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[Assistant] That's why he's going to, that's why he's going to the Spurs. You know how poppy is with the international players.


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[Assistant] He got something that Yanis can't, he's a, listen, a seven foot three guy that handles the ball like a guard. Can't shoot the ball, got an eight foot four wingspan, there's absolutely nothing he can't do. Can we see the NBA for at least one game first? Okay, that's fine.


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[Assistant] Can he stay healthy? Gosh, you with Jay with that, man? If he stays healthy, who's stopping him?


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[Assistant] What I was, what I was upstairs explaining is this man is 7'3 and he can shoot. And we thought Kevin Durant was crazy for being a 7'4 shoot. You got a guy who's three inches taller. He's also going to play against big men now and he might get bullied physically. If he gets, even if he gets bullied with an 8'4 wingspan, he put a hand up, he can still contest.


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[Assistant] Oh, excuse me. He can still contest. It's gonna take a lot to get around this man. What's his wingspan? Seven nine.


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[Assistant] I said, I said, he gotta, if he can hold some ground, because we say the same thing about Evan Mobley. He's, he's skinny. Great defender, but he's skinny. Yeah. Oh, that's crap.


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[Assistant] Victor, if Victor Wimbayama take care of his body like LeBron James do, he got a shot. He is never gonna be that strong and big. They said the same thing about Yannis. He went, he got, he got him, he went in that, he went to a dark place and came


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[Assistant] I'm not, I'm not trading Bieber right now because I need to see McKenzie come back. I need to see, I need to see more of what we got already because if you moving on, like I get moving off of them next year, that makes sense. But if our, the rest of our pitching ain't great, I,


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[Assistant] Who? Connor Baddard. Is it McDavid? No.


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[Assistant] What's that, what's that team? The what? It's like a... Sake em, sack em? Is it?


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[Assistant] Now he can shoot though. He's a talent, he's a generational talent. Alright, go ahead Mikey.


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[Assistant] That my name was Ty. Okay. It was the first time us working together. But this shirt, this shirt came from Home Field, uh, Home Field Apparel. If you want to find them on Twitter, it's Home Field Apparel, at Home Field Apparel, I mean. Uhm, they kinda, they just sent me two shirts and asked me to wear them and stuff.


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[Assistant] Mike Tomlin, it ain't even close. Okay, why Mike Tomlin?


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[Assistant] I mean, I know that we at least gonna be, we're never gonna be down, I tell you that. And he's just a great leader of people, I think. For some odd reason, he gets his team to play for him, which it would do good for this country, making us all come together to do what's best for the United States.


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[Assistant] That's a good question. Pete Carroll. Cause I played for him and he...


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[Assistant] Iverson, Allen Iverson was a good football player. He was too.


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[Assistant] So, uh, yeaah, we're just trying to catch up. I understand you got some thoughts on what's going on in the community these days.


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[Assistant] So, so let's start out with, uh, give me the breakdown on who you are and what your story is for the people who don't really know you.


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[Assistant] So, when you say you did a little time, it was a while, right?


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[Assistant] Uhm, okay, and so, let's talk about the relationship between you and the rapper Casanova real quick, because he keeps making more and more headlines lately, and yeaah, we've been hearing about, uh, how you have some issues with him. So, when did you first become aware of him?


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[Assistant] So yeaah, when he put out like the DJ Vlad interviews where he was talking about running Rikers and shit, was that something in particular that stood out to you as being false? Because I understand that you had a very heavy presence in the New York City jails for a period of time.


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[Assistant] Right, so when you say you were running the jails there, we've been hearing rumors that you did a lot of damage to a lot of other inmates. We were hearing that you were controlling the phones. Like, from your perspective, what was the key or the main thing that sort of allowed you to dominate in that environment?


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[Assistant] So you, but you had a run in with the other Casanova at some point and, and was, what was that like? Did, was there tension between you guys?


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[Assistant] Okay, so, but originally you didn't have any like strong animosity towards him. When did that change? When did you, you start to feel like he was misusing the name or whatever?


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[Assistant] Right. Did you feel some type of way when you saw the video of him sort of getting co-signed as running the jails by ASAP Rocky? How did that sit with you?


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[Assistant] Right. Man, like, just from, from my perspective, it just seems like it would be so crazy to go into that environment and actually be able to alpha male everybody the fuck out of it. Like, I don't pers- how do you make sense of that? I don't understand how you, you were able to sort of establish that dominance.


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[Assistant] Have you been surprised at the level of interest from the public? Because a friend of mine made a video talking about it and I noticed it had like half a million views on YouTube.


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[Assistant] Right, for sure. So, okay, before we get into the comments that the other Casanova made on the Breakfast Club that I know you felt some type of way about, let's just get your perspective on the whole 6ix9ine thing, because you were locked up when 6ix9ine came out on the scene, right?


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[Assistant] So what was your perspective on seeing him blow up and then the strange conclusion that we've seen taken where he's telling on all his boys?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've seen a bunch of people getting, uh, in their feelings or just feeling some type of way about Casanova saying that. I mean, but, but can you look at it from the perspective of like, 6ix9ine was potentially being set up to be murdered by these dudes that he's telling on, so he might feel like it's justified for him to take that route. How do you feel about that argument?


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[Assistant] Right. So uhm, man, so how do you, but how do you feel about the reaction that, that Casanova's been getting in the streets and how your presence might affect that? Like do you feel like it's kinda on you where you wanna like really put your side of the story out there as much as possible just to protect your name and shit now? Does that feel important?


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[Assistant] I hear you. So is this the kind of situation where you're trying to see him, or is it the kind of situation where you're just kinda happy to let him do his thing, you do your thing, put your side of the story out there? If you guys ran into each other, what would that situation be like right now?


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[Assistant] You think he might have started fucking with the other Casanova in part because he didn't care for you?


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[Assistant] I see. So what are you like concerned with at this point in your life in terms of like what you're doing with yourself? You're not trying to get in the rap game exactly?


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[Assistant] Somebody told me that your girl held you down for 10 years while you were locked up?


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[Assistant] So, uh, what else you been into? Anything else we need to know about what you got going on right now? Or what's the deal?


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[Assistant] Damn. You feel like, uh, the street code is in jeopardy? That like, the snitching thing? Like, people even a couple years ago were saying like, oh, snitching's becoming cool. It seems like snitching's really becoming cool right now, right?


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[Assistant] Yo, uh, pause and all that, but your hairline is looking crispy as fuck right now though, I gotta say.


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[Assistant] Crazy. Alright, yo, it was dope meeting you, man. I appreciate, uh, getting to hear your side of the story and everything.


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[Assistant] Alright, GQ Casanova, we appreciate you calling in. Thank you, bro.


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[Assistant] Those are pretty much mine too. What's the most rebellious thing you did as a teenager? Sneaking out with my best friend Dre to the Palladium and danced on top of those boxes and we didn't tell our parents. Wow, how old were you?


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[Assistant] Okay then gang, so now we can successfully get data offline thanks to Firestore database and IndexedDB because Firestore is now syncing IndexedDB with our data while we're online so that when we go offline we can still access the data


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[Assistant] Out of this index db so we can show it to the user and we can see that data if we click on remote documents over here we can see the recipes collection we have two documents and if we expand these and go to the documents and the fields we can see the ingredients and the title so all of this data is still being stored


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[Assistant] Inside index DB and all of this other stuff is to do with the functionality of Firestore database in the background.


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[Assistant] So if we're trying to add new data from the front end or do something else, make a query for data, then it's all going to get stored in here, especially when we're offline so that when we come back offline, it's got it there ready and waiting so that when we come back online, it can make those queries or add the new documents, et cetera.


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[Assistant] So that's what we're going to look at now, adding new documents because at the minute we're not doing that. Yeah, we've got an add button over here and we can type some stuff in here, but if we click add, nothing is going to happen yet. So we're going to hook up this functionality and we're going to remain online to do this to begin with.


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[Assistant] So first of all, what I want to do is get a reference to this form from our DOM. So if we head back over to our index file and we want to get this form right here, right? Add recipe.


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[Assistant] So we could use this class right here, but since this is just the only form on the page, I will use that tag instead. So let me come down to the bottom of the DB file because we're going to do some DB interaction here to add new document. And I'm going to say add.


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[Assistant] New recipe, like so. And then we'll create a constant. We'll call that form and set it equal to documents.querySelector.


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[Assistant] And we want the form. So now we have a reference to that form from the DOM. And what we want to do is add an event listener to it to listen for submit events when we submit the form.


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[Assistant] So to do that we'll say form, spell this correctly, dot add, event listener. And we want to listen for the submit.


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[Assistant] Events then we're going to fight a callback when this occurs and we take the event object.


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[Assistant] So the next thing I'm going to do is construct an object which now represents the new recipe. So a user is going to type in a title here and ingredients here and together they're going to make up a document or an object in the case of JavaScript.


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[Assistant] So, let's now do that. I'm gonna now create a new const.


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[Assistant] Then we have these different inputs right here. Now this one has an ID of title. Now to get a reference on this input, I could do another query selector to grab this ID. Or because I already have a reference to this, I can say form dot whatever the ID is, title. And that gets us a reference of this as well.


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[Assistant] So I'm going to say form dot title, then I want the value from that form field. So I say dot value to get that. Okay. So now I have the title. The next one we want are the ingredients. So we'll say ingredients is form dot ingredients, because that's the ID of this other field right here. Ingredients.


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[Assistant] Then we want the value of that one as well.


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[Assistant] Okay, so now we have this object constructed that is basically going to represent the new document that we want to add to the Firestore database. So how do we do that now? How do we take this data, this object and save it as a document to the database?


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[Assistant] Well, remember we used db because that's the constant we created to interact with the database. We've used it so far up here and here.


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[Assistant] And then we go into the recipes collection. So we say dot collection and recipes to get a reference to that. Then we just use a method called add to add a new document. And all we have to do is pass in a JavaScript object here, which represents that new document.


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[Assistant] So I'm going to pass in a recipe like so, and this is asynchronous. It takes some time to do and it returns a promise. So I'm not going to do dot then because we don't need to do anything after this, but what I will do is try and catch any errors if there are any. And if there is an error, then we're going to pass that into this callback function where we will just console dot log.


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[Assistant] Okay, so one more thing to do and that is to grab the form reference and the title field and set the value back to nothing because once someone's added something, I want to kind of reset the form. Now I could use, you know, the reset method, but I'm just doing this manually to show you what I'm doing. Form.ingredients.


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[Assistant] .value is equal to an empty string as well. So it's going to empty those fields again. So if we want to add a new one, we don't have to delete the old one first of all. Okay. So that is pretty much it. That's all we need to do.


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[Assistant] And what I'm going to do now is go over to my service worker because we've changed right here, a file that's cached, right? So if we just go in refresh over here, then we're still going to get the old cached file, the old db.js file. So I'm going to change site to dynamic since we're storing this file in a dynamic cache to V3. And then I'm going to save this.


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[Assistant] So now we can head over to the browser and skip waiting to activate that new service worker version. I'm going to refresh over here and check the cache storage. Okay. So now we have site dynamic V3 as well. And just to check that it's got the updated DB file, let's go to DB and scroll down and we can see this code right here. Cool. So this is all fine.


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[Assistant] Okay, so now what I'd like to do is try adding a new document. And by the way, I've got open my Firestore database right here, and we can see there's two documents in there at the minute, which represent these two things right here.


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[Assistant] So what I'm gonna do is add a new one, and what have we got so far? We've got ninja soup and veg burger. Okay, let's just say something like, I don't know, ninja noodles, and we'll say tofu.


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[Assistant] And noodles, and garlic oil. You can probably tell the food I like just by this app. Uhm, I'm gonna add that. We can see that resets these farms right here. And we can see now we get this new recipe. And if we go to the database, we can see this new recipe down here somewhere. Probably the top one. There it is.


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[Assistant] So just briefly, again, how is this all working? Because all we do when we click submit is actually add this to the database. We're not saying add it to the DOM as well, so why do we see it in the DOM?


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[Assistant] So you should be able to understand that we add it here and then it gets added to the Firestore.


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[Assistant] But then what happens is that because we have a change in our Firestore database, because we set up this on snapshot method before it listens to those changes.


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[Assistant] We get that change back, we can see that it's an added type and then we pass that document into our render recipe function, which remember outputs it to the DOM over here. So that's why we see it here pretty much straight away.


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[Assistant] Okay, so this is all working online, but what about if we tried to do this offline? Is this still going to work?


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[Assistant] Well, let me now go offline and refresh.


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[Assistant] Now we can see we still get the data because we saw that in the last video it was stored inside here. All of this stuff goes inside this database right here and we still have access to the data. But what happens if we try to add something? Well, let me do another recipe. I'm going to say fruit smoothie and we'll just say bananas.


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[Assistant] Orange and lemon, whatever. And I'm going to add this. Now notice it goes over here. It still gets added. Now why is that?


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[Assistant] Because we're offline and we shouldn't be able to add this to the database. But if we check the database over here, it's not there.


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[Assistant] Right, so something's going on in the background here and what's happening is Firestore is still communicating with indexedDB and it's still kind of adding it to the indexedDB.


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[Assistant] And then when we set up this listener over here on snapshot, not only is this listing for changes in this database, but it's also listening to changes in our actual local data over here that Firestore is handling around indexDB.


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[Assistant] So even when that changes, we can still get that snapshot back and it behaves exactly the same way and that kind of demonstrates how truly awesome Firestore is as a database for PWAs. So.


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[Assistant] What we're gonna do now is see what happens when we go back online, because if we go back online, we have this data locally, but this isn't up to date with that data.


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[Assistant] Watch this. If I go back online now, I'm gonna go to service worker.


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[Assistant] Online refresh. Notice over here, that new document just got added straight away.


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[Assistant] In one of these little database areas. And then as soon as we go back online, it's taking that change that we made and it's pushing it to the Firestore database. So it's keeping it in sync with our application over here.


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[Assistant] But anyway, now we can store data locally in our browser database, right? And interact with that the same way we would by just normally using a Firestore database. We don't need to do anything different.


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[Assistant] Like in on snapshot or to add new documents or later on to delete documents. It's all the same as if we were online and Firestore takes care of all the heavy lifting under the hood to interact with index DB and keep everything in sync in the background with our Firestore database.


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[Assistant] So now we've seen that in the next video, let's have a look at how we can actually remove documents by clicking on these little trash cans right here.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world, and I'm here with my man, Dax. How you feeling Dax? You know what time it is. Hey, I gotta, I gotta, you know what I gotta do. What you gotta do?


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[Assistant] You're better at that than I am for sure. You should be on the radio.


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[Assistant] So how you feeling? You had a little bit of a eventful weekend. A lot of news outlets posted you that had never posted you before.


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[Assistant] Okay, so let's go back in time to you are just going on Twitter and you see the Tory Lanez tweet that says basically that he wants smoke, he wants to battle people.


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[Assistant] Okay, and so then did he reach out to you once you...


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[Assistant] Right. He reached out to me. And said basically, don't do it.


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[Assistant] And you, like from my perspective, typically when you do like a diss track, there might be a couple of lines for the person, but for the most part, you use it as like a lyrical exercise to show what you're into.


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[Assistant] Because you dissed like a bunch of people that you clearly, when I interviewed you like a month ago, you made it clear like I don't...


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[Assistant] So were you thinking about that when you made the actual diss track? Thinking about? The fact that he had told you, like there's certain things that you shouldn't mention, cause then shit could get crazy.


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[Assistant] Maybe that's why he didn't have a sense of humor about it with you is just because he feels like, you know, it's like if a guy from your block has something to say about you, then that's a lot more serious and given that you guys are both Canadians, even though realistically it's like gigantic country and you guys are not from anywhere near each other.


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[Assistant] He's like, been instrumental in her career at some point. I don't know, I don't know. He's still cool. He's a legend. Oh, the biggest legend, yea. Man, wow. Shout out to the bass guy. So okay, you perform at the show. I do. And then what happens?


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[Assistant] And so you had no idea that this was Tory Lanez's goons running up on you.


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[Assistant] So, this whole little situation happens and then all of a sudden, what, like, does, does the, the SUV or whatever with Tori just creep up on you and then that's where the video starts that we see or what happens?


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[Assistant] Really? Yeah. So what was your feeling though when that video started? Did Tori say anything off camera?


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[Assistant] And so, what was going through your head when he was like telling you to apologize? Because that must have felt like a-


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[Assistant] What do you think about his handling of the situation though? Because from my perspective, it's like, I think just because of the space that Tory has put himself in, where he's doing these diss tracks and where he's, you know, having fun with it and stuff, it just doesn't, it doesn't feel sporting to me to then turn it into violence.


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[Assistant] That's another reason why I think it was kind of fucked up is because nobody's looking at Dax like Dax is some killer that's putting himself out there with guns. And there's a million rappers who take photos with guns. You don't do that. It's just, you make it pretty clear. Like I'm a rapper and I'm not putting myself out here as some crazy gangster. I don't rap about that stuff.


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[Assistant] You know, it was crazy because when I found it, when I saw that video of you, just a few hours earlier, I had been hanging out with another rapper and he's much more of like a gangster rapper. He's like 17 or whatever. And we had been talking about a different situation in which a rapper got robbed and has chain token stuff.


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[Assistant] And there's, the rapper was saying to me, he's, you know, he was just doing this whole rant of like, you know, when you're 16, 17, like, nah, ain't nobody taking my jewelry. If somebody can't put the pistol to me, I'm ready to die before I give up my chain, blah, blah, blah. And I was sitting there thinking like,


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[Assistant] I might have said some dumb shit like that when I was 16 too, but now I'm 35 and realistically if I was in that exact situation you were in, I would be like, my bad.


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[Assistant] But I mean, the way, the way the situation's playing out, I think that, you know, yeaah, you do have some percentage of people or whatever that are acting like you're a bitch or whatever for that, but I feel like you almost have more people who are acting like the situation doesn't seem right to them. They just think it's kinda silly how it played out.


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[Assistant] The whole silly thing about it too is that if you were some dude who's rolling around with a gun or you were some dude that needed ten of his friends to go to a show or whatever, it's like then you maybe would have had a better chance of avoiding that. But like myself personally, I go to rap shows all the time, me and like one or two of my friends and it's like I'm definitely in a position where somebody could try to punk me, try to do whatever. But it's like at the end of the day, are you so worried about


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[Assistant] It's a degree of just being responsible about your own safety versus like just living your whole life in this completely oppressive fashion, you know?


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[Assistant] You know, honestly, like I've seen that kind of, I've seen a bunch of different situations over the past couple years that I feel like have started to change the way that people think about a video of somebody taking an L. Like the biggest example to me was when X got knocked out on stage and it was just like,


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[Assistant] Really singing this like deep song or whatever. And I never felt like anybody, like really, you know, maybe you saw comments of people fucking making fun of him or whatever, but it never felt like that affected his standings at all.


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[Assistant] Whereas I think in previous generations of rap, it definitely might have. I feel like there's so much, we have access to such information that we just don't think of rappers as superheroes the same way as we used to. And I agree that it's kind of like a good teaching moment in a sense because you get to sit out here and be like, yo, I'm a man. I'm like a humble man that cares about things aside from acting tough.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause I mean I would like to hear his side on why he felt like that was an appropriate response because it seems like such an outsized response to me.


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[Assistant] Right. Yeaah, I mean, so do you see a, I feel like you're the type of person where anything that happens in your life is potential fodder for making a new viral hit. Does this stand out to you as that, or how do you look at it?


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[Assistant] And a lot of times people don't get that these days because the way we listen to music has changed so much in the sense that, you know,


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[Assistant] The other day, my fucking, uh, my wifi was out, so I listened to a future purple, I listened to the future purple rain mixtape, like,


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[Assistant] Ten times over the course of like two days because I just didn't, I couldn't play music otherwise. And I was just like, man, like.


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[Assistant] It's funny too though, because I'm sure that exactly 0% of your 1 million YouTube subscribers give a shit about this. Alright, they might give a shit, they might be concerned, but they're not hating, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean anyone, for the record, anybody who doesn't know that much about the accent is just paying attention to this scenario. Aside from his music, if you were to go check out his interview that we did very recently, it's also a very good, uh, guide.


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[Assistant] That's the hardest thing is for you to like stay so confident in who you are and true to yourself enough that you're able to navigate these seas without losing part of yourself.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know, it is crazy when there's a lot of times when things happen to other people and you're observing it from the outside and then it eventually happens to you and it's like you've observed it happen so many times that you have a completely different perspective on it. Like in the sense that


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[Assistant] I remember at times seeing people lose followers on Twitter or Instagram and thinking like, damn that's crazy. And then it finally happened to me for like a period of time.


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[Assistant] And I was just like, oh, like this, it didn't hurt me, it just was like, oh, now I'm navigating that same shit that I've like watched other people go through, you know?


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[Assistant] So do you feel like there's pressure for you to come really extra hard with your next song just because it probably will get a certain degree of more attention?


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[Assistant] You gotta put the pressure on everybody who posted about the fight situation needs to fuckin' post your new music. Oh yea, for sure. Those are the rules.


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[Assistant] No, definitely. I mean, yeaah. It's crazy to think about, but that's definitely true. Like, yeaah. Blowin' my mind.


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[Assistant] 10 to 15 times. I mean, I'm certainly down because I love doing like a real in-depth hour and a half whatever interview, but then also like just getting to have people pop in and like update us on certain things. Love that too, that's super fun.


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[Assistant] That's very interesting. Uhm, in what way though do you think that they think that you're changing?


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[Assistant] Do you think you're in any way blind to the changes that are occurring within yourself, or do you think that they're just confused?


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[Assistant] And that's why when you see a rapper, and they've been in the game for 10 years, and they still got their OG homie around them, like one guy, two guys or whatever, it is so rare, and it really stands out.


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[Assistant] Like, I remember one time, Joe Budden, before he had this whole, like, renaissance where he came back in the game as a, a podcaster or whatever, at a certain point he went and did, like, this New York radio show, and then afterwards, I saw Peter Rosenberg, and he was like,


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[Assistant] Cause it went very badly. It's actually really good to watch if you ever want to catch up on it. But he was basically like, Peter Rosenberg was like,


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[Assistant] Yeah. I mean, I definitely think you're the kind of person that's going to be able to take any kind of negative energy. Like you can totally, you can imagine a lot of rappers taking this as a wholly negative experience. But then when I think of, as soon as it happened and I was thinking about it, I was like, ah, Dax will be alright. He'll be able to spin this in a good way.


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[Assistant] And then you're already like just showing it in a positive light in the sense that, I mean, we don't think about it that often, but like I remember being a 13, 14 year old kid and getting, you know, getting into fights on the way to school, that kind of shit. And you can only imagine how much more intense it is in like real urban environments where dudes are.


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[Assistant] I think ultimately at the end of the day, you'll end up looking at it as like a positive moment in your career. Like a lot more people found out about me at that moment. That's worth it at the end of the day, you know?


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[Assistant] Much love bro, appreciate you coming through. Ah, my hands fucked up. Wow, oh shit, okay, yeaah, sorry about that. Yeaah, it's all good. Oh damn, you got big ass band-aid and shit. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] You know, you're so close because the twins are. I said, do you guys even look at the, the schedule or the standings and how far back you're? I said, no, August 1st.


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[Assistant] Alright, so we'll do the premature scheduling. We're gonna do, uhm, erasing the... Is this official? Because when we reported this on Channel 3, we said that this was...


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[Assistant] On the table to raise the rates of tailgating. Did they do it officially?


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[Assistant] Here's what I'm surprised they haven't done and maybe I shouldn't even throw this out there because maybe they will.


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[Assistant] It's, it's getting close to what the Tigers did in eighty four. Thirty five and six.


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[Assistant] So what I would do, I like your bet, what I would do is anybody that was significantly under 500, I would lay off. But that defeats the purpose. I know.


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[Assistant] Very good, very good. Bet with bet a bull and win money. I mean, it's just that simple. Especially if you take his baseball plays. Okay, we're going to split the schedule into four quarters like a football game. The first five games will be the first quarter. Six through nine will be the second quarter.


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[Assistant] Uh, and by the way, in your defense, this is one of the most difficult exercises that we as sports supiners can do. Yeaah. Think of the information we don't yet have. Right. I mean the rosters aren't even complete.


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[Assistant] That's correct. So this is, you know, that's why I call it premature scheduling. It is a little bit of an exercise in mockery, but we give it a shot anyhow. Brad, how many did they win?


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[Assistant] They've got four of their first five at home, and here's the significance of that.


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[Assistant] So if you get out to a poor start, it's going to be really difficult to make up ground.


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[Assistant] This is true. And when they did have the good season in 2020, they never really had that stretch where they were, they felt like they were out of it in October.


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[Assistant] I know. You know what's going on. I think G Bush has knocked down his sixth game.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you, you had said you've got six games. Yeah. Brown's organization. Yep. Six. And then I want heads to roll. So if it's a two and four start, but you said yesterday in the text chain, that might be down to five.


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[Assistant] No, 11. It would take more than 11 to get home field. All I want is one home game. All I want is one.


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[Assistant] What scares me most about the way the season starts? I've got them at 9 and 8, by the way. I have them at 9 and 8. What scares me most about how the season starts?


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[Assistant] We haven't, you can't, you can't even mention a five game win streak with anything with this team. They don't know what a five game win streak is like.


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[Assistant] And so, I'm looking at the law of averages. Okay. I'm also looking at the only Brown's quarterback that Joe Burrow has beaten. And he's played a lot of them. And lost to them. But the only one he's beaten is Deshaun Watson.


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[Assistant] You gotta win your first game. Particularly when you're at home. Remember the feeling a couple of years ago when we walked out of


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[Assistant] Because we thought, oh, it's on. It's on, we're here. I remember walking out of there, and I can be the Duke and knee jerk the other way. I'm like, I was with a group of guys and I said, guys, our season just ended in there.


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[Assistant] It was a home game that we were expected to win.


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[Assistant] You now, out of the 15 remaining games, cause that's when there were 16 games, out of the 15 remaining games, you only have 7 left at home.


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[Assistant] And I, the reason I proclaimed the season was over is because I said, I saw our team quit on that turf. And think about it, JUT.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's a self-fulfilling prophecy at some point. Mikey, do your read and then we'll go quarter by quarter.


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[Assistant] 33 years ago. You know what, someone sent this to me the other day, and I'll just read off, I won't read off the record, I'll read off the win totals going back to 99.


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[Assistant] So 33 years. Four. Four times a 1-9 game.


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[Assistant] Well the answer to that, if, if, if the cowboys had the recent success that the Bengals had,


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, look, we take the two. Houston's got zero. The crazy thing is, uhm, week two, we get the Monday night game against the Steelers. And I think the reason they did that one instead of the second time around is because


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[Assistant] They don't know what the Steelers and the Browns are going to be. Things could go sideways for those teams and you don't want to schedule, even though it's a huge rivalry, you don't want a four and seven against a three and eight on Monday night football in November.


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[Assistant] They, uh, you know, came on strong. The Browns did make the playoffs. It, but we know how the NFL goes. You could just as easily take a big step backwards. The Browns did.


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[Assistant] The good thing is, don't you think that Joe Burrow got blindsided by the Browns the last couple of years in their first game? I think there's gonna be a real emphasis on let's bury this hatchet. Let's get rid of this curse of not being able to win in Cleveland. It's been five years.


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[Assistant] See, I think the difference is we feel like we might have that guy. The Bengals know they have him.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't be nine and seven. I'd be seven and nine. I would too. I believe that our defense is going to take a massive leap forward.


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[Assistant] I just do. I think that the difference that Jim Schwartz is going to make with his know-how, his expertise, G. Bush has given us a lot of little nuggets about what this guy is and what he does that's sort of out of the paradigm of your traditional defensive coordinators.


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[Assistant] What you can't have is a 38-10. No, no. That's soul-crushing, you know, that is demoralizing. That's what Tennessee, Tennessee didn't beat us by that much, but the way they beat us and the way our team quit on the field, you knew this team doesn't have it.


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[Assistant] Second game. Second game. What the, the league did the worst possible thing they could have done to the Cleveland Browns. The absolute worst. They put them at home.


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[Assistant] In a game that they will be underdogs against a division opponent and the team expected to win the division.


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[Assistant] And that's why you talk about, so part two of my thesis that the league screwed the Browns.


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[Assistant] Now we talking. Yeah, but you know what? You know, I was reminded of the Saturday Night Live skit when we all said, okay, at the Steelers on Monday night. Now we know what that crowd is going to be and we know that's not going to be an easy game. We all went win, win, win, win. And I wanted to say at the end of it, dubbers.


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[Assistant] Primarily there's going to be a real sense of urgency. And I do think that Deshaun Watson is going to show massive improvement from where he was last year. They better win that game.


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[Assistant] I felt great about the Browns chances of handing Mike a loss. And that's when OBJ had that watch on.


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[Assistant] I would guess that that would be the first game the Browns would be favored in. It is. They definitely have to be favored. I don't have the line. I mean, it depends. At that point, we're two games in. Is someone 2-0? Is someone 0-2? But, like, if Vegas was to set a line on that game right now, I would think that they would have the Browns' light favorite. Okay, week four.


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[Assistant] I mean think of the last couple years we've played them. We thought going into those games that we had a chance.


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[Assistant] I'm going with win, and I'll go so far as to say if that ends up being a loss, then


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[Assistant] The entire foundation that that organization is sitting on will crumble. That's my circle at week.


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[Assistant] And so the reason I brought that up is because you are, before you saw the schedule, you said they got six weeks. To me, that is game six. Week seven, game six. If they lose that and their record is two and four,


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[Assistant] We thought we fixed it, but we didn't. It's still broken. Back to the drawing board.


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[Assistant] And by the way, one of the things that you asked us to do was the hardest part of the schedule and the easiest part of the schedule, right? Correct. Uh, we'll do that after we go through all the quarters. Okay.


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[Assistant] The organization that we know today, the Cleveland Browns, will be vastly different shortly after that loss.


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[Assistant] Yes, see that was interesting to me. If they stay on the west coast, I think they can win this game.


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[Assistant] I think they're better than the Rams, but I think they're going to lose because if they travel back and then they have to go back to the west coast again, I just think that they're going to lose one of those two. And I think I picked them to win the first one because that's the easier one of the two to win.


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[Assistant] That's why our middle chair is empty, by the way. You go ahead and take care of that. Scott Bale's the former Indians pitcher. Pitched for the Indians in the late 80s. I don't think he did into the 90s. I think it was all late 80s.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like a couple years ago, they, uh, they sat their starters. Right, right, right. Two years ago when we beat them in the last week of the season. Uh, do you have what we predicted?


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[Assistant] Well, I think the takeaway there is we're not being flexed into that national four o'clock space.


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[Assistant] And I mean, yes, it's a wide variance. My pessimistic prediction this year is 6 and 11. I can't see us losing if, winning fewer than six games. I think that's our floor. I think realistically,


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[Assistant] I'll tell you this, in terms of national scope and their popularity, it has taken a major hit over the last two decades.


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[Assistant] Man, I'll tell you what, we have the most battered, but at the same time, most optimistic fan base in the history of fan base. I told you them 11 wins, 11 wins. But it's stunning to me. Mikey, add up those three numbers in our main poll.


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[Assistant] It's like over 70% think that this team's gonna win nine games or more.


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[Assistant] Plus there was another 10%, you said, that said more than 11.


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[Assistant] Oh, okay. So basically seven out of ten bronze fans expect them to win nine games or more. Ten games or more. Ten games or more. Man, we are battered and we are, we are so true.


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[Assistant] Cause I do this every year. I start going through game by game and I'm like, that's a win. Win.


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[Assistant] And he was very good last year. And you know what he's gonna have to deal with for the first time in his career? A hostile media.


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[Assistant] He went from the easiest media market to the hardest. Yes. And that's gobbled up players bigger than Aaron Rodgers before.


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[Assistant] I think they killed them with how they started. I don't think they killed them. It's rough. What's the hardest quarter of the schedule? The first one. I have it as the first one too. Skip, go through them all quickly again. I had the easiest one was number three.


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[Assistant] You want to get you talk about an easy schedule for the first five at home. And those include Indy, Arizona, Chicago, maybe a divisional opponent.


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[Assistant] At least you're, at least you're ment, mentally you're in it.


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[Assistant] If you're one in four coming out of that stretch, then in fact you're being.


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[Assistant] Okay, uhm, do your read, and we'll bring Scott in.


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[Assistant] Is, I mean, teams are paying guys 10 million dollars for guys that threw the ball the way you did today.


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[Assistant] Which is where a lot of the players are for the bulk of the year. Uhm, you know, a lot of the guys, you know, the younger clubs train there, play there in the summer.


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[Assistant] It's, it's like you're walking through an NFL.


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[Assistant] It's just incredible, the amount of money that is spent on that and the nutrition end of it. Take us through what the spring, were you in Tucson or were you in Florida?


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[Assistant] Yeah, like the facilities. Because I know the Legends field in Tampa is a beautiful complex. I don't know if that was first.


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[Assistant] I don't know who's for spring training.


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[Assistant] Scott, what were things that I was always fascinated by your career? I always used, you know, I would follow guys very closely when they were in Cleveland, but I would, I picked favorites that I really liked. I just loved your approach on the mound. I loved watching you pitch. So I followed you after Cleveland and then you disappeared.


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[Assistant] I couldn't find you, and I used to get baseball weekly and all of that.


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[Assistant] Is that the same Scott Bales? Like, I mean- It was. You were like gone for four or five years and then- Four years.


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[Assistant] But I'm wondering, uh, Scott, mentally,


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[Assistant] The difference between first and second base, edge to edge.


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[Assistant] Decreased by four and a half inches, which is a lot. When they did that.


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[Assistant] The umpire comes and looks at his book. I think that from now on, when you steal a base, it's at the other team's discretion. If you want to say, I want, I want,


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[Assistant] This is a fundamental rule change. You have to have a winner in baseball. Every game has to end with a winner or loser. In hockey, that's not the case. Yes it is. No it's not.


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[Assistant] And I brought this up with you because I know you're the other seam head that I knew would have a thought on this and it didn't bother you.


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[Assistant] What bothers me is when we get to the playoffs.


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[Assistant] I go back to the, did you watch the world baseball classic, the last at bat?


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[Assistant] What it was at the WBC, because they didn't use the clock rules at the WBC.


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[Assistant] Every single pitch of that At Bat felt like a movie. It felt like, who writes this script?


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[Assistant] I'm feeling, and early on, Karen Shack was our guy, that that clock was ticking and it felt like he was running on a treadmill. But we're seeing less of those now. We are seeing less of those now. But I'm afraid that when we get to the playoffs,


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[Assistant] They're gonna, we're gonna rapid fire through it and instead of letting that drama build and breathe, is that a fear of yours?


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[Assistant] Would you want to go to a Rockies game right now? Not really. So what's your involvement? What is your involvement with the Cardinals right now? I know you say you're back with them.


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[Assistant] Well, no, this is my high school team, but I do believe that, uhm,


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[Assistant] The tournament in Arizona that you said you went out to pitch in, was it in Arizona? Yeaah. I've played in that every year probably for 15 years.


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[Assistant] They do 50s, 60s. Yes, they do. But I think you could dominate still in the 40s and 50s.


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[Assistant] Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's throwing 97 and control for strikes and has a plus secondary pitch. And then we got to get right his own page. And if he got any movement on his fastball, you got to just guess you're just


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[Assistant] Well, the guys that spent their time in the American League with the D8, like, we never knew. Brett Saber, I played in a tournament with Brett Saberhagen and he, first of all, he didn't even pitch. Played shortstop. Played shortstop and played it incredibly well. Just very athletic and hit for all kinds of power.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I know. That's right. That's what we were good at. There were a lot of them on that team. Scott, thanks. We appreciate it. And continued success with the Cardinals. They're going to turn it around. Soon the Cardinals will become the Pirates and the Pirates will become the Cardinals. Scott Bales, I know that a lot of our audience remembers your days here and it's always fun to watch them pitch. All right, great. Mikey, what do we do next?


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[Assistant] They're really gonna put a lot of effort into making this a go-to event in Northeast Ohio as a sporting event. And I hope it does. I want to give Bull a shout out real quick. Guys, encyclopedic baseball memory.


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[Assistant] Did I get Rick Camping right? On the 4th of July, and I knew it wasn't 86 because I loved every one of those Mets games that summer during my internship, and my birthday was 4th of July, and I wouldn't remember if I was


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[Assistant] July 4th, 1985. The Mets beat the Atlanta Braves 16-13 in a 19-inning game.


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[Assistant] of the game. Keith Hernandez hit for the cycle. David Johnson was ejected. The Braves came back to tie the game twice in extra innings, most notably in the bottom of the 18th.


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[Assistant] The game especially highlighted by relief pitcher Rick Camp, a career 0-60 hitter, with no home runs, batting only because the Braves had nobody left to bat, shockingly hit a solo home run on an 0-2 pitch in the 18th off Tom Gorman, to tie the game and keep it going. It's a hell of a memory hit bowl.


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[Assistant] Before the show started, I obviously knew who you were. You had no idea who I was. I saw you a couple of years ago at the Greater Cleveland Sports Awards.


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[Assistant] And I literally was gonna come up to you and introduce myself. And I got close and somebody, I can't remember who it was, maybe the mayor at the time or somebody else, another dignitary came up and, and, and


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[Assistant] Shook your hand and you were in conversation and I didn't want to interrupt.


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[Assistant] Because I didn't know you, I didn't know your sensibilities, how you would, I just wanted to say, you know, I've been a long time fan of yours, you've always represented Cleveland well, I just wanted to say hello. And I never got the opportunity, it was really the only time I'd ever seen you in real life.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm so mad that I didn't do that because when I heard you were coming on board the show, I was like, I finally get to meet the guy, number one. And number two, I'd always heard you won't find a nicer human being. You won't find a better human being. And now I've learned that firsthand working with you as we have.


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[Assistant] Well, you're a go-to basketball expert, uhm, and we're gonna be, this is by no means goodbye. This is, uh, Brad's gonna enjoy some time in the summer where he's only doing one full-time job.


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[Assistant] No, but I feel like I can tell him this now because we are amongst friends. Brad, when you're not here, and maybe he's told this to you first hand, because that's the way Bull is, but when you're not here, he always says this, God, I love Brad, but man sitting next to him is so hard.


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[Assistant] They can disarm the player with their personality, be like, you know.


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[Assistant] And somehow the player doesn't feel like that it was out of hatred, just doing your job.


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[Assistant] They did 14 of those. No offense. I think it's terrible. It felt really flat for me.


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[Assistant] Alright, very good. Appreciate it. Uhm, plans for the weekend. Anybody gonna go out, do something? It's supposed to be nice weather for the rest of the day, but I think rain tomorrow. I'll tell you what I'm gonna do.


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[Assistant] That's what making a game is like. It's easy to start on a project. Progress is quick!


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[Assistant] With every hour you invest into it, features begin to add up and your project starts to take form. You expect to have it done by Christmas. But then, something happens. Things start to slow down.


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[Assistant] You hit unexpected problems. Your deadlines begin to slip, and the full extent of your project balloons beyond your wildest expectations, the end fading out of sight. Well done. You've reached mid-development hell.


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[Assistant] This is a much overlooked part of game development, invisible to the casual observer. It is because of this that so many dream projects fail to become something, despite the developers embarking on it with good intentions. Indeed, this is where my own game, Destruction Darius 2, sits right now. When I look at it, it's pretty much complete.


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[Assistant] But I know that whenever I try to work on it right now, a new problem will suddenly appear and will require a boring day or so to fix.


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[Assistant] This is what sucks the enthusiasm for the project out of your soul, as it begins to transition from an idea into an actual thing. Any illusions in your head about how good it could be are replaced by actual proof of its mediocrity. Not that your game's BAD. It could be rather fun.


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[Assistant] But it never lives up to your expectations. And if it does then you might have been aiming too low in the first place. So what are these unexpected roadblocks? Let me give you an example.


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[Assistant] I recently spent an entire day making it so that the edges of islands automatically smooth themselves out. An entire day!


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[Assistant] If you had asked me at the beginning how much time I would dedicate to such a task I… well, it wouldn't even have crossed my mind.


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[Assistant] It's one of those things that you can't plan for. You just work on a project and it becomes more and more apparent that you'll need to do this bit of boring work at some point. You'll dread it for weeks and months until you finally get around to it.


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[Assistant] Then once you're done you feel all proud of yourself, even though you know that nobody will notice it and will look at you kind of funny if you try talking about it as if it's worth mentioning. I mean that's just one example. You get chicken and egg things as well, like the character creation screen.


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[Assistant] Because you'll need to make the skins to be able to code it in the first place. But you'll only have to redo them later if you botch what they look like now. But you don't want to have to draw the final character models until the rest of the game is finished, because that's when you begin to focus on the art style for the game.


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[Assistant] But you can't reach that stage until the character creation screen is done. What this means is that you'll spend weeks or even months grinding away on the game. People will, hopefully, ask you how you're doing with it. You'll show them and they'll look kind of disappointed and will say something like, oh, it looks the same as it did last time. Which kills you a bit inside, because you know that it's a lot better, and a lot closer to completion.


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[Assistant] Probably. But it's hard to say when the end will be because it's still so far away. So that's what the mid-stage of game development is. A long, hard slog. The addition of unplanned, unrewarding features and unfathomable quantities of bug-swatting. The boring sort. It won't last forever. But it will feel like it will at the time.


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[Assistant] At some point you'll suddenly reach the home-run stage, where progress picks up again and the end goal appears on the horizon. But until then you've just got to stick with it, ignoring the temptations that new and more exciting projects seem to offer. Right now, I'm looking at the time I've poured into Destruction Darius 2, thinking that I could have made a far more exciting game in the time it's taken so far.


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[Assistant] Indeed, I begin to think that these dream projects could in fact have been easier than making this game.


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[Assistant] I'm sick of problems with the replay system, in making a user-friendly campaign editor and in finding ways to combat the cheating that will no doubt happen with the online scoreboards. At least if I tried making Half-Life 3 I wouldn't have to worry about these things and would be left with a far more exciting game at the end of it.


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[Assistant] But I've got to remember that any project will come with unexpected hold-ups. My dream Half-Life 3 project will also no doubt balloon far beyond what I expect, complete with a set of boring problems of its own.


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[Assistant] It's just that until I reach those, I can't see the problems and instead only see the positives of working on such a project. In fact, come to think of it, it's a miracle that I ever finished anything back when new game ideas would leap at me every step of the way.


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[Assistant] And that is why even the simplest of games take so much longer than expected to complete. And even if you do manage to reach that stage, nobody will care. You WILL get shot down by everybody else. Other people will think that your game is simpler than what they could have managed.


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[Assistant] Other game developers can be particularly nasty about this, thinking that just because they're so good at embarking on complicated game ideas that it suddenly puts them above you and your simple finished projects. But it doesn't.


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[Assistant] Every game developer has experience on starting on a project. Very few can say that they've finished them. Even those who do, their finished games don't reflect the full extent of their ability or ambition. They'll likely have far more exciting and complicated ideas that they never finished. These will remain as pipe dreams until they can be carried through that long, hard mid-development slog.


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[Assistant] Occasionally you'll have a really productive day where you feel like you've completed like half of what's left to do on it. You'll alternate between wanting to do that every day, and starting on a new project. As though somehow doing that is going to help you to avoid the middle stages of game development. It won't. It will only delay the inevitable. The solution is simple. Bite the bullet. And do the hard work.


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[Assistant] When it comes to mid-development hell, you just have to keep chipping away at it, day after day, whenever you're sat on a train with nothing else to do, when you're waiting for a friend to come round, or just before you go to school in the morning. Completing your own game is a fantastic and rewarding experience.


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[Assistant] The next one isn't magically gonna be any easier. Mid-Development Hell is your game's ultimate challenge that YOU have got to face. Do it sooner, rather than later. For yourself, and for that wonderful little project that you've already lovingly invested weeks into.


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[Assistant] Don't let it become yet another unfinished prototype that haunts your past.


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[Assistant] With hindsight, I'm not too proud of any other things I didn't finish.


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[Assistant] I could see what they were trying to be, all too clearly in fact. There were always shameless rip-offs that defeated my attempts to copy. I'm sure that the vast majority of these could have been something had I pushed on with them, rather than to hope that I found that magic spark earlier with my next project. In a way, you never truly complete anything. There's always more that you could add. But the games that I stuck with through mid-development hell, perhaps for long enough to get a few levels finished, those, I was proud of. They could be my trophy.


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[Assistant] To finally lay that game idea to rest and to let me move onto other ones, and without that empty, nagging feeling that I should try that old idea again.


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[Assistant] Those are the projects that make their mark on my game-making journey, clearly dividing what came before from what came after on the timeline. Sure, they all have flaws that I'd like to fix, but I guess that wanting to do that is a thousand times better than wanting to start it again from the beginning, right?


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[Assistant] Completed games are an asset, ones that you only get more proud of as you yourself get better and your standards, higher. So when your interest in your project begins to wane, rejoice! Now's your chance to prove yourself.


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[Assistant] Grit your teeth and fight your way through that mid-development hell. Emerge the other side with a game that you can be proud of. Do it. If not for you, then for your future self.


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[Assistant] Members of the Tree of Life Synagogue conducting a peaceful service in their place of worship.


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[Assistant] We're brutally murdered by a gunman targeting them simply because of their faith.


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[Assistant] Okay then, gang. So this marks the end of the series. I really, really hope you've enjoyed it and that you've learnt at least something along the way. Hopefully you all have.


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[Assistant] And hopefully I've also given you a good introduction to progressive web apps and how to make fully functioning offline apps that can be installed onto mobile devices.


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[Assistant] Now we've seen how to do a lot of things over the last 30 lessons or so. We've seen how to create a web app manifest file to specify information about our app.


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[Assistant] We've added our app to the mobile home screen on the Android emulator.


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[Assistant] We've registered and installed service workers for our application. We've pre-cached assets and also dynamically cached assets for offline behavior. So users can still view the app and play around with it offline.


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[Assistant] We've created a fallback page for uncashed routes.


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[Assistant] And we've used Firestore and IndexDB to use offline data and background sync, which is really, really awesome. We've finally deployed our app to Firebase hosting. So we can see this address up here online, and then we've tested everything on an Android emulator to make sure it's all working correctly.


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[Assistant] So there's been quite a lot that we've covered here. There's actually one more thing I want to do and that is to rerun an audit. So let me come over here and make sure progressive web app is checked and run audit. Now I want to do this because there was one check that we weren't passing before. We weren't rerouting HTTP requests to HTTPS.


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[Assistant] So hopefully now you're in a good position to go out and start learning more about PWAs because this was pretty much just the beginning. There are other features that you can bring into your app such as using device features like the camera or geolocation.


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[Assistant] Or maybe sending the user push notifications to reengage them with the app. Now I will be doing another whole series on push notifications and firebase messaging in the future.


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[Assistant] And possibly also on other things as well, such as Workbox, which is really gonna help you when you're creating PWAs and caching things.


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[Assistant] But until then my friends, keep on practicing and hopefully make some awesome PWAs of your own. If you do, feel free to leave the link down below and share it with the rest of the crew.


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[Assistant] Thanks for watching again. I really, really hope you have enjoyed this series. If you have enjoyed it, then please do not forget to share, subscribe and like the videos. And I'm going to see you very soon in the very next playlist that I create.


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[Assistant] And that's how good it is. It is the only naughty person to win ever.


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[Assistant] What's that? Jason Morgan? The academician and the art of killing is getting married? Surgery and all? What? Yeah, I... I do miss poor Charles. No, I wasn't invited to the wedding. In oversight, I'm sure. Maybe it's time to go back. They say that you can't, but...


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[Assistant] I found that there's no place like home.


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[Assistant] It sounds like they understand the issue and they've laid out for the reader all the different ways they approach this issue and that they believe they've got control of this issue.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and I mean, I'm pleased to see that they're doing all this. This looks very thorough to me, and looks like they're on top of it. So, it's been put to me.


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[Assistant] That would like for people to go in the military to acquire the training that you get in the military. Uh, and how we could screen all those people out, you know, is pretty difficult, but there always could be corners of a given organization where people could hide out and not be seen.


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[Assistant] You know, me and him are, uhm, you know, we're tight. You know, we talk about, you know, uh, politics and I give him advice on what he should do in his cabinet. So, he reaches out to me, uhm, sort of like, uh, the Steve Bannon of the Democratic Party. Wow. That's how we go. Yeah.


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[Assistant] That game, what did we learn as we went along in the season when they did the schedule before? We learned that you need teams to play games that matter. Chiefs-Bangles has always traditionally mattered because those teams are vying for what? Home field throughout the playoffs.


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[Assistant] In the NFL, you're gonna lose three or four games that you shouldn't lose. You're gonna lose three or four games that you probably should have won.


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[Assistant] When you look at it traditionally, a couple years ago, one of the best games in the NFL was, was the Bengals versus the Kansas City Chiefs, the Chiefs at the Bengals, right? They needed to get in, Joe Burrow throws for 500 yards, these teams, and by the way, about the whole saving stuff,


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[Assistant] Do you believe, I think this is a thing where they're trying to make Jacksonville be the English, the team there.


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[Assistant] I don't know how I would feel about it if I was a Jaguars fan, but I've always, really, really, really, always wanted, ever since it came out in Madden where you could put teams in Mexico City or Germany, I've always wanted a team in London. I just feel like that's the best way to do it.


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[Assistant] Well let me see, a couple little birdies have already jumped in my inbox. They've already given me what they believe to be leaked information.


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[Assistant] And one of the games that I believe is leaked information is...


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[Assistant] They're saying that they are going to have the Jets playing the Browns on prime time.


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[Assistant] And they're trying to drum up the fact that it's Aaron Rodgers and the Browns melted down in the worst way possible last year against the Jets. Now I saw that schedule, I didn't think that might be a thing, but I didn't want to just keep jumping on the bandwagon. I'm not gonna give you, I'm gonna go with the Jets.


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[Assistant] Uh, and then I'm going to go with the Ravens. And the Ravens is obvious because of Odell Beckham Jr., uh, Lamar Jackson, um, you know, Lamar Jackson is, he got his bag because of Deshaun Watson in his 230. They'll have them both in there talking. But that's a really cool game. That's a cool game. So I got to Jetson now. Real quick.


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[Assistant] I've received, I've received seven different ones in my inbox. As the Duke of knee jerk, it is my responsibility to knee jerk behind the scenes before I do it in public. So I'm having the knee jerk staff look over that stuff with a fine tooth comb. You gotta have, like, here's the reality.


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[Assistant] And there's certainly a possibility of that. I will take it a step further. The Browns have the biggest boomer bus capabilities of any team in the league.


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[Assistant] If, if the Browns, if Deshaun Watson is coming for the first three days, first three or four games, he comes out, you know, hot, like fish grease, it'll set up a conundrum.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's hot grease, bro. That is hot. Uhm, if you set up a conundrum because the mainstream media


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[Assistant] He does not want to talk about Deshaun Watson at all. You can actually, actually see it in the way they write stories. They say dumb stuff like, well, Deshaun Watson is what he is and I'll just put, I'll put the Browns at 25th as the 25th best team because


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[Assistant] No, you just have to come out and say it. You just don't like what the allegations of Deshaun Watson are. Uhm, you can't use 230 anymore. You, you just specifically have to just say it when it comes to that. And so when you look at it, they have...


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[Assistant] Yes, but so here's the thing. So in fairness, they don't have to talk about them, right? If you're not good, they could just put, but if you are now good, now you have to start to think because what will happen is if you got Deshaun Watson playing these games and he's hot and they said, man, after four games, it looked like Deshaun Watson is the real MVP of the league. Deshaun Watson.


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[Assistant] And then, then you have to pivot and say, well, dang, well, we don't got them on TV like that. And the more you don't have them on TV, that, that groundswell starts to happen. You start to get people mentioning it, cause by the way,


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[Assistant] The Browns are very popular when they come, when they're rolling. Yeaah. When they had Baker Mayfield and Odell Beckham Jr., they was on Cowherd and Cowling every day. Well, I mean, well listen to who you story. Listen to who you story.


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[Assistant] Completely off the radar. And then, then they will blow them up and get them out of here. But I will say this, this is the biggest story in the world right here.


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[Assistant] Even if Deshaun Watson is the best player in the game, and he comes out and throws from 5,000 yards or something stupid, and the Browns are demonstrably better, and they are a first round bye type team,


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[Assistant] The story will be, can you give Deshaun Watson the MVP? Because I said it after the allegations last year happened. I think that they will never give him the MVP.


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[Assistant] Can you imagine? Because all that's gonna happen is the Browns have never had a caliber player like that. So what'll happen is the groundswell will be so big and Browns fans do feel a little jaded.


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[Assistant] And then we even had no good playbook or we even was conducive to, we was just play action.


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[Assistant] So here's my thing. So we lost one. So it was two on one. So even if you say two or three or you have given three, I'll give you a reason why you should be, the Browns should be on TV. Last time I checked, they got pretty much a top one, two, three defensive player in Miles Gare, right?


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[Assistant] You do have the best running back in the league, right? Nick Chubb, who everyone loves, right? And you do, we just got done talking about, you got a quarterback that at one point in time,


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[Assistant] That's terrible. When you hear Pittsburgh Steelers, we hear T.J. Watt all the time. All the time. Like, he just pops up.


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[Assistant] And wouldn't you just want to play, like, I would, if I was a regular fan, I would want to see this guy who everybody is talking about that's such a stirring controversy, which is Deshaun Watson. But we're talking about going into the season.


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[Assistant] He's already said, they already got this baked in. If he doesn't play well, this is the worst trade in NFL history.


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[Assistant] You know, Anika, when you look at East Palestine and just, you know, some of the things that's been going on there for four years, uhm, do you think that there is, I would say, uhm, the media and especially the sports media does not really necessarily bring that much light to it. I think a lot of people don't


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[Assistant] And do you think that, um, you know, we should be talking more about the things that happen there, um, and kind of shed light on some of the, some of the different things that are going on and people who are trying to help like yourself.


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[Assistant] So, so Anika, how did you get into that? Are you guys, you know, connoisseurs of spirits? Do you, you know, like wine? Or how did you get into, uhm, you know, just the distribution and creation of something like, uh, fizzy bees?


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[Assistant] Me? On a, on a real note, I think sometimes like,


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[Assistant] I think we won't know exactly what the ramifications of Eve Palinstein, uhm, what that training spill is going to be for years to come.


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[Assistant] I don't want to, I don't throw like, Chernobyl out there or anything like that, but you just never know what the health effects are.


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[Assistant] This was in the mountains of the great country of the Philippines in the 1980s. So don't get mad at me. I'm just saying.


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[Assistant] It's the Miami trip. I'ma say something and this is complete facts. And this is just the way it is.


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[Assistant] So you feel the way you feel about your sports teams based on the way the climate is in that particular sport. We like the Guardians because the Guardians...


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[Assistant] Play in a division where they can not, they don't have to play that well and they're always in contention. They will always be in contention in the central and because they do something well, which is mind pitching and figure out and they got a really good great coach.


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[Assistant] That, you never can be down on the guardians based upon their circumstances. At least not long term. In the long term. In the moment you're a little down.


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[Assistant] Now in football, football is cyclical. It's every different year, there's Jaguars was terrible, next year in the playoffs. Right. So it's the worst of firsts every year, and if you get a quarterback, you can always be in a conversation. That's right. So if the Browns are terrible from year to year, there's always some level of hope. Well, McNuggets in the NBA is different.


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[Assistant] Because in the NBA, you can be a middling team and you can even have Bradley Beale and John Wall and some of these mid guys and it don't mean nothing if you ain't got


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[Assistant] That top, that top tier squad. And as long as these other dudes is walking around, as long as Kevin Durant is alive or LeBron is alive or Giannis is alive, you look at the Cavs as a nice group of guys that could get a three, four seed, but you know when you see a star.


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[Assistant] Like, just become a point guard in the playoffs. And this is what I've been trying to tell people.


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[Assistant] You can be, you can be an imitator or innovator. Now the guys that's doing it on the playoffs, they're doing it in a way we haven't even seen. But that's just a prerequisite to even be in a conversation, Tyvis.


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[Assistant] So it seems crazy that I have, we sit here and we have to prognosticate on Jared Allen.


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[Assistant] When Jared Allen to the re- that self-check, they don't look at Jared Allen as somebody they gotta worry about. No. That ain't-


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[Assistant] That this dude is one of the greatest players to ever touch a basketball of his kind.


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[Assistant] And the move that looks dumb at this point, get rid of Kevin Love for free. Right! Why didn't he finish second?


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[Assistant] And this is why, you know, Tyvis said, you know, with the Warriors, right?


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[Assistant] That's what he said, shoot the ball. So you got Spolstra and you got Steve Kerr and what we've seen over the last old 10 years from those guys being there and this is why I get so, I get, I'm so upset when people say this to me.


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[Assistant] Well, it's not so-and-so's fault. Well, JB, give them some time. When you watch this, when you watch the Heat and the Golden State Warriors, they run their sets. The ball movement is a beautiful sweet science.


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[Assistant] Even the bums, the guys that come off the bench, they come in, moving, moody, moving. It don't matter. It don't matter if the top guys are out. It don't matter if Jimmy Butler is out. They're gonna play the same way.


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[Assistant] Unstoppable. They got about ten dudes off the, in the wave. They got a bench. They got waves of dudes that come in. I'm around. Was it Bruce Brown?


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[Assistant] And we rolled out there, see that's the demoralizing thing about basketball. You can roll the ball out and you can tell yourself all you want that, you know, if I hope and wish upon a star, look man, I'm looking around and these old dudes, due to the fact that everybody is soft now,


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[Assistant] You letting LeBron extend his career. You letting Damian Liller be like, I still can pull up. Like nobody's getting retired.


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[Assistant] Think about that. Nobody's getting, LeBron is a hundred years old and he's like, man, I'll play forever. Y'all so soft and y'all don't want to lift no weights. I'm going to tell you in front of your face, I'm going to play with my son. And that's, that's how we gonna move. What? You have to bet every dime you have.


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[Assistant] I'ma get, give me the signs, uhm, cause they got, you know, him, Devin Booker, it's Chris


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[Assistant] I'mma take the signs. Uhm, yeaah, I'mma take the signs.


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[Assistant] That just go- you know what- you know what's so crazy? Is it just goes to show you that like


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[Assistant] Even when you got a quote unquote super team like the Celtics.


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[Assistant] And by the way, Adam Silver is the real winner in this whole thing because he's going to come around and tell y'all, everybody said that our product was down. But the play-in, we got an eighth seed that's about to be in Eastern Conference Finals.


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[Assistant] No, but didn't you play a power five team? No. You had to play somebody for the Pac-12. Pac-10, SEC.


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[Assistant] Players do not like Chris Paul, bro. They do not like- I heard they don't like Trey Young. You don't like him neither.


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[Assistant] We can't say it like this, but we, we even found out something about the, uh, call it company championship. You know, evidently they're going to have us on site. Well, maybe we don't know. We don't know that.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I guess I come out of, like, from this angle. I have yet to see a team so weird, like watching the Guardians is a weird, like, existence.


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[Assistant] Because you have a guy like Shane Bieber who's like Cy Young.


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[Assistant] But it's almost like he's like a dead man walking. It's like when people say, hey, is he going to get back to Shane Bieber? You know, let's get him back to his velocity. And to me, sometimes I'm just sitting here and saying, but in the back of my mind, I know he's not going to be on this team. It's almost like.


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[Assistant] See that, that's the thing I don't get. I can't, I can't under, I don't, I can't understand always, always, you know.


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[Assistant] Because this is where, where I go back and forth with people.


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[Assistant] Do you believe that you can, when you watch this team, right, do you believe and you look at it and you say, given what the roster is today, I know if they can win or not.


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[Assistant] Today, including guys that are hurt or like- No, include- The current active roster- The current active roster, do you believe that you've seen enough where you say- No. No, I don't- They cannot win the World Series.


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[Assistant] You know, you know, is heavy statistically or heavy analytics, uh, that baseball is. I'm surprised people have not.


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[Assistant] And that was an even, it was a pretty even series. You know, so what I, last, I think last year I was like, is that an anomaly? Or will teams say, okay, you can potentially bring it that way? Are there other ways to win?


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[Assistant] And there's no book on him, so. That's true. Like, they can get up there and be like, yo, who's this kid? Right, right. Yes. Go ahead, Mike.


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[Assistant] Jean, what are you, what's your thoughts on this? So this is so layered. There's so many layers. Oh yeaah. There's so many layers. So, as you do, use some of the looking.


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[Assistant] So, you know, just to give you context, it says, uh, the girl and some other high school friends became aware of a party was being thrown into house just a block from San Diego State campus. The group let themselves in for a back gate witnesses interview from their party, including two other girls.


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[Assistant] Uhm, friends which whom she arrived with said, uh, she didn't appear to be drunk at the time. Other witnesses said that the girl was telling people she was 18.


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[Assistant] So, so I've always said this, and I think it's dangerous, uhm, that when people say, you know, you just have to believe all people. When you talk about somebody's life,


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[Assistant] I don't understand why adults don't have the, the patience or foresight.


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[Assistant] You, we have to, this is a perfect example of, sometimes the circumstances can look a certain way, and the climate can be something, and then you just move to make a judgement on somebody, and then that person becomes that forever. Now, think about it, like, you know, he was cut, now instead of saying, can he play the game, you're thinking as a team,


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[Assistant] Do I want to answer some reporter's questions about whether or not we're sensitive to women and sexual assault by bringing him in? Because at the end of the day, even though this is a thing where it looks like he's being exonerated, you will still have people that say there's a million other punters.


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[Assistant] Why bring that guy in to answer these questions? And that shouldn't be the case.


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[Assistant] For sure. Because here's the thing I have to tell myself too. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Sometimes, you know, as being, you know,


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[Assistant] Being a minority, you have to go over and above to prove certain things to get the benefit of the doubt. And I had to tell myself,


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[Assistant] Alright, you got Perryon Winfrey. He's under some cases. You've had Kareem Hunt. He had some opportunities, did some things that we know about. Then we all know what the Deshaun Watson story is.


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[Assistant] I can't say I'm going to eliminate your ability to earn a living just because of what somebody allegedly said you did and it proved to be false. Right.


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[Assistant] I don't have a problem, you know, the Browns come out and give them an opportunity like any other team gives them an opportunity. But I will say there needs to be certain accountability for people who are saying certain things. And I'm going to say this and I'm going to be very specific. If you


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[Assistant] If someone claims that sexual assault happened,


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[Assistant] And they are not being accurate or truthful about that. There needs to be accountability against that person as well.


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[Assistant] Even if you're a politician or listen, everybody deserves a date in court to defend themselves. I don't care. I don't care if you got the, you're the worst person in the history of mankind. You deserve an opportunity to go through the process to defend yourself. And we talk about what America is and what America ain't.


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[Assistant] That's part of America. You get an opportunity and you'll say, in front of your peers or in front of a judge saying, this was a decided story and this was that, I don't think people should be canceled or internet canceled because somebody said, hey, I'm not going to rest your judgment.


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[Assistant] So I don't think people should be rushing to judgment to condemn them. And then also condemn the people who aren't running around with it.


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[Assistant] He wasn't there when this, like, election incident happened. So that's how hard it is to, that, this is the point. Because every single time we keep saying, is he supposed to be in camp?


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[Assistant] So there's a discrepancy about that. So either way, Tyvis, you just, you just.


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[Assistant] It's hard, you know, you tell athletes and that's just one of the downsides, I think, in being an athlete is you don't think about it like this. Gotta be careful, gotta be smart. You have to be pinpoint in what you do.


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[Assistant] I think we missin' a couple guys. I think, you know, you got like Demetri Felton. He's still there? He's still there. I mean, they wanna give an opportunity to some of these young dudes. Like, I just think that they, like. It is a young man's position. Yeah, it's a young guy's, like, if they was gonna do that, they would've kept Kareem Hunt. And for me,


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[Assistant] I just keep coming back to it. I just don't know if those guys are going to be huge.


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[Assistant] You know, I don't know, I don't know exactly how much he has left. I remember watching him get injured, playing all them years on turf and just being through it. He might not have much left in the tank. And then he's a kick returner. I mean, he was a return. His body was on special teams. I don't know how much he has left to me.


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[Assistant] I haven't seen him play enough to know if he's any good. I'm gonna keep it real. I think, I think the way the Browns run the ball, anybody can get money off. Like, you gotta think about it. That's not true. De'earness Johnson looked like one of the greatest running backs I've ever seen. Well, but that was just one game. He did look great in that game though.


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[Assistant] So Nick Chubb, how many yards last year? 1500?


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[Assistant] I don't remember the exact number, somewhere. Oh yeah, 1500.


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[Assistant] I thought you was talking about 3. I'm not even going to talk about the Batch no more. They moving to the 8 anyway. I like, what's the name? Give me Jerome Ford. I think he got home run hitting. I'm going to roll with him. I'm going to roll with him.


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[Assistant] Yeah, then go sign Zeke out. And by the way, it's not even the same because Zeke is not faster than Nick Chubb. No, no, no, no. No explosiveness. Like, he's just goal-line. That's what we were saying. He's like, we can only use him on a... But he's a power-back like Rich Chubb. Yes.


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[Assistant] Our community was devastated with this attack, with the senseless slaughter of 11 people. The entire community was affected.


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[Assistant] The Bronova, the entire Pittsburgh community was devastated.


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[Assistant] These are posters that are up at various parts of the city. Fires, posters, stickers. This week in particular, we've seen an increase.


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[Assistant] Casualty bags in each one of our synagogues and schools. There's tourniquets.


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[Assistant] There are compression pads. There's wound packing material.


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[Assistant] In 1933, the Public Works Administration began to build public housing. And the important thing to know about is that it built segregated public housing.


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[Assistant] In cities across the country that had never known segregation before.


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[Assistant] The Federal Housing Administration subsidized single-family homes.


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[Assistant] Outside central cities for white families only.


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[Assistant] So poverty became even more concentrated, making low income


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[Assistant] Now we are sitting by the lake that is just about 100 meters from our new house.


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[Assistant] That song always reminds me so much of the spring, because one year before my grandpa died, he gave me his accordion.


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[Assistant] I guess I said it almost as a joke because I had never played before and I had no idea how to play even the simplest song. But I took it seriously, I felt that I really wanted to learn that song.


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[Assistant] So, I practiced every evening, and I don't know notes, so I just listened to the song and tried to find the right keys, and after a couple of months I knew how to play it.


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[Assistant] But every spring and summer I like to take the accordion outside in a beautiful evening like this and play the song.


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[Assistant] Love, love, love this time of the year. Everything is waking up and...


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[Assistant] For the first time in a really long time I feel very free right now. And that's because we have been gone through a lot of work for many months and it's now finished in a way.


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[Assistant] And we just wanted to finish it. We just didn't want anything else to take up time. So I decided to just go with that and just work until we finished.


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[Assistant] And now in May, it's like a new chapter begins.


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[Assistant] A chapter that we have been longing for for so long.