been looking for you all these weeks. Mr. Williams needs your help so desperately. I cannot help. You must forget that you found Sue Lin. Forget it?


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[Assistant] You... You mean she went out that night?


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[Assistant] Look, Quincy, the handwriting on the card is identical to that on the photograph.


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[Assistant] I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know any man named Burns. I was at home that night, very ill.


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[Assistant] What's the matter son? Looks like you need a doctor. Doctor?


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[Assistant] I'm glad you're Game of Thrones fans because this wasn't the only part Kit was in the running for. He actually auditioned for a couple of other characters on the show, which now that we know him as Jon Snow, it's hard to imagine. But the producers of Game of Thrones, Dan Weiss and David Benioff, gave us his audition tape.


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[Assistant] And this is exclusive, this is great. In anticipation of the season 7 premiere this weekend, the exclusive, never before seen, Kit Harrington screen tests. Enjoy it.


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[Assistant] You know, I don't like ideals. I like things I can see and smell and feel.


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[Assistant] And my, my job in Copenhagen was finished, so uhm.


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[Assistant] I left and eh, I fell in love with Canada right away.


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[Assistant] I was very good at being a seamstress and designing things.


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[Assistant] Still, at that time, I'd never seen anything like it.


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[Assistant] One room connected to another room. The door was open. I said, well, I like you to lock the door and I want to make sure it's locked.


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[Assistant] I saw it was my God and I was about to say something and he put his hand over my, my mouth.


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[Assistant] They said, oh, just don't worry, you're a nice girl, and uhm, I'm not going to hurt you.


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[Assistant] I cried and I remember when I sat there and sitting in the chair crying that everything was just a bit a mess.


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[Assistant] Like, I don't get anything out of telling my story except maybe a bit more peace inside.


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[Assistant] It's good having my daughter here as well. Uhm, I never think that I really told her the details. It's unpleasant, but yet I feel good about it.


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[Assistant] Well, my flower, it is good to see you again. How's married life? Boring, I trust?


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[Assistant] So, how very nice. You know, Norma, you're still very attractive. You age more cheerfully than I. I'm getting frightfully worried about my looks. Cigarette?


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[Assistant] All my life I've waited for someone like her, beautiful and talented, alive as a breath of spring. Now that I've found her, I'll never let her go.


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[Assistant] I'll have to look for it. I changed it just before I left.


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[Assistant] Out of all songs, what do you think is your favorite song we've made?


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[Assistant] Hold on to me, Joe. Mommy will be here.


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[Assistant] You've still got me. I'm not good for much, I know, but...


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[Assistant] Someday you'll change, you'll meet some good for nothing, no account fool, and you'll fall in love with him and work and live and die for him. I know you will because it's just your way. And I'll have to stand by and see it. Well, I'll be hanged if I do!


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[Assistant] Welcome to Overboard, Polygon's card and board game show. Today we're playing Deception, Murder in Hong Kong, a game about deduction, suspicion, and uh, deception.


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[Assistant] The goal is for the players to find the murderer in their midst, or if you are the murderer, to not get caught. Here's how it works. Before the game begins, one player is chosen to be the forensic scientist. That's me.


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[Assistant] Once everyone knows their role, the forensic scientist has everyone close their eyes, then they ask the murderer to open their eyes. And they choose a means and a clue card.


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[Assistant] The means card is basically the murder weapon, and the clue is just kind of a clue. Everyone opens their eyes and the forensic scientist draws six of these vague boards called scene tiles. Time for some forensic science.


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[Assistant] The scientist selects one detail of each category for all the players to see. This is the only way for the forensic scientists to give clues, and they can't offer any verbal hints or hand signals that could sway the investigators.


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[Assistant] It's up to the investigators to debate which pair of clues makes the most sense. And that means accusing fellow players of doing the murder.


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[Assistant] The investigators can make pitches with no consequences. These are their theories about who did it and how.


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[Assistant] If an investigator believes they know who the killer is, they can give up their badge and make an accusation. They name one means and one clue card, and the forensic scientist will inform them with a simple yes or no.


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[Assistant] If they get it exactly right, the investigators win. And if they get it wrong, they've burned their one chance. Players without a badge can continue pitching their theories and arguing against others, but they can't make another accusation. The thing is, forensic scientists can't elaborate on their yes or no answer.


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[Assistant] That means investigators won't know if they picked the right murderer, but just the wrong cards. So make your accusation count.


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[Assistant] Luckily, the forensic scientist does get a chance to give a bit more information.


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[Assistant] Between rounds, the forensic scientist will swap out one of the orange scene boards for a new one.


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[Assistant] This new information might just make or break your case. If the investigators are able to follow the right clues and not be misled by their murderer. The investigators are also working against the clock. After three rounds of debate and two scene board swaps, the forensic scientist will ask for any final accusations. If nobody catches the murderer, they win.


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[Assistant] Those are the basics, but you can easily modify the game by adding a few specialty roles. Give the murderer a little help with an accomplice who knows the solution and wins if the murderer gets away with the crime. And the witness role knows which two players are the murderer and accomplice, but not which is which. These cards also modify how the game is won.


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[Assistant] If the crime is solved, but the murderer and accomplice can identify the witness, they can still cover up the crime and win. But enough talk. It's time to take a bite out of crime.


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[Assistant] Hello, welcome to Overboard. It's the board game show on polygon.com slash YouTube forward slash YouTube slash polygon.com. Today we're playing Deception, Murder in Hong Kong. Cause of death is suffocation, location, vacation home, relationship, lovers.


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[Assistant] The personality of the murderer... perverted.


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[Assistant] Okay, so we're gonna replace one of these useless clues with a better one. Oh.


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[Assistant] Hold on, hold on, congratulations. Murderer, reveal yourself. Hello.


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[Assistant] And state of the scene, crack.


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[Assistant] Is there a neck on here? No. There you go! There's no neck option. Okay, then yes, I accuse, uh, then it's, it is with the scarf and the necklace. Both were used in the asphyxiation. Both were a loving gift that the lover gave to the other person. That's what I say.


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[Assistant] I just feel like if you were gonna call someone out for like a baseball game.


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[Assistant] There aren't that many good clues other than, like, store room.


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[Assistant] At 3,000 feet, 25 direct hits at all angles of approach. That was a stick from 5,000. Straddle center of target. That's a beauty. Moving target at 6,000 too. Uncanny. Barrington, done it again.


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[Assistant] What's this? Accuracy goes to pieces above 9,000. Exactly. The stabilizer would soon correct that. Paddington may have intended to fit one. You know how he works.


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[Assistant] I do. Never sends us blueprints. We're not thought readers. Well, we'll have him down and talk it over. Good. As soon as possible, sir.


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[Assistant] Strangers! There's two, two strangers in Ashalt this morning. They're asking after you.


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[Assistant] Some have said there's too much spent on the cover, but wait and see. Sam will prove our finest poet since Milton.


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[Assistant] How can you? Well, if you don't shut up, I can see a vacui boy found with his throat cut.


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[Assistant] It's nonsense, no. I just don't want to see you making a fool of yourself.


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[Assistant] I don't mind, I'm just speaking as our father's colleague because...


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[Assistant] I'm gonna stay left here. Avoid the eyes.


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[Assistant] It is that there's an old mill on it somewhere. Let me see. It'll be either Lock Catherine or Lock Foley. Why, of course it's Lock Catherine. There's no water mill there. There's not many of them left around these parts. How long will it take us to get there?


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[Assistant] Off you go. Leave it to us, sir. Now, what do we do? We follow Miss Stokes.


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[Assistant] Because in our connected world, what happens in one community can have an impact on others.


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


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[Assistant] Do you want me to give you my pitch? No, just give me your idea.


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[Assistant] Getting people to change their habits. People love their rituals and their routines and are committed to whatever they're doing. It's just like if I get you in the habit of sales saying yes, it's easier to say yes. If I get you in the habit of saying no, it's easier to say no, changing people's habits.


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[Assistant] Soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo


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[Assistant] I didn't want to come beneath that spell. But love doesn't ask me for you.


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[Assistant] I realize the day I met him.


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[Assistant] He'll go away, I won't know where, I won't know where he will be.


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[Assistant] The putrid peas profiterole, okay? And what that is, is, uh, mushy peas, with a chocolate drizzle, vegan ham, uh, and pureed and raw garlic. So...


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[Assistant] You are famously private about your love life.


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[Assistant] Well I mean that's very easy and thank god I don't have to, uh, eat that. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Listen, because it's really, you know, it's Ruth and I. It's our show. We've always done it together. We are...


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[Assistant] It's, it's, it's really the two of us and her judgement is always bang on. I trust her judgement so much that if it's right,


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[Assistant] The talent level is higher than most anybody that they've ever competed against.


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[Assistant] How do I go from shooting 20 shots every time I stepped on a foot to coming off the bench?


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[Assistant] Only a few moments, Grace. You must allow me a few moments.


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[Assistant] Take care then sir, for god's sake, take care.


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[Assistant] The maniac bellowed. She parted her shaggy locks from her visage, and gazed wildly at her visitors. I recognized well that purple face, those bloated features. Mrs. Poole advanced.


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[Assistant] Keep out of the way, said Mr. Rochester, thrusting her aside. She has no knife now, I suppose, and I'm on my guard.


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[Assistant] Where? cried Grace. The three gentlemen retreated simultaneously. Mr. Rochester flung me behind him. The lunatic sprang and grappled his throat viciously, and laid her teeth to his cheek. They struggled.


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[Assistant] She was a big woman, in stature almost equaling her husband, and corpulent besides. She showed virile force in the contest. More than once she almost throttled him, athletic as he was.


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[Assistant] He could have settled her with a well planted blow, but he would not strike. He would only wrestle.


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[Assistant] At last he mastered her arms. Grace Poole gave him a cord, and he pinioned them behind her. With more rope which was at hand, he bound her to a chair.


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[Assistant] The operation was performed amidst the fiercest yells and the most convulsive plunges. Mr. Rochester then turned to the spectators.


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[Assistant] He looked at them with a smile both acrid and desolate.


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[Assistant] Such is the sole conjugal embrace I am ever to know. Such are the endearments which are to solace my leisure hours. And this is what I wished to have, laying his hand on my shoulder.


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[Assistant] This young girl who stands so grave and quiet at the mouth of hell, looking collectively at the gambles of a demon,


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[Assistant] I wanted her just as a change after that fierce ragoo.


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[Assistant] Wood and Briggs, look at the difference. Compare these clear eyes with the red balls yonder. This face with that mask. This form with that bulk. Then judge me, priest of the gospel and man of the law. And remember, with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged. Off with you now. I must shut up my prize.


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[Assistant] Mr. Rochester stayed a moment behind us to give some further order to Grace Poole. The solicitor addressed me as he descended the stair.


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[Assistant] You, madam,' said he, are cleared from all blame. Your uncle will be glad to hear it, if indeed he should be still living, when Mr. Mason returns to Madeira.


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[Assistant] Mr Mason does. Mr Eyre has been the Funchal correspondent of his house for some years. When your uncle received your letter intimating the contemplated union between yourself and Mr Rochester,


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[Assistant] Mr Mason, who was staying at Madeira to recruit his health on his way back to Jamaica, happened to be with him.


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[Assistant] Mr Mason, astonished and distressed, as you may suppose, revealed the real state of matters. Your uncle, I'm sorry to say, is now in a sick bed.


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[Assistant] From which considering the nature of his disease, decline and the stage it has reached, it is unlikely he will ever rise.


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[Assistant] He could not then hasten to England himself to extricate you from the snare into which you had fallen.


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[Assistant] But he implored Mr Mason to lose no time in taking steps to prevent the false marriage. He referred him to me for assistance. I used all dispatch, and am thankful I was not too late, as you doubtless must be also.


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[Assistant] Were I not morally certain that your uncle would be dead ere you reached Madeira, I would advise you to accompany Mr. Mason back. But as it is, I think you had better remain in England, till you can hear further, either from or of Mr. Eyre. Have we anything else to stay for? he inquired of Mr. Mason.


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[Assistant] No, that has begone, was the anxious reply, and without waiting to take leave of Mr. Rochester, they made their exit at the hall door. The clergyman stayed to exchange a few sentences, either of admonition or reproof, with this haughty parishioner. This duty done, he too departed.


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[Assistant] Hi there, today I'm going to be talking about the Gauss-Markov assumption of random sampling, and what it actually means in reality.


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[Assistant] The mathematical definition of random sampling is that if I have a collection of random variables y1 through yn, if they are independent, so that means that


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[Assistant] The probability of getting Y1 given that I've selected Y2 is completely independent of Y2.


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[Assistant] PDA, so probability distribution function, then that implies


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[Assistant] Or, it is implied by that this is a random sample.


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[Assistant] Just going back to what we're trying to do in econometrics, we've got some sort of population and there is some sort of population process. So wages is equal to some sort of linear function of education in our population.


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[Assistant] Well, a random sample in this case is we are selecting individuals with two attributes. So they've got a level of wages and they've got a level of education.


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[Assistant] So if we take an individual from here, let's say they have a given level of wages and a given level of education. So wages one and education one.


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[Assistant] If I have a random sample, then, well, my choice of this individual doesn't affect the likelihood that I'm gonna affect, uh, choose another individual who has a level of wages, let's say two, and education, two.


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[Assistant] Well, okay, so how are the ways, or what are the ways in which this could be violated in reality? Well, if I had two populations, so I had a population one and a population two, and in each of these processes, er, well each of these populations rather, there was a


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[Assistant] Population process. So let's say the first population there was a sort of linear function, wages would determine linearity from education.


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[Assistant] And let's say in this second population, there was, or wages were determined by not only by education, but they were also determined by someone's sort of innate level of ability.


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[Assistant] Functions. They wouldn't be coming from some sort of common population process between wages and education.


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[Assistant] I happen to pick individuals all sort of from the same area in a population. So it could be a geographical area, but it doesn't have to be. It could be any sort of measure of distance from one individual from another.


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[Assistant] So, in one case it might not be a random sample if I pick individuals who are, who happen to be from a very wealthy area within the population. So, picking an individual who has a higher level of wages and education makes it more likely that I'm going to pick another individual who has a higher level of wages and education. That would similarly not be a random sample.


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[Assistant] If you have made a parrot out of him, he won't believe what he sees. He'll only believe what you tell him.


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[Assistant] You know, you just don't want anymore. It's collecting dust in your closet. You'll shoot them an email again and tell them the details, whether it's out the package, damage in the package, and you will be in luck.


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[Assistant] So that means that he got replaced at some point in the movie by the next gen. So there's a picture of the stock car.


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[Assistant] There's a picture of the next gen. They're pretty cool. The next gen actually was just on eBay from China for like 40 bucks. So that should be coming out in the near future. So we'll be able to do a comparison there and


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[Assistant] So, actually, let's talk about the release first, then we'll do the side-by-side comparison. This guy is only available right now in an online 10-pack. I know it sounds super weird, but basically, it's this pack online.


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[Assistant] He will be doing that, I mean he does that with all the first look exclusive cars, which is awesome because yea, you don't have to end up with so many duplicates, right guys? I mean, Mattel does that a lot where they really


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[Assistant] You need, but yeah, since this actually is an exclusive, he probably won't ever be re-released. You know, whereas like Jimmy Cable's here is the first look in the motor speedway of the South 11 pack, that does kind of hint at a re-release in the future, although it doesn't guarantee it.


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[Assistant] But anyway, looking at the expressions here of Bruce and Winford, I love Bruce's expression. It's actually like brand new. The eyes are at least. You can see how they're kind of squinted, very determined. A nice smile there as well.


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[Assistant] Looks like they took the smile from the normal, like, Brick Yardley model. I mean, this guy is considered to be the Brick Yardley model because Brick was the first and had a little bit of a part in the movie. But some of the other ones are Doug Thralliman,


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[Assistant] Or Jimmy Cables, which is my favorite, I think. Or Lane Lock, the Synergy racer. My point is though, is that Mattel just took the mouth from the Brick Yardley model, like all of them have the same mouth, but they changed up the eyes, so it's a new expression. I really like that, it's not changing everything, but still,


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[Assistant] Like, showing some effort being put in to mix them up. I mean, they've done it before where they like, flip the eyelids so the lower one is on the right side.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, I really do like that about him. Taking a look here at Winford's expression. It's just kinda basic. See they didn't do that for Cars 1 so all of them look like clones that are this model right here. I think RPM Winford was like the first of his.


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[Assistant] Model along with octane gains. That's pretty cool. Now the logos have changed drastically. So before on Cars 1,


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[Assistant] You have this rectangle here, the R is in white, the P and M are in kind of like a dark yellow and you can see like the, I don't know,


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[Assistant] Spray or the like squirt out of air or something and I don't know like the backfire. Yeah, that's


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[Assistant] P.M.'s in real life are like something you take to help you sleep better and so basically,


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[Assistant] Revolutions per minute, of course. Revolutions per minute. There's like a dial in your car by the speedometer that states the RPM. So they're kind of like combining those two things, which is pretty cool. You have the backfire there and then the like description. So now you have the backfire actually


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[Assistant] With the R, which is kind of weird because it's at the front of the term there.


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[Assistant] But, it's more 3D now, and it's just shaded a little bit, so it's not like a solid color. It's gradient there, which is very nicely done. The blue hood there.


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[Assistant] So it's not just yellow background there. And the description is gone. So that's a little unfortunate, but I think it looks better. It just looks the time of 2017. Looks really cool.


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[Assistant] And you have the grill right there, which connects the headlights. And then you have 64 right there, which is his number of course, and it's below the right headlight. Whereas before it was actually on the right headlight because the headlights were just stickers. Now they're actually working.


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[Assistant] Headlights. You can see some of the stripes kind of like cut down around his front fenders here. And they had that on the original version but it was a little bit more drastic.


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[Assistant] Is that the old logo? No, it's the new one because you can see the backfire.


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[Assistant] Is at the start of it but they still have the description there. And then you have 64 there again.


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[Assistant] And man, this looks so cool. It looks so 3D now. Before it was just really flat. I love how like the tails of the 6 and 4 like really wrap around and over the number. You can see the backfire there coming out of the 4. Same thing on the original version, but just not as emphasized. You can see the shadow there.


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[Assistant] You can see that's the shadow right there of the decal. You have this blue stripe going up here.


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[Assistant] You can have a white and grey separator there, those dots, then this yellow stripe, some more separator lines, and then dark orange. You can also see that red arrow which indicates to the picker when to lift the car up at to do work on the undercarriage. So like, Pashel Plasky right here would lift him up and then do work there. So that's the like, perfect point.


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[Assistant] So now it's evolved into something a little bit more complex, which they're doing a lot now with the races where they have like this like mix of stripes here on Dud Throttleman. You can see it there.


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[Assistant] Moving toward the back, now you can see RPM there with the gas cap.


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[Assistant] The new improved logo. A little bit of the curvy white stripe there on the top view of 64 again with the roof flaps. Similar but different. Plus it's orange now instead of yellow. A lot more orange on Bruce Miller than on Winfrey.


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[Assistant] Below the back window there, you have the new logo, of course, before. It's the opposite, with the backfire coming out the back. And also these, like, window lines here, the bars, were half blue, or actually it looks more like 75% blue, 25% yellow. Now, there are three of them, and they're just black. Here in the back, you have RPM there, with the camera.


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[Assistant] Yes, that is a black camera that takes shots of the racing behind Bruce so they can broadcast that on TV. Another new feature not on any of the Cars 1 racers even though it should have been on Lee Slider-Petrowski who is the sidewall shine racer because it was seen in the movie.


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[Assistant] But anyway, you have the new logo of course, before it was the old one, and it was a lot smaller, it's a lot bigger now. Yellow bumper there, black down below, exhaust pipes on either side, and then 64 there on the right. Before, you had the description or slogan, nighttime backfire suppressant. So,


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[Assistant] The entire team of RPM, so of course we have the two racers, we should have a third one, the next gen. Hopefully soon, it was on eBay, so I would assume it'll be released in the next couple months. Then you have the RPM hauler right here, he doesn't have a name.


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[Assistant] It still looks pretty cool with Bruce. I just want to show you guys because I'm proud of this. I am proud of this. I have it in the package. This is an extremely rare hauler. I was able to get one in the package several months ago on eBay for a decent price. I think it was like 40 bucks. So happy about that. Just had to show you guys as well.


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[Assistant] Was he? And I'm just blanking? Am I blanking?


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[Assistant] No, I don't think I'm blanking, I don't think he ever got a name. But his pity did, and that is Petrol Pulaski here. Obviously these two match Winford as well. And then you have the tool cart here with the RPM logo.


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[Assistant] If you'd like to see my review of Team RPM, you can check out the description below. It's a pretty nice video. And then here are the tires matching, one for blue and a yellow.


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[Assistant] So very cool. I actually do like how Petrel has this whole orange section in the middle that matches Bruce a little bit more because he has more orange than Winford did.


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[Assistant] Alright guys, thank you so much for watching. Thank you Amazing Boys Toys Co. for Bruce Miller. Again, an amazing seller. I definitely recommend you checking him out. And I will see you guys next time for another video. I'm not entirely sure what I'll be, but


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[Assistant] Yeah, don't worry guys, you should be in luck with some good videos coming out, or at least I hope you guys think they are good videos. But anyway, thanks for watching, I hope you enjoyed it, enjoy your weekend, or actually,


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[Assistant] Mr. Cooper is a journalist. Er schreibt einen Artikel über Hans Steiner. Vielleicht können Sie ihm helfen, in Englisch? Ja, natürlich. Gerne. Danke.


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[Assistant] I'm glad to see you again, Mr. Kupel. I'm glad to be of help. I tried to help your friends, but...


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[Assistant] But please don't forget that you have complete freedom to return here at any time. Give us the information we require.


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[Assistant] I was walking my dog, and, and then, um, uh, I-


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[Assistant] Now you got the routine? Now remember, just watch me for the beat.


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[Assistant] About my son. You can have it back after I leave town. Oh, but you're great without it. You ain't kidding. But I like insurance.


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[Assistant] Hey, tell this stage-struck brats he's on board, they'll nuts Sunday school.


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[Assistant] I'm beamin' from above to see if your lovin' meets you.


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[Assistant] For every boy that passes by I shout.


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[Assistant] I don't mean try, can you do it? I could do it in less time, with luck, and carrying in no pack. I need you here. We came by a longer route, because we carried explosives. It was safer.


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[Assistant] Poor Emmy. I feel like they healed over gotten you into this.


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[Assistant] That's alright. Come and meet my husband and benefactor.


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[Assistant] Briggs wrote to me of a Jane Eyre, he said. The advertisements demanded a Jane Eyre. I knew a Jane Elliot. I confess I had my suspicions.


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[Assistant] But it was only yesterday afternoon they were at once resolved into certainty. You own the name and renounce the alias? Yes. Yes.


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[Assistant] But where is Mr. Briggs? He perhaps knows more of Mr. Rochester than you do. Briggs is in London. I should doubt he's knowing anything at all about Mr. Rochester. It is not in Mr. Rochester he is interested.


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[Assistant] Merely to tell you that your uncle, Mr. Eyre of Madeira, is dead, that he has left you all his property, and that you are now rich. Merely that. Nothing more.


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[Assistant] Rich? Yes, you rich. Quite an heiress. Silence succeeded. You must prove your identity, of course, resumed St. John presently. A step which will offer no difficulties. You can then enter on immediate possession.


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[Assistant] Your fortune is vested in the English funds. Briggs has the will and the necessary documents.


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[Assistant] It is a fine thing, Reader, to be lifted in a moment from indigence to wealth. A very fine thing.


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[Assistant] But not a matter one can comprehend or consequently enjoy all at once.


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[Assistant] This is solid, an affair of the actual world, nothing ideal about it.


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[Assistant] All its associations are solid and sober, and its manifestations are the same.


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[Assistant] One does not jump and spring and shout hurrah at hearing one has got a fortune.


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[Assistant] One begins to consider responsibilities and to ponder business.


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[Assistant] On a base of steady satisfaction rise certain grave cares, and we contain ourselves and brood over our bliss with a solemn brow.


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[Assistant] Besides, the words legacy, bequest, go side by side with the words death, funeral. My uncle, I had heard, was dead. My only relative. Ever since being made aware of his existence, I had cherished the hope of one day seeing him. Now, I never should. And then this money came only to me.


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[Assistant] Not to me in a rejoicing family, but to my isolated self.


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[Assistant] Oh, a trifle. Nothing of course to speak of. Twenty thousand pounds, I think they say. But what is that?


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[Assistant] Here was a new stunner. I had been calculating on four or five thousand. This news actually took my breath for a moment. Mr. St. John, whom I had never heard laugh before, laughed now. Well, said he.


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[Assistant] If you had committed a murder and I had told you your crime was discovered, you could scarcely look more aghast.


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[Assistant] It is written in letters, not figures. Twenty thousand.


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[Assistant] Sitting down to feast alone at a table spread with provisions for a hundred. Mr. Rivers rows now and put his cloak on.


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[Assistant] If it were not such a very wild night, he said, I would send Hannah down to keep you company. You look too desperately miserable to be left alone.


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[Assistant] But Hannah, poor woman, could not stride the drifts so well as I. Her legs are not quite so long. So I must e'en leave you to your sorrows. Good night.


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[Assistant] I think there's a cultural problem at the club, uhm. I was just going to say the consensus at the moment is this isn't Solskjaer's fault, it's not his, it's not of his making, he's the full guy, but it's from above.


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[Assistant] I know you constantly distance yourself from having any kind of role at Manchester United.


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[Assistant] This run that obviously cost Solskjaer his job is going to, Manchester United, a lot of Manchester United fans are going to be hurting after this. There's no manager at the club. Let's send on a message to the supporters. What would you say to them? Just to, is the building blocks are there? Someone might come in and galvanise the club again.


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[Assistant] So as I'm listening to you, I'm kind of taking your argument to be that we need to shift our metaphor, right? Uh, from one about speech acts to one of that sort of a system. And so my brain starts going to, well, how do you change metaphors, right? What's influencing the metaphor we're using today? And it seems like this is a


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[Assistant] Are as like individuals in this, like with individual speech acts. The thing I said got taken down. I am a senator and I did this thing and now it's gone.


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[Assistant] Versus when I think about when we regulate stuff as systems or view them as systems, they're often more at a distance. Like I think about like finance regulation. It's like there's a big aggregation of things that happen. There's kind of like the, it happens in volume.


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[Assistant] And so I don't get personally offended when one thing happens because lots of things happen and then we can audit sort of as a group. So I'm feeling kind of at a...


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[Assistant] At a loss to think about how I would even shift the metaphor, even if it's the correct metaphor, how do I get people to stop thinking of it in terms of individual speech acts? Like, how do we actually spread that gospel?


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[Assistant] I have a problem with them. Not that they're wrong, but for my personality, I know that I have to be super careful to not like think too much about what I want.


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[Assistant] I think I just had a revelation about my whole life just now while y'all were talking. Really? Wow. Maybe I should make you wait, like to the next.


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[Assistant] I can have vision. I love vision for other people. I like to think of vision for what I want here at work and what I think we can do for my family, but to do it for myself feels almost selfish to me.


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[Assistant] Because it's, I think it's a lot of what you're saying, Annie, is that it's too much about, that's not the way that it's supposed to be. I need to be very happy with what I have right now, so I shouldn't think that much about myself.


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[Assistant] And wouldn't you say, I could say this for myself so you say if it's true of you, but


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[Assistant] When you are wanting other things that you don't have yet, doesn't that push you closer to Jesus?


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[Assistant] I am, I don't know if you knew this, these two ladies know that I'm a listener of your podcast. Thank you, Erin. So anyways, I've heard you talk about how


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[Assistant] Uhm, our other friend Megan we've talked about before too, before she moved away, uhm, she's still single and so we would have, she became part of our family and my kids adore her and not only


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[Assistant] I've been thinking about that in the past week too, uhm, not so much for being single or not, but for, so I know a lot of moms and a lot of them stay home with their little kids and


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[Assistant] It's just things that I hear are that they, they want more, but they're home with their kids right now and that's the season they're in and they love that, but you know, you feel like sometimes like you're missing or something, like there's, you could be doing more, but this is the season you're in right now, so.


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[Assistant] But to be content, like you're saying, with this is the season that I'm in, like you were talking about earlier, this is my current season, God will probably change it again.


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[Assistant] And do all the things I can do in it, but not feel bad that I can't do all the things I could do in that last season. And that there are going to be new things I can do in the next season that I can't do yet. I can't even fathom them yet, but it's okay to, I think what I'm thinking is let go of what you used to be. It's okay to say that is not who I am right now and it's okay.


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[Assistant] It's okay that one day I'm gonna have to let this season go because I'm gonna enter the next season and learning how to be okay in each of those and leaving some things behind.


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[Assistant] See, I'm a music lover. I'm a gentle type of a person. I hate to be mean to people. It upsets me.


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[Assistant] You see, neither of us would have to get upset if you just talked.


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[Assistant] Do you mean to tell me with the bullets flying all around the apartment, you kept yapping on the phone?


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[Assistant] Excuses. Always excuses. But he's still dead.


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[Assistant] Maybe you'll regain your memory after you get to know us a little better. Get a coke.


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[Assistant] There's been a change in your plans, lady. You look kinda white. Put on some lipstick.


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[Assistant] To the man who recognizes himself in this sketch. You look like an intelligent man, friend, but you've made a mistake.


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[Assistant] You leave when I say so. Maybe in one piece.


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[Assistant] Listen lady, don't mind a small talk. What's all this correspondence? Corwin writes me a letter, now I hear he's gonna write me not a letter tomorrow.


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[Assistant] Walk. She jumps. Whole place jumps. Look, I want to find out something. And I do it the best way I know how.


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[Assistant] Bunny Harris was my boss. I wanna know who put the heat on him, and I don't wanna talk to them personals.


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[Assistant] Look, I might have was committed. The law's trying to figure out who committed, is that right?


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[Assistant] That girl fingered Bunny Harris and I want to know why and who paid her. We're getting a guy in tomorrow, I can persuade anybody to talk.


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[Assistant] Innocent party. I didn't even know bunnies hide away myself. I knew he had electric lock on the door. And he never opened it except to go in and out.


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[Assistant] Hey, 15 minutes late. Couldn't help it. I had to stop and see my mother. Is this a customer? Yeah, take her in the next room.


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[Assistant] Right now it's time for the television beef. I want to see what they got to say about me. Go ahead Charlie, turn it on. Hey you, sit down over there.


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[Assistant] Who does that callman think he's kidding? Bunny was never interested in show business.