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[Assistant] When I was in college, that's when I really realized, like, the redlining and stuff like that. And as far as just like the hood, not being able to get their hands on what they need to start the...


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[Assistant] To start the war and the first, to start the battle against this bullshit in the first place, you, you know, Temple gotta be together. Say that while I drink Jack Daniels, but everybody got their vices.


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[Assistant] That is definitely something I don't think a lot of people know just because it's not a typical thing especially for a type of rapper that makes a type of music or does what I do on stage to just be up there off raw juice.


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[Assistant] Mmhm, for future you, for present you, for every you, that they all need water. And so that it's a huge issue and not even just the fact that we're not drinking it but


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[Assistant] You know, but it's still, it's decent in comparison to a lot of other places, but uhm.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but yeaah, that type of shit, that's what I'm on, I got that, that going on, that's how I really made my way into the conscious community was through the Jews. But uhm, it was always, I started it in college just because I was realizing like, all my peers and stuff was off like Tyson Chicken Nuggets and shit like that.


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[Assistant] And that exact wish is where my rap came from. Because I didn't, you can't speak to those people like that. You can't speak to people that aren't, that have to worry about other things.


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[Assistant] You hear me? So you can't just come out and say, drink more water. Shut the fuck up.


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[Assistant] So maybe you can in a song though. You know what I'm saying? Like just yesterday we cut a track and I think-


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[Assistant] That is my two cents, you know what I'm sayin'? I'm not on here, like, where the rimmy at. And I'm not against it because I'm in this bitch with Jack, period. So I don't get it fucked up, but at the same time, I gotta put these nuggets in there. You know, these seeds gotta be in this music because it means so much to me and that shit means so much to me.


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[Assistant] Just putting those in there, like, letting the kids know, like, not even just the kids. Shit, I'd put my mom on. I'd put my mom on health. So it's like, letting everybody know.


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[Assistant] Like, you can do that stuff and be cool. You can drink water and be cool, I swear. Like, I swear, it does not take away your street care to care about hydration.


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[Assistant] I am a little bit of a control freak, so if we took like a group


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[Assistant] Like, consensus of it, it would probably be different, but because I am typically the driver, uhm, it's just whatever I want, which would usually be a lot of Detroit shit.


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[Assistant] Um, if we're going to something for me, I may slip myself in there, but so like a lot of, you're going to have a lot of Sada and a lot of Drago and Bino.


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[Assistant] Sweet, yeaah, no, he's, he's got something, he's got something going, so yeaah, like a lot of that going on right now. Uhm, you might catch some, a couple little fun things, and you might get some N.E.R.D. in there, maybe a little, you might catch, might catch me in there, you know, especially if we're going to something for me. Yeaah, we might throw a little bit of unreleased tracks, especially. That is actually where the, uh,


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[Assistant] Individuals, and this is actually in a lot of my, a lot of my print, like he is one of the first individuals that let me know


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[Assistant] That I could do what I wanted to do. You know what I'm saying? Like it was one thing, like I felt like he was talking to me.


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[Assistant] When the teacher gets in front of everybody and tells a class that you could do what you want to do with your life, it's like, it's real hallmark. Like, it's real. Even as a young child, I was always like, I was only child, so I was well beyond my years, and my mom was like, that was my homegirl, so I grew up fast, just on some, just having that dynamic with my mother, so it was real hallmark. My mom really talked to me real.


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[Assistant] Cut and dry, real loving, but definitely not no fluff. And so, uhm.


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[Assistant] Whatever is going on. Because that's a pivotal moment in my life. Especially for it to be somebody who later on


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[Assistant] My experiences taught me to kinda look at funny as a white man, you know what I'm saying? That, he was one of the first people to show me that I could even do my thing.


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[Assistant] That's fire. And he was still able to be just as raw, just as, you know, admirable without having to do that. You know what I'm saying? And I guess that's probably a great reason why he reached me, because he wasn't out here doing shit like that. And he was just being true to himself, not trying to make it too much this or too much that. And uhm,


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[Assistant] And the fact that everybody hated it, like all the, all the uhm, like the moms and shit hated it and stuff and like that shit got my attention too because I was young when, when, when he dropped so I had never seen-


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[Assistant] Moms was mad at artists and entertainers and stuff like that. I didn't know you could have so much going on in your art that...


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[Assistant] Communities will rally against you, like, so it was very eye-opening for me.


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[Assistant] His, his life, like literally his existence, what he went through was inspiring for me. So yeah, I definitely fuck with him for sure.


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[Assistant] At first I was a little like, oh god, uhm, need to hurry up and show the world what my plans and my blueprint looks like. But then I realized, like, it is chess. Like, I was never supposed- I have my blueprint. Like, I have the shit sewed up the way I want to and that shit is-


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[Assistant] Spiritually ingrained and that shit is like, means a lot to me. I did a lot of grunt work, a lot of internal work to get my blueprint together and I'm not gonna let no situation like this rattle my chess game up because that's how you fuck around and lose, so.


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[Assistant] I do. It's modified a little bit just because like I said, I didn't realize where we were. I didn't realize where we were in the times. So I definitely have some things in between my content where I do want to make sure that I'm putting out my principles in a little bit more clear of a way in between my crazy rage-coated shit. But uhm, I definitely want to put a little bit more content focused on the brain that I do have because it's not a common uhm,


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[Assistant] It's not a common school of thought I'm seeing amongst my peers. So uhm, I think it's important that I do share it maybe a little bit earlier than I plan to.


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[Assistant] Watch how he does it. Real Jaywalk shit. Almighty Jaywalk.


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[Assistant] My mom blacklisted my number. My dad didn't pick up either. I'm sure my mom told him to do so.


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[Assistant] Forget it. I'll let them calm down. I'll take a shower.


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[Assistant] I had a fight with Mom earlier, and she has my ID with her. I can't check in.


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[Assistant] Tung Tung, you can go shower first. I have to change the water for my fishes. Otherwise, they'll be stuffed!


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[Assistant] Changsu, enjoy your stay. Just make yourself at home.


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[Assistant] Thank you, sis. It's nothing, you're welcome.


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[Assistant] Mhm, with you, I'm gonna go change my clothes. Don't you move!


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[Assistant] Okay, NoJumper, coolest podcast in the world and I'm here today with M. Hunt Show. Uh, man, it's nice to have you here and this is kind of exciting because you have a sold out show with NoJumper, London, it's going down right after this. How do you feel an hour or two before a sold out show in your, your town?


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[Assistant] You seem like you've acquired a very rabid fan base out here in this market in a very short period of time when I was saying your name on stage during our previous two shows. I was hearing a lot of enthusiasm, uh, everybody on Twitter, on Instagram, everybody seems like this is kind of the interview that they were dying for and fiending for. What do you think it is about?


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[Assistant] You, what you bring to the game, and uhm, just, you know, the music you've made so far that has all these kids so riled up.


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[Assistant] I feel like quite a few of the people that I've interviewed out here, the mask thing is pretty much like purely a way for them to sort of avoid police intrusion in their lives. But with you, it seems like there's also an element of like, I feel like the mask sort of


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[Assistant] represents you wanting to stay humble, which I see as kinda like a very, uh, characteristic I see in a lot of the English rappers I've been speaking to is that, you know, in America,


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[Assistant] People seem very, very content to just, you know, blow up and become this sort of ridiculous human being that is not in touch with their roots and there's no, there's nothing really like pulling them back down to earth quite often, but I feel like with you, this is almost like a symbol of your desire to, to stay normal. Is, is that partially accurate?


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[Assistant] You keep the specific details about where you're from and everything close to your chest, but tell me a little bit about the, uh, the early days of Emma Huncho and what it was like growing up, what you were exposed to, uh, just, you know, the sort of overall, uh, experience that you had growing up that might've shaped you into what you are today.


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[Assistant] Let me ask you about the sort of like sense of desperation that I feel like a lot of young kids out here feel in the sense like a lot of them are just, you know, living in public housing, on benefits, they don't necessarily feel like they have any


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[Assistant] People who just feel like they don't have anything, any hope, any, uh, any chance at advancement. And I feel like that any, any rapper is going to do well out here has to kind of speak to that to a certain extent. And you, you come from that. So talk about that. And is that an accurate description of, uh, the, the feeling that a lot of people have grown up here?


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[Assistant] So when you actually decided to really turn your attention towards music, what


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[Assistant] What were your influences early on and then what do you feel like you're bringing to the table that is different because obviously if you're going to stand out in this UK rap market, you have to be doing something different than your peers. What is it exactly that you see yourself bringing to the table that's different, the changes that you wanted to make?


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[Assistant] Get to experience that at least through, through the art and I'm sure for some significant portion of your fans that is what they're getting out of it and that's what they're getting out of really rap in general.


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[Assistant] I want to continue this conversation that we were having before we started recording, but we were having the conversation about Kanye versus


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[Assistant] Commercialism that's kind of like fetishized within rap within like the overall culture and stuff. Uh, talk about that topic and just sort of the way that people interact with brands like the.


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[Assistant] When will M.Hucho cross the pond and when do you, or do you ever think about that, like your ability to expand and to appeal to a bigger market? Is that kind of like one of your, I feel like almost anyone who's a rapper from the UK, that's gotta at least be some small thought in their mind is that, you know, to a certain extent that kind of is


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[Assistant] What it is to get really, really big is to sort of break through past the local market.


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[Assistant] Okay, so we, we gotta head off to the show relatively soon, but I guess what I'm curious about is what is the good life to you? Like what are the things that are important to you? What do you care about really doing in a day? And also in addition to that, I would like to inquire about if you're a gym rat because you're kind of a big dude.


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[Assistant] One last question, uhm, do you feel any sort of way about Quavo running off with your name? To a certain extent?


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[Assistant] They'll be a fan of like some underground dudes, some dudes that are not from around their way, and they'll just keep it close to their chest, so you never really know.


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[Assistant] Okay, so with all that being said, uh, the M. Hunt Show interview, you guys wanted it, you got it. What's the game plan going forward? New releases, new projects, videos, exactly, uh, what, what do you have coming up that the fans can keep an eye out for?


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[Assistant] Alright, Emhuncho, amazing getting to meet you bro. Much love bro. No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, Soundcloud, iTunes. Check out Emhuncho on all streaming services and relevant social networks. And just like that, we are out. England, much love. We'll be back soon.


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[Assistant] Would you like to have something to eat?


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[Assistant] It's getting late! Time to start winding down for the night!


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[Assistant] Would you like some milk in your bottle now?


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[Assistant] And to have a cuddle on the couch.


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[Assistant] The game is over, amigos. El juego es terminó.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's not, it's the harder part of the job, definitely. Uhm, especially with Charlie, because Charlie's like the gatekeeper.


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[Assistant] So if you're popping and he asks you to go on, it's a big deal in the UK. So when he asked me to go on, I was already, I was nervous because I've been seeing this for years, been seeing people go on there and stuff.


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[Assistant] But you just gotta remember, you just gotta focus. Like I was telling you, it was hard because he's pressing perfect and this and that.


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[Assistant] You mess it up, it's going, it's going out anyway. So there's been live lounges where people have just messed up halfway through and they kind of restarted or whatever because it's live on radio and then they record it and they're putting it out. So then times like that, you just gotta.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, I guess the side that you can, I feel like rap so you can compare it to a sport.


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[Assistant] It's very, it's very comparable, like, there's other types of music where it's not so easy to do, but with rap, I think it's very measurable.


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[Assistant] When people say, ah, I'm subjective, I'm thinking, yea, but you can't tell me Eminem's not sick, do you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] Yeah, of course, yeah. And I just feel like for me that was, that was the thing I could always guarantee. Like having,


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[Assistant] I dunno, like an image or a gimmick or whatever. I never had any guarantee that that was going to work for me, but I always thought skill, being able to impress someone.


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[Assistant] It's timeless, do you know what I mean? So I thought if I could just get that side of it.


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[Assistant] Okay, I always compare it to like if a professional footballer was walking in a park and they saw a little kid doing tricks that their teammates couldn't do.


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[Assistant] It was, it's irrelevant who it is or where it is. They'd recognize it straight away. So it was kind of that whole same thing. It was like,


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[Assistant] Trying to negate coming from the UK necessarily and trying to appeal to the whole world and just be like, look, like this isn't really something that's really local. This is a, I want it to be a worldwide thing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, whereas skill is sort of worldwide, isn't it? So I just, and also with the flows, when you rap fast, I feel like you don't need to necessarily always understand what's being said. I never just do sort of, I never say anything, doesn't mean anything.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, but the rappers know, like the people that know know, so I feel like you've got an obligation to always be saying something, but if you can say something...


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[Assistant] For the people that are listening to the lyrics, but also impress the people that can't understand the lyrics just with the flows. I think that's a nice balance.


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[Assistant] Cause sometimes I go to France or I go to Bulgaria and I know they can't understand what I'm saying.


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[Assistant] You start chilling with people and one of you has got to do it because the rest of you are trying to rap.


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[Assistant] And I was into uhm, I was into a couple beatboxes that used to try and like sing and, and, or get, or get a melody and do the beat at the same time. It always used to blow my mind.


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[Assistant] Yeah, in fact, I just watched the beatbox championships. I didn't know it at like, I just did a bit of research on beatbox recently. They, they do proper, they have proper championships now.


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[Assistant] Uh, Razel was just like a, he just kind of like opened the door. Do you know what I mean? Yeaah. Almost like with rap as well, like you see how it kind of progresses, the levels progress over time. I feel like you can see that with beatboxing as well.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've always been into percussion. You know what I'm saying about the syllables and when you know the drops coming in, is it going to match? Yeah. So I was always just into that and I'll just, I'll make just snare noises and just, I'll just do that and I'll just try and make like intricate little patterns. I was always into it. Uh, and then I just discovered rap because I've been listening to


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[Assistant] People like, I mean in the US I've been listening to like Twister and Buster and Eminem and Tech9 and people like that. And everyone, I remember there was this B-Worn, the tune B-Worn by Tech9. It's really old.


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[Assistant] And, uh, I remember listening to it and everyone, I think the kind of tag next to it was like, this is the fastest song ever or this is the most intricate.


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[Assistant] Lyrical or something. So I'm listening to it and I was thinking I could do my own version of this. I could definitely do my own version of this.


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[Assistant] I could change everything but make it a similar vibe. So I sat there and I tried to do it. It didn't really work. So I thought, let me slow it down.


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[Assistant] So then I've done a remix of When It Rains, it Ports, 50 Cent, with a strong American accent. That's what we do, like when you start over here, that's what everyone does innit, like everyone does that.


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[Assistant] Cause that's just like, it's like the birth of that UK sound. It's kind of, I mean, it's been a slow burner, but it's kind of here now. So people are just loving it.


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[Assistant] For me, I've always been influenced by both sides, so.


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[Assistant] No, I just had, I had a tune come out with Method Man. Crazy. That was like, when I was writing that song, I was thinking, cool, well, we need to find the middle ground because we're from different sides of the planet, really. Yeah. Different sides of the pond, at least.


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[Assistant] We've had different experiences, we've got different accents, but there's, there is like a mutual ground there.


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[Assistant] That was so surreal for me. Imagine I was walking down the road, I was moaning for about six months, I was like, I was saying to my manager, I was like,


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[Assistant] We need to get Methodman on the project. I really wanna get Methodman on the project. I've always been a big fan of his and we've done a couple of shows together. But we just couldn't get through to his people.


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[Assistant] And then long story short, from out of nowhere, I got a call from a producer that had a Method Man verse and he wanted a verse from me and he was going to pay me a load of money for it.


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[Assistant] So that's how I got in touch with him. And then he was like, oh yeah, like from the show. And that's how we linked up.


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[Assistant] I was moaning about not being able to get a hold of him for like six months and then I was walking down the street, I just decided it's not going to happen. And I just got a call from him, I knew it.


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[Assistant] Same with Dizzy Rascal as well actually, like that was, we were trying to get a hold of him and then he just heard me in the gym and we linked up on Twitter.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uh, I think what happened was I was in the car and he followed me back on Twitter and you know when someone follows you back it comes down.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, I've been saying in interviews for years before I'd done a tune with him. Everyone said, who would you work with? Dead or Alive? I'd say Dizzy. That was who I wanted. He inspired me as an artist.


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[Assistant] So when I see he followed me back, I nearly crashed, I was on the mower, I nearly crashed, I like, I was just looking for too long, look up, nearly crashed, pulled over to the side of the road, messaging back, I was like, bro, this is mad, like, big respect for following me, he was like, bro, you're sick, I'm in the gym, we need to link up, come to the studio.


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[Assistant] So now, because we know each other well now, every time I see his team I give him a little bit of banter about that because they nearly messed it up for me.


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[Assistant] Just like, you don't want to get too much stuff, so they gotta do it to some people, so I get it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah. Well, it was interesting seeing the way he works, uhm, cause...


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[Assistant] We've got similar ways of recording, but slightly different. Uhm, so that was interesting. I was very nervous. It was nice to feel nervous because like, once-


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[Assistant] I feel like once you, once you get over performing and once you get over, uhm, people just judging you and that's what your job is, you don't really get that same nerves that people assume you would get.


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[Assistant] Something I think a lot better than I would have, because I had just the pressure on me.


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[Assistant] Like that was literally the way it took me back to it was like, okay, cool. Like I'm not going to flop this one.


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[Assistant] Up until that point, I'd almost got into like a nice routine. Yeaah. And it was just kinda like...


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[Assistant] The tracks were flowing out and then I had the studio session with him. I was like, okay, press this on. And then he, um, he was standing there whilst I was recording and I was just trying too hard.


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[Assistant] And I think he could tell I was just trying too hard, so he just left the room. And then let me record on my own, which I was quite relieved about. And I recorded it straight away. And then yeah.


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[Assistant] From there it's just a rap, we've worked together since, we've done music videos since, so.


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[Assistant] Every, every rapper right now in the UK that's earning money off this is a big part of that is because of Dizzy, do you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] I mean I remember there was a time in my life where seeing a rapper, I saw Dizzy in a magazine talking about the song I Love You when it came out. It was ages ago.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean, I was, I was, um, I was sitting on that song for a little while. I didn't...


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[Assistant] When you, when you've never released music before, there's this weird apprehension that like maybe you're just deluded and you're not good.


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[Assistant] Cause it's quite, especially if you haven't achieved anything yet, to be seen to fail, the bat is just detrimental to your whole character.


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[Assistant] So a lot of people, and, and, and, you see, as rappers, we all have big egos, and we never want to look like we feel, we want to let everything we touch turns to gold, even before we're... no, no.


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[Assistant] And the worst thing you could do is lose your first fight, you know what I mean? So, as an artist, I feel like a lot of people just wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and then all of a sudden they're like 26 and they never dropped a song, but they haven't got an album out and stuff like that.


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[Assistant] And I remember I was talking to my dad, my dad was just like, what are you doing man? You spend so much time practicing. I know you spend so much time practicing. You spent five years practicing your craft, working on your craft. Now's the time. Like, I, I'm, I trust you're good enough.


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[Assistant] And I thought, yeah, do you know what? Like, I've put in the work, I'm ready. So in 2014, I dropped it and I just never looked back from there really. I just, uhm, since then it's just been progression and just kind of working out how to do the album.


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[Assistant] Proportionally, yeah, proportionally. I mean like now, I guess now if I dropped a song today, and it did as well as that song did in the first week, I'd be a bit like, worried. Because it didn't do like, proportionally as well as something would do right now.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think it got like 30,000 views. I think at first it got 5,000 views pretty quick and then 30,000 views and that was a big deal where I was coming from and then...


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[Assistant] Then when it got 100,000 views, I was like, okay. And I got a booking when it got 100,000 views. I got paid £300. I had to drive 11 hours. Got paid £300. I got there.


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[Assistant] And the guy tried to give me £250. Oh my god, of course. So I had to stick it on him. Big up Will. You know who you are. Still cool with him, innit? Cause he apologised after, so we still chat. But...


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[Assistant] Yeah, he tried it. Uhm, so then you're like, okay cool, like that's my first take, that's kinda my first like show, it's my first taste of earning money off this rap, rap stuff. And then I think-


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[Assistant] And then yeaah, from when it, from when it hit a million, I, I, I signed a, I, I just signed a deal with this label, uh, High Focus, and uh,


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[Assistant] Basically at first, like, they didn't want to sign me. I had this video, I was like, do you want to put this video out? And they were like, well you're not signed to the label, so it'd be a bit random and weird.


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[Assistant] So I just put it out myself and then after that got signed and released my first album.


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[Assistant] Toured that for like a year, dropped my second one, toured that for about a year, and now we're about to drop the third one.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, partnership with Warner. Yeah. Okay. So that's uhm, so that's exciting.


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[Assistant] Is, release some projects, I've got some, I've got a mixtape coming out now.


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[Assistant] After that, I'll be signing eyes. Because basically what I wanna do is like, uhm, I don't-


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[Assistant] We've already built something quite good, so I feel like we can, we can go across the learning curve without it being too detrimental. Whereas I don't want to sign like a new act and try and build them up and then have to go through learning curves with this new act.


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[Assistant] I'd rather like, do that with, you know, at the expense of my project.


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[Assistant] And then by the time we come to signing Axe at the start of next year, we're probably gonna have had, you know, a few projects of experience and we're gonna...


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, I think uhm, with that it's always important to be very selective with who you're, you know, who you're getting involved in. I think I really trust my uhm,


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[Assistant] My Raid offer was good and was not. I really trust it.


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[Assistant] And I'm willing to invest my money and stake my money on that. So if I believe in someone, I'm going for it. But it's not easy to get me to fully wanna-


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[Assistant] So if I'm saying I wanna sign them, it's just because I'm almost...


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[Assistant] A good example is Rag'n'Bone Man, he was, he's one of the uhm, I think his debut project was the most successful ever debut project for a male artist in the UK, something like this rap.


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[Assistant] And I knew him for about six years before that, seven years before that. And I was just sitting there thinking, how is this guy not one of the biggest artists? I don't understand it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it used to always confuse me because I'd just be like, clearly, clearly, he's levels, like clearly he's levels. And then when he blew up, it was just like finally, do you know what I mean? So if I had done my label then,


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[Assistant] Then that's the sort of person that I'm, you know, I want to get involved with where it's just the talent is just so out there.


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[Assistant] And I wouldn't mind finding someone with a similar vibe to me, musically. Yeah. Because then it's...


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[Assistant] Yeah, so that would be a good one, I guess, at first, but I don't want to just limit it to rap, to be honest. I just want to have a bunch of really talented artists eventually.


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[Assistant] And I want to try and create this kind of community, this family. I want everyone to-


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[Assistant] You know, if one person does well, we will do well. I don't want that to be this rivalry.


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[Assistant] I feel like too often there's rivalries in the rap scene, especially when you're doing labels and stuff and amongst label people. Uhm, but I think that if there was like a vested interest for everyone.


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[Assistant] I think uhm, it's very, very clicky. There's like a, there's like a, what I've noticed is more of the OGs and people that have made money in the game and know what they're doing, they're more likely to work with people just based on talent. Right. People that's kind of new and excited because they've got a bit of money and a bit of recognition.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think it's a luxury that you get from years and years of success, I think, because I think when people are new, uhm,


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[Assistant] They're worried about not looking cool. They're worried about someone being able to drag them down because they're not high enough to be able to just rule out the idea of someone dragging them back down to where they were.


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[Assistant] You just, you just have a love for the music, I think. But yeaah, it's very, it's very clicky. I think, I think if you, um, if you're in the, if you're in that group then,


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[Assistant] The perception is that it's all very like, yeah, let's raise each other up. And there, you know, there is a definite, I get along with all the artists that I've met, there's no, like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, I guess my mum just moved me down to Brighton when I, like,


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[Assistant] So my family are in London, but like my mum just wanted to move me down to Brighton and just bring me away from certain things and stuff like that, I guess. I don't know.


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[Assistant] And I'm grateful for it because it kind of gave me, it gave me a slightly different, different angle on things, different perception on things, uhm.


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[Assistant] And it's quite a chill place, I think. Now I see it more as like a, it's like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, some of these guys, some of these guys, some of these guys, um, they're running around acting crazy, but that's just part, I guess that's part of the culture of the city. You know what I mean? You got, you got like, you got like the brioche bun, chilli jam.


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[Assistant] And you got hove, which is nice. And you just got lo- it's a little-


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[Assistant] It's one of them places where like you just walk down the road and you just see all sorts of like crazy looking people. Right.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, it's definitely a, it's definitely a place that, if you, if you, if you spend enough time there, you become sort of a...


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[Assistant] Able to appreciate different cultures and stuff.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, I'm happy to, uh, I'm happy to be, you know, up back working in London. I feel like I'm getting a lot done.


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[Assistant] I wanted to get that, because do you know what it is? It's just like networking and events and stuff. There's a lot of stuff going on in London. So if you're not here, you're missing out on certain things.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, I would agree, I think it's important to be down here, but there's definitely a lot of stuff going on elsewhere, I think you can make noise elsewhere, uhm.


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[Assistant] You often find a lot of these guys from elsewhere, they're in London a lot.


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[Assistant] I didn't want to just smoke my days away and just come in and just do rap all the time and just become just sort of that character so I tried.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so I try and just stay healthy, uhm, so I do it, you know, I just, that's why I start my day, I get up and I train, uhm, and then I'll...


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[Assistant] Do a bit of writing, I'll talk with my team about how, cause at the moment we're piecing together this project, so that's, my days are filled with just discussing stuff like that.


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[Assistant] Just discussing tactics and things like that. Uhm, so that takes up a portion of the day. But yeaah, I usually start with training and then I'll have like a couple meetings. I'll do some writing. Uhm, I, I, to be honest.


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[Assistant] When you're in album mode, socializing is not really on their gender. Do you know what I mean? So I try and avoid that.


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[Assistant] Cause I'm the sort of person I might s- I might be thinking to- I might be in writing mode for a full day.


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[Assistant] But within that whole day, there's plenty of hours where I'm not in the mood for writing, so I'll just be kind of floating around.


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[Assistant] Waiting to, to feel. Sometimes I'll just be watching something on TV and I know it's a writing day.


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[Assistant] And I'll just something will click and I'll be like, oh hang on, I'll just pause that switch a bit over to the Bluetooth and I'll start writing for an hour and then I'll stop because I'll get bored and I'll do something else. But lurking around in the house is important for that. Otherwise.


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[Assistant] You might be out doing something and you might get that moment, but you're out doing something so you can't get it down.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, I try not to, um, I try not to party, like, too much.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah, yeaah. I just not- I just can't really hack it, like, I'm just not- I'm just not-


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[Assistant] No, that's why I don't party though, it's because like, it's because every time I do, I mean like,


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[Assistant] I don't party yet at all because when I do, I just, I go in. So I just try and avoid it. So like on my birthday this year, like we went in and...


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[Assistant] But that was like a one time thing, like that was the first time I've been feeling proper waved in, in a couple years. Like I don't, I really don't get on it like that.


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[Assistant] Smoking a little bit on my herb and that's it, do you know what I mean? That's all I, that's all I really do. To be honest though, above all of the, all of those drugs, yeaah.


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[Assistant] I'm not fucking with tobacco. That's my thing, I'm not fucking with it. Fuck, it messes with me. Yeah, it really messes with my voice, man.


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[Assistant] Yeah, nah, see, I just put it, I just do Rizla. Yeah. Just put it in a Rizla, but no tobacco. That's the, do you know what it was?


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[Assistant] All my, all my people just started, they stopped smoking tobacco years ago.


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[Assistant] And I was the one of the last ones, just when I was in a split or whatever.


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[Assistant] I said goodbye to it, I haven't looked back since, but now these man can't even smoke on the tour bus. I'm like, nah, nah, nah, stay, keep it, keep that, I don't want this one, no tobacco man, I can't handle it. I'll wake up in the morning on the tour and I'll be like, won't be able to talk.


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[Assistant] It's weird. Like I said, man, I'm just, I'm not built for this. That's why I try and stay healthy.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and I stick to like once a year, I might get on it or whatever. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] So if it like, daytime I don't smoke, unless it's a random occasion or whatever, like I don't smoke, so.


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[Assistant] What happens, I get to like 10 o'clock and I'm thinking, nah, do you know what? I haven't smoked all day.


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[Assistant] I start telling myself it's important, it's important to rest and recover and recuperate and enjoy yourself and order this Chinese.


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[Assistant] The reason why I don't do all the partying though is because of my work rate. I write like 10 songs a week. You know what I mean? I'm always doing it, so I take that really seriously. I can party later. You know what I mean?


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[Assistant] I go, I go to the studio and record like 10 songs in a day or so. The most I've done is 12, but that was a bit of a stress. Usually I'll do 5 or 6.


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[Assistant] So, and this is all depending on if I've got instrumentals. So if people send me instrumentals and I'm not feeling them, because I've got a big team of producers now send me instrumentals. So sometimes I'll get sent like a pack of a hundred and I'll just be like, oh my God, there's too much to go through. I'll just sit there and go through it.


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[Assistant] Select the ones I like. If there's some ones that inspire me, I'll be there.


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[Assistant] Non-stop until every single beat has got something I'm happy with.


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[Assistant] So in those times, it would just be constant, constant, constant. Then I'll go through a little phase where no one will send me any beats that I like. Uhm, so that'll be a little kind of, I guess like,


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[Assistant] It'll be a bit of white noise or whatever you want to call it, like nothing's going on. And then someone will send me a bang and it'll kind of... It's just weird how it works, it'll trigger it again. But if I party...


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[Assistant] My music becomes sort of, I just get in my own head and I just don't like.


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[Assistant] I dunno man, partying is just not good for my mental health I don't think. Like for me yeaah, I'm quite in control and just on point with stuff as long as I'm healthy and just like, do you know what I mean, take, take.


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[Assistant] Take life serious. Soon as I start partying and stuff, I just start wanting to write about other things.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I walked it, cause I walked into their backstage. I walked into their backstage and they were there. They were smoking these massive blunts.


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[Assistant] When, when legends like, they, they might want proper comp, uh, complimentary.


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[Assistant] How have you even like clocked onto me like that? He was just standing watching the show on the side, so he saw.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I had a lyric on my mixtape about all the people that I've had problems with in the past having to put, put FIFO on mute now and they play it. Because it hit my voice, it reminds me of darker times.


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[Assistant] So that was cool. Uhm, it was a real, that was a moment for me.


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[Assistant] Cause I think when you start trying to work out how many people are going to be listening to your song when you're on FIFA, it starts getting a little bit mad. Like numbers would be otherwise fairly unachievable, even at a top level.


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[Assistant] Cause the amount of people that buy that game is silly and then they're playing it all year and you think the amount of repeat plays is just like, it's quite overwhelming. So that was dope. And, uh,


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[Assistant] It was nice as well because the producer of it is a big fan of FIFA, uh, Leafdog, Shouts Leafdog. But uhm, he's a big, he's a big fan of the game. And I knew that before anyway, so that was nice. Uhm, and yeaah, that was something that grandma can't understand.


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[Assistant] Well, like, my concern is just, I don't know, I don't know what he's thinking.


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[Assistant] Shouts out to P Mania and his new tape, but when I heard that lyric, I was just, I was, I was cracking up cause I can relate to it. In fact, at the start of the song, he does a phone call. He's like, he's like, yeah, you know when you're on the phone to your grandma.


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[Assistant] And you're like, yeah, grand, everything's cool, just doing my music. And you put out the phone, put down the phone, talk about smacking someone up to your bedroom.


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[Assistant] It's like, that's, that's kind of the thing. So when you do something like FIFA, it's like, nah grandma, I'm serious, I'm an artist, I'm actually doing stuff. Little adverts here and there. So yea, they're the little grandma brownie points that I quite like. You know.


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[Assistant] Yeah, the project's called Big Talk. Okay. Uhm, and uh, it's basically like, what I wanted to do, yeah, cause I'm two albums deep now.


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[Assistant] My first thing I dropped was the album. It was like a body of work. It had like peaks and trusses.


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[Assistant] And uh, a sound, a sort of real sort of soundscape when you're listening to it. Then the second one I've done, it was different, but I had the same concept I'm doing, I'm doing a studio album. So for this third one, I'm self-releasing it. It's a mixtape. It's more just like,


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[Assistant] Loads and loads and loads of people, bangers on there, just stuff that's people are gonna, it's gonna make people, give people energy, jump around, whatever it is.


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[Assistant] When I'm playing the live shows, just the bass is gonna just shake the floor. That's the vibe I've gone for with this project. Uhm, so the song I had with Dizzy, that sound.


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[Assistant] Is really in this project. I've really sort of taken that sound and kind of split up and put it into a project.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and the features that I've got on this project are just, just mad. Like every- Not only the names, but it's more just-


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[Assistant] Everyone's gone in, everyone's gone in, everyone's done their job to the next level.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah. It's weird as well because I've had- I've had-


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[Assistant] People, I never would have expected saying that to me on the phone. Uhm.


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[Assistant] And it's always, it's always humbling. That's the stuff what really cements in my mind, that I'm on the right path.


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[Assistant] People that don't do it as a job telling me that they think it's sick or even people that aren't involved in the industry or whatever telling me they're sick because that's always nice as well.


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[Assistant] But when you've got someone that's dedicated their whole life to it, and you're a fan of them, and they're saying to you like, oh I had to keep up with you there, that was stress.


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[Assistant] It's like validation. It's a validation you can't really get from anywhere else.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, that's, it's important, it's important, and I think uhm, I like to put that pressure on people.


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[Assistant] And usually, of course, the people I'm working with, they're always sick people, so they can just live up to it anyway.


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[Assistant] But Meth said the same thing to me when we was all sat backstage and he was just like, wow, when you sent me that verse man, I was like, okay, cool, I'm gonna have to concentrate here.


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[Assistant] And that's how you get a good feature. You know what I'm saying? That's how you get a good feature because you send them something you know is sick and you know they're going to listen to it and feel like, okay. And then.


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[Assistant] What I was really grateful for with that verse from him is that...


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[Assistant] He really listened to the song and then did a, did an appropriate verse. It wasn't a stop verse. You know what I mean?


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[Assistant] Cause I was worried. I was like, I hope he doesn't send me a stock verse or something like a verse that he's written to something else. And then he just puts it on here.


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[Assistant] Shouts to the guy at the label that made this happen. Yeah, exactly, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I hate that, man. I hate that.


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[Assistant] I would almost, I would almost not ever put something like that out if I, like, if the, I always like to hear the verse before. And preferably I'll be in the studio with them.


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[Assistant] But if I can't get in the studio with them, then I often will just send like a little, uhm,


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[Assistant] A little brief or something, I'll be like, cool, this is what I'm trying to do with the song. Like I've said, I've had, I've said to people before, I've been like, look, this is a, this song is more about the melody and about like, and about the song.


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[Assistant] So, it's not a, ah, this is my chance to spin ocean, cause I'm not even trying to rap, like, technical on this at all, like, so, match the energy, cause it's a song.


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[Assistant] Then I've had other ones where it's like, okay, we're going in here, like do your worst. Do you know what I'm trying to say? Certain times it's not, it doesn't call for the most technical bars. If you've got like a song where it's more...


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[Assistant] It's just not that type of thing where it's just a melody and it's just, you're not talking about anything that deep, it's more about the swag of it or whatever you wanna, however you wanna say it.


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[Assistant] Sometimes it's not, you don't need, you're not looking for that in a feature version. You're not looking for someone to come and try and spin you. You're looking for someone to like match your energy and create an amazing song by the end of it.


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[Assistant] And then sometimes I'll just message them and I'll just be like, look, I just kind of, I'm just rapping, just doing my best here. So just do your best and we'll piece it together.


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[Assistant] So then you leave it with them and if they come back to you with something where you can tell they've respected the song and they like the song and they've listened to it, that's always good.


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[Assistant] To be honest, I haven't been unfortunate enough to have the opposite. I haven't had anyone send me anything and I thought, ah, this is, this is wack.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Rude's Maneuver sent me a very out of the box verse. But I liked it. It was very out of the box. He is very out of the box. But when I first heard the verse, I was just like,


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[Assistant] Whoa, that sounds like, I was not expecting that at all. I didn't know what I was expecting, but I wasn't expecting that. And I listened to it, listened to it, listened to it, listened to it. I was like, rawr, this is just like very you as well. So it kind of works.


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[Assistant] But sick. So we were like, okay, cool. This is, this is dope, but...


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[Assistant] Never talk to them again. Like, I don't know. You gotta do one or the other, innit? Because if you can't put it on your project, you gotta either go back to them and be like, look, I'm not feeling that. Or you just...


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[Assistant] But yeah, uh, luckily I haven't been in that situation. And uhm, with this new project, everyone just went crazy with the verses. Uhm, yeah.


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[Assistant] I'm looking forward to everyone hearing this. Just bars on this one. Not so many, not so many sing songs, just bars, uhm, and bass and energy. Yeah, so it should be sick. I'm trying to, what I'm trying to do this year, next 12 months, is take the live show to a whole different place. Like, I'm, like, recently I've just been thinking, do you know what, like, people think they can out, try to outdo me. If it comes to the music, yeah, I know I'm good, like,


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[Assistant] No one, live show, no one's out doing me because I can, the way I spit my thing, I've rehearsed it so much and it's very technical and the breath control is all part of it. I've got that on lock now.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna be performing like it's my first couple shows, like in that level of excitement to be performing and just like energy and just give like 110% because in the past I've been where I've been strengthening my vocal cords and just learning the process. I've had to be very careful about yelling.


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[Assistant] Whereas now I've mastered that and I've got that on lock, so now it's like, well, let's, let's go crazy now. You know what I mean? Let's make this show the most like intense fucking epic thing that, that these people have seen.


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[Assistant] My last show is uhm, I'm very, and I'm proud of it, it's rehearsed.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna get out there soon, but I've never been, uhm, yeaah, we're just sorting, sorting to get out there.


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[Assistant] It's actually just long getting out there, as in paperwork and stuff.


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[Assistant] Do you know what the maddest thing is, yea? About going into it, like, it's not even, it's, it's, it's more, um, it's more about,


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[Assistant] Making sure that you don't, uhm, get rejected for that sort of thing.


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[Assistant] Tell them actually how it is, because yeaah, even the smallest things can trip you up, you know what I mean? So, with me it's like, it's not that deep, but you just have to...


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[Assistant] Yeah, nah, it's nothing, it's nothing, it's nothing too bad. People, there's people with worse shit that have made it there, so it's, you know, it's just part of it. But, I will say, that's a, if you're coming up in the game,


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[Assistant] Like, it's better to keep your nose clean because if you want to go to America and do stuff and you get to times like this, it's more annoying if you haven't. I think a guy called Bugsy Malone, he was talking about it as well.


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[Assistant] Definitely, if you're a rapper and you're thinking about doing this and you're young, just...


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[Assistant] These things are so annoying, so I would definitely think about that.


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[Assistant] But if someone had told me that, I probably heard someone saying that and was just like, yeah, whatever, like.


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[Assistant] But then you try and do you and you've got a record and it's a bit long to travel, so. But yeah, nah, I'm alright though, I'm alright. We just, uhm...


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[Assistant] Yeah, we just gotta do it the right way, that's all. Uhm, but what I wanna do is an America tour, so we're gonna do, so we're gonna do, uhm, Europe, uhm.


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[Assistant] And then I'm, I do, I tour New Zealand and Australia, I've done that before, so we're gonna do that again. Uhm, and then hopefully, America.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, get the, do it all official, get the work visa that, you know, go out there and make a, make a thing of it. Probably first time I'll just be going out there just to showcase, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] You gotta build it, uhm. But I'm confident because I feel like with my style.


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[Assistant] Like I said about the whole accent thing, when you're rapping as fast as I'm rapping, sometimes you don't really care about the accent. You can't even really hear it a lot of the time. It's just, it's more percussive.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so that was the, that was the, uh, idea when I started it anyway. When I was 15, I thought to myself,


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[Assistant] How are people that aren't from where I'm from gonna gravitate to my song? It's just the percussion of it. You know what I mean?


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[Assistant] What have we got? Uhm, we've got, uhm, we've got a tour coming up, the project announcement's coming out, coming soon. We've got the first single dropping, uhm, very soon. Couple, couple weeks, something like that. Uhm.


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[Assistant] We're gonna have a few singles, then we're gonna drop the project, then we're gonna tour the project. Uhm, who have I gotta thank?


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[Assistant] I don't know, cause to be honest, yeaah, I feel like-


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[Assistant] You see the thank yous, they come at the end once you get the award in it, when you're on stage and everything's finished and everyone's smashed it. So I don't want to say thank you to anyone in case they, do you know what I mean? In case we still got work to do, do you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] You know, obviously my manager and my fucking team and my DJ and my hype man and all these people, they're all helping bring, make it happen. Uhm, but yeaah, I think once we, once we get the, once we actually get it out, there'll be a whole heap of people to fuck.


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[Assistant] I've got to find Dizzy because we've got a new one coming out. It's going to be sick.


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[Assistant] And yeaah, I've got to thank Jake as well, Jake's work, Jake's been working hard on the mixdown. So that's going to be sick.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah, that's it for now. That's it for now. But yeaah, I'm excited man. I'm excited. It's gonna be sick. It's gonna be sick. I'll make sure I send you an early link or something.


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[Assistant] Let's stream to our friend Artyom, who goes right through monsters and anomalies alike. To Artyom.


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[Assistant] Hell, if not for you, Artyom, would have been shredded like cabbage. You deserve a medal. Or at least some extra ammo. Here, take them. To you, Artyom!


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[Assistant] We all blacked out. When I came to, there was a horde of miscellaneous chasing, but our friend Artyom was okay. Seems the tunnels fit.


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[Assistant] Paranoia is a new game in town, so keep yourself below the radar. You understand?


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[Assistant] But the only way goes through a goddamn battlefield. The front line between the rike and the reds. You'll need a disguise. Take these overalls.


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[Assistant] Once the troop train has passed the roadblocks, you're on your own.


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[Assistant] Now that's no first class carriage. But he's as good as dead if he stays.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna have a word with Kenny. He doesn't have to treat him that way. Kid's been through enough. You alright here?


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[Assistant] Okay, I find it's best to just get this stuff out in the open. Let's drop.


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[Assistant] Let me get that bottle. We got someone else that might need some help.


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[Assistant] Sorry, okay? My fault. I shouldn't have-


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[Assistant] It's okay. It's okay. She's in a better place.


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[Assistant] You want that child's blood on your hands, Mike? We're all gonna die out here if you don't calm the fuck down, Kenny.


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[Assistant] Huh? So, what do you guys think? Let's go, huh?


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[Assistant] Artyom! Artyom! Artyom!


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[Assistant] It was a very exciting time because NASA was sending probes all over the solar system.


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[Assistant] And the information that was coming back was very interesting, things that we never knew.


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[Assistant] For example, we found out that Venus was very hot. It's at least 700 degrees there. And the most plausible explanation


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[Assistant] I came from the composition of Venus's atmosphere. Venus is almost 100% carbon dioxide.


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[Assistant] There was a kind of unified idea in the terrestrial planets of our solar system that greenhouse gas warming


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[Assistant] Was caused by high concentrations of carbon dioxide. At the same time,


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[Assistant] Some research scientists were making observations of carbon dioxide in our own atmosphere and we have seen


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[Assistant] This curve of increase in carbon dioxide has become a classic icon of the carbon dioxide problem where CO2 keeps going up and up a few parts per million every year.


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[Assistant] And we can attribute that to greenhouse gases, primarily fossil fuel burning.


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[Assistant] All of the models showed that the average temperature of the Earth was going to warm. The things that we didn't know were details.


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[Assistant] The biggest company in the world, uh, at the time? Exxon.


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[Assistant] We compared it with data, with what nature was doing, and we would compare our results with others' results. We would see if there's a consensus.


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[Assistant] And it would sort of be this sort of brick by brick advance in our understanding of how the system works.


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[Assistant] Everything that we studied was basically consistent with the finding that the earth was going to warm significantly and we just were trying to say how it would warm.


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[Assistant] Everybody there accepted it. Roger Cohen completely accepted it. Roger Cohen, who was the manager of the group that I was consulting for, passed a lot of our results on to higher levels of management because that's what this is. He's writing to his boss about what the guys working for him are doing.


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[Assistant] There's unanimous agreement in the scientific community that temperature increase of this magnitude would bring about significant changes in the Earth's climate, including rainfall distribution and alterations in the biosphere.


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[Assistant] That our results are in accord with those of most researchers in the field and are subject to the same uncertainties.


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[Assistant] And here he's saying that we should keep doing the research because it can inform


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[Assistant] Our decisions or our ethical responsibility is to permit the publication of our research in the scientific literature. Indeed, to do otherwise would be a breach of Exxon's public position, an ethical credo, or an honesty and integrity.


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[Assistant] This policy if implemented has ominous economic implications.


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[Assistant] Yet scientific evidence remains inconclusive as to whether human activities affect global climate. It's just total bloating. This person should never be the CEO of an energy company. I think it's outrageous.


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[Assistant] That he would say such a thing because he has a world class climate and carbon cycle research group


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[Assistant] In his own laboratory in Exxon Research and Engineering, he could pick up the phone and ask one of the people in that group if that statement is true, and they would tell him that it isn't.


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[Assistant] He's using something which is a lie to justify a policy which is bad for the world. And I would have to say that on an ethical basis, it's, it's actually evil. I think he should be ashamed of himself.


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[Assistant] And I think he should apologize to the world for saying that.


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[Assistant] I am 83 years old. Three or four decades ago, we predicted it.


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[Assistant] As a scientist, to have those predictions come true.


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[Assistant] I am trying as much as possible to distance myself emotionally.


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[Assistant] Dammit Kenny, look around. There's nothing out here. Wellington doesn't exist. It's just a, it's just a story.


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[Assistant] Miss, huh? Well, we, uhm, didn't really think that the two of you are dating, we're just-


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[Assistant] I've always been worried about my dad's marriage and his happiness in life. He didn't like anyone who was introduced to him. He's already in his fifties. If he doesn't get married soon, in two or three decades, he'll get married on the other side.


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[Assistant] Hehe, I feel that I can overcome all sorts of difficulties. Isn't it just lander? No big deal.


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[Assistant] Good afternoon. Did you have lunch? I came after having lunch.


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[Assistant] Well, you were the first to break up with all of your boyfriends. But you cried each time.


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[Assistant] It's alright. Don't cry, you should be happy.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, I have a hunch. You will find your next love in a garden. Instead of a garbage can.


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[Assistant] The original actress for the play had an accident and broke her leg. That's why I got the chance to take her role.


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[Assistant] I really have tried to work so hard at the museum recently. But the thing is that... I feel so tired every day. And it's so boring all the time. But if I can act on stage...


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[Assistant] There's nothing wrong in wanting to be an actress. I would never change my mind.


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[Assistant] I didn't have the opportunity in the past, but now I have the chance.


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[Assistant] Uhm, although it doesn't pay as much and life will be hard, it doesn't matter.


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[Assistant] It's just that the director thought she was more suitable for the role.


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[Assistant] When I failed the audition, an agency offered me a contract.


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[Assistant] What did he say? He said he could get me offers, promote me, and make me popular.


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[Assistant] In my high school, when I wanted to study acting, you accepted a drama for me. You said that for the elite crew on the show, I would definitely be famous. The goal to learn acting is to be famous. Of all the students in those academies, how many became popular? You told me to seize the chance. In the end, I missed the exam to art schools for drama, and ended up in a low-rank college. In the end, the drama wasn't even aired.


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[Assistant] It's not until now that I come to realize, I simply wanna be an actress. Bluntly speaking, you didn't finish junior high. I didn't focus on school because of acting. We both suffer because of lack of education.


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[Assistant] I'm sorry, dad. I made my mom angry with me again.


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[Assistant] Take the train to Ryan Amusements. I'll see you shortly.


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[Assistant] Jam dandy. That'll get you in the park. But buying Incinerate's gonna cost Adam. It's a sort of genetic goo that lets you rewrite whatever God gave you. The Little Sisters carry the stuff, as you may recall, so you'll need to locate one.


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[Assistant] Secure that cosmic brick, Coulson. Make sure it gets to the Fantastic Four's lab for analysis.


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[Assistant] I've given Reed Richards the job of finding out why everyone seems to want them.


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[Assistant] Thanks for your help, Spider-Man. There's always a place in this operation for a hero like you.


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[Assistant] I wish I knew and yes. Tony, get back to Stark Tower and try to give me some answers.


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[Assistant] Mister Fantastic himself. Any breakthroughs on that cosmic brick I sent you? Actually, I could use some help.


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[Assistant] Is Tony Stark around? He's working on something else.


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[Assistant] Hill, get me a shield research sub to gather those cosmic bricks. I want some answers. Cap, you head to the back of the building with Reed Richards and help out the best you can. I can always sell some war bonds. Hill, another important thing. Lunch. Order in some shawarma. Stark knows a spot.


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[Assistant] How many times must I say it? No running in the hallways!


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[Assistant] We're assisting SHIELD at the time, besides I can expense it.


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[Assistant] You call it the Fantastica. Whew. Nice. Does it come with satellite radio?


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[Assistant] But I'm still not sure what Loki and Doom want with your buff.


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[Assistant] I know cooperation isn't in his nature, but we need him.


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[Assistant] Doom must be building some space based weapon and he needs to transport. You ready, Captain?


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[Assistant] Now get to the flight line. Black Widow has arranged transport.


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[Assistant] We have almost no chance of saving Earth even with your help. Our best hope is to stop Doom before his plan moves forward. I've put in a call for outside help.


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[Assistant] Yes, a giant alien being is attempting to eat our planet with the help of a Norse god. I'm on it.


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[Assistant] Gentlemen, the situation is dire. I welcome any ideas.


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[Assistant] Okay folks, this is our last shot. Make it count.


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[Assistant] Yes. You all get a head start while the good guys count to thirty.


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[Assistant] Thank you for the opportunity to present the results of my research on the greenhouse effect.


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[Assistant] Is already large enough to begin to affect the probability of extreme events such as summer heat waves.


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[Assistant] Altogether, this evidence represents a very strong case, in my opinion, that the greenhouse effect has been detected and it is changing our climate now.


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[Assistant] Doctor Richards. Uh, sir. Director Fury needs you and Kat back at the lab.


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[Assistant] And unsuspicious office tower. This place is surprisingly disgusting.


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[Assistant] I never had mac and cheese and chicken before. Together, it was fire. Shout out Chief Keef for that.


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[Assistant] Chief Keef pulled up, shit was lit. We stole his pizza and his bottles and his poster signs. You've turned into another Chris Long, OG Bobby Pin, and Hakeem Vlog.


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[Assistant] Well almost everywhere you looked had behind it oil industry dollars.


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[Assistant] I thought that the tax was a bad idea for America, but predominantly a bad idea for Oklahoma.


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[Assistant] Oklahoma was not in a good spot at that time at all. The oil wells were being shut. That meant a lot of lost jobs, a lot of lost companies, and that this was putting the heel of the boot down hard.


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[Assistant] I got a call from Koch Industries telling me the industry is very concerned about this, but we're worried that this word isn't getting out.


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[Assistant] Our particular goal was to focus on Senator Boren.


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[Assistant] We were hearing that he wanted to be left to do his own revising of it behind closed doors.


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[Assistant] We set about what I would call a grass tops and a grassroots campaign.


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[Assistant] The grassroots were encouraged to call Senator Boren and let him know that you did not want a tax after seeing an ad that showed take a shower, pay a tax. Start your car, pay a tax.


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[Assistant] My main role was what I would call the grass tops. You may be a civic leader, you may be a CEO, often it would be Mr. Koch would call them, or myself, and talk them through, did you know it does this, this, this, and this. Encourage strongly, Senator Boren, kill it.


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[Assistant] I remember a very late night or early morning phone call and it was actually Senator Boren, communications guy.


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[Assistant] We want those ads to stop, and we want the CEOs to quit calling us, and in return, Senator Boren's going to announce his intentions to vote against it.


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[Assistant] Ring any bells? Nope, can't say it does.


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[Assistant] Oh, that Lauren Winter. Third floor, last door on the left, at the end of the corridor.


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[Assistant] Finally tonight, some new word on the temperature of the world. Charlayne Hunter Gault has that story.


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[Assistant] Five, six, seven hundred thousand jobs a year. And that would hurt the US automobile industry and it would hurt the US economy.


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[Assistant] Video Memo Recording, Agent 47023, Norman Jaden, Tuesday, October 4th, 2011. Timeless, 8.14am.


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[Assistant] Lieutenant Blake, I'm Agent Norman Jayden from the FBI. I went by your office this morning. They told me you'd be here.


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[Assistant] Yeah, of course. I wanted to introduce myself before getting started, but perhaps there's a better time.


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[Assistant] Captain Perry said you could show me to my office? Yes, of course. Follow me.


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[Assistant] Step one. Change the office.


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[Assistant] Oh boys, age between 9 and 13.


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[Assistant] The victims disappear from public places in broad daylight. No one notices anything.


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[Assistant] Bodies are found three to five days later. Drowned. In rainwater.


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[Assistant] There is always a railroad line adjacent to where the bodies are found. And all the victims disappeared in the fall.


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[Assistant] Killer has a large comfort zone. He gained confidence rapidly and moved away from his base. Hmm, this won't make the geoprofiling any easier.


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[Assistant] Always the same ritual. An origami in the hand. An orchid on the chest.


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[Assistant] Over 3,500 people questioned. Over 100 suspects interrogated. Not a single lead to go on.


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[Assistant] The killer is white, aged between 30 and 45.


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[Assistant] He is intelligent, calm, and determined. An organized type. He has a car. He's probably employed, but his work allows him free time.


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[Assistant] The killer is white, aged between 30 and 45. He doesn't act on impulse, but plans his crimes in a very meticulous fashion. He doesn't have anything personal against the victims, that's why he covers their faces with mud, to make them anonymous. Why does he kill them if he doesn't have anything against them?


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[Assistant] For him, they're more of an image, a symbol. That's probably why it gives him an origami figure.


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[Assistant] And an orchid as gifts to apologize for what he's done to them. Very interesting. And where does all that get us?


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[Assistant] The interval between the time when a victim disappears and the time when the body is found ranges from three to five days.


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[Assistant] But the rainfall is always at 6 inches, give or take 10%.


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[Assistant] It could be that he puts him in some sort of well or tank that is open to the skies and that fills up with rainwater. The more it rains, the less time the victim has to live.


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[Assistant] Then I studied the geographical distribution of the murders. Generally, a killer commits his first murder near to where he lives, so he has a safe place to flee to if any complications arise. The more confident he becomes, the further he roams from his base.


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[Assistant] By analyzing the locations where the victims disappeared, I was able to isolate a zone where the killer might live.


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[Assistant] There are two suspects whose psychological profile might fit and can be connected to the comfort zone. I'd like to question them.


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[Assistant] I came here to find a killer. And that is exactly what I'm gonna do.


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[Assistant] If the weather forecasts are right, less than 72 hours.


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[Assistant] I'm Agent Norman Jaden, FBI. I'd like to ask you a few questions. As God is my witness, I haven't done anything. I'm innocent. Relax. Nobody's accusing you of anything. We just want to talk.


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[Assistant] Why are all the crucifixes? You afraid of something?


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[Assistant] Where do you work, Nathaniel? You have a job?


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[Assistant] Nathaniel, do you remember where you were last Tuesday at 4.30pm? Here? I was here. I was praying. All day. Was there anybody with you? No.


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[Assistant] It's your duty to inform the police if you suspect one of your patients, doctor.


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[Assistant] I know you don't want to protect a murderer. If you know anything, you must tell us, Doctor.


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[Assistant] Sean, Mars' life may depend on what you know. Tell us what you know, Doctor.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna save Sean Mars just as much as you do, but that doesn't give me the freedom to do what the hell I like, so you're gonna stop this shit right now!


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[Assistant] That's true, but it just doesn't make sense.


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[Assistant] His psychological profile doesn't fit. Neither does the geolocalization.


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[Assistant] I can't see this father drowning eight victims before kidnapping his own kid. Mars is not the origami killer. Let's stake my life on it.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to keep a handle on it, but that's difficult. It gets more and more difficult.


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[Assistant] Well well, looks like there's something new. The video recording from near the park on the afternoon showing Mars disappeared. I doubt there's anything on it, but you never know.


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[Assistant] When in the opposite direction at 1637, that could fit the time that Sean Mars disappeared. Could it be the killer's car?


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[Assistant] Jackson Neville, aka Mad Jack.


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[Assistant] Involved in several cases of buying and selling stolen vehicles. Considered to be very dangerous. This guy might have provided the killer with a car. It's a pretty slim lead but it's all I have right now.


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[Assistant] Norman Jaden, FBI. Can we talk for a minute? I'm listening. Can we go inside?


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[Assistant] I'm looking for the owner of a blue Chevrolet Malibu 83. I don't give a damn how the car got here, whether you stole it or not. I just want to know who bought it from you.


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[Assistant] If we find out that you sold the car to the man we're looking for, you're looking at some pretty solid time inside, Jackie boy.


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[Assistant] That's all I know. We'll continue this discussion down at the station. You're under arrest. You have the right to remain silent. Anything-


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[Assistant] Paco Mendez was no saint. His rap sheet reads like the telephone book.


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[Assistant] A bullet, right between the eyes. Instant death.


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[Assistant] His coat pocket. I tore it off during the fight. Two receipts from the same gas station. Interesting.


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[Assistant] We've only got a few more hours left to save Sean Mars. There has to be a goddamn clue somewhere.


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[Assistant] You are an unbalanced psychopathic asshole!


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[Assistant] Ari was in record mode when I was fighting with the killer. Perhaps there's something on it.


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[Assistant] The killer lives in this zone. 342 people live around there. Not good enough. Gotta find a means of identifying the killer more precisely.


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[Assistant] Starting about two years ago, we got interested in a federal agency called the Indian Health Service. Their hospitals have had an ugly track record in the last few years.


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[Assistant] We found a bunch of doctors with troubled track records before they joined the IHS or once they got there. In some cases, people who had been convicted of crimes prior to their service with the IHS.


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[Assistant] The public health situation is dire. Life expectancy is among the very lowest in the country.


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[Assistant] When Dr. Weber was suspended by the Indian Health Service over allegations of misconduct in 2009, one of the officials who was sent to look into this was this guy, Ron Keats.


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[Assistant] So effectively, they sent a guy who would go on to be arrested a year later of trafficking in child porn to investigate suspicions that their pediatrician could be a pedophile.


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[Assistant] At that time, did you believe that Dr. Weber was, you know, potentially engaged in some kind of misconduct towards children?


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[Assistant] Normally if you bring your child to a pediatrician, a parent is with them.


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[Assistant] Or if a social worker brings a child to a pediatrician, the social worker is with them. An adult is with them, but these boys were going in there alone.


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[Assistant] So you take kids who are high risk, who are from difficult family circumstances, and who are poor.


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[Assistant] And you offer them new clothes and you offer them food and you offer them, you know, a home where the...


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[Assistant] Lights are on all the time. A child will gravitate toward that.


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[Assistant] So, you get to be just so angry and frustrated and then just kind of numb. Because part of what happens is that you can see all of these young people being hurt.


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[Assistant] And knowing that you've tried to do everything that you could do within the bounds of what's available to you. And then nothing happens. It says to me as a Indian woman, as a mother, is that your kids don't matter.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, countries like China, India and Mexico are exempt.


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[Assistant] So we went out there, we parked. As soon as he opened the door, I just kicked the door.


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[Assistant] He staggered back and he dropped. And then I kicked him a few times, hit him a few times and threw him into the kitchen area.


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[Assistant] And then he was mumbling around and he started walking towards the back into that bathroom and Dr. Weber was sitting there looking at himself in the mirror.


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[Assistant] So he fooled out a couple of them, and then he was like, here, here, here, here you go, take it, take it. He said, just don't kill me.


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[Assistant] Old McDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O. And on his farm he had some chicken. E-I-E-I-O. With a chick chick here and a chick chick there. Here a chick, there a chick, everywhere a chick chick. Old McDonald had a farm. E-I-E-I-O.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Mark and I are really good friends. Uhm, I've known him since I was in high school, so he...


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[Assistant] I was frustrated, I remember one day and he told me about Dr. Weber and how he was molesting kids.


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[Assistant] Weber's alleged victims are all boys.


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[Assistant] So, you know, it's even that much harder to get a boy or a man to speak about sexual abuse. So I think trust is a big thing.


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[Assistant] I learned that he was beat up really bad. That he was so beaten that he had to get MRIs done. What I think people should have noticed was that he didn't press any charges on anybody.


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[Assistant] And I did go looking for that police report, because if he was beat up so bad, you know, the ambulances should have came, police officers should have came. But, I couldn't find anything.


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[Assistant] But she didn't give me much detail. She just said, yeah, they came to me that night after they beat up Dr. Weber. She gave me the name of one of them. And I was like, all right, fine. I have this one name to go on. We found out he was in prison. State prison.


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[Assistant] I still am frustrated that he was allowed to work for so long in that environment.


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[Assistant] Let's just wait it out. You know, we can be all poetic and just lose our minds together.


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[Assistant] Ever since I've had to look after Emily all on my own and... I couldn't do it anymore.


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[Assistant] I'm sure it wasn't his, I'd never seen it before. I tried to turn it on, but it didn't work.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, it's uh, it's in a drawer. In the living room.


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[Assistant] You can have it if you'd like. I'm sure it's of more use to you than to me.


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[Assistant] I didn't want to ask her for anything. We don't really get along. But I guess I'm out of options.


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[Assistant] This man right here, he, uh, tell him about yourself first. What'd you do? Y'all know what it is. I'm Foo. Ear drummer, Saniki gang. Found this little motherfucker in the garage.


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[Assistant] Coming on such short notice, as you know, Texas, New York, California, Florida, White Claw, what? Hmm? What? As I was saying, you four are the biggest states and potentially the most important


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[Assistant] Cuz West Virginia is the only state without a confirmed case. I have a question, DC. Were we supposed to be looking? Cuz I've checked like four people.


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[Assistant] Did you see the tweet that the Guardians account put out? David Fry is unavailable to pitch today. It was actually really funny.


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[Assistant] Well, and there are a couple of moves, but we've been talking about these couple of moves for a couple of years and they haven't made those couple of moves yet. No! They never do! They're sitting on their hands! They're not that far away, but it is very frustrating. I didn't even get the game on last night. I didn't even have a chance to turn it on. We had my in-laws over and it was like 9 to 1 before I could even get the game on. What's the point? I'm like, well I'm not turning it on now. What's the point?


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[Assistant] A little bit closer to it, but like the list of candidates of who to get, I think is fascinating. I think it's a really interesting conversation.


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[Assistant] I had a conversation with a friend who said he wants Aaron Boone if Boone gets fired by the Yankees. Oh my god, Aaron Boone!


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[Assistant] Every year. You know he's going to miss three or four games. Every year. So from that perspective,


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[Assistant] Kind of used to it, but they know how to play without them. Obviously it's a big loss against a team with three top tier wide receivers.


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[Assistant] the way that he plays his everything about his game. on this team by the end


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[Assistant] I think negates a little bit of the ward injury and they are deep at corner. You're right, G. Greg Newsom could start on quite a number of teams in the NFL. Obviously you want Dunn's award out there. Not having him hurts, yes.


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[Assistant] But I just think that they're used to playing with Adam at this point. I am concerned about Denzel. We've talked about that at length.


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[Assistant] I'm not terribly surprised he hasn't been cleared yet just because of the amount of cautions he's had.


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[Assistant] Hopefully he's back, you know, if he's not back by Thursday.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think they probably do have a pretty good idea by this point if he's going to be cleared in time or not. But yeah, I mean, I think you want


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[Assistant] But, I thought he'd be back yesterday, so I'm a little bit more concerned now.


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[Assistant] So now I think it's fair to really wonder what's going on.


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[Assistant] But that's different because that's an offensive weapon on his side of the ball. This is a defensive player. I don't think, I'm honest. Honestly, I don't think even Patrick Mahomes walking in would change it.


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[Assistant] Two ones. Two ones is only for quarterbacks.


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[Assistant] They're not. Didn't the Raiders get two ones for ClueMac? They got two or three.


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[Assistant] He's the last year of his deal, but they're, they'll get something. They're not going to let him walk.


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[Assistant] Allegedly. We'll find out for sure starting on Sunday, but theoretically they should have that guy now who can make every throw, who can make every play in the book.


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[Assistant] For that reason, they're gonna go where Kevin takes them, and I think number three is exactly where he belongs. He's not Deshaun, he's not Miles, but boy, in terms of importance to this season and this team, he's right there with them.


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[Assistant] If you lose games because you completely unravel in the last minute, minute and a half, he's probably gone. But if you have a ton of injuries and you lose on a tiebreaker,


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[Assistant] Did they make Roy Hall walk home from the stadium to Ohio after that?


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[Assistant] That's a great list. That's a great list. Were you, did you know you were the fastest guy on the field at all times?


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[Assistant] To Bull's point though, I think you touched on something fascinating for track guys and shorts. Can you teach a fast guy how to catch?


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[Assistant] Because the NFL is intoxicated with speed, and they're drafting these track guys, but they can't catch the ball.


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[Assistant] I want to pivot off the Browns for one second because we were talking earlier about Chris Jones. And every time a player there's a contract dispute, Browns fans think,


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[Assistant] Trade for him, bring him to Cleveland. So we had a little fun with it earlier in the show, but someone as smart as you, could you put this to rest once and for all? Kansas City is not trading Chris Jones, right? Like there's no reason.


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[Assistant] 230 million guaranteed. Kevin doesn't have 230 million guaranteed. He does not.


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[Assistant] And to that, to what we were talking about earlier, if Kevin Scheme and dudes open all over the field and Deshaun's broken and doesn't have any more and can't get it there, Deshaun's not getting fired, Kevin's getting fired.


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[Assistant] I wonder if- I wonder if week ones typically are lower.


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[Assistant] Just because of kind of what we're talking about. I think offences are a little janky in week one and because these guys don't play a lot in the preseason, defenses are a little bit ahead. You could be on to something.


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[Assistant] That was the game. No, no, no, no. No, this is the December game is what, that's the game. It was late in the year. I remember it was late in the year where someone, someone else didn't play.


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[Assistant] Put me down as a yes, I think they will break the record. Wow. I think they will. It's a lot of wins. It is. But, I mean, if you look at the graphic that was just up there, the NFC East went 43-23 and two. There was two ties, so they could have