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[Assistant] To present the daytime leading actress award, please welcome the man that Colby's and the Carrington never turn their back on, and a lady police officer assigned to keep an eye on him.


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[Assistant] Sally Spencer of Another World and dynasties Gordon Thompson.


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[Assistant] Thank you for nurturing Kimberly as well as me, to a terrific cast and crew at Daze, to my dear friend Bob Olive, my best friend Peggy. Thank you for showing up today. You've been like a mother to me. My best friend Michael, thank you for unconditional love. And most important, I'd like to thank the men and women who have taught me how to take one day at a time.


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[Assistant] One step at a time. It is because of you I am able to participate in receiving gifts today. And I love you for that. Thank you.


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[Assistant] And appeared in Little House, A New Beginning. And is currently starring in the series Our House.


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[Assistant] One of the original actors on General Hospital, Dr. Steve Hardy, Mr. John Baradino.


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[Assistant] Now let's continue with an award honoring my kind of people. Best Primetime Villainous.


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[Assistant] Accompanying her is a new face in town, and a guy I've got to meet.


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[Assistant] No, Jimmy, there's something strange about this. I mean, both you and I are on shows, or we get the bad guys, right?


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[Assistant] Donna Mills of Knott's Landing. Jimmy, why don't you do the honors?


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[Assistant] It's so many naughty people creating such wonderful mayhem in the soap world. The viewers need a little comic relief.


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[Assistant] To announce the favorite actor or actress providing such a breather, here are General Hospital's Lucy Koh, Lynn Herring,


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[Assistant] And from the Young and the Restless, the patriarch of the Abbott clan, Jerry Douglas.


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[Assistant] And now, from Super Couple to Super Woman, and the Primetime Actress Award. And to present it, our two primetime favorites.


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[Assistant] From Dallas, a handsome drifting cowboy who's always there when Sue Ellen needs him.


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[Assistant] And a singer-actress-songwriter who is a tough-minded detective in Hunter. Ladies and gentlemen, Stephanie Kramer and Jared Martin.


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[Assistant] JR's philandering brother, Gary Ewing, on Dallas and Knott's Landing. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Ted Shackelford.


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[Assistant] To renounce requirements for the last award of the evening, we have a very special couple. Us.


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[Assistant] And there you have it. The results of our very own continuing drama. The third annual soap opera award.


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[Assistant] The relationship was symbiotic. China would ship goods to the US. The US would use the empty ships to send China recycling. China would then use the recycling to make new goods to ship to the US, and the cycle continued.


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[Assistant] Infidelity is the common cold of the soap world, except no amount of chicken soup can cure it.


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[Assistant] According to the editors of Soap Opera Digest, three of the greatest affairs of the past year involved Gary Ewing of Knott's Landing, who scampered from his ex-wife Val to his current wife Abby and the waiting arms of Jill Bennett.


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[Assistant] I mean, not only do they have to support the storyline, these people really get involved.


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[Assistant] As Ben, the third nominee, Doug Sheehan, who plays Joan Van Ark's husband on Not's Landing, is currently being eyed by all the women in town. So you see, things are not that easy for his supporting actor.


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[Assistant] As soap upper digest observed earlier this year, the soap world's vast horde of secret agents, mad scientists, ruling monarchs of cardboard kingdoms, your run-of-the-mill crazies, and other elements of make-believe and fantasy every so often give way to reality.


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[Assistant] Sexual harassment was uncovered on All My Children after Dr. Alan Voight tried pressuring med student Angie Hubbard into sleeping with them. And not everyone on Days of Our Lives was thrilled about the romance between Dr. Mike Horton, a Christian, and Dr. Robin Jacobs, who is Jewish.


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[Assistant] Even though it was probably a case of Dom Perignon.


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[Assistant] Worst mistake, letting Meg Snyder get near those blood samples on As the World Turns. It led to the fudging of paternity records by an amoral lab technician.


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[Assistant] The most disappointing show of the year was marked by meandering plots, failed relationships, fizzled romances, dead ends, and too many false starts.


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[Assistant] Ah, rather a stubborn old goat, wouldn't you say?


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[Assistant] It's all yours. Good luck, kid. I'm pulling for you, little shorty.


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[Assistant] That little punk is your next opponent, okay? Now don't blow it, just take him out.


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[Assistant] Hey, it's like that old goat says, rule number 11, it's all just a game, so let loose and have fun with it! I mean, a casualty or two along the way is no big deal, right?


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[Assistant] Jeez. Stiffer than the stiffs bag on.


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[Assistant] He's kind. He's always there for you. And he's handsome to boot. He's perfect. Perfect. Perfectly infuriated.


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[Assistant] Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, here's what you do. Let Hercules drain the kid. In the next games, I'll take care of them both.


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[Assistant] Who invited you to the party? Stay out of this. This is my show.


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[Assistant] And our outstanding daytime villainous is...


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[Assistant] Countries like the Philippines say it's Western waste littering their shores, sent to poorer countries instead of being recycled.


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[Assistant] Our outstanding, leading daytime actor are...


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[Assistant] A few years ago, I met Gloria, uh, when we were doing a primetime series called The Hamptons. We became very fast friends.


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[Assistant] And she went on to create the role of Sean Donnelly for me on General Hospital. Ever since I've been, uh, living the life of Riley.


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[Assistant] Still water? I don't remember it looking so... flat?


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[Assistant] Plus it really helps keep us making content since we can rely on those donations. The podcasts don't always make so much money, but those help a lot. So I appreciate everybody for supporting. Let's get right into this content.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Today I'm in here with somebody that I've been fascinated with for many years, Bandman Kevah. How you doing, G?


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[Assistant] Nice to have you here, man. I remember the first time I ever heard about you was just academics doing videos about you getting caught up back in the day like four or five years ago.


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[Assistant] Well it's just interesting because, I mean that was a very new thing especially at that time because they were basically, he was taking people like you


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[Assistant] It's kind of interesting because there's like a lot of...


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[Assistant] But so, when you're in jail and you have an iPhone and a laptop, do you have like some percentage of the guards who aren't cool and want to fuck you over and catch you with that shit and then some percentage are like getting money off of you and shit so they're cool? Or is it the kind of thing where just everybody doesn't really give a fuck as long as you're paying?


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[Assistant] Most of the guards, black or white, what's the racial breakdown reference? It's mixed. From the prison you were in?


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[Assistant] A lot of times the black dudes are the tougher dudes on the street. So then when you get this dude in a position of authority, maybe he wants to sort of take out some of his animosity.


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[Assistant] So is it tempting when you're in that environment to just spend all the fucking money you got so that you're more comfortable when you're in prison? Yes, bro.


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[Assistant] In prison, or in the feds, is it much more common for people to be in there for fraud type stuff than like drug cases?


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[Assistant] So talk to me about getting into Scamming though before we get into like what eventually you might have built out of it and everything. Talk about what your first, your first play that you figured out was.


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[Assistant] And you don't have to really, in order to withdraw the money and to, to basically make it look as if the bank account was scammed, but really it's you doing it, what do you, like what do you do to withdraw the money? You just hit mad ATMs?


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[Assistant] So how would you go about making relationships with the people who work at the stores? Because that's gotta be the ultimate plug right there. Everyone you meet who works at an Apple store is a fucking infinite fountain of money.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's crazy because when you think about it, like, drug dealers are basically getting drugs and they're changing it for money with fraud. The whole business is money.


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[Assistant] Almost everybody that you ever did this with though, do you feel like they didn't have irreparable damage done to their credit that they basically ended up getting the shit cleared out? Or do you think it does happen?


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[Assistant] So you had official, like, real business investments going on off of the, before you went into prison? Basically, yea. Really? And are those things still around? Yea, they're still around.


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[Assistant] Do you even know dudes on the street who are really rich off drugs these days, or is the game kinda fucked up in that sense?


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[Assistant] It's interesting because when I think about the drug dealers I know in LA are basically just dudes who go around to different studios or kick it with different rappers and just sell them fucking perks and leave them, whatever the fuck it is.


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[Assistant] Was, was getting all the credit card stuff or were you just doing that strictly off the dark web?


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[Assistant] I feel like with TJ it's more like he's a young kid who is doing that sort of entry level scamming stuff that the kids actually are doing. Exactly. He's 17.


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[Assistant] Right. It's actually the interesting thing because you were so hot at that time in terms of like having eyeballs on you and people snitching on you and all that kind of shit. You don't want to rap super in depth about the shit. That's the funny thing about TJ is that as far as I can tell,


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[Assistant] When I heard that, I said, man, I know a lot of people were scamming and ain't none of them rich, but I've said that around people and multiple different people have told me like, oh no, there's people out there making crazy ass amounts of money off that.


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[Assistant] So talk about getting caught though. So this dude snitches on you and then what? Do the, do the feds start actually like watching you?


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[Assistant] I mean, and it's just the fact that you'd have to make so much money from those jobs. You'd have to basically make more money from those jobs than you could ever expect to actually be able to pay this shit off.


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[Assistant] Do you think that shit's crazy when you see that happen? Because a lot of times it's somebody who could keep making money with you incrementally over time and then they decide that they just want to hit one big lick and destroy the relationship.


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[Assistant] What were your actual goals at that time? Like, how did you see yourself getting out the game, or did you even see that?


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[Assistant] I would like to see you two have a conversation on camera.


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[Assistant] Right. Is there anybody else in the game that you believe has actually got a track record in terms of the scamming thing? More well known people and shit?


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[Assistant] Right, child money, man. He's supposed to come on soon too. Yes, sir. Yeah. How did you become friends with him? You guys are working together, huh?


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[Assistant] That's what's up. So you get locked up and when you got caught, is there any, like every time I ever got caught off or doing anything, I always been like, God, I gotta change my life. I can't believe it. I finally got busted. I gotta change. I gotta switch my whole shit up.


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[Assistant] Yo, I wanted to ask you about a case of my homie, it just caught like 10 years, right after the plug, he, uh, was just doing some regular ass game and shit in Neiman's, but then they ended up-


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[Assistant] If 6ix9ine actually is in jail for the next however many, three years, whatever, ANDY DID ALL THAT SNITCHING!


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[Assistant] So you're saying, because I was wondering about that, he's in PC, is he just chilling with mad trans people and all this other shit?


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[Assistant] The way that the Nitrays clicked up with 6ix9ine and ended up basically fucking over their entire operation, like when you look at that, is that the kind of thing that you've maybe been in a position where you've seen some young artists who maybe could use the clout of being associated with more valid street dudes but you resisted the temptation because you knew that that was a stupid ass move in the long run?


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[Assistant] That's crazy. So you're sitting in jail. Are you thinking I'm gonna get home and keep my nose clean because I really feel like I can do this music shit? I wanna stay away from all the scam and stuff.


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[Assistant] That's interesting because you seem like you have a way different mentality than the average dude who's hustling, you know? Like you just were too good for the circumstances that you were in almost.


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[Assistant] You got, you got good relationships with like Sosa and all the other Chicago big names.


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[Assistant] That's what's up. Yeah, what about, uh, is it crazy to watch the Juice WRLD thing go down? Like the biggest Chicago artist in recent years.


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[Assistant] That's dope. So, do you feel like you still haven't even really gotten to the swing of things in terms of like getting to the music? Because you ain't put out any videos since you got out, right?


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[Assistant] That's crazy, man. Yeah, so, so the music's in the worksite. Have you been in the studio a lot? Are you, are you really like, getting to it in a way you haven't before?


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[Assistant] And you still got the same girl from before you went in. Yeaah. That was rare.


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[Assistant] Did you know before you went in that she was gonna be the type of girl that would hold you down?


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[Assistant] Kids at home need to know that. Stop sitting here, guys drinking lean, get in the gym, bench press.


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[Assistant] Uhm, alright, so for the people out there, what do you want to tell them to check out in terms of like, shit that you have out right now, what you've been doing on social media, all that.


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[Assistant] Vax, man, you're a great conversationalist. You gotta come on again, man. Next time you're out here.


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[Assistant] Good job! Now let's move on to safety.


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[Assistant] Behold! You swim before the ruler of the seas! His majesty, King Triton!


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[Assistant] The true quality and value of daytime drama is tested by a lack of contrivance and a natural progression of storylines. This means avoiding easy gimmicks or sensationalism.


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[Assistant] Our three finalists for outstanding daytime serial are excellent examples of quality drama and, curiously, each has been on television for at least 20 years.


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[Assistant] They are, as the world turns, days of our lives and General Hospital.


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[Assistant] To announce the winner from among these durable series, here are Melissa Brennan, Marybeth Evans, and Michael Weiss.


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[Assistant] Killing Joseph? That's not gonna help me find Leslie.


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[Assistant] Leslie, you've gotta hide. Don't come out until I call you.


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[Assistant] I haven't seen Chief press himself like this since we were in bootcamp.


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[Assistant] Soon Ion is the Covenant's final stronghold on Sanghelios. We will move only when victory is assured.


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[Assistant] Man, I think whatever you promote, you get that shit back. So if you put that type of energy out there, that's the energy you're gonna receive back. I feel like you don't need that shit. If you're not living like that, you don't need it. I mean, there is haters out there, but I don't think that's, that's not the energy you put out there. You know what I'm saying? You put out love, you get love back.


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[Assistant] You can tell it's stupider because it's just rocks and dirt and a whole bunch of other crap. And uhm,


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[Assistant] I'm down. Need an assist. Up and at him, Locke.


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[Assistant] One of the things that makes student loan debts such a drag on the economy is that it's so hard to get rid of. That's right. In many ways, student debts is the new herpes.


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[Assistant] And here's the thing. Student debt isn't just a financial burden. It's also making it hard for people to grow up.


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[Assistant] Yeah, man, this kid is not special. He's not alone. Across the country, college grads are being forced to move back in with their parents because of crippling student debt. Even that dog. Yeah.


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[Assistant] So, student debt is seriously hampering the lives of young people across the United States. But before you start rolling your eyes at these whiny millennials, remember, just like herpes, student debt doesn't discriminate by age.


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[Assistant] Oh, it would suck if you were still paying off your loans in heaven, you know? Jesus and Martin Luther King Jr. are like, hey, we're gonna go ride unicorns. You wanna come? And you're like, oh, I can't. I gotta work a shift at Blockbuster. Yeah.


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[Assistant] The point is, the point is, student debt is affecting everyone. Young people, old people, the village people, I mean, why do you think they were living at the YMCA? So whether you're a parent or a kid, there is a good chance that student debt is negatively affecting your quality of life.


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[Assistant] Because old people are losing Social Security, and young adults are being forced to move back in. In fact, if something drastic doesn't change, it's going to reshape the American family forever.


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[Assistant] And it's gonna reshape all of those family TV shows.


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[Assistant] You always learn something. Meanwhile, you always learn something with Meanwhile, and the people know it. Meanwhile.


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[Assistant] Bad news for Netflix. In the last quarter, the streaming service lost subscribers in the U.S. for the first time since launching its streaming service, which caused their stock to lose more than $24 billion in value in six days. Yeah, no. Traditionally, losing that much money takes longer, but Wall Street decided to binge.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, the meatless meat craze is sweeping the nation. It's about to breach the final frontier, folks, because plant-based meat company Beyond Meat is developing meatless bacon. Bacon. Bacon that doesn't have meat.


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[Assistant] The recently bankrupt Toys R Us is coming back, but with a different approach. New locations will be smaller and the presentation will be far more experiential and interactive. And, in a nod to the financial demise they just returned from, the flagship store will feature Jeffrey the Giraffe lying in state.


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[Assistant] So, why do this? According to the people over at PBR, Pabst Blue Ribbon has always been a brand that pushes boundaries and celebrates those who experiment and try new things. I'm not so sure if this is new. People have been vomiting for centuries.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, some footage went viral today from Denver, Colorado, where a bear tried to steal an entire dumpster from a marijuana dispensary.


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[Assistant] Take a look at the barahuana thief in action. There he is checking out the dumpster. And there he goes out the door. You know what? Maybe, maybe he's not stealing it. Maybe he's like, guys, it's Tuesday night. This is supposed to be out by the curb.


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[Assistant] Hello everyone, my name is Xamber. Thank you guys so much for clicking on this video and deciding to watch me. Today we are back with more Miraculous. I am very excited to continue watching. Hope you guys are as well. We are watching season 2 episode 21.


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[Assistant] But nevertheless, I am very excited to watch more Miraculous. I really enjoyed the show. We're starting to get close to the end. We have


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[Assistant] Three episodes and then the two-parter. So basically like four episodes last. So I am very, very excited to kind of see where the season will go and kind of, uh,


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[Assistant] What will happen, especially because the season ends on a two-parter, which is really exciting, so I'm very hyped. Our last two-parter, uh, the, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, style queen and queen bee really re- or wasp queen? Whatever. Uh, really really enjoyed them. So I'm getting very very hyped to see where we're gonna go with this season. Um, nevertheless guys, please make sure to


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[Assistant] What the official release of Miraculous, either on Disney+, if that's where it is in your country, or Netflix, which in the US I think most of us are still Netflix. Uhm, at least that's where I've been watching it. I know it switches over sometime this year, I just don't know when. So, I guess we'll see.


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[Assistant] I'm hyped, hope you guys are as well. Please remember to support the official release and go check out my Patreon page to watch the full um, uh, reactions and I'm rambling, so without further ado, let's-


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[Assistant] You know. Actually though.


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[Assistant] You know, at this point, I'm just impressed at how, like, he just knows. It's incredible that he's just there and he's like, yes! Well...


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[Assistant] Yeaah, like, she's not wrong, like, Aaliyah has gotten in trouble a lot, but it's only because Aaliyah has her ladyblog, so she follows them around and puts herself in danger.


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[Assistant] So, if you just made Alia promise not to go towards it this one time, then like, it would be fine. You know?


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[Assistant] Besides the peacock one, and I highly doubt Nino's gonna be some flamboyant-like peacock miraculous.


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[Assistant] I love how much she loves her, like he cares about all y'all.


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[Assistant] But we have the turtle one, don't we? Or does he? No, the turtle one and the peacock one are the only ones we haven't seen on the intro.


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[Assistant] Oh wow, wow, he just is giving it. Oh, that's kinda crazy.


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[Assistant] Alia's better. But Nino's isn't too bad. I'll be honest, not bad, not bad.


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[Assistant] Oh, so she probably knows it's Nino. Okay. Got it, got it, got it. I was curious.


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[Assistant] That was so good, good throw, good, good throw, good throw.


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[Assistant] Oh yea, cause she couldn't record herself, cause she's... Reina.


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[Assistant] I like that, I like that a lot. Okay, it's been fun getting to see like Alia's family, cause you know I love Alia, I love my girl, like such best friend, like forever vibes, I love her.


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[Assistant] But uhm, I'm really glad that we got more about her. It's good that she has two younger sisters and one older sister. I don't know if there's more siblings than that.


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[Assistant] But that's fun, I love the uh, I love the diversity that Alia brings to the cast and kind of the uh, the cultural differences as well.


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[Assistant] It's always just nice. And the last time, all your siblings were the zappies, zappies, zappies, zappadies, I don't remember how to pronounce it. And this time, Anisa, Anisa, Anisa, Anazi, Anazi, is like based off of an African myth or spider? I can't remember.


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[Assistant] So that's super interesting. I believe it's like a folklore thing. So that's so cool.


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[Assistant] Definitely we'll be looking more into that after I'm done today because that's really fun.


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[Assistant] I love that, like, All You just allows for that, like.


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[Assistant] Different kind of, uh, culture to come out because they are in France, so.


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[Assistant] Sometimes it's a little bit hard to add more diversity to the show.


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[Assistant] And I feel like Aliyah does a really good job with her family, kinda having that different, um, heritage and culture. So very, very fun.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, I'm so glad we got to see Nino and Alia. Ugh. After the, uh, zombies episode where like Alia was, uh, kissed, uh, Nino was like, I'll stay with her. And it was so cute. He's like leaping through words.


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[Assistant] It was so cute. So, so cute. So, I'm really glad that we got to see.


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[Assistant] Nino and Alia and Nino like being scared and sad that he kind of like lied and he knew he couldn't protect Alia was like just cute like you can tell how much he like


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[Assistant] Genuine- genuinely cares about this. So very, very nice to see and I'm really glad so-


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[Assistant] It's a fan. It's definitely a fan. Uh, is that the peacock one? I believe it's a peacock. It looks like a peacock. Uh, but Gabriel Aggress has that. So, I don't really know.


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[Assistant] But Gabriel has it, and I just, I don't know, I don't know how we get it back.


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[Assistant] Or maybe, my hope is Gabriel gives it to someone like one of his little hawk children.


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[Assistant] So you're gonna have hog daddy in this, girls? I'm like, crossing my fingers still. I'm like hoping that we get like...


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[Assistant] Chloe and, uh, Lila back in like the final, uh, two-parter. I'm like hoping. I-I-I would love having those two together. It would be so fun. Especially because Chloe fucked up and I don't-


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[Assistant] I don't foresee us giving the Bee Miraculous back to Chloe, I feel like that's just a bad idea or a last case scenario.


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[Assistant] Just because there's a chance she may not give it back again. So I just don't see us doing it again. It seems very unlikely.


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[Assistant] So we'll see, they could, they definitely could, but I just, I doubt it. I like doubt it big time. But eh, who knows?


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[Assistant] Uh, I love the turtle miraculous and I love that, uh, the guardian when she's like that, I want yours. Like he was like, okay. It was just like so chill and shell on. Uh, I would say.


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[Assistant] There's parts of the design of Nino's costume that I like and things I don't.


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[Assistant] I actually really like the hood, but I didn't care for like the, uh,


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[Assistant] Eyes on the side. It was a little creepy. I almost would have preferred...


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[Assistant] There not to be any eyes there. I know it would be a little bit bland, but maybe even just doing only black there. I felt like the eyes and not having red, like black, white only. I felt like the eyes and the red hues in there was a little creepy.


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[Assistant] Like a lot of Nino's energy came through there and I love the music too. Oh, Nino's transformation music.


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[Assistant] And I like the design of the, uh, miraculous two kind of being that, like, bracelet, and then when he transforms it kind of becomes like a little, almost like a glove type of thing.


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[Assistant] But I like that a lot in, uh, what else, what else, what else?


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[Assistant] I enjoyed the fact that like, Nino was so caring.


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[Assistant] I like that, like, even when Ladybug was like, I'm here, go back there, it's fine. He still like ran back in to go help Alia.


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[Assistant] Super sweet, you can definitely tell he cares and that came through.


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[Assistant] So much, even when he got the miraculous, like he did everything he could to make sure Ollie was safe and he was like there for his girl like right away.


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[Assistant] And I love that Alia was smart enough to like figure it out. But like, granted, like, it shouldn't have been that difficult because he was like fightin', fightin', fightin'. And she herself knows.


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[Assistant] That Ladybug gives out miraculouses. So, Alia is smart enough. Queen Alia is smart enough to recognize, like, oh, like,


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[Assistant] When my sisters were in trouble, Ladybug gave me a miraculous. You are...


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[Assistant] I am in trouble and you are caring about me. Ladybug must have given you a miraculous help.


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[Assistant] Like, Ollie is smart, she can put two and two together, and obviously she did.


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[Assistant] I am still a little bit surprised she hasn't figured out his Marinette yet.


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[Assistant] I would love if she did. I'm not gonna be upset at her. She doesn't figure it out. But I really would like if, uh, All of you maybe put two and two together eventually.


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[Assistant] Cause I feel like she's really smart, and she certainly has like,


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[Assistant] Even, like, with Adrienne, she had like the little like, look, if you, like...


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[Assistant] Doodle this on to him. Doesn't he look like Cat Noir? Like she's obviously like getting there. She's not dumb.


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[Assistant] But I also get, like, there's been situations where it seemed like there's no way they could be, like, super secret, you know, superheroes, so.


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[Assistant] We'll see what happens. I think Alia will put it together though.


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[Assistant] Since she was, she's privy to information that, you know.


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[Assistant] Mirac- Miraculouses can be given out. Ladybug has given them. And if, you know...


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[Assistant] All of you start figuring out that like, wow, Chloe got one, Nino got one, I got one. Hmm, that's already a big majority of our classmates who have gotten one. Maybe, just maybe, there's a co-winky dink there.


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[Assistant] But overall though, uh, really good. I like the episode, it was very cute.


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[Assistant] I'm curious to see what will happen because like, Gabriel is aware there's more miraculous out there.


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[Assistant] Ah, this is the third extra one he's seen now.


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[Assistant] So he's probably gonna start getting a little bit more suspicious.


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[Assistant] About where she's getting these and where the guardian is, cause even he...


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[Assistant] Uh, brought it up, like, how do I get the powers? Where is, there must be a guardian here or something like that.


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[Assistant] So I'm curious to see maybe that's what happens in like the two-parter.


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[Assistant] Is that he like tries to find the guardian and maybe tries to go get some miraculous shoes? I don't know.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I'm curious to see what happens in this two-parter. It will be very interesting, but we still have two more episodes, then we have the two-parter, which will be done together.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and then I kinda had to decide where we wanna go next.


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[Assistant] Like we can just continue on to season 3. I know there's like a special that could be watched after season 2.


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[Assistant] I don't know if that's the best place to watch it.


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[Assistant] So we'll figure that out when the time comes.


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[Assistant] But we'll, we'll see. Uhm, I would truly love your input. I know...


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[Assistant] Uhm, apparently in the special, there is a slight spoiler for something?


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[Assistant] So I don't know if it can be watched right after season two. I know it's like canonically takes place after season two, but I think it shows a spoiler or something in season three. So I don't know when we can watch it. So I'll try to figure it out.


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[Assistant] Thank you guys so much for watching this. I really do appreciate it. Uhm, and yeah, I got my hair redone by the way if you didn't notice that.


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[Assistant] So we're, we're all, we're all pretty colorful again, so yay!


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[Assistant] But thank you guys so much. Please remember if you like this video to like, share, subscribe. I would really, really, really appreciate it, sincerely.


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[Assistant] You're surprised, I'm sure. I'll have to explain it all to you later. For now, let's see how much power you have.


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[Assistant] I'll introduce myself. I'm Trunks, and I'm currently on a mission.


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[Assistant] As you can see, this place, it's not the world you're familiar with.


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[Assistant] This is the Toki Toki world, where the flow of time gathers. You can call us the Time Patrol.


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[Assistant] When history goes off course, a false timeline is created. We work to correct any of these changes to history. As Time Patrol members, we'll fight all throughout time. Sometimes, we deal with legendary fighters, or dangerous forces. Whatcha think? Would you like to test your power here? See how effective it is?


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[Assistant] Oh, right. I should probably explain a few things first. Look around. In this space, there are many other Time Patrol members.


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[Assistant] If you'd like, go ahead and talk to them. I'll hear your answer after you've had the chance.


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[Assistant] The Supreme Kai of Time lives here and manages this entire place.


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[Assistant] We also have the Time Vault. It has many important texts.


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[Assistant] There's something I need you to take care of. Not a big deal. So let's head over to the time vault.


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[Assistant] This is the Scroll of Eternity. All of time. All of history. Everything. It's all listed in here.


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[Assistant] Shut up! There is no way I'd ever join you! Hmm, then playtime is over.


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[Assistant] Thank you so much. That was wonderful. I didn't think it was your first time. You corrected the timeline. Good job. And with no side effects either.


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[Assistant] Alright, once we have the Supreme Kai of Time put it in a scroll, it'll all be done. Oh, you don't have to worry about Goku. It's fine. He'll be revived with the Dragon Balls. Oh, yeah.


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[Assistant] And well, that scroll isn't the only one with a history change. Just talk to me whenever you're ready. Take your time.


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[Assistant] Krillin, just stay back! I'll take it from here. They're okay. Come on, let's go!


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[Assistant] She may not seem like it, but she's in quite a high position in the universe.


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[Assistant] Thank you very much. Sadly, until we find the cause, this is far from over.


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[Assistant] Time traveling duo? Who could that be? Let's start by finding them. Let's do this!


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[Assistant] History is changing for the worse. Those two. What are they about? That one. The man named Mira? He's especially dangerous.


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[Assistant] No, it's too early. Why would a history shift happen so quickly?


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[Assistant] Damn it. Let's check it out. Talk to me when you're ready.


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[Assistant] So strong. I'm not really sure if I can even win at my full power. Just have, just have to hold on a little more.


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[Assistant] Frieza. He's so powerful, he's known as the Emperor of the Universe. Please, watch yourself.


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[Assistant] Goku always refuses our help. It's just the way he is. It's alright though. Goku won. And finally, the scroll is back to normal. Still, I'm really glad Mira didn't interfere.


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[Assistant] You can take him, go ahead, beat him, and bring peace back to our world. You wanna grow up to be a scouting, right?


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[Assistant] Damn, they got away. So tell me, what happened to Gohan? We should probably go back.


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[Assistant] Amazing. He actually pulled it off. He won!


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[Assistant] Wait, they wanna change history? Erase me completely? Supreme Kai of Time, what should I do?


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[Assistant] I'm perfectly aware of our power gap. I can't beat them as is. But, I survived, thanks to you.


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[Assistant] Now, I can finally thank you. Thank you very much.


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[Assistant] I'm sorry. Sorry for making you worry over me. Still, who do you think that guy was?


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[Assistant] He helped us, sure, but he seemed to have the ability to time travel. What's strange is, he seemed to know about us too, and he had a, and he had a really unusual energy.


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[Assistant] If we lose Goku, or we lose Buu, history is sure to change.


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[Assistant] Wonderful job! Everything is finally back to normal. There's no way this change will ever be- What? What is that?


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[Assistant] Yes, Demigro was controlling Piccolo's mind. Supreme Kai of Time, how do we help Piccolo regain his sanity?


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[Assistant] Supreme Kai of Time, who in the world is this demigra?


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[Assistant] It's up to us. We can't let this demon god do as he pleases.


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[Assistant] I'll tell ya, you're way too strong for me, Beerus.


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[Assistant] With all due respect, let us take care of Demigra. No.


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[Assistant] You're both not bad. So, uh, how did we do on our test?


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[Assistant] I'm going to stop these bad guys. I need to keep patrolling as long as possible. The main threat has been taken care of. But if you'd like, maybe you could help us from time to time. Thank you, buddy. As far as partners go, I'll tell ya, you're the only partner for me.


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[Assistant] Both are very interesting titles. Uhm, I'll be curious to see what they are about.


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[Assistant] I will try to do them more often than not, but I can't guarantee it. There's a lot of things that I want to get caught up on, especially arcane. I really want to get that done. So until I can get arcane done, I'm probably going to stick to one episode at a time. So I know it sucks, but what can you do, you know?


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[Assistant] You probably have left oil marks where that is.


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[Assistant] So actually you could probably solve it pretty easily. If you're not a super hygienic person.


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[Assistant] This is such a cool episode. I like the format kind of break here. That we're starting in the middle of the battle.


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[Assistant] Yeah, about that. We are not doing such a good job.


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[Assistant] I know, I know, I know that people have explained to me that they don't have, like, a miraculous vision thing.


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[Assistant] Okay, like granted, that one wasn't really like super consensual, cause she was just trying to get him back. Uhm, or this one was completely consensual.


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[Assistant] Adrian. Because he's like, I, I got to kiss the girl that I love and she like, kissed me back.


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[Assistant] And she loved me, and I don't remember her loving me. I don't know what I did to make her love me. To make her want to actually kiss me. Like, what did I do? Like, I don't remember. Like,


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[Assistant] How manning would that be?


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[Assistant] Uh, it kinda makes me think of like, like 51st Dates, if you've seen that Adam Sandler movie, where he...


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[Assistant] Like, I don't wanna, like, smell your gross fishy hands. Like, get away from me. Like, I'm trying to enjoy my breakfast. Where, you know.


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[Assistant] Before Adrian, he has no idea what he did to make Ladybug finally be like, I like you. Of course.


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[Assistant] The, I think the saddest thing about this is, it's not anything Kat Noir did, it's the fact that she


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[Assistant] Loves Adrian so much, that knowing Cat Noir is Adrian.


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[Assistant] Made her be like, yes, Adrien is so amazing, and that is Cat Noir, so therefore, I love Cat Noir, cause it's Adrien.


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[Assistant] So it's really, really, really, really sad where, you know.


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[Assistant] Adrienne had good things to say about Marinette, but...


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[Assistant] He was seeing the ladybug qualities where he's like, wow, like you're so resourceful, you're so smart, you're so good at figuring this stuff out. Besides that he doesn't get to see a Marinette because Marinette, when she's, you know, aware of Adrian, she gets all fumbly and clumsy and unsure of herself, you know, cause she's in love with him. Or at least infatuated with him.


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[Assistant] So it's really sad because Adriano does not get to see that side of Marinette that he loves so much in Ladybug.


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[Assistant] So it's pretty tragic between these two. I like the fact that we had this episode. I think it's very fun. I also love how they are


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[Assistant] We're like, in this one, we started like, in the middle of the whole, you know.


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[Assistant] Akumatized, like, situation where we didn't know who was akumatized. Uh, we could kinda tell by the voice, but since we've never seen, like, a...


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[Assistant] Like a two-person akumatization? It was actually kinda weird? No, I'm not saying weird in a bad way, it was just like, I was like, it sounds like Alia Nino, but...


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[Assistant] I was like, I don't know if two people can be like, akumatized into one thing.


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[Assistant] But getting to kind of see that play out and then having to, um, remember what Ladybug Cat Noir do in their jobs or roles or powers is very, very cool. I...


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[Assistant] I like that we got a little bit of a master coming in there to help us out as much as he can. I think it's cool that, you know.


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[Assistant] We have him as an ally and can be, you know, depended upon. He still needs to be protected a bit, but.


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[Assistant] I'm glad that he's in our corner and we have somebody- like, one other person who knows the truth. I still-


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[Assistant] I don't know, I still, I'm, I'm iffy. I feel like now that we have Raina Rouge,


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[Assistant] When Nino became a superhero, she knew immediately, though it made sense because he was trying to protect her, get her, you know. Like it makes sense, but she knew. And if she can't...


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[Assistant] Recognize her BFF Marinette as Ladybug. I just don't believe it. I know!


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[Assistant] That a lot of superhero shows have that like, that glimmer effect. Where, you know.


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[Assistant] It's just this, like, couldn't be you thing, like, magical power, sparkle sparkle, you know, it-


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[Assistant] It blinds the individual to that fact. Like I get it. I get it. But if Alia could figure out Nino, I think she could figure out Marinette eventually. So.


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[Assistant] I'm just saying, I'm just saying, I don't know if we'll ever get to that.


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[Assistant] But I really wouldn't be surprised.


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[Assistant] But I don't know if we would ever do that, per se. But it'd be cool. It'd be really cool. I don't know.


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[Assistant] I guess I'm not sure what exact purpose it would even give us. I guess just for someone


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[Assistant] Be able to be like, wow, this was really stressful. Alia, can I just de-stress to you about, like, this situation?


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[Assistant] I think that's about all it would really offer us, and it'll allow for Alia to be able to, um,


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[Assistant] Provide some excuses for Marinette had she, you know, need to run off or like she's missing a bunch of class and stuff so Oli could be like, oh, Marinette is coming, she's sick, yada yada yada. No, it is beneficial.


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[Assistant] Where for Adrian, he basically always has to sneak out. So I don't think it'd be as beneficial if like, Nino knew.


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[Assistant] Adrian Secret, nor do I think, no offense to Nino, cause really no offense to Nino.


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[Assistant] But Alia is just a smart cookie. Alia is so intelligent and so just with it. And of course she's much more into the like Cat Noir ladybug thing where her mind is like thinking about this stuff a lot more. So I just don't think Nino would put two and two together. I just don't. But I could be wrong. I could be wrong, but I just don't see it.


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[Assistant] I, I really enjoyed Oblivio. It was a nice, it was a nice change up from the usual format of we set up our villain, we show our villain, we, uh, transform, defeat villain, resolution.


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[Assistant] It was nice to just start immediately in the middle like, we have a villain, we don't remember who we are, and we gotta figure it out. It's just nice. It's refreshing. So, I enjoyed this a lot.


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[Assistant] Oooooh. Oh, her heart is breaking.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, I'm with you girl. Oh yeaah, really.


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[Assistant] Oh Marinette, this is such a huge plus.


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[Assistant] He is better for every job. Every job. Guitar. Boyfriend. Boyfriend.


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[Assistant] Luca was much better for the job. Like I said, better guitarist. Better boyfriend. Boyfriend.


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[Assistant] This might be my favorite, uhm, favorite akumatized victim design? That sounds weird.


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[Assistant] This is interesting getting Adrian, but I'm kind of wondering how this will go, cause obviously he can't. If he does a good job, she would want to call on him again.


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[Assistant] Never getting it after like 2,900,000 times or some ridiculous number. He said it took him months.


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[Assistant] Yes, Adrian has not confessed to Marinette, but I think, I think Marinette has already got the cake.


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[Assistant] Like the first one, you know, I kept it cool cause I was like, we're gonna Miraculous Ladybug and they're not gonna remember anything, like just chill out. But this one, oh my god, number one, we got a new Miraculous, uh, the snake one, which was really cool to see.


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[Assistant] Uh, we got to see Adrian actually have a different miraculous, which is really cool, and we got to see him fail at it, which...


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[Assistant] I think it's a very interesting concept because, at least in my thoughts, my opinions,


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[Assistant] I feel like if you've proven yourself worthy of a miraculous, you know, to be a capable, strong individual, you could probably handle any miraculous. But as we saw today with


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[Assistant] Adrian having both, you know, Cat Noir and the snake one, the cat and the snake, Adrian couldn't handle the snake one. He just...


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[Assistant] He's not as quick-witted and, uh, on his feet technically as Ladybug is, where she can kinda think through problems fast and kinda come up with solutions.


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[Assistant] Where Adrian just isn't that way, like he's very smart, don't get me wrong.


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[Assistant] But his power comes from being a bit more reliable and, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, dependable and protecting others.


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[Assistant] So, for him, he really struggled with this one. Just because, you know, he was so number one, blinded by his love of Ladybug. Like, that's the big thing.


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[Assistant] Where, at least with Cat Noir, he can be blinded by his- So sorry, I got a little excited there. He can be blinded by his love of Ladybug?


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[Assistant] But his cataclysm, you know, is just breaking it and he's able to protect Ladybug because he has his stick.


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[Assistant] Where, you know, Slyther, he didn't, all he had, like he didn't have like the musical harp thing, which I know was like more a Luca thing, but he didn't really have like a weapon. All he had was his bracelet. So it was a little bit...


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[Assistant] That was difficult, cause he didn't have something to use, it was just himself, really? And the bracelet to go back in time?


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[Assistant] But it is interesting because now we can kind of be aware that, you know, every miraculous is different. Everyone has a different strength. And when Master Fu, you know, picked out these two for those miraculous,


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[Assistant] There was truly rhyme or reason behind it. The fact that Marinette was willing to help people at any cost.


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[Assistant] And, you know, to be able to be brave and stand up. Who saw that? And for Adrian, he saw that, you know.


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[Assistant] Adrian also was willing to help somebody like a complete stranger.


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[Assistant] You know, put in their kindness and willingness. It was there. So.


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[Assistant] I like that, I really enjoyed this episode, just understanding that, you know.


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[Assistant] Not everybody will be fit for certain miraculous and that there is, you know, a rhyme or reason behind it. And that rhyme or reason was Luca.


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[Assistant] Getting to see Luca was amazing. Getting to see him succeed and do so well and think through it.


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[Assistant] It was really, really fun. I know, I know I'm biased because it's Luca. I'll try to simmer down a little bit here, okay, to be fair. But Luca did such a good job of syncing


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[Assistant] You know, uh, personality, where he doesn't get worked up, nor is he blinded by any, you know.


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[Assistant] Love ulterior motive type of thing right now. Uhm. Guess he loves Marinette, not Ladybug.


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[Assistant] I don't think that will change. I think he's pretty, pretty in love with Marinette. I don't think he'll... I don't think Luca would figure it out.


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[Assistant] Uh, just because I think that the glimmer effect is gonna stay over it, you know? And I think it's really easy to believe Ladybug's probably someone older as well. You know, not a...


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[Assistant] 13, 14 year old. I think that's what their age is. They might feel... I think...


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[Assistant] Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I'm aware, the first few seasons all take place in the span of like a school year? Correct. Something like that?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I don't remember exactly, but that's what I've been told. So it's not like a long lapse of time or anything. So they're still pretty young. Uhm.


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[Assistant] But it's always a real treat though when we get Luka. I know he is like,


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[Assistant] But when we have this show that has so many


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[Assistant] A lot of characters, it really is just so easy to just love Luka. And Luka has his own flaws too, like let's be honest, uhm.


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[Assistant] Luke is probably too kind and too forgiving and, you know, probably too patient. There are flaws to those type of things. Where like, you know, he is


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[Assistant] Trying not to pressure Marinette. He is trying not to pressure her.


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[Assistant] To see his eyes when Marinette sees Adrian, he's just like, ugh.


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[Assistant] Like yeaah, you should talk to him, you should do that, but at the same time he really really likes her! And Kagami...


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[Assistant] That, you know, Luca and Marinette were dating, and then she was like, came in later, she was like, oh, I was wrong about that, wasn't I? And she was like, okay, well.


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[Assistant] Back to what I told you at the ice skating rink. You need to make your choice and pick what you want. And go for it, you know?


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[Assistant] Kagami herself recognizes that Adrien might have a little bit of feelings for Marinette, and I think that's why Kagami kinda holds, holds him a little bit tighter when she's around. Because I think Kagami realizes that, cause at the ice skating rink, Adri- excuse me, Adrien like ran after Marinette, and Kagami was like,


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[Assistant] Okay, I see, I see how this is. Not in like a bitchy way, but you know, just in like a, oh, interesting. Hmm, you'd run to her. So.


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[Assistant] I, I like, I like Kagami and Adrian. I want Adrian to have friends though, I really do.


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[Assistant] But Marinette clearly gets a little pitter patter in her heart for Luca. So like, just date Luca.


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[Assistant] Things don't work or you're not happy, just wake up with them. I know it sucks and it hurts, but like...


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[Assistant] Maybe, maybe, give dating a shot. Maybe even see if you want to date.


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[Assistant] Give it- just try dating somebody, just try. I know that's not-


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[Assistant] That's a little bit harsh of me to say, but she does have feelings for Luka. We know Marinette has feelings for Luka. We do know that. Like she's, we've seen her like, ohhh.


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[Assistant] Like, she does like him. She does. This isn't like that creepy thing in like, you know, the 1930s where it's like, I just pestered the girl for a year straight. I kept coming into her shop and finally she said she nicked me. Like, it's not that.


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[Assistant] It's not that at all. Like we know Marinette has a crush on Luca as well. It's just not as strong as her crush for Adrian.


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[Assistant] I know that she has stronger feelings for Adrian, but they're kids, okay? It's not like they're above the age of 18 and like they're trying to find a marriage partner, you know? Like you can just date. It's okay.


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[Assistant] It's entirely okay and I think Luca is also aware of this and I think that's why he doesn't.


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[Assistant] Push anything or has acts marinet on like in the date date type of thing. I don't think it's wrong of her to like test it, you know? But eh. I know that might be slightly controversial, but I don't think there's anything wrong with dating and just being like, you know, I don't know.


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[Assistant] Okay, you can just date someone and not have, you know, the label on it.


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[Assistant] Like that's okay. That literally is okay. You don't have to be like, oh, we're on a date, guess we're boyfriend girlfriend now. Like, no. In this day and age, you don't have to do that. You can just get to know somebody on a date.


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[Assistant] As long as you say it's a date and that there's romantic intentions there, then it's fine. That's all. And then you can date other people if you want.


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[Assistant] But I know when you're a kid, when you find out someone's dating, it's like, they're literally married now, like don't, don't even look their way. It doesn't have to be that way, it doesn't have to be so extra, you know?


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[Assistant] Uhm, Desperada, I need to speak about this before we finish off. Uhm, my favorite design of the season, I'm gonna say, I loved it, like,


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[Assistant] The, the little like, black suit, uh, was very fun. I love the gold touch ups, the face makeup looked really cool. Uh, the hair was just very like, up and kinda, kinda bouncy a little bit too. Just very sleek and cool design. I loved it a lot, so.


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[Assistant] Could be my favorite design overall of all the, uh, kumas.


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[Assistant] I have to relook over to confirm that, but I really like it. It looks cool, so.


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[Assistant] KALA BOCA CUSÃO CONTINUA DANDO MULTAS


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[Assistant] Maybe we'll be lucky and get her back safe soon. I can almost guarantee it. If you do as I ask.


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[Assistant] We have always been targets. We all know that.


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[Assistant] We all know what I'm saying


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[Assistant] Marcelo, Pazos, in my helicopter, this way. Sure. Mr. Becker? Signor?


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[Assistant] We are lost, Max. Our brother was everything to us.


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[Assistant] That's it, that's the most simple thing. Show it to him. You choose one.


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[Assistant] I'd like to just say, Max, I just want to say thank you for all your hard work. My family.


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[Assistant] And for cleaning up that horrible mess with the Grasha Preto for us. You know I'm tough on crime.


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[Assistant] I give you a bonus, but I think you just fritter it away. Vector, take his gun.


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[Assistant] Willfulness leads to anarchy. It cannot be allowed to spread.


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[Assistant] Goodness, this is a very scary ride.


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[Assistant] What on earth is Ethereum? I mean, I keep hearing about it all the time. I've seen it's the second largest cryptocurrency around, but I just can't seem to wrap my head around it.


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[Assistant] Is it as revolutionary as Bitcoin? Can it actually change the world as we know it? If you want to have a better understanding of Ethereum but are tired of explanations that sound like complete technical gibberish, stick around. Here on Bitcoin Whiteboard Tuesday, or should I say Ethereum Whiteboard Tuesday, we'll answer these questions and more.


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[Assistant] Before we get into Ethereum, we need to do a quick recap about Bitcoin, since it's the basis from which Ethereum was born.


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[Assistant] By now you probably know that Bitcoin is a form of decentralized money. And if you still have some questions about what that means or how it works, then you might consider revisiting our original video, What is Bitcoin?


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[Assistant] Before Bitcoin was invented, the only way to use money digitally was through an intermediary like a bank or PayPal. Even then, the money used was still government-issued and controlled currency. However, Bitcoin changed all that by creating a decentralized form of currency that individuals could trade directly without the need for an intermediary.


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[Assistant] Each Bitcoin transaction is validated and confirmed by the entire Bitcoin network. There's no single point of failure, so the system is virtually impossible to shut down, manipulate, or control. Pretty neat, huh?


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[Assistant] What about voting? Voting requires a central authority to count and validate votes. Real estate transfer records currently use centralized property registration authorities. Social networks like Facebook are based on centralized servers that control all of the data we upload to them.


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[Assistant] The interesting thing about blockchain technology is that it's actually the byproduct of the Bitcoin invention. Blockchain technology was created by fusing already existing technologies like cryptography, proof of work, and decentralized network architecture together in order to create a system that can reach decisions without a central authority.


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[Assistant] There was no such thing as blockchain technology before Bitcoin was invented. But once Bitcoin became a reality, people started noticing how and why it works and named this thing blockchain technology. Blockchain is to Bitcoin what the internet is to email. A system on top of which you can build applications and programs.


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[Assistant] A currency like Bitcoin is just one of the options. So this got people very excited and they began to explore what else can we decentralize.


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[Assistant] However, in order for a system to be truly decentralized, it needs a large network of computers to run it.


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[Assistant] Back then, the only network that existed was Bitcoin, and it was pretty limited.


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[Assistant] Bitcoin is written in what is known as a touring incomplete language, which makes it understand only a small set of orders, like who sent how much money to whom.


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[Assistant] If you want to create a more complex system, you'll need a different programming language, which means a different network of computers.


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[Assistant] Imagine for a second you wanted to build your own decentralized program, just like Bitcoin at home. You'd need to understand how Bitcoin's decentralization works, write code that mimics the same behavior, get a huge network of computers to run this code, and so on. And that is a lot of work. Enter Ethereum.


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[Assistant] Ethereum was first proposed in late 2013 and then brought to life in 2014 by Vitalik Buterin, who at the time was the co-founder of Bitcoin Magazine.


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[Assistant] Ethereum is the do-it-yourself platform for decentralized programs, also known as DApps, decentralized applications. If you want to create a decentralized program that no single person controls, not even you, even though you wrote it, all you have to do is learn the Ethereum programming language called Solidity and begin coding.


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[Assistant] The Ethereum platform has thousands of independent computers running it, meaning it's fully decentralized. Once a program is deployed to the Ethereum network, these computers, also known as nodes, will make sure it executes as written.


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[Assistant] Ethereum is the infrastructure for running DApps worldwide. It's not a currency, it's a platform. The currency used to incentivize the network is called Ether, but more on that later. Ethereum's goal is to truly decentralize the internet.


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[Assistant] Wait, the internet is centralized? I thought the internet already was decentralized and that anyone can start their own site.


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[Assistant] While in theory that might be true, in practice, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Netflix, and other giants control most of the world wide web as we know it. There's almost no activity on the web that happens without some sort of intermediary or third party.


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[Assistant] But once the concept of digital decentralization was demonstrated by Bitcoin, a whole new array of opportunities became available.


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[Assistant] We can finally start to imagine and design an internet that connects users directly without the need for a centralized third party. People can rent hard drive space directly to other people and make Dropbox obsolete. Drivers can offer services directly to passengers and remove Uber as the middleman.


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[Assistant] People can buy cryptocurrencies directly from one another without the need for an exchange that can get hacked or steal your money.


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[Assistant] Ethereum allows people to connect directly with each other without a central authority to take care of things. It's a network of computers that together combine into one powerful decentralized supercomputer.


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[Assistant] Okay, so now you know what Ethereum does, but we haven't touched upon how it does it.


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[Assistant] Ethereum's coding language, Solidity, is used to write smart contracts that are the logic that runs dApps. Let me explain.


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[Assistant] In real life, all a contract is is a set of ifs and thens, meaning a set of conditions and actions. For example, if I pay my landlord $1,500 on the first of the month, then he lets me use my apartment.


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[Assistant] That's exactly how smart contracts work on Ethereum. Ethereum developers write the conditions for their program, or DAP, and then the Ethereum network executes it.


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[Assistant] They're called smart contracts because they deal with all of the aspects of the contract. Enforcement, management, performance, and payment.


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[Assistant] For example, if I have a smart contract that is used for paying rent, the landlord doesn't need to actively collect the money.


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[Assistant] The contract itself knows if the money has been sent. If I indeed sent the money, then I'll be able to open my apartment door. If I missed my payment, I'll be locked out.


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[Assistant] However, smart contracts also have their downsides. Going back to my previous example, instead of having to kick out a renter that isn't paying, a smart contract would lock the non-paying renter out of their apartment.


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[Assistant] A truly intelligent contract, on the other hand, would take into account other factors as well, such as extenuating circumstances, the spirit with which the contract was written, and it would also be able to make exceptions if warranted. In other words, it would act like a really good judge.


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[Assistant] Instead, a smart contract in the context of Ethereum is not intelligent at all. It's actually uncompromisingly letter-strict. It follows the rules down to a T and can't take any secondary considerations or the spirit of the law into account, like what commonly happens with real-world contracts.


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[Assistant] Once a smart contract is deployed on the Ethereum network, it cannot be edited or corrected, even by its original author. It's immutable. The only way to change this contract would be to convince the entire Ethereum network that a change should be made, and that is virtually impossible.


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[Assistant] This creates a very serious problem, since unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum was built with the ability to create really complex contracts. And complex contracts are very difficult to secure.


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[Assistant] With any contract, the more complicated it is, the harder it is to enforce, as more room is left for interpretations or more clauses must be written to deal with contingencies.


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[Assistant] With smart contracts, security means handling with perfect accuracy every possible way in which a contract could be executed in order to make sure that the contract does only what the author intended.


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[Assistant] Ethereum launched with the idea that code is law. That is, a contract on Ethereum is the ultimate authority and nobody could overrule the contract. Well, that all came to a crashing halt when the Dow event happened.


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[Assistant] DAO stands for Decentralized Autonomous Organization, which allowed users to deposit money and get returns based on the investments that the DAO made.


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[Assistant] The decisions themselves would be crowdsourced and decentralized. The Dow raised $150 million in Ethereum currency, Ether, when Ether was trading at around $20.


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[Assistant] While this all sounded very good, the code wasn't secured very well and resulted in someone figuring out a way to drain the Dow out of money.


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[Assistant] Now, you could say that the person who drained the Dow was a hacker, but some would argue that this was just someone who was taking advantage of the loopholes he found in the Dow's smart contract. And this isn't very different than a creative lawyer figuring out a loophole in the current law to affect a positive result for his client.


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[Assistant] What happened next is that the Ethereum community decided that code no longer is law and changed the Ethereum rules in order to revert all the money that went into the DAO. In other words, the contract writers and investors did something stupid and the Ethereum developers decided to bail them out.


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[Assistant] The small minority that didn't agree with this move stuck to the original Ethereum blockchain before its protocol was altered. And that's how Ethereum Classic was born, which is actually the original Ethereum.


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[Assistant] We've covered a lot up until now, and the last thing I want to talk about is Ethereum as a currency. We've already established that Ethereum is basically a large bunch of computers working together like one supercomputer to execute code that powers dApps. However, this costs money. Money to get the machines to power them up, store them, and cool them if needed.


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[Assistant] That's why Ether was invented. When people talk about the price of Ethereum, they actually are referring to Ether, the currency that incentivizes people to run the Ethereum protocol on their computer. This is very similar to the way Bitcoin miners get paid for maintaining the Bitcoin blockchain.


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[Assistant] In order to deploy a smart contract to the Ethereum platform, its author must pay to do so. That payment is made in the form of Ether. This is done so that people will write optimized and efficient code and won't waste the Ethereum network computing power on unnecessary tasks.


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[Assistant] Ether was first distributed in Ethereum's original initial coin offering back in 2014. Back then, it cost around 40 cents to buy one Ether. Today, one Ether is valued in the hundreds of dollars since the use of the Ethereum network has grown immensely due to the ICO hype that started in 2017.


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[Assistant] Still confused? Don't worry. We'll get more into ether and mining in a later video.


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[Assistant] Ethereum's network and Ether are a whole new rabbit hole that we'll cover, but I think this will do for now as an intro to Ethereum.


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[Assistant] This concludes this week's episode of Ethereum Whiteboard Tuesday. Hopefully, by now, you have a better understanding what Ethereum is. A network of computers working together to replace the centralized model of programs and companies which run the internet today.


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[Assistant] You may still have some questions. If so, just leave them in the comments section below. And if you're watching this video on YouTube and enjoy what you've seen, don't forget to hit the like button, then make sure to subscribe for notifications about new episodes. Thanks for joining me here at the Whiteboard. For 99Bitcoins.com, I'm Nate Martin, and I'll see you in a bit.


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[Assistant] Over this past weekend there was a series of tragedies and I won't go into too many details but they involved shootings and a lot of death.


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[Assistant] And when something like this, something so big that it affects so many people and it kinda crosses barriers where it shouldn't cross barriers, I-I-I just wanna say a few things. And not even specifically about the subject at hand.


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[Assistant] Connected as you can be to those around you because


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[Assistant] Are feeling so isolated from the world and you see these things that happen and you know


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[Assistant] That you feel like you can't do anything about it and it's that feeling of helplessness that really gets people down. And so I just want to tell you as an individual that the best thing that you could possibly do is be as good as you possibly can and be the best person that you can and try to share that good


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[Assistant] You ever heard that like big girls have better vagina than skinny girls?


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[Assistant] I should run a whole blog at this rate. They using my name for clickbait. Just even wanna start fake beef. Just other little weeb and they mixtape.


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[Assistant] I know that mean the traffic is low, somebody just got a project to launch.


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[Assistant] You can't just push us around like this furkin' gonna kick your ass. Do it, furkin'. Kick his ass.


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[Assistant] Anyone?


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? So, let's talk about you.


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[Assistant] I can't do the little bucks. I don't like that. I don't like doodle in the house. At all. But I got four dogs. I can't fuck with dogs. Are you kidding? You see how cool he is?


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[Assistant] I don't know, I'm a little frightened. I don't know, I don't know anybody who was hunted. Is there a change? Is there a change?


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[Assistant] So I had a friend here. So he said, come over Clara, come over. It was alright. She was on the seventh floor. When I came, I said, look, you're not alone here. They're not friends. They don't know how to be friends, but they're people. They're people. And I have my, I get beautiful magazines.


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[Assistant] I don't know if growing old is easier here. In some ways I think it's more difficult.


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[Assistant] I think it's a lot harder in some ways to, to keep your independence here. Uhm, so you're much more dependent on families.


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[Assistant] Giving up independence is the worst. It is what everybody fears. That's what I fear.


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[Assistant] You have the cane in your left hand and you move your cane forward and your right foot forward and then your left foot.


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[Assistant] It's the doctor. So where's mother? She's in her inner chair. Okay.


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[Assistant] It's rare that people will give up and want to put somebody in the nursing home at the first sign of trouble. Uh, most people will go through a long period of trying to take care of them in their own home or in the family home or even extended families. Yeah, Dr. Koch, how are you?


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[Assistant] Yeah. Having a family really drives everything.


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[Assistant] I think it really gives people a reason to be better. It's really what


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[Assistant] What their life is about often at the end of life, when their career is gone, and uhm, that's what's important to them.


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[Assistant] Hi Norma. You waiting for lunch? It's a little early to wait for lunch.


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[Assistant] When you're young, you want to live forever. You want to at least live to be old.


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[Assistant] But many people don't want to live forever when they're old. In fact, that's their fear.


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[Assistant] I will tell patients that I think that it's time to stop.


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[Assistant] Curative treatments, whether they go in hospice or not, uhm, and just focus on, on function and comfort.


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[Assistant] Often that's what a person needs is somebody who knows them, who has an idea of who they are, of what their goals are, and all the other


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[Assistant] A lot of what I am, and I think a lot of people, is what we do. And if you can't do anything, then what are you?


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[Assistant] Probably at least once a week and sometimes everyday people say, you know, if I ever get like that, take me out behind the barn. Uhm, cause I don't want to live that way.


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[Assistant] In the week before his inauguration, a look back inside Obama's presidency.


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[Assistant] Only four years earlier, he'd been a state legislator.


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[Assistant] If he had any idea that night how difficult this would be, the next day would prove it.


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[Assistant] The president-elect was told that in the two months since Lehman Brothers crashed, the panic on Wall Street had only gotten worse.


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[Assistant] Unemployment was nearly 7% and climbing. The stock market was down more than 6,000 points.


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[Assistant] There were the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the pursuit of Al-Qaeda, and above all, a huge political challenge.


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[Assistant] He had promised Americans he would fix the partisanship that plagued and divided Washington.


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[Assistant] A group of Republicans quietly gathered to develop plans for taking on the new president.


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[Assistant] The new president had no idea what the Republicans were planning.


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[Assistant] Surrounded by supporters at the inaugural balls, the mood was hopeful.


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[Assistant] He'd put together a huge $800 billion stimulus package designed to kickstart the economy, and he tailored it to appeal to the Republicans.


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[Assistant] He was told right from the start the stakes couldn't be higher.


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[Assistant] And the Republicans had a surprise for the new president.


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[Assistant] He came out empty-handed and had to face the waiting press corps.


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[Assistant] Some on the president's staff saw this as an opportunity to get tough on the banks.


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[Assistant] White House economic adviser Larry Summers pushed the president to take strong action, even seizing a troubled bank.


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[Assistant] But there was a deep divide among the president's economic advisers.


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[Assistant] Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner urged Obama to take a cautious approach.


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[Assistant] Only the president could make the decision. Bold action against Wall Street banks or cautious support to strengthen them. While the bankers waited, Obama kept his own counsel.


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[Assistant] Throughout the crisis, they had received massive bailouts.


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[Assistant] No one knew what to expect. Summer's bold action, or Geithner's cautious encouragement.


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[Assistant] Now they'd find out what the new president wanted to do.


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[Assistant] There were few pleasantries exchanged. Obama spoke first.


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[Assistant] The president had decided he would wait on reforming Wall Street and adopt the cautious approach.


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[Assistant] And the president required no firm commitments from the bankers.


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[Assistant] Inside the White House, the president had already moved on.


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[Assistant] He wanted to take on health care reform. Once again, his advisors were divided, worried about the political consequences.


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[Assistant] He gathered in one room at one time, all sides in the debate.


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[Assistant] It had been less than eight months. Healthcare reform had stalled, bipartisanship had collapsed, and there was still trouble with the economy.


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[Assistant] In early September, he headed for New York to the very Wall Street banks he had accommodated earlier.


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[Assistant] Obama came to persuade the big bankers to join a push for reform.


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[Assistant] Washington's power brokers were there. Congressional leaders. His economic team.


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[Assistant] In the end, Obama would leave it to Congress to address financial reform.


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[Assistant] It was Republican Representative Joe Wilson from South Carolina.


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[Assistant] Many of the president's top advisors believed health reform was now dead.


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[Assistant] In the end, they told him if he wanted to get it done, he would have to abandon bipartisanship and take on the Republicans.


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[Assistant] Once again, Barack Obama the campaigner hit the road to sell the bill.


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[Assistant] The president asked the Democrats in Congress to take what they call a hard vote.


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[Assistant] Now he and his party would have to wait for a verdict from the electorate. The midterm elections.


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[Assistant] Speaker John Boehner had 87 new Republican lawmakers, many of them deeply conservative.


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[Assistant] Like all his predecessors, the president had one arena where he could act on his own.


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[Assistant] At the center of Obama's covert war, targeted killings. Death by drone.


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[Assistant] In the spring of 2011, Obama's covert war scored a significant victory. It began with a single piece of intelligence.


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[Assistant] CIA Director Leon Panetta had learned Osama bin Laden might be living in a compound in Pakistan.


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[Assistant] The president decided to authorize the operation for Sunday, May


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[Assistant] That spring, the President would face another dramatic confrontation. This time, with the new Republicans in Congress.


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[Assistant] It began with a warning from Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. The country was in danger of running out of cash.


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[Assistant] The new Republicans in Congress were threatening to vote against raising the debt ceiling. If Congress didn't act by August 2nd, the federal government would be unable to pay its bills.


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[Assistant] Early on, Republican freshmen attended orientation sessions.


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[Assistant] Republican strategist Frank Luntz ran one of them.


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[Assistant] For his part, the president decided to try something new. Personal politics.


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[Assistant] He figured he could connect to the Republican leader, John Boehner.


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[Assistant] The president invited Boehner to play golf with him at Andrews Air Force Base.


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[Assistant] On and off for weeks, Obama and Boehner met in secret.


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[Assistant] The speaker offered increased revenue from taxes. With less than two weeks to go, they thought they had a deal. It became known as the Grand Bargain.


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[Assistant] Boehner would have to convince the new Republicans to go along.


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[Assistant] As the week wore on, Obama began to worry about the grand bargain.


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[Assistant] By Friday, Speaker Boehner called a press conference.


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[Assistant] He left the waiting press. Now he was ready to return the president's call.


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[Assistant] Just hours before the deadline expired, a compromise.


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[Assistant] The compromise created what would become known as the fiscal cliff. Bipartisanship had failed. Obama would once again have to recalibrate.


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[Assistant] As he made the case for re-election, the man who promised to transcend differences emphasized them.


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[Assistant] That night, the divisive rhetoric from the campaign was gone.


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[Assistant] In all of American history, that we were that close to a complete meltdown.


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[Assistant] He knew that he was dealing with a set of circumstances that required people to put politics aside and to address this crisis before it got worse.


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[Assistant] What would it say for his administration and his ability to deal with all the other challenges we're going to face?


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[Assistant] Let's get through this. Let's be pragmatic. Let's not shoot for the moon and miss. Let's accomplish as much as we can, but let's do it with the certainty that we know we can produce by taking this a little more cautiously.


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[Assistant] Not fortune, skill. Watch a while longer and you might learn something.


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[Assistant] He stands between us and it. I'd say it's necessary.


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[Assistant] Discretion, Altair!


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[Assistant] I am your superior, in both title and ability. You should know better than to question me.


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[Assistant] Hold Templars! You are not the only ones with business here.


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[Assistant] Altair. Master. Come forward. Tell me of your mission.


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[Assistant] This is not what I expected. We'll need to mount another force. I swear to you I'll find him. I'll go and... No! You'll do nothing. You've done enough.


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[Assistant] Malek has told me of the arrogance you displayed. Your disregard for our ways. What are you doing? There are rules.


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[Assistant] If you are so familiar with this tenet, then why did you kill the old man inside the temple? He was innocent. He did not need to die.


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[Assistant] Yet your selfish act beneath Jerusalem placed us all in danger!


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[Assistant] I am sorry. Truly I am. But I cannot abide a traitor. I am not a traitor. Your actions indicate otherwise. And so you leave me no choice. Peace be upon you, Altair.


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[Assistant] You do not understand the true meaning of the phrase, my child.


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[Assistant] Malek thinks it only fair. Your life in exchange for his brother's. But this would be a waste of my time and your talents. You'll see you have been stripped of your possessions. Your rank as well. You are a novice. A child once more. As you were on the day you first joined our order. I am offering you a chance at redemption. You'll earn your way back into the Brotherhood. I assume you've something planned.


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[Assistant] First, you must prove to me you remember how to be an SS.


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[Assistant] So you'd have me take a life? No. Not yet, at least. For now you're to become a student once again. There is no need for this.


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[Assistant] Others tracked your targets for you, but no more. From today on, you will track them yourself. If this is what you wish. It is. Then tell me what it is that I must do. We have been betrayed. Someone was assisting Robert de Sable. One of our own. You must find him and bring him here for questioning. What can you tell me of the traitor? Ah, but that's just it. I've given you all I will. The rest is up to you.


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[Assistant] Yes, yes. We can eavesdrop, we can pickpocket, or we can use violence to intimidate.


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[Assistant] You remember. So you'd have me walk amongst the others and learn what I can about the traitor.


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[Assistant] Speak quickly then. I have no interest in your games. Why did you betray us? And who do you serve? We serve the Templars. You should too. Their cause is just. We?


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[Assistant] I did what I believed was right. And if you must kill me for it, so be it. I am not afraid to die.


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[Assistant] Your fate is not for me to decide. It's Al Mualim who will judge.