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[Assistant] She's just like a little baby to me, okay? I have similar feelings for Luca. Like there's just little babies that deserve all the love.


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[Assistant] And appreciation in the world cause they're like so sweet. Like Kagami like legitimately just wants to be Marinette's friend. She just wants a friend. That's all she wants. She just wants to be accepted and not treated like a freak. So like it breaks my heart to see her so sad. I mean like maybe I just don't deserve friendship. It's like.


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[Assistant] Sweetie, yes you do, like I'm so sorry.


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[Assistant] Uh, and then the, oh my gosh, hello, the song? Hello, the song! There's a song! Like, what the hell? We had Adrian singing a song, and it wasn't in a Christmas special, so that was kind of crazy. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I know this show didn't say anything about singing, so it is not your fault.


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[Assistant] And honestly, you're doing a good job, and like, it's not bad. I just...


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[Assistant] I don't know if you're telling people not to put any like autotune on your voice, but I think if it's like an artistic choice that the production company is making, the voiceover dub company is making, I think they should put a little bit of autotune.


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[Assistant] More. Just a little bit more. And I think it'd be much better.


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[Assistant] This cat is all alone tonight song or whatever it is, cat in the night something.


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[Assistant] Uh, this is rough. It's really rough. This one not so bad though, not so bad. Bryce again.


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[Assistant] That's all I was saying though. I'm done. I'm done. I'm not trashing. I'm not trashing. I'm just asking a solid question. That's all. That's all. Uhm, but yeaah, so.


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[Assistant] Her feelings, like just write it down.


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[Assistant] Or, or, record yourself doing it. Record yourself doing it. Like, lol. Tell Alia.


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[Assistant] To record you saying it randomly, have her kiss you off guard and then you can just play it in front of Adrienne and then you said it, congrats.


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[Assistant] Cause like you'll start like getting used to hearing it. You'll start getting used to dating him and it won't be so like nerve wracking cause you get used to each other. You get comfortable then.


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[Assistant] And I think that's what she needs to do. She truly wants to be with Adrian, and Adrian wants to be with her now, so it's like...


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[Assistant] Everything's new and different. You don't want to upset each other, but like, just like, get comfortable. Just get comfy and it'll be fine. So, I did like this episode a lot. Uh, felt like we, like, did not see Plague. Did we?


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[Assistant] Actually, now that I think about it, I think we like, never saw Plague. Plague did not talk in this episode at all. I'm like, faaarely certain. Uhm, I'm trying to think of anything else.


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[Assistant] I'm curious the Laila side plot stuff.


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[Assistant] Oh, Mr. Roogie. Oh my gosh. Yes, the last bit. I almost forgot to talk about that. Uh, Mr. Roogie.


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[Assistant] We know she's working with Gabriel and help with the rings and stuff.


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[Assistant] But what I'm curious about is her alluding to doing everything and that she can take away things from him, which makes sense because she can take the tech away, but she is implying that she gave him


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[Assistant] And what exactly is happening?


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[Assistant] And why, what, what did she hope to gain? I mean, yes, she got to make this product and sell it. So is it really just money that's motivating her? Or is there something else that is motivating Ms. Tsurugi?


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[Assistant] And I, cause I just feel like she needs more motivation than just money. Cause she owns a tech company.


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[Assistant] Maybe they were going under and then he promised to help her, but I feel like there's something more to it.


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[Assistant] So curious about that. I don't know if we'll get all the answers we want this season.


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[Assistant] But I am very curious to keep learning, cause at this point we have...


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[Assistant] I think there's like 14, 14 or 15 episodes left. Cause I believe we go up to episode 27 this season, if that's still the correct number. I believe there's like 26, 27 episodes and the last part is like a two-parter most likely.


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[Assistant] And what will happen? I feel like we've had a couple things in the background with like the resistance group. Lila's kinda lying in like


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[Assistant] Like, kinda getting involved in things, so I would assume she'll have her moment where she gets akumatized again.


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[Assistant] Uh, we had the super intense moment of Gabriel getting the, uh, ladybug miraculous.


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[Assistant] And almost getting the destruction one. Uhm, but I'm curious because as of this point, we've seen a lot of the Miraculous used.


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[Assistant] And thankfully the most dangerous miraculous is the time travel one. At least I think so. Uhm, we got that out, so.


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[Assistant] Uh, fluff is good, solid, off. We don't have to worry about that one anymore. But I think the second...


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[Assistant] Second most dangerous one is the wishing of any power thing. Or I shouldn't say wishing, but.


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[Assistant] Getting any power you want that's not already used by the miraculous, it is dangerous, but you need to be clever enough to use it.


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[Assistant] Third I think is the Snake Miraculous, which...


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[Assistant] Gabriel does have. Does he just not use it?


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[Assistant] I guess that would make episodes very complicated, wouldn't they? Or, he is using it and we don't.


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[Assistant] No, he's using it cause for us it's a single string of time, but for him he's going back constantly.


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[Assistant] And we're not seeing him, like, be like, you know, like, healthy, but like, he does. He's not using it. Why isn't he using it?


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[Assistant] It's very odd to me that he's not. I feel like it would be very helpful to his case. And, uh, excuse me.


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[Assistant] We also are seeing him give it to other people too. Hmm.


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[Assistant] Granted, most people only have one alliance ring, so you know, take what you can get.


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[Assistant] Yeah, very interesting. I was trying to, I just kind of thought of like, what are the worst miraculous? And yeah, fluff was the worst one. It's gone.


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[Assistant] Definitely the Any Power one is really, really dangerous, and then Snake.


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[Assistant] Past that, like, there are ones that are bad for us, but not...


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[Assistant] Really over the top and dramatic and the story is a little out of hand, but I like it. It's fun, I guess. So, thank you guys so much.


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[Assistant] Aubrey McClendon was a great visionary. He was a bigger than life individual.


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[Assistant] He believed that natural gas was the fuel of the future, and that's, he called it that all the time.


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[Assistant] An association or an organization just focused on the gas opportunities out there. So we started the Clean Skies Foundation.


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[Assistant] We really wanted MIT in particular because they had been the authoritative source testifying before Congress on all these other energy.


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[Assistant] And we thought we want the gold standard and we said, we believe this is the next big thing.


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[Assistant] We made our case that it was a valid emerging issue that they could add credibility to and then, uhm, and then they accepted it.


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[Assistant] Whenever there's a transition of power in Washington DC, there's a great deal of talk about a change in the culture as well.


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[Assistant] Methane emissions are a very important greenhouse gas that needs to be addressed. It's just that


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[Assistant] Methane emissions from the oil and gas industry are actually a minority of methane emissions. There's some very, very tough problems.


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[Assistant] Uh, agriculture, dairy farms, enormous methane emitters. Fortunately, in contrast to carbon dioxide, uh, methane has a relatively short, uh, lifetime in the atmosphere. Uh, that doesn't mean one should ignore it. It means that one better eliminate new emissions.


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[Assistant] The point is, we always believe in transparency. And so that's, yeaah.


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[Assistant] No, I think it's come much more into focus, uh, uh, recently. Uh, we were concerned about, uh, about leaks, but I think the...


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[Assistant] The quantitative scale of the issue has become more clear in recent years with better measurement devices, including atmospheric measurements, which are now becoming much more commonplace.


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[Assistant] We're gonna have to do a substantial movement away from the key fossil fuels of coal and oil particularly.


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[Assistant] The statement that came out of the IPCC said, look, humans are the main cause. And that turned out to be very controversial.


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[Assistant] It says, the US was represented by Clinton gore carryovers with aggressive agendas. And so he offered his thoughts on what should be done.


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[Assistant] Exxon just didn't like the science that was coming out, and so was basically calling for a complete


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[Assistant] ExxonMobil tried to control the discussion in the United States and then put off the problem. We'll make our profits now and we'll slowly change, but we won't do anything.


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[Assistant] Urgent enough as the science was indicating.


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[Assistant] Directed to Lee Raymond as chairman and chief executive, but copied to everybody else.


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[Assistant] Dear Mr. Raymond, while my departure may be satisfying to ExxonMobil, I can assure you that this will not make the scientific challenge of climate change and its impacts go away. That 150 countries unanimously agree about the science of this issue is not because of some green conspiracy.


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[Assistant] In summary, we regret that you apparently don't understand the company's actions and activities related to this complex issue.


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[Assistant] Possible human induced climate change is a long term risk that we at ExxonMobil take very seriously. They had to write something.


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[Assistant] Lee Raymond is here. ExxonMobil is having a record year in 2005. His career has been a remarkable financial performance. He retires at the end of this year. Welcome back.


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[Assistant] ...impose the extensive, completely unnecessary requirements that are largely unrelated to the safety of the procedure itself.


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[Assistant] I use the Turn Trap Law to refer to a law that singles out abortion from all other medical procedures that are in every respect the same.


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[Assistant] And treats them differently. And burdens them. I mean, it's basically like, let's pick on abortion.


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[Assistant] The reason that that's so difficult is that generally it is virtually impossible, if not impossible, to get admitting privileges.


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[Assistant] Don't want to give admitting privileges to doctors that don't live there. I mean part of what they want in terms of giving admitting privileges is to have the doctors


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[Assistant] Serve the hospital in some way, whether it's doing emergency room rotations or things like that.


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[Assistant] The striking thing about the admitting privileges requirement is that it really serves no function because the clinic is already required.


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[Assistant] To have a transfer agreement with a hospital 15 minutes away, under which the hospital will accept the patients of the clinic in an emergency and treat them. And the clinic has this transfer agreement. So there already is in place a mechanism to deal with emergencies. Madam President, we have a quorum.


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[Assistant] The state of Mississippi really thinks that abortions would be safer in hospitals.


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[Assistant] Obviously they're not doing that. The anti-choice activists aren't doing that. The state's not doing that. Because their motive is not...


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[Assistant] And it's not at all clear what kind of burdens one has to show.


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[Assistant] Uh, to be able to convince a court that this, that the law is going to be harmful enough to enough women that finally the court will say, okay, enough. We can't impose this particular burden.


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[Assistant] We withdrew from the one-sided, horrible, horrible, economically unfair, close your businesses down within three years.


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[Assistant] Worked on many presidential races and around presidential politics. That was the first year where we really saw climate change as something that American voters really wanted to hear from candidates on.


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[Assistant] It was interesting because we were not necessarily having a debate about whether or not climate change was real. It was really how collectively can we make a meaningful contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions across the economy.


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[Assistant] When somebody's business model is deeply, uhm, affected or felt to be affected, there are always going to be well-funded interests that make the case. Don't take any action. Do not regulate us.


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[Assistant] Doing something for the first time, taking advantage of this new resource, you don't always know what you don't know. And over time, what we learn is very, very scary.


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[Assistant] McDonald's wants workers to spend some of their golden years at the Golden Arches, the fast food giant partnering with AARP in an effort to hire older employees for everything from morning shifts to management roles. McDonald's hopes to fill 250,000 jobs nationwide by this summer.


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[Assistant] Just this summer, a federal appeals court struck down the federal partial birth abortion ban.


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[Assistant] And in so doing, it's said explicitly in its ruling, because the act does not contain a health exception, it is unconstitutional. Period. Pro-lifers could go back and put in a health exception.


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[Assistant] Or they could do what they've tried to do, which is to gamble that there will be a change on the Supreme Court and that the new justice won't care about the health exception. So we might find out in the parental notification case that John Roberts doesn't care about the health exception, in which case perhaps he will uphold the federal partial birth abortion ban as is.


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[Assistant] You caught me lacking at the gas station, huh? Well, let me tell you. Today, we're driving all the way down to Long Beach. Uh, there's a kid named Stupid Young from down there, and he's gonna take us all over the east side. Basically, he's got a lot of videos that have been going crazy on WorldStar. He's definitely like an emerging new talent out here in the scene.


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[Assistant] So, you know, he's got a different way of life and everything down there. So I figured let's hop on the highway. Let's head on down to Long Beach and just find out how he's living.


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[Assistant] You know, so much history is happening for him and it's crazy too to like, to see so much of like how people really live out here. Like you see the front of the houses but you don't know that they got their own fucking world in back, you know?


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[Assistant] This is where the infamous VIP Records with Snoot Dogg made famous in the Who I Am video, uh, this is where it is now, it's a 7-Eleven, uh, which is too bad, but I guess record stores come and go, but I guess you have some history around here?


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[Assistant] First off, I gotta point out that Stupid Young is in a very high risk situation because of both the gang unit and rival gangs in this area, but I just had to hop out because I seen this shirt. Look at it.


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[Assistant] I mean, apparently, we didn't realize this, but look, VIP Records is still alive and well on the other side. They just lost that bigger space. But they got, they got ill ass t-shirts outside though, so it's all good.


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[Assistant] That dude was cutting his hair with a little plier thing or whatever. That's... You see a lot of stuff out here that I didn't even know that existed. He's holding it down.


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[Assistant] If you can't do that, then go for a swim before you talk.


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[Assistant] I wasn't abandoned, because I was a burden. I felt relieved when I found out about that. She didn't marry or have kids. That makes this easier to bear.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you've been chasing him since I first saw you. You treated him better than you treated me.


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[Assistant] You went to me when you did naughty things, cause you didn't want me to find out. You didn't hit or yell at him, but you did that to me.


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[Assistant] You don't believe me? Your eyes lit up when you saw Link shout like they were little glowing lanterns. You couldn't stop talking about him. In your mind, he's perfect.


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[Assistant] You know, I finally believe you don't have crush on Chuangbei. You proved me wrong.


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[Assistant] I know about that. They went there to have hot noodle soup.


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[Assistant] Not really weird. They're both old now. Why would they be together?


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[Assistant] Don't use your tactics. If you want, you can do that in front of Ling Xiao. I don't have time for this.


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[Assistant] Because no one would buy the desserts. But the fast food I made, is doing well.


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[Assistant] But mom, first we gotta say yes! Hahaha, okay, okay.


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[Assistant] We got Jake Sealy. He pulled up from a fucking Boston or something, I don't even know. My boy Julian. Weird, but he's here.


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[Assistant] Oh, oh, oh, oh no. Oh girl, you need to get him like now.


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[Assistant] Beep, beep, beep. The horn on the bus goes beep, beep, beep. All through the town.


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[Assistant] Ay, blow so cold and never thug. Bitch, it's just frozen.


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[Assistant] That's the grand hustle, I push weight, that's grand muscle. Y'all ain't even got the man muscle. That's not a common thing, but he real betrayed on though.


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[Assistant] Don't be upset. When people are angry nothing good comes out of their mouths. I know that.


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[Assistant] All mothers are the same, wherever they may be. However much you dislike your son's girlfriend at least, you should try to be nice to her. They've only been together for a while. Things between them are heating up.


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[Assistant] Well that's understandable. That Li Zhenzhen isn't great. She didn't try to please you and that's fine. But she told on you and provoked Ling Xiao to


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[Assistant] If they're going to be married one day, you'll forever lose your son.


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[Assistant] Like, absolutely incredible, and I am so grateful that you guys are willing to join me as I try to expand and improve on my videos. Uhm, especially with the impossible let's play stuff. Now, I know a lot of people, or not a lot, but some people were like, oh no, you're hurting your self-reviews, we don't want this. I would never do anything that actually puts me in harm's way, while not


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[Assistant] That you guys have given me the opportunity to do this and you've given me the resources necessary to explore these different things that I can do and collaborate with these amazing people that I am so honored to work with and


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[Assistant] You know, it just means a lot to me that you guys are there for me every day.


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[Assistant] So thank you guys so much for everything that you've done for me. Truly.


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[Assistant] And, and also just to be honest, it'll be really good to see my friends again, because it has been a long time since I've been able to hang out with them. I've been chatting with them online and texting them, but...


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[Assistant] You know, I came out to LA and I've been working non-stop. Every single moment of my life has been, you know, all about work and I really can't wait to just have some of my best friends in the world visit me and us just get to hang out again because, God, you know, that's something that I miss doing, being out here, but the opportunities that I get in LA


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[Assistant] Are so great, and I can never forget that. And I can't forget that I'm doing all of this, you know, for you guys. You know, I, I really, really...


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[Assistant] Really am grateful for these opportunities. I've mentioned him before and I've played a few games with him, but I do have a brother that does a webcomic called TwoKinds. Now, my brother has been one of my biggest inspirations for pushing me to do something on my own, and you know, I don't give enough credit to him or promotion for his own website, so you can find a link to his webcomic down in the description if you don't know about it.


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[Assistant] That's gonna be, but, you know, he's always gonna be my best man, so, you know, I owe him a lot, and I owe a lot of people a lot of things, so.


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[Assistant] You can get a whole bunch of free comics. So they asked me to promote these, and I don't usually do promotions or trying to sell you guys things, but this company has been really good to me, and these aren't exactly selling you anything because there is no catch. You just walk in and you ask for the comics and they give it to you for free. So, uh, here they are. They're launching eight different titles across four comic books. So you can see they got, uh, this one called First Daughter.


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[Assistant] That was just something I had to do, because I-I-I really don't like to, uh, run promotions for you guys, but these guys have just been...


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[Assistant] They're just running this thing, they're ad-supported, I think? Kinda like YouTube, you get free entertainment, but you have to watch an ad. But it's just like, there's only like two ads in there, so. It's pretty cool. Either way.


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[Assistant] So thank you guys so much. I cannot wait for my friends to get here and we can all hang out and make the coolest videos for you guys. So thanks again for everything that you've done for me. And as always, I will see you in the next video. Bye bye!


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[Assistant] No, no, I'm, I'm fine. Hey, I just need a second. Sorry, I just put more weight on it than I should.


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[Assistant] Guess it took a woman to talk some sense into him. Looks like Jane broke it up.


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[Assistant] Today's my birthday. Near as I can tell, at least.


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[Assistant] Been keeping track of the days. Been a few times I wasn't sure I'd see my next birthday. Well, you did it. Guess that's, uh, worth celebrating.


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[Assistant] That's, that's right, I'm surprised you remember. Sure as hell feel a lot older. Don't even start with that shit. Got out of college five years ago. Feels like a million years.


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[Assistant] To the loved ones that we've lost along the way. And to the hope that we see them again. Someday. Hear, hear.


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[Assistant] I guess I just wanted to forget about all this shit for like ten minutes. Ten minutes? Man, that's longer than I'd last at this point.


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[Assistant] Could be. I don't know what to say to that.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, it is. You just spend so much time trying to stay alive that you don't get a chance to enjoy living.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, I'm good. If I start the crap out, I'll let you know. Okay, will you do that? It's no trouble.


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[Assistant] You didn't pay me. But if you don't want to go through...


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[Assistant] Hmm, the black station is not far from here, but this tunnel goes the other way. You need to go up to the surface. Be careful, new creatures have appeared there. Nazis.


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[Assistant] What do you do when your industry can no longer exist without creating catastrophes worldwide?


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[Assistant] These are documents from the 80s, the 70s talking about climate change and to only learn about it in 2010 shows that knowledge doesn't necessarily go in a unidirectional fashion. That we lose knowledge, we forget things all the time, both as individuals and as a society.


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[Assistant] There are many people working on this now, and we're getting a better and better understanding all the time. We now know that Shell, for example,


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[Assistant] Had a sophisticated understanding of the climate issue also by the end of the 1980s. The coal industry too.


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[Assistant] So there is a level of foreknowledge by the fossil fuel industry.


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[Assistant] Exxon had an idea of how soon governments would start to act about global warming. The company predicted that policy action would occur around the late 1980s, which it did. So this is really when a huge battle began.


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[Assistant] That funding is often not acknowledged when the results are presented to the public through advertorials that oil companies would take out.


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[Assistant] In big venues like the New York Times, without saying that the industry had paid for the study, or what the limitations of the studies were.


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[Assistant] So it gave an impression that there were independent economists coming to this conclusion.


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[Assistant] When in reality, they were hired by the fossil fuel industry.


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[Assistant] The analysis completely ignored the benefits of taking action about climate change.


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[Assistant] Exxon was not just the largest oil and gas company in existence. It was the largest company period in existence. It did business all over the world. It was enormous. And the resources were gigantic. And it had a very good reputation.


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[Assistant] At the time I joined it, they had a company making word processors. Fax machines.


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[Assistant] There was a new division of the company, Exxon Nuclear, and they had Exxon Solar.


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[Assistant] One of the things that was dropped overboard was a tanker project.


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[Assistant] And by 1984, Lee Raymond was senior vice president with broad oversight for Exxon Research and Engineering. Raymond believed.


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[Assistant] Exxon would always be an oil and gas company. It would never be anything else.


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[Assistant] Hey, aren't you avoiding him? Why did you go to him? Shhh.


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[Assistant] Yeah. My dad is going home today to pack up. My mom doesn't wanna stay home. So I just brought her here. Your dad is going to pack up? What happened?


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[Assistant] Little orange. Mingyu, this is a gift from my mom. Thank you.


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[Assistant] We want to pay you a visit this evening. Is that okay? Sure. I'll let her know.


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[Assistant] Oh, so it's because YOU talked to him.


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[Assistant] That's not a good idea. We don't want to seem unprepared, do we?


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[Assistant] For the housewarming meal, instead of Li Zhenzhen and the others, you invited brother's female colleague. What were you trying to do? Why? I can't invite your brother's female colleague? In fact, I think Li Zhenzhen isn't really that unpleasant.


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[Assistant] Ling Xiao would be unhappy about it. You'd argue again. You want my brother to be happy, don't you? Buy some drinks too.


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[Assistant] Let my brother live his life the way he wants to. Mom, stop pushing him, please. Are you done talking? Are you buying them? Should I buy them?


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[Assistant] Hello, Little Orange, remember me? I'm your brother's colleague. Oh yeah, Dr. Feng, come in please. Thanks. Come in. No need to change shoes. Hello, Ms. Chen.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, I'm going to the hospital to visit Cho Wukwung's dad. I will get the photo for you. Just go to the studio, okay?


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[Assistant] Well yes, it doesn't matter. I'm used to it anyway.


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[Assistant] The money you sent me is in discard. The password is the first six digits.


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[Assistant] My dad taught me not to take other's things.


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[Assistant] Where's my photo? Tell me, Sucho, do you always feel that I've really abandoned you?


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[Assistant] Not really. Besides, you don't love me anyway. I understand.


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[Assistant] Yes, you're my biological father, but you never raised me. You only met me when I was 18. It's not realistic to say you love me. Perhaps I'm just someone to pass down your bloodline. Since I didn't take your name, you abandoned me.


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[Assistant] Save it. We have different philosophies. We have nothing in common.


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[Assistant] Because you always make deals with me. You pay me to take your surname. I asked to help to find a photo, and you want me to visit your father. We see differently. Too many grudges. We can't even begin to trust each other. We're always on guard. Sucho, I just want you to be an obedient son. My dad never asked me to obey him.


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[Assistant] But this time, I saw another side of you. You love your father. You're successful. You give your father many reasons to be proud. Otherwise people wouldn't come to visit and attend to him.


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[Assistant] Being your biological son isn't that bad.


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[Assistant] I hope your father will recover soon. As we agreed, you find a photo for me and I will visit when I have time.


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[Assistant] If that's all I should go. About my photo?


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[Assistant] But now, all around the world, children vanish by the sea, kidnapped. And so I return, in fear of what I already know. Someone is making new little ones, continuing my work, my sins.


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[Assistant] This man Sinclair, he is an ally, and we'll guide you to Elinor. Goodbye Herr Delta. And good luck.


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[Assistant] You see now why I let the machine speak for you, Mr. Porter. We needed a voice that would be familiar, comforting your own.


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[Assistant] Wow. So much for taking the subway down to the bugle. Guess I'll just have to fight my way through it.


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[Assistant] You Avenger guys are really great at making a mess.


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[Assistant] I always knew there was a real buzz around your name, Tony, but this is taking things a little too far. We've gotta shut off the power.


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[Assistant] Like I have time for that. I've got a trigonometry exam tomorrow, my aunt needs me to pick up a dozen eggs, and I'm drowning in eggs.


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[Assistant] The web? Yeah, it's a job and a hobby.


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[Assistant] You could record it with your smartphone, JJ, if you could figure out how to turn it on.


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[Assistant] Oh, such cruelty. You couldn't wrap me in a paper towel and toss me out the window?


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[Assistant] Then let's try to figure that out. We've got to. Because...


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[Assistant] Wow, getting a visitor pass around here is grueling.


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[Assistant] Legolas! Ha! Can you and the other Avengers track him down? I gotta do dishes, homework, explain to my girlfriend why I am always, always leaving her waiting at coffee places. I mean, my life is really hard.


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[Assistant] No, you're not the only one that can fly. Compliments of Mr. Nick Fury and Sheeran.


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[Assistant] That implies that we're really going to get a significant change a few decades downstream.


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[Assistant] I do think that scientists have a moral obligation to point out the implications of their findings and try to do it as clearly as possible.


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[Assistant] My basement looks like a trash bin and a fire hazard, but nevertheless, I knew that having access to original documents that were, in my view, critical to certain decisions being made would be enormously valuable.


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[Assistant] I'm Terry Yossi, I'm Vice President for Health and Environment at the American Petroleum Institute.


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[Assistant] I want to say API at that time was tremendously influential.


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[Assistant] It was a chief lobbying organization for the petroleum industry and had representation from some of the major oil companies, Exxon, Mobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, companies like that.


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[Assistant] By early 1989, the newspapers, the television networks were bombarding the API with questions such as, well, what do you think of Hanson's testimony?


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[Assistant] What is your view of climate change in general? What do you think needs to be done about climate change? Terry, what do you make of all of this?


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[Assistant] Global Warming, the Knowns and Unknowns by Terry F. Yossi, American Petroleum Institute.


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[Assistant] There is scientific consensus that the atmosphere is changing due to human activities.


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[Assistant] There are three schools of thought that characterize the scientific and public debate over global warming. The first is that a crisis exists.


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[Assistant] And that immediate measures are needed to ameliorate it through strong government actions.


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[Assistant] The second school of thought is that the problem will go away by itself.


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[Assistant] The third school of thought, and one that reflects API's present thinking, was expressed by a scientist named Patrick Michaels in a recent article in the Washington Post.


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[Assistant] Our policies, noted Michaels, should be no more drastic than the scientific conclusions they are based upon.


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[Assistant] Pat Michaels was not a major voice in the scientific community on climate change, but I think he was primarily useful to the industry as an external voice of doubt, creating more skepticism about policy makers taking action.


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[Assistant] In that vein, API must become an active participant in the scientific and policy debate. We are well on our way to doing that.


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[Assistant] We must make policy makers fully aware of the uncertainty surrounding the global warming issue.


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[Assistant] A contractor to provide communication services.


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[Assistant] I left API in the late spring and I had come over to the Harrison firm. The public relations firm devoted exclusively to environmental issues.


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[Assistant] Communication proposal prepared for the Global Climate Coalition by the E. Bruce Harrison Company.


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[Assistant] I was asked to be a part of the pitch team because I was well known in the petroleum industry.


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[Assistant] It is important for GCC to continue to emphasize the scientific uncertainties surrounding climate change.


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[Assistant] Scientists, economists, academics, and other noted experts carry greater credibility with the media and general public than industry representatives.


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[Assistant] Communication efforts should be directed toward expanding the platform for third-party spokespersons.


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[Assistant] The idea behind a third party is that you form a relationship with somebody who already has some stature or standing.


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[Assistant] Around a particular topic, in this case, climate change, and you recruit that person, you pay that person to give a speech or write an op-ed. The Global Climate Coalition would do the background work of placing that op-ed or maybe editing it.


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[Assistant] When Bill Clinton announced that his running mate was going to be Al Gore, that was very exciting. There was an anticipation of a much greater effort to tackle climate change.


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[Assistant] Senator Gore asked me to produce some quantitative results of how much various energy taxes would reduce emissions.


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[Assistant] It's a tax policy. You don't expect everyone to love it, but the opposition to this particular proposal was very strong, very strident, very aggressive.


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[Assistant] They never proposed another energy tax. It was just considered radioactive.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that was approximately a year or so before I actually uh,


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[Assistant] Uh yeaah, cause that's where I come from. You know I come from the streets, I come from...


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[Assistant] But as more and more scientists are confirming, our world is deficient in carbon dioxide, and a doubling of atmospheric CO2 is very beneficial.


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[Assistant] Oh yea? You know what it feels like to find your own son's body on a wasteland?


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[Assistant] I know it doesn't make any sense. Unless the killer was only using his name.


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[Assistant] Wait, I don't, hold on, clarify something for a second. What do you mean there's a group?


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[Assistant] I just walked out the house. It's ridiculous that some loser can complain about you and get you suspended just for talking trash. I didn't even say anything! I didn't curse anything!


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[Assistant] Or here's your choice right now. I give you, I give you two choices. Here we go. You could sign for those exact stats today, 70% passing, 4,800 yards, 33 touchdown, 7 picks, and a 63.7 QBR. Or option number two, whatever happens happens. Whatever happens happens.


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[Assistant] But there's a, statistically, there are a lot more results below those numbers than there are above. I mean, that's right there is playing it safe. But you wouldn't sign for that. You would go for the- The bigger the risk, the bigger the check. G, you're the same thing?


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[Assistant] That only concern with, with the Browns right now is really


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[Assistant] And it's a small one. No, I think he's fine. I think he's amazing, but I think he's fine.


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[Assistant] I'm just still a tiny bit worried about Deshaun Watson's head.


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[Assistant] I'm not. And is he mentally ready? Now I think he is. All signs indicate he is now. But there's a tiny little part of me that says until I see him be that guy in the regular season, which he wasn't last year, I'm not 100% sure about the mental. Because physically he's great.


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[Assistant] I think Stefanski's at best, you know, at worst, fine. The offensive line's good enough. The skill positions are really good. There's nothing I don't like about the offense.


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[Assistant] We've never seen anything like what he's done. You can't have- How can you say he's the greatest? It's my opinion. I know I'm jumping the gun. You are. I'm jumping the gun. What if he never wins?


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[Assistant] In those days you couldn't blame the quarterback quite as much as you do now. They never put a team around him. He had good receivers, Duper and Clayton, those guys.


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[Assistant] But, he had never had a running game, and he never had a defense. But! Tom Brady did?


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[Assistant] This is no knock at Watson or any other quarterback in the league. I just think...


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[Assistant] Patrick Mahomes has everything that Brady had in my opinion. The smarts, the instincts, all of it. And he's a million time better athlete.


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[Assistant] And I have Herbert there, some people don't. If Jalen Hurts does it one more year, I put him in there too. He gotta do it for two years. And Watson was in that group, and if he doesn't


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[Assistant] Let me just say this. Here you go. When Tyreek Hill left last year, everybody was like, oh, his numbers are gonna go down, he lost Tyreek Hill, and his numbers didn't go down. At all, they went up. He was fantastic. He is...


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[Assistant] Usually non-quarterbacks don't move the point spread. Kelsey, possibly being out, not even definitely, moved that spreading for tonight, a point and a half. For a tight end, it's going to be a point and a half.


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[Assistant] In the snow, like. I hear ya, but to even be in the conversation, he's gotta win a Super Bowl, I think. Come on, Joe? Joe, yeah. Yeah. Mikey McNuggets.


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[Assistant] Ben, it's great to have you with us. I think, you know, the two biggest storylines for the Bengals are both Joe Burrow. One, his calf. Two, his contract. Give us the, the latest on both of those things, if you will.


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[Assistant] Man, I just wanted to follow up on the injury part of this because I said yesterday that if the Bengals thought


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[Assistant] That resting him two more weeks could get him closer to this hundred percent, this mythical hundred percent where no NFL players are once the season starts.


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[Assistant] That they would do it, because they wouldn't risk it. So my assumption, if he plays, is that he's as close to 100% as they think he can get. Is that fair or not?


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[Assistant] Joe Mixon's agent, I thought, I thought, person I thought he was out of line, uh, basically attacked you on Twitter.


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[Assistant] And listen, as someone who's not, you know, I'm actually a Bengals fan, I'm not sure if you know that or not.


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[Assistant] You know, obviously their backup quarterbacks are trash, and if they have to play, the Bengals won't win any games. But, we gotta talk about their backup running back situations.


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[Assistant] It's a lot of question marks behind Nick Chubb, but Nick Chubb's a good deal better than Joe Mixon. I like Joe, and he had a really good year two years ago, but I agree with you, he was lousy last year.


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[Assistant] I don't really trust, I know they drafted, uh, was it Chase Brown they drafted this year? I don't trust any of the guys behind Mixon at all. What do you think of those guys and how they're gonna use them?


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[Assistant] Ben, let's wrap it up with this, and I know Mike's got one for you after, but, uh, obviously,


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[Assistant] For Joe Burrow and Zach Taylor. Zach Taylor's never won in Cleveland.


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[Assistant] Joe is one and four against the Browns. Even if you take out the first year where he's a rookie and they were bad, still one and two. I did win the last game, but it was in Cincinnati.


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[Assistant] Why is it, do you think, that the Browns, in my opinion, have played better against the Bengals over the last few years than, or at least the last two years, than any other team in football? And do you expect that to change week one?


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[Assistant] I think it definitely could go either way. I was going back and forth on this one.


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[Assistant] Uh, cause Jamar Chase has, you know, has had a couple of quiet games against the Browns. He did have a big game last time they played. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] You know, uhm, it's a lot, it's easier for a wide receiver to get, a great wide receiver to get a hundred yards than a, than a, a running back. And the Bengals do have DJ Reid, one of the best run stopping DTs. But, uh, yeaah, in the end I had to go with Chase. You don't think it's close, Divus?


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[Assistant] I mean, I'm leaning towards Watson because he's healthy. That's what I said. You know, I assumed an embedment, an interesting point, like if you look at the Bengals have gotten the last two years when they've gone to the AFC championship game and the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] They've gotten off to bad starts because he's been coming off injuries in the first few weeks have been a little uneven. So it wouldn't surprise me if that happens.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't agree with Tyler saying the Browns have more weapons in the red zone, but. Yeah, that's not true. Yeah, that's not true, but. Why don't uh.


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[Assistant] Tyler Wood's a better player at this point in their career. Yeaah, cause he did more. Yeaah. He got a longer career. Okay, but even in the last...


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[Assistant] Well okay, but Elijah Moore was the number one receiver there his first year and the number two last year. Voidsman was number three. And who was his quarterback?


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[Assistant] I will say if he has to kick a field goal over 45 yards, lock it down. It's a miss. Lock it down. Wow. Over 45? Over 45.


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[Assistant] I'm educated. We should have asked Thomas. Have 53 players, then I'm a single Jewish guy on the team. All right. We need Robbie Gould here. I need a Jewish guy on the team. Let's go. We need one. We need representation for crying out loud.


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[Assistant] The last, the last Jewish quarterback before him I believe was Jay Fiedler.


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[Assistant] Nine of receptions. I got Cooper with seven for one eleven and a touchdown.


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[Assistant] I got a little, I got a little bit of a low scoring game here, even though I've picked some. 21 17. Close. Save the scores.


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[Assistant] Well, he, I mean, he should win that matchup every time. Really? Who weighs more, J.O.K. or T. Higgins? That's a good question.


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[Assistant] Cinco, Cinco. I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, I got


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[Assistant] Miles Garrett has traditionally played well against the Bengals. And he's traditionally played his best football in September. Now this year we need him to still play great in September but also play great in the end of the year.


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[Assistant] By the way, you got, is Justin Fields this year, does he become...


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[Assistant] Well not Hurts, no, I think, personally I think Hurts is a better quarterback than Lamar Jackson.


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[Assistant] I don't know about their offensive line, but they have improved the skill positions.


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[Assistant] Some people make a case for Pittsburgh, you can make a case for...


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[Assistant] By the way, like the Browns, if the Chargers don't make the playoffs, their coach is gone.


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[Assistant] I'll see you. I mean that's, it's that simple. But anyway, I'm sorry. Go ahead.


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[Assistant] I was down, I was like, Rogers wasn't as good last year, but.


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[Assistant] By the way, is Daniel Jones the GOAT of running white quarterbacks? No, Steve Young is.


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[Assistant] My wife said, do you want to go the week after the Super Bowl? I said, you know what?


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[Assistant] Uh, the only difference between the three of us was G had the Ravens and Tyves and I had the Chargers. Right. Listen, I do think the Ravens could make the, I think the Ravens would be right in the mix. I think the, I think the Dolphins would be in the mix too. But in the end, I agree with Tyves. I think these are the seven best teams in the AFC.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I have the Bengals, Chiefs, Bills, Jags, winning the divisions. I have the Browns, Chargers, and Jets as wild cards, so.


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[Assistant] NFC picks. Here we go. Here's my one shocking team. You'll be surprised. There's always a shocking team.


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[Assistant] The Washington Commanders! Wow! Wow! Alright, let me tell you what. First of all, there's only two good, there's only three good teams in the NFC. That's it.


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[Assistant] Philly, San Fran, Dallas. That's it. And I hate Dallas, but they're a good football team. There's no doubt about it. Three teams. There's always a team that comes out of nowhere that you don't expect. So you can say I'm crazy if you want. Alright, but let me just, I'll explain why I got the commanders. Put that back up real quick.


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[Assistant] Alright, so I got the three teams that are good. Dallas, Philly, San Fran. The rest of the NFC is hot garbage. I completely agree with what G said on Minnesota. I went back and forth on Minnesota. I'm like, part of me is like, people are underrating them. They were really good last year. I know they've lost a few guys.


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[Assistant] And Madison's a talented back, not as talented as Cook, but he's talented.


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[Assistant] Then there's another part of me that says, they got very lucky last year, won a lot of close games. Yes they did. And it could all go backwards. But Kirk Cousins, in the regular season, in games that don't matter, He's great. He's top three, top five. He's great.


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[Assistant] Uh, I wanted to pick one off the wall team because I'm like, most of the NFC stinks. And I thought about the Washington and I said, I like their running game. I think their running back combo of Bryan Robinson Jr. and Antonio Gibson is sneaky good.


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[Assistant] I love Eric Bienemi being the play caller. I think he's gonna take some of that creativity. I love their defense. Their defense was really good. And Chase Young's been hurt.


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[Assistant] I'm getting to it. I'm getting to it. Chase Young's playing for a contract. He's going to be on the field. He's going to kick ass this year. He's going to be one of the five best pass rushers in the league. He was when he came into the league. He's been already. He's going to be healthy. The biggest concern, Sam Howell, obviously. So I couldn't pick him.


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[Assistant] There's not enough good teams. Every year there are teams you don't expect to make it. I think Eric Biennemy can get Sam Howell to beat.


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[Assistant] He's going back on it. I'm not going back on anything, alright? Well, just bring it up, Mike, and then I'll explain.


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[Assistant] So I got the Bengals winning the Super Bowl, and beating the 49ers, getting revenge after they lost to the Niners twice in the Super Bowl. Now, if Joe Burroughs ca- now the- to me the biggest risk is Joe Burroughs' cap.


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[Assistant] And I was convinced this year that this was going to be the year they won it. Now the camp injury makes me nervous because it all goes. If that happens, it's all over. They won't even make the play out. They'll win five games if he misses this season. But if he stays healthy the whole year.


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[Assistant] I think you got the second best quarterback. I think you arguably have the best skilled position group in the league. I think you have one of the best front sevens. The corners are good. Mixon's good enough. I don't love him, but he's good enough.


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[Assistant] And their offensive line, which has been their biggest Achilles heel, I think will be decent. Not elite, but decent. They don't need an elite offensive line. They need to be solid. I think it will be. Yeaah, I have some concern at safety.


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[Assistant] By the way, I do have the Browns winning a playoff game this year. Beating the Bills.


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[Assistant] A lot of offense taken. MVP obviously picked the Bengals to win the Super Bowl, so I'm taking Joe Burrows, the MVP. Uh, I got Tony Pollard, offensive, offensive player of the year. It's a good pick. You know, it's always the best non-quarter. I think Tony Pollard, he's got no competition in Dallas. He's always been great splitting time with Zeke. I think he's gonna have a monster year. I think he's gonna have like 1800 yards.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I know. That's probably not a surprise. I think he goes from, uh, you know, All Pro great to Hall of Fame great this season. Although he's kind of played at a Hall of Fame level anyway, but this is...


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[Assistant] He's nice. He is really sweet. I picked Jalen Carter. There's Steve Becker's guy from Philadelphia. And I got Doug Peterson. I'm high on the Jaguars too. I got him as the, because the coach of the year goes to, it wasn't a great choice. Did he win last year?


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[Assistant] Might not be getting it. I think Jackson Smith and Jigba replaces Lockett. I think Lockett's gone at the end of this year. Oh, of course. Go ahead, Mikey.


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[Assistant] You just assumed we'd all say Morris because of basketball. But I mean, how much of a disgrace is that? Yeah, that's. He's a, he's a just a guy in the NBA. Disrespectful. And one million less than the greatest defensive tackle in the history of the sport. Thank Michael Jordan.


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[Assistant] See, I'm very excited right now because I'm totally inside Mike's head now. I knew he was going to try to mess with us on the first one and assume we think basketball, and then he was going to go back to the second one, think we're all prisoners at the moment. It's got to be, both of you made so much money, but Fred Van Vliet, who's one of the more overrated players in the NBA, actually got paid more.


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[Assistant] Anyway, that's, you know, that's not crazy.


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[Assistant] I mean Justin Herbert's an excellent player but he hasn't won anything. That's fair.


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[Assistant] For a guy that I loved to a guy that I hate. It's never been a big... Hyrie was my favorite basketball player.


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[Assistant] Thought you got me there, Mike. You thought you got me with that little comment at the end. But I know the way your mind works.


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[Assistant] Is, I feel like in the NBA marginal players get more, make more money than baseball players.


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[Assistant] Underpaid his entire career. With the value he brings.


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[Assistant] Yeah, by the way, we have, I don't know if we can show, there's no way to show this on camera. But we used to have two clocks. One to my left here.


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[Assistant] And one straight in front of me, we used to have these two clocks, they had the wrong, the time was off between the two, and now they've given us a new clock, right in front of, oh you can! Get a picture from the back. Do a good job out of me.


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[Assistant] That's our new clock. I like it. Don't you like, you guys like the new clock? Yea, I like it.


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[Assistant] Tyva suggested that the punishment for the fantasy league is that you have to drive with Steve to Cincinnati and back.


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[Assistant] Has the body been identified? No, not yet. We should know more later


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[Assistant] Enough fucking around! You're gonna tell me about the man with the blue car! Go fuck yourself in the ass!


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[Assistant] Next I'm gonna blow a hole in your face. Spill all of it.


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[Assistant] Last chance, Jack. Make it easy on yourself. What you gonna do? You ain't got that


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[Assistant] Paco? There ain't no Paco here, fella! Get lost!


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[Assistant] Did Paco know the guy came to see him? Sorry, I don't speak cop.


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[Assistant] Forgive me, brother. But mine neither is far greater than yours.


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[Assistant] We have been deserted by God. Creatures from the void come to claim the souls of men. To wipe mankind from the face of the earth.


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[Assistant] They believe that a powerful spell has been unleashed by someone or something. A spell that has isolated our world from the heavens, cutting us off from God, and allowing evil to flourish unchecked.


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[Assistant] They have dreamt that a message waits for me at this lake. A message that holds a clue to our salvation. I was instructed to seek you out, in the hope that you may show me the path.


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[Assistant] Was murdered not two days ago by the evil that roams these lands. Her soul and those of the recently departed are trapped here and cannot find peace.


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[Assistant] My love, the elders of the order hope that you can help us to understand what is happening. The world has been isolated from the heavens. Some believe that God has abandoned us. Can it be true?


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[Assistant] If what you say is true, then we need to work quickly and in secret. The Lords of Shadow must not suspect we're on their trail and they will turn all of their attention towards us. We should take different routes, you and I.


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[Assistant] I will head for the land of the Lycans. You leave for the territory of the vampires and prepare the way. Then we must go on to the Lord of the Necromancers together. His realm lies furthest. Our enemy must suspect nothing.


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[Assistant] No. I will have to continue without. I will not hang.


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[Assistant] I am on desecrated land, and you and those of your clan do not deserve to live.


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[Assistant] You and the other Lords of Shadow are protecting a power in your sanctuaries. I have come to reclaim that power.


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[Assistant] It is you who are ignorant. Ignorant of the pain and suffering you have brought to this land.


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[Assistant] Your empty promises mean nothing to me. You and your brothers have betrayed us all. You are the reason why the world is in darkness.


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[Assistant] No. I will take the three powers and unite them.


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[Assistant] They ascended into heaven as pure spirits, but left behind their dark sides.


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[Assistant] I grow tired of your riddles. Speak clearly for once.


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[Assistant] Excellent. We can now end this. Once and for all. Come.


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[Assistant] It is what is in men's hearts that he cares about. He loves you as he loves me.


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[Assistant] This is why you are cast out, unholy one.


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[Assistant] And then back here was where Dr. Weber's garden used to be. Like all this area here where it's kind of mulched, that was all garden.


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[Assistant] And he hired kids to work in it all the time, and they were always young Native American boys. Ten-ish to twelve-ish in age.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't be able to do it without you. So, let's take a look back at some of my favorite videos from last year. Enjoy.


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[Assistant] Nearly $74,000 for Extra Life this past month. It's just, it's astronomical. With the more number of people that we have, the more good we're able to do. So thank you guys so much. Oh, and $74,000 because we raised $54,000 ourselves, but there was an added bonus.


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[Assistant] towards Cincinnati Children's Hospital for making them the most improved hospital in the entire country.


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[Assistant] Okay. Oh, Captain, Agent Norman Jaden from the FBI is here.


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[Assistant] Oh, it's the present we offer to our new lieutenants. We bought the same model each year for the past 20 years for each promotion.


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[Assistant] That's where I was told to take you. If you need anything, you know where to find me.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you could say that. Oh, she'll be pleased to have a visitor. No one ever comes to see her. With the Alzheimer's, she has trouble remembering things, but it'll still please her. You know. It's room 19 at the end of the corridor. Thank you.


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[Assistant] This is Lieutenant Blake, Mr. Marsh. Could you please tell him what happened?


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[Assistant] But you didn't report him missing until 8.15. Why did it take you so long to contact the police?


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[Assistant] Sean Moss's mother is here. She'd like to speak with you.


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[Assistant] You should have called the police immediately, Mr. Shelby. Would have saved us dragging your ass down here.


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[Assistant] If you end up next door to any more dead bodies, remember to call us. Okay?


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[Assistant] I don't know where it is, but the kids are just locked in, man. I feel like anything I give them, even if it's complicated, they just take time to learn it and give it back to me, so.


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[Assistant] I tried to separate myself from everyone else by just like doing what I feel like is cool. You know what I'm saying? I don't try to follow everyone else. I know who I am, where I come from. And I just, I feel like they feel that they can be who they are and they can be proud of where they come from. Cause I just do it for them. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I think uhm, with the American crowd, it's more like my affiliations, you know what I'm saying? I'm just around like people who obviously people care about.


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[Assistant] To take you in. Take the plunge and really fuck with you. Look at your music. Yeaah. Of course bro, of course.


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[Assistant] It's like I saw a Palm Angel advert where they said like, oh, it's, when it becomes undeniable, like it's undeniable, you know what I'm saying? Like they can block you out until it's undeniable. Like I feel like my music just got to the point where everyone's saying to them so much, you have to, you're not the cool radio station if you don't play his music. Like you have to, you know, it's not a choice. I think it just got to that point to be honest.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so basically imagine, I'll give you an example. So there's a couple of nightclubs here that they're very, uh,


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[Assistant] I don't want to be rude, yeah, but basically if an American comes to town, they'll roll out the red carpet, you know what I'm saying? If you're British and you're like, even if you're famous, you're like massive here, they just don't treat you the same respect.


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[Assistant] So, me and a couple other artists have been like calling them on it saying, yo, like, we live here, we're gonna give you money all the time, like, why would you, like, someone come to town and you wanna like, I can swear, right?


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[Assistant] Okay, yeah, you wanna suck their dick and then like we're here and you just don't wanna show any love. So we've been like calling them out and that kind of shit and I feel like...


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[Assistant] It's very strange, because if you want Americans to take you seriously, you have to have self-pride and self-love, you have to respect yourself before anyone else respects you. So if you look like you're only doing things to impress Americans, then they're never going to be impressed anyway, so it's just ridiculous what they're doing.


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[Assistant] Obviously on your album, you wouldn't make an album full of hits because every track is never going to be a hit even if they are all hits. Right. So you pick the ones you want to be hits basically and hopefully with the help of the public and God willing, they're going to be hits. So I heard this tune when I'd made it and I was like, I think this is going to be one of the hits. So I'm going to name it after my hood. So every time they play it on the radio, the hood gets a shout out. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Because no one ever talks about where I'm from because West London, we don't have that many rappers. West London's kind of similar to like, um, like Harlem. Like we just care about like looking fly and just getting money, but we don't really concern ourselves with it. Business of everyone else, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] So because of that, yeaah, I was like, boom, every time it plays on the radio, we're going to get a shout out. So I named it that because of that. And the type of music is called Garage. And uh, Garage, I know Americans have Garage too, but it's like UK Garage is very old school, very, uh, skippy and it's like feel good music. Everyone associates it with like summertime, having a cider, which I saw you tweet about, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Exactly, but yeaah, so, uh, miscarriage music, and uh, obviously my mother's white and my dad's black.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, I'll keep it real. You can only rap about your life or what you live or at least everyone exaggerates in their lyrics, but you have to rap about what you know, you know what I'm saying? So I can only rap what I live and what I know and my content slowly changed because obviously I get money now.


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[Assistant] Uh, like I could never sit here and tell you I'm trapped because I don't, I make a lot of money, you know what I'm saying? So I can't rap about the stuff I used to rap about because I don't live that anymore. So I just rap about what's currently going on, man. I'm having fun in it and drinking alcohol in the sun. So that's what I made a tune about.


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[Assistant] There's not many of us, I feel like I've got to be one of the flag bearers, so I've got to do it properly, you know what I'm saying? Yeaah. Do you feel like kind of a target as well? Is there negative attention that comes along with it? Yeaah, of course, of course man. There's negative attention for...


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[Assistant] Aw, he's light skinned, he can't be a gangster or whatever, if they say he's got curly hair, they're not taking him seriously. You know what, at the end of the day, everyone says everything, but it's show and prove, you know what I'm saying, so.


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[Assistant] I don't reply to any of these comments or make a point of anything. I just do what I'm doing and it will prove itself. I don't need to say anything. Yeah. It's being light skinned, a big deal here being mixed.


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[Assistant] Yes or no, like nowadays not really, there's loads of like skinned people nowadays, but obviously when I was a little kid, it's like, it wasn't a new concept so to speak, but you don't really see in London many old mixed race people, you know what I'm saying? Cause it's kind of new. So when I was younger, it's like, I'm not dark enough to hang with the black kids and I'm not white enough to be with the white kids. So I'm kind of like some mid ground.


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[Assistant] It's like in, uh, Harry Potter, they call them, what they call them? Mudbloods. Okay. When they're half wizard, half not. Right. Yeah. That's like mudblood.


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[Assistant] And my mum was a DJ, yeaah. So like, for them, they're like- So they kinda come from the scene- Yeaah, they're cool man, they're cool. So there's nothing to them, but I think, uhm, maybe for other people who saw my family. Right. Because sometimes I'd be walking my mum, and people would like, speak to my mum, and then be like, oh, like, is that your son? Oh, he's black, oh, because she's obviously just a white woman. Right. They'd be like, oh, that's your son, and I'm kidding.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I didn't do it because of him. But you probably wouldn't want your kid to be a rapper either, right? That's my worst nightmare. I do not want my son to be a rapper. I need him to go and play soccer. I need him to be a footballer. Football, I call it football. As a pure Londonite, yeah. Yeah, I love that. But yeah, I need him to be a football player, man.


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[Assistant] My dad being a rapper, he did alright, you know what I'm saying? He's got some bars. It's like more old school, like boom bap kind of rap. Okay. He's cool, man. I respect him, but didn't influence me at all, man. Really? I think if anything, it gave me the opportunity to be like, okay, he made music so I can, I can make music if I want to, but it didn't really make me go down the path of rap or anything, so.


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[Assistant] I mostly listen to, like, Dizzy Rascal, Skepta. Skepta was and is my favorite MC, like, ever, period. I just think he's the hardest, I don't know. And then, uh, I listen to a lot of, like, LL Cool J, Mobb Deep, Nas, Big L, Big Pun, like, that kind of music, more like New York rap. Yeah, man. And then, uh, Andre 3000.


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[Assistant] These kind of people, yea man, growing up outcast. I mean, I've always been exposed to like a wide variety of music. So that's why I'm able to make like, I'm quite versatile. Cause I'll listen to a new piece of music like some reggae and be like, this is fire. Where other people listen to reggae, or I listen to reggae, put some drill music on. You know what I'm trying to say? Like, I'm open minded. If I hear good music, even if I don't like the song, I can acknowledge it's good music.


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[Assistant] The situation I was in, I just felt stuck, like a lot of London youth do feel stuck, you know what I'm saying? I feel like, I thought I was an intelligent kid, with just no options, and I was like angry at the world, like why am I smart, but I have no options, I can't make any money, my mum's struggling, like my little brother needs money, like what's going on, why is there no options? So because of that, my content was very aggressive, I'll be honest, it was very aggressive. Right.


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[Assistant] I don't even like, I don't regret rapping about that because that's the life I lived. That's how life was. So I just give you a story. I'm just giving you my take on life. So I'll never regret that. But I feel like it's good that I've grown up and I've seen like, okay, I was rapping about that. It's cool to move forward and rap about what's current, you know what I'm saying? So. Right.


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[Assistant] Currently making my life a bit difficult. Really? Yeaah, not difficult, but obviously.


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[Assistant] You can never do something in the streets and they just forget about it. The streets don't forget. Like, whatever you've done is there. Like, wherever. My fans can think all they want. In fact, it plays to my advantage when people think I'm soft. If you think I'm soft, then


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[Assistant] There's no problems with me. You're not gonna try me. You're not gonna bring hassle. Police don't care about me. That's perfect. But the things that we have done, me and some other rappers, whatever they've done, it's always gonna catch up with you. You know what I'm saying? So luckily for me, I wasn't bad like that. I didn't do too many things, but I rustled a few feathers and it's always gonna be there man.


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[Assistant] Listen, you can be the sweetest kid you want. If you're black, you're getting hard.


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[Assistant] Come on, of course it's Rapper Lee's bro. Really? They'll know like, okay, he's at the studio. They watch your Instagram, your Snap. Listen, I'm dropping game on other rappers if you didn't know this, like I'm giving you game hits.


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[Assistant] 100%. Listen, people think like it's a myth until they get arrested. Why do you think


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[Assistant] Listen, if you're from the hood, and you're from a gang background, and they know you're a gang affiliate, and now you're making a lot of money, like, just put two and twos together, what do they think you're doing? Like, come on bro, they're gonna be watching you.


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[Assistant] So I know this for a fact, so whenever I'm like in a public place or going somewhere da da da, I make sure everyone around me is like, yo, I know like what they're doing, like who has what on them and everyone's cool and all legit and everything's, you know what I'm saying? Right. I just don't want to get caught up in anything and I feel like some other rappers need to take heed of that.


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[Assistant] Because they move very loose, they move like they're still in the streets and bro, you make a lot of money now, you need to come correct bro, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Uhm, obviously a lot of British kids when they're younger, we see things like American pie and all this stuff and we just see American culture and it just looks like, it's like our culture, but like times 10, you know what I'm saying? Just like bigger. So a lot of us just want to go over there and just experience life. So obviously my mom had taken me when I was a little kid. I was like two, I went to Florida with her, Sam Fran when I was like,


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[Assistant] I don't know, young kid, but she kept taking me over there. So when I started making my own money, I said to my manager, I was like, I want to do that cool thing that like all the, all the artists do, like I want to go LA and just do some writing and stuff. So it was like, yeah, go on. I went there.


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[Assistant] And uhm, obviously I had made a video called Pasta and I had worn a V-Lone top in it, just cause I've been knowing about just like brands and stuff. And Virgil had sent me the off-white V-Lone collab.


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[Assistant] And uhm, this is, this is years ago. I wore it in a video and then when Bari came to London, he hit me. He's like, yo, come link me. Like that's my brand, like come link me. Link to him. Obviously we made friends and stuff. Then when I was out in LA, he's like, oh, you got a place to stay. And like I was staying in.


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[Assistant] I was staying in Chinatown in some like motel and there was like cockroaches, drug dealers, like.


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[Assistant] Everything, like weapons and stuff. And it's one thing when I'm in my ends and I see these things. When I'm in someone else's ends, it's like, oh, like I'm not really safe here. Like, you know what I'm saying? So yeah, Bari is like, don't worry about that. I can't link me, link to him. And then like Rocky let me stay in his crib and stuff. And I met Swoosh. I met like my boy Bata. Like I met all of them. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I made my song, the one I performed last night at your show, LA for a week. Right. I made that like in Rocky's crib, like downstairs. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so.


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[Assistant] Obviously they just kept plugging me in, introduced, they're good people so they just started plugging me in with people and I just ended up being, you know how you just end up in LA and just places? I just started ending up in studios with different rappers and, and then uhm, I met my boy Denzel Curry from uhm, doing a record of him. Oh, I didn't realise you guys were tight. Yeah, that's my guy man. I met Amine from doing a record of him and Missy Elliott like,


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[Assistant] I just, I don't know how we just managed to link up. Emine came to my show actually in XOYO. Really? Years ago. He just came just to see like,


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[Assistant] He just heard this kid's name and he was like, let me just go see what he's about. And then we made friends from there. Wow. Yeah, man. And then just, I don't know, man. J. Krish, that's my guy. Obviously he's from the same country as me. Trinidad. And there's not a lot of us, so we just kinda like, you know, stick together. Right. We made a track. We got some more heat coming as well. Yeah, there's loads of people, man. Sorry, anyone I forgot, but like, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] They're loving your depiction of England. It's so funny that you say that because this is, this is a thing that I've been trying to tell people like when I was going to come up here.


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[Assistant] So I was like, okay, cool. Like it is how it is. Fuck everyone. I'm just going to hate everyone for life. And I'm a very vengeful person. Like I hold a grudge. I don't care what no one says. I hold a grudge. And when I get that revenge, it's so sweet. Like, you know what I'm saying? So I went over to America and I'm thinking,


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[Assistant] So all the way over here, they're showing me this kind of love and they're fucking with me, but in my own town, like no one wants to show me any love. It's crazy. I grew a little bit, uhm...


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[Assistant] A little bit resentful, you know what I'm saying? Like uhm, like LMA, obviously over here, people weren't trying to show her the love she deserved. She went over to America, everyone loves her, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Exactly. And they see it as like, oh, why is he better than us? Why does he get to come out the hood? And we don't, you know what I'm saying? Right. Crab's in the barrel, man.


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[Assistant] I did a freestyle. I did a freestyle on LinkUpTV. It's called Packages. And uh, it's got like, I dunno, like 13, 14 million views or something. And it's cause...


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[Assistant] Obviously when you spit grime, there's like a very fast flow. It's different from a drill flow. My thing was like, I always spat grime, but not really on grime beats. I kind of like drill beats or trap beats, rap beats. Cause like more US trap beats are like 70 BPM and we rap at 140 BPM. So I can double time on a trap beat.


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[Assistant] Like the same speed I do on a grind beat. Okay. Yeah, so I started doing all that and then, um, I rapped on a drill beat and everyone was like, oh, like he spent crime on a drill beat. Like this is crazy. And obviously ran up the views. Then people started taking notes. They're like, okay, this guy's hard. Like he's from West. Like no one's from West. Like there was literally when, when I came out, there was like no one from West who was popping. You know what I'm saying? So yeah, man started running it up.


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[Assistant] Yeah, pretty much, everyone started reaching out, uhm, there's a couple people I'm not gonna lie to who are showing love to me and still do, like, before I even put that freestyle out, there were a couple people fucking with me, but not really. I'm saying that, shout out GRM, because they were, they were fucking with me before that. Uhm, I put a video out after that on GRM, I got my first million views, like, on like a music video.


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[Assistant] Um, yeah man, and from there we just, I just went really, just went. I done Tiago Silva with Dave, which obviously is back in the charts actually right now. Yeah, I know, because of this ridiculous situation.


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[Assistant] Honestly, I'm not a hater bro, so I didn't really care, like I was like, I was happy for him, you know what I'm saying? And when I looked on his Instagram, I keep telling people like, his old pictures, he's got a picture like at front row, like at my show, you know what I'm saying? So he's clearly a fan who like put money in my pocket. How can I be mad at this kid? It's impossible, like I'm not a hater. Everyone gets their 15 minutes.


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[Assistant] 15? Is he 15? Yea, he's 15. Hopefully no substances. Yea, nah, there was definitely substances, man. But yea, but he's 15, man, so I was like, yea, man, do your thing, man, I'm happy for you. I think a lot of people were angry on my behalf, but you know, like, I'm not angry, so like, why are you angry? It doesn't really matter, man. Yea. I see a lot of, like, uhm,


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[Assistant] Other topics like blending in, like racism topics with him and stuff, which is yeah, cool. Like that's a topic as well. But like for him personally, he didn't do anything wrong, man. It's just his way, isn't it?


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's crazy. They do that all our shows now. Me and Dave, like, before we come out, they're just chanting that. It's cool, but like, obviously, we can't speak, like, it's so loud. It's everyone doing it. We're like, ah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's coming up to like almost four years old now. Oh, okay. And uh, basically the story of how me and Dave became friends is my younger brother is like, he's like,


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[Assistant] Really good with music, like he knows what's good music, you know what I'm saying? He used to listen to a lot of like old school rap, he didn't really care for like the new kind of like SoundCloud rap, you know what I'm saying? It was very old school like rap, so.


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[Assistant] He used to always show me, yo, listen to this, listen to that. If he says it's good, I know it's good. So he said, yo, listen to this kid Dave, like he's hard. I think he was, I don't quite remember how old he was at the time, but like 16, 17. He's like, listen to this.


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[Assistant] Obviously, I don't want, I know you got a lot of people DMing you right now, I don't want to be another one of these guys just riding your wave, but like, if you need anything, like genuinely, just shout at me, I think you're hard.


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[Assistant] He just said like, thank you. And then he hit me when he was in my hood. He was like, I'm in studio in your hood. I come through. So I went through and we didn't make anything. We just like chat. You know what I'm saying? Became friends. I met like his manager, good peoples, who's actually from my hood as well. And then, um, we met up again in studio.


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[Assistant] And then, uh, we were gonna write to this beat that was trending at the time that everyone was doing like a version of. Okay. And then when we did it, we were like, this is so hard. Why would we do this? Why don't we make our own song instead of doing someone else's beat?


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[Assistant] So we picked a really old school classic grand beat and we got our friend to chop it up and make it like a new version.


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[Assistant] So basically he's a defender, uhm, a Brazilian defender who plays for Paris Saint-Germain PSG French team, Paris team. So he's just like world-class. Everyone knows him as one of the best footballers. So it's like saying like Odo Beckham, you know, in your lyrics, you know what I'm saying? Or Kevin Durant. It's just like naming a great player.


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[Assistant] The significance was obviously he had said his name in the lyrics, and when we, full disclosure, when we got to the end of the song, we're sitting there like, this is hard, but what do we name it?


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[Assistant] And everyone was saying, there was like a couple of girls in the room like saying random things like name it Lampshade, name it Carrot, like dead serious. And we couldn't think of a name. And usually how it goes is if we can't think of a name, one of these silly names will end up being a name. Right.


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[Assistant] I can't remember, maybe it was Dave, I can't remember who said it, but someone was like, nah, let's just name it Tiago Silva, cause he's mentioned in the song. And I was like, yeah, that's cool, but I'm like, naming it after sportsman is always cool. Named it that, gave it a good cover art, and yeah, that's how it came about, man. Has he ever acknowledged it publicly? Yes, the other day, after this, this uh, gaffer thing, he followed me and Dave and he tweeted us, so I'm not gonna lie, that's like,


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[Assistant] I was like, alright, mission done, mission done. That's ridiculous. All these years later, so coming up to four years now, and it's back in the charts and now he's followed us, it's crazy.


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[Assistant] Like, uhm, an artist who was dear to our culture passed away, his name's Cadet. And uhm, obviously when I went in they were like, oh, would you like to, cause I knew, I knew bro, you know what I'm saying, he's a good guy. And they were like, would you like to say a few words about him?


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[Assistant] I was like, yeah, yeah, 100%. I was talking, raise awareness. You know what I'm saying? Raise awareness. And then also we had a tragedy in my area, the Grenfell Tower fire. Right. And a lot of people died and my friends passed away in the fire. So they were like, do you want to speak about these two topics? And I was like, yeah, like this is, it's like, you know, daytime TVs, like a lot of white people watching. It's good for me to like talk about this. Yeah.


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[Assistant] When sat down, they gave me a list of questions they're gonna ask me. So like, I knew what they were gonna ask me. Right.


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[Assistant] She basically just asked a single question and at least she was just like, so straight from the jump straight in that off rip. Yo, uh, yeah, your videos are so gang. You have loads of black gang, gang, gang, knife crime, gang guns. I was like.


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[Assistant] What this meant to be a positive interview, like I just got number three album in the country, like independently, like no label at all, and you're talking about gangs and stuff. I was a bit disappointed to be honest, but then I remembered, it's sad that I remembered that yo, I'm black, like people treat me differently. I forgot, I just forgot.


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[Assistant] This is a memory. I just went and that video she's talking about, I went back to the block cause that's still my people's. I'm still around there. It's like I haven't disconnected with the area. So I went around there and shot the video with my friends cause they're my friends. I grew up with them. This is where I'm from.


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[Assistant] And also, I'll drop some game on you. I'll give you the inside scoop, yeah. So, that woman who was interviewing me, it's not her show.


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[Assistant] Usually it's a woman called Victoria who interviews, but this is her like little intern, I don't know what the hell she is. She just filled in, you know what I'm saying? Exactly. She wanted the moment and I didn't want to give her the moment. I wasn't going to bite. So if you see in the clip here, like obviously I have ADHD as well, but like, I was kind of like doing this cause I was angry and then like I looked to the left, I looked at her, my tour manager over there and I was like, I was looking at her like,


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[Assistant] Literally, she'll get her moment, and like, the kind of audience she has as well, they're not even gonna care, like, they're just gonna be like, yes, like. Right. Well done for shouting out like criminals for catching.


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[Assistant] We say the hood, you gotta say the roads, that's why I'm slowly putting that out there. Exactly. No, you got it man, you got it. Little by little. My life changed a lot to be honest. I mean, I was never a super bad kid, I just did things that...


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[Assistant] I had to do to make ends meet. I never did anything to be cool. As soon as I didn't have to do certain things, straight away I stopped it. Like I didn't want police at my mum's door. I didn't want to be known as like a crook or known as a bad person because I don't think I am one. And I just really genuinely just done what I had to do to make sure like everyone who I love is okay. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] It is how it is, man. It gets how it gets, but like I said, as soon as I could stop, I stopped. I got a little nine to five. I did it for a month and like,


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[Assistant] I don't want to sound ungrateful, but I couldn't deal with people telling me what to do. They had me like cleaning dishes and trying to clean the toilet and just like, yo, you can't go home yet. Come back here and clean this. You know, that kind of just treat me like dirt. I had to walk home every day from central London to Labyrinth Grove, which is like at least like an hour and a half or something.


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[Assistant] Listen, that's what I'm saying, it's crazy. So yeah, I did that for like a month. I got my first paycheck and the paycheck didn't even cover like what I had spent that month. You know what I'm saying? So I was like, this just makes no sense. So I'll turn my phone back on as you do. You know what I'm saying? And then did that for a little bit. I went to university, but I was really just going to university to like,


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[Assistant] But I'm not even gonna try snitching myself. But I was going to university to work, yea. And then I was like, let me just do music. Let me try music. Everyone says I'm hard, let me try music. Like, I'm watching these guys on YouTube getting millions of views and they're shit. I'm like, I'm way better than these guys. Like, why don't I have a million views? So.


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[Assistant] Made the links, I tried to like, really, this is, this is more game, I'm gonna give everyone more game, yeaah. So this is what I did.


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[Assistant] I'm thinking, I'm not going to spam everyone on Twitter, or hey, download my mixtape, hey, hey, hey, hey. I was like, I'll never want to be one of those guys. I'm not going to stand in Oxford street handing out mixtapes because I don't think that's effective either. I'm going to find the people who matter. I'm going to get their email addresses. I'm going to email them a song that I genuinely think is hard. And I'm just not going to say beg for anything. I'm just going to say, this is my new track.