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[Assistant] Alright, remember this place has been designated a no man's land. Which means we're not supposed to be here, so let's do this by the books, okay?


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[Assistant] Dammit. Lugo, mark the bodies on tech. Adams, check outside for tracks.


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[Assistant] Just don't get cocky. Remember, these guys already took out four soldiers and kidnapped another.


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[Assistant] Conrad and the 33rd need our help. This soldier can lead us straight to him. Once we know the 33rd is safe, we'll radio for evac.


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[Assistant] Well, from what we've heard, starting to think the 33rd went to war against itself.


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[Assistant] Hey, fuckface. Tell the 33rd to stand down. This is helping no one.


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[Assistant] Let's get down there. Wanna reach that gate before reinforcements arrive.


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[Assistant] We were wrong. Radio Man ain't runnin' Dubai. He's just a lackey.


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[Assistant] It's Conrad. He did it. All of it.


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[Assistant] When I served under him in Kabul, he was an honorable man.


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[Assistant] Fuck everybody. Thanks to him, everyone in Dubai will be dead in a few days. The city needs to be evacuated ASAP.


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[Assistant] Lugo, we reached that tower. Think you can work the broadcast system?


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[Assistant] Not a problem. Adams, you spot him, Lugo and I will knock him down.


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[Assistant] Conrad deserves to die, you know that. And what do we deserve?


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[Assistant] We have our orders. Leave the city, radio command from outside the storm wall. They send in the cavalry, we go home.


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[Assistant] Our lives are changing so fast, we're going to the Kanye West album release party in Wyoming.


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[Assistant] Some of the half a million Wyoming Neons are there because that's how many people live there. We looked it up. Anyway, we're heading off to Jackson Hole.


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[Assistant] It's not a private jet, but this is my first time ever hopping on a private plane. So, it's kinda exciting.


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[Assistant] Not so much because of the celebrity stuff and everything, but because she just really likes nature and she really likes being out here in the, the great air, the beautiful mountains and everything. She's so happy. I'm kinda like, damn, I wish I knew it was this easy. I would've just...


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[Assistant] There's so many different like hotel setups that they have around here because there's so many people.


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[Assistant] One of the employees here told me they fucked my interview, so that was kind of a nice feeling, you know? Come to Wyoming. There's not even that many people here. Boom. They fucked with me. And we finally got coffee.


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[Assistant] We, uh, just spotted a TP. There's a huge TP over here. So we're gonna take a little walk around and go take a look at this TP.


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[Assistant] Alright, we, uh, we're done here. It's about midnight, almost midnight. And, uh, we're hopping on. We're going to the rustic inn.


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[Assistant] There are so many memes of me in the crowd, cause I'm tall and white and I just stand out like a fucking sore thumb and they're super funny. Anyway, listen, Jay.


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[Assistant] I'm not fucking around! Surrender now or Sergeant Lugo dies!


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[Assistant] Fine, don't worry about it. What about you two? Yeah, fine. You hear that?


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[Assistant] You did this. No, you did.


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[Assistant] John? Is that you? You tell me. I'm done playing games, John. I assure you, this is no game.


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[Assistant] It seems that reports of my survival have been greatly exaggerated. This is impossible. But I assure you, it is. How? Not how. Why? You were never meant to come here.


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[Assistant] You're no savior. Your talents lie elsewhere.


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[Assistant] The truth, Walker, is...


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[Assistant] I know the truth is hard to hear, Walker, but it's time. You're all that's left, and we can't live this lie forever.


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[Assistant] I'm going to count to five, then I'm pulling the trigger.


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[Assistant] We're gonna do two crowns, four extractions, and five fillings.


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[Assistant] And struggling kind of just to make ends meet. They're taking this week's paycheck to pay last month's mortgage, making their car payment. They will push things off and push things off until they can't put them off any longer. And hopefully if we're doing our jobs, we've located in the right markets, we're creating awareness in those markets, and those people are choosing to come into our offices.


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[Assistant] Well, I don't think so and I certainly hope not. Uhm, I hope that the, that the team was clear about


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[Assistant] What she needed and that she completely understood what she was getting into and hopefully, you know, she made the choices that she thought was right for her.


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[Assistant] So the office managers are rewarded based on controlling expenses and making sure that they reach a certain patient satisfaction score. The doctors don't have any budget to reach. They're not rewarded based on hitting any level of production or any level of budget.


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[Assistant] In our practices typically, they get a smaller percentage of those profits from that practice.


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[Assistant] We know there are people, good, hardworking people trying to make ends meet in those markets that need our care and need our services. We're in 22 states and we have half a country to go.


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[Assistant] Then I started, then when I turned like 18, I started doing just percs, I wasn't smoking, I was just popping percs and drinking lean. Then, eventually I started smoking.


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[Assistant] I was bad, but I wasn't like just bad, like, I didn't feel like I wasn't bad, but everybody said I was, you feel me? Like, I was like a clad clown, putting you down type nigga, you feel me?


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[Assistant] Nah, it was like, it was like, like I used to do my work or I had, you know, a girl or something do it. And then I used to disrupt the whole class. You feel me?


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[Assistant] So it's like, I always did my work, or I had my work done, but I just, everybody else couldn't get their shit done cause, you know, me.


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[Assistant] Hell nah, I just always used to, I just always used to get caught by the police, but they never took me to jail.


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[Assistant] Future's my cousin. Oh, Future's your cousin. I didn't know that. So it's like, I just, I just wanted to, I always grew up and had this shit on smad too.


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[Assistant] He put, when I was 10 and I got 11, I got my first studio, he came in my house, tried to put the shit together.


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[Assistant] See like, nah, they ain't really, really tell me like that. My daddy, he told me when he got out, like he told me about it when he got out of jail. He ain't really tell me like growing up.


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[Assistant] I heard about that shit. I heard. I wish I was born then. I'm on that. Yo, I'm on the freak me shit.


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[Assistant] That shit like, to me like, from my perspective, cause like, you know, I was like, he was him. But I was still like,


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[Assistant] I was rapping and making rhymes shit when I was eight. Really? Yeah, but it was like seeing him like really made me wonder like...


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[Assistant] Really try to do that shit. Cause like somebody that close can do that shit. I know I can really, really do that shit too, you feel me?


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[Assistant] It just shit, it just be like shit, this shit just a blessing like, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Now it's really like myself and like being broke before like, so it's like never not trying to go back to that.


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[Assistant] Know what I'm saying? Like shit like that. Like that would keep me really going beside like myself and just the love I got for music. I love this shit. You feel me? I be in the studio everyday.


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[Assistant] I ain't really dropped no music in the year. I just been in the studio working, working with other artists and everything. My last real mixtape was Geico. You feel me? I dropped Free Money with, that was a collab mixtape with the producer and I dropped a lil' EP with Nile.


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[Assistant] We just seen each other just click, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, we was in the limo.


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[Assistant] In Future, Cash, them came to the studio, they just flew in. And, uh, we was at the studio, me and Future, we seen a couple more other, we was at the studio and they came. And, uh, Future, uh, introduced me to him. And, uh,


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[Assistant] Like, you know what I'm saying, I'm real comfortable. You know what I'm saying, I'm real comfortable with my music and how I record and just it, period, like the music studio, so it wasn't like, you know what I'm saying.


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[Assistant] I made my first mixtape when I was like 12 and I took it to school and gave it to all the kids in my grade.


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[Assistant] Got down. And Dan got down. Ooh, going to, uh, this gang rink.


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[Assistant] I was trying to do this shit like two years. They ain't start playing my shit. That was about god damn fifteen. Right.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like basically I used to go to like every teen, anything teen on the east side.


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[Assistant] So that's just really, we just used to go perform at parties and shit. That shit just started getting bigger and bigger and I started like...


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[Assistant] Putting like shit on like different, uh, different little website shit like, uh, SoundCloud and shit like that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, as a kid, yeah, yeah. So we were going to, so, you know, like the glad is on West Chapel, everybody from God damn.


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[Assistant] Man, everybody from Eastside used to come to that bit, before you kept west and get dropped, they'll walk that motherfucker. I done walked that motherfucker before like, man, everybody used to get that motherfucker.


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[Assistant] It's just going there, getting a name there, you know, beam folks up, shit like that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause like, we was already known to like, say like a host or a promoter from the teen shit due to the grown folk shit. They used to just get us in.


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[Assistant] And then I started getting mad and shit cause I was really trying to take that rap shit serious.


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[Assistant] But then, you know, we claiming free band doing this shit. And it was like, ooh, Slick making the name hot. You feel me? So it was like...


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[Assistant] I started just like, really just taking that rap shit serious and shit.


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[Assistant] Just really just trying to move right and like move.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Trying to do the right shit. But I ain't never had no, like, my momma, she used to manage me and shit. And then like the older I got,


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[Assistant] Shit like that, but she still help sometimes. Shit, but, you know what I'm saying? So it's like, I just had to learn this shit myself.


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[Assistant] Really like 16 and a half, 17 type shit. You dropped out? No, hell nah. No, you finished? You did good.


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[Assistant] I didn't take all of this shit. I just got my diploma, man. Shit.


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[Assistant] Fuck all that ish. I went to, I tried to go to, uh, Kyle, I got down, I got kicked out.


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[Assistant] I got kicked out because I got down, uh, now I was on academic probation for my attendance. I wasn't really going to school and college and shit like that. No, bullshit. Trying to make some money, drinking and shit.


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[Assistant] I don't know, cause it's like, it's like shit, bruh. I always felt like my shit was popping. It's like I always had, I had friends and shit, out of town and shit. I know they playing my shit. Know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Goddamn, I know he playing my shit. You know what I'm saying? So I know he goddamn folk fucking, like I just knew like I had like, I just knew I had to keep going like, if I really wanted to do it, like I know how this shit go.


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[Assistant] Hell yeaah. Like, hey, I had to learn all this shit myself, like. Know what I'm saying? Like.


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[Assistant] Oh, Black Boy. Black Boy, that shit. That shit got down, you know, it really like, it really like me.


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[Assistant] You feel me? Block Boy and Casual, that new shit I just dropped. Cause that shit true. Fuck me, hold Casual, that shit Casual now. Making money, that shit Casual now.


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[Assistant] Yeaah like, yeaah like, entertaining like, yeaah. I ain't really got time for this shit, but I got a lot of hope.


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[Assistant] Man, I tried this shit. I just not that tight.


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[Assistant] I can be a girl like, best friend or like, I can be there for a girl. It's just...


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I got shot when I was 19. I was in Homeboy, shit. Nigga had got damn. Young nigga outside, we was at that little party shit, nigga. Partner, handsome, uh.


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[Assistant] Niggas outside, you know, bullshitting with some other niggas, niggas got, you know, shooting up a party. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Yeah, hell nah. Nigga, nigga really, I really ain't got beef with nobody, you feel me? Like, I stopped all that beef shit, like, when I was like...


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[Assistant] Sound 18 type shit, like Kyle was getting a lot of money. Kyle got damn jewelry.


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[Assistant] I was getting a lot of money by then, so I didn't really care too much about all that stupid ass shit. So everybody really, I just, it was like some homeboy shit. You know what I'm saying? I was just at the wrong place at the wrong time.


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[Assistant] I mean like, I really just listen to like,


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[Assistant] I just be like playing with music. I just be so comfortable. I just, it's just a feeling like.


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[Assistant] Man, it's just a feeling with music that a nigga get and I just be walking on beats, yeah.


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[Assistant] Like, I got a lot of stuff like, I wanna play a song that really sound the same. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Right. You know, I just, you know. But I'm fluent, but like, you know, future thug. Shit like that.


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[Assistant] Uh, well, shit, my name is Guap, uh, really.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? So then like, Toy Greg got out, uh, I had saw that movie. It was a movie made by, uh, Quentin Tarantino.


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[Assistant] So I made a song, I was like, I was like, Guatillatino. Sayin' some shit. I was just like, Guatillatino. And I was like, man, that shit kinda hard. So shit, I just killed this shit.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I can see that though, cause we do talk like a different way.


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[Assistant] We be chillin', but we be on the bullshit too though. Yeaah. But we be chillin' over the joys of the time.


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[Assistant] I finna drop this goddamn, just charge them up, mixtape, fine. I finna drop this motherfucker. I been honing this motherfucker since goddamn, for a minute.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, feets, I've been, I've been on a lot of folks' shit this, this past year. Just by, you know, just working and shit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, this is beauty. But hey, yeah man, I'm finna drop though this shit. Man, this nigga been working hard as fuck, so it's like...


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[Assistant] This finna be like, I just been waiting to drop this shit cause it's like a step so long for all my new music that I got. I got new shit that going crazy but it's like this mix tape, I been holding on to this mix tape so I'm long getting it together. It's like I can't even drop this new shit that I want to. I been going ahead and drop this shit so I can go ahead and just flow it.


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[Assistant] Where are they? Hey! Hey! Down here! You guys okay? Yeah.


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[Assistant] I accept Medicaid on a very limited basis and Alabama's a dentist unless I saw a lot of patients and did a lot of unnecessary work.


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[Assistant] We're talking about running and operating the clinic and setting standard operating procedures. This is how you will do the work and this is what work you could do. Some would suggest that that's about protection.


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[Assistant] Do you want someone, do you want to go to a dental clinic owned by a used car salesman? I wouldn't.


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[Assistant] What we feel is that especially when you're dealing with underserved populations.


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[Assistant] You have to step back and think that these people are not only underserved probably from a dental perspective, but also from a medical perspective. So I, we don't understand why anyone would want a lesser trained individual dealing with these, with these, that population.


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[Assistant] They go through training, but to compare that training to the training of a dentist, in my eyes, you just cannot do that.


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[Assistant] There are already models that exist that are used within the system that we have in this country. We have trained auxiliaries that assist dentists in performing a lot of those duties. Our concern is the idea of a lesser trained individual doing surgical procedures.


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[Assistant] When they presented that big eight, seven thousand dollars, I says, I can't afford that. I don't have that kind of income. Well, they didn't, they didn't care. They figured, well, I could put it on a credit.


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[Assistant] I was confused, I was really confused. And then I realized, until I got home, I realized what I put myself into.


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[Assistant] The Greater Good is a documentary challenging the scientific consensus that vaccines are safe. It's one of at least five films that Amazon apparently pulled from its popular streaming video service. Facebook has pledged to reduce the ranking of pages that spread misinformation about vaccines.


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[Assistant] And Pinterest stopped serving results for searches related to vaccines.


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[Assistant] Oh. So look, so, if you use one of those keyboards, how do you make, like, how you make the chords? Or is it just put, you can put it on the keys?


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[Assistant] What the hell are you doing here? Good evening, Sheriff. I'm here to take you to the boss. Thanks, by the way. For leaving off Tiny. Tiny Tim. You'd think I'd have outgrown that centuries ago.


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[Assistant] I have to admit, when they asked me to watch the door, I wasn't sure what to expect when you came through that portal. I know you aren't here on a social call, so thanks for not giving me a hard time.


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[Assistant] I'm not sure. I've only ever come in through one of the portals. I don't think you can get in from the actual street. But you can't blame him for wanting to make it hard to find.


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[Assistant] I'm supposed to bring you right on in, so if you'll come this way. Look, this is the one thing I have to do. Please don't make this hard on me.


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[Assistant] Thanks for understanding. This is all I'm here to do and I don't want to mess it up.


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[Assistant] I know I'm probably the last person you'd expect to be a guard. Or an escort for that matter.


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[Assistant] I was a little surprised myself when they asked me to do it. I thought it was a joke actually.


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[Assistant] It's not like that. Whatever you may think of him, he doesn't treat me like some broken little kid. I think he gets what it's like. He gave me a job, and I'm lucky to have it. This is the only option I've got. Just keep that in mind maybe, cause if you and the boss go up against each other,


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[Assistant] The rest of Fable Town is gonna get caught in the middle. And if you're here, it can't be good. So I hope you two can come to an understanding.


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[Assistant] A lot of us depend on him. Some of us never get to the front of the line at the business office. But he's there. We need you, but we need him too. What we don't need is a war. Hey Sheriff, hold up! I gotta go in with you.


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[Assistant] Look, Deshaun Watson, I believe did some really creepy things off the field and then got the largest contract in NFL history and it's part of the conversation. Look no further than the preseason game when the venerable Chris Collinsworth did his best attempt to describe what Deshaun Watson had gone through.


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[Assistant] I think it's difficult. You have to compartmentalize and that's our job as broadcasters and we do it almost every time with Deshaun Watson. Uhm, it's football, it's in the past, it's all of that.


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[Assistant] Maybe it'll become less so as we move on, certainly if they keep winning. But I would also look no further than, I think it's difficult for the Browns to talk about Sean Watson. Look at the Browns' official Twitter accounts.


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[Assistant] But like, if you look at the bills with Alan, or the charges with Herbert, it's like, our quarterback, and it's the slow motion, QB1, and stuff's not there. And I sympathize with those people who have to run that account, because it is difficult, and the times they do put Deshaun Watts and stuff, the comments are not pretty, nor should they be.


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[Assistant] I feel difficult because I feel there's a lot of good people working for the bronze and a lot of good players, but this is part of the discussion. It's not something you just snap your fingers and say, yeah, I love it. I'm totally in. I love this guy. I love this team. It's very difficult to do. We're going to try to keep it to football, but it's still hard.


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[Assistant] All that stuff is fine. What is the elephant in the room, and having an actual real conversation, if you're saying that's not part of the conversation, you're not paying attention.


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[Assistant] And, and I don't think we're sitting here saying, he shouldn't be playing, he shouldn't be walking the street, it's just like,


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[Assistant] If you don't want to root for him, I understand why, and it's difficult to talk about the Browns a little bit at this point. What's going to be really interesting is if they start 3-0, and that he looks like the best player in the AFC, and then we'll get to it.


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[Assistant] This is not something you just say, well, it's not like a player coming back from injury or they had a bad season last year. This is a totally different thing with a lot of different people involved. So it's evolving. We're trying to compartmentalize. The answer to the question is why they've been overlooked. They're difficult to talk about.


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[Assistant] One side says it is the very spark of Unicron. The other...


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[Assistant] The strongest of our order to be entombed within as the eternal guardians of the dark spark. Giaxis was to be our captain.


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[Assistant] Your platitudes. Proceed with the interrogation.


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[Assistant] You know, the job of a peacekeeper is to protect first and foremost.


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[Assistant] I saw boats and cars up on people's property. I saw holes in homes.


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[Assistant] I was beginning to understand the ferocity of Mother Nature, but really had no idea just how difficult recovery would be.


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[Assistant] We're not making widgets. This is not like we screwed up the conveyor belt. These are people whose homes are still gone.


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[Assistant] And life has been upside down for three years. Think about it. They don't know where it's going.


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[Assistant] And I won't even get into the sort of, um, unless you want to, get into the let's take a home that's worth


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[Assistant] Yeah, this is the most infuriating, frustrating experience of, of, of, probably of my life, not just my career. People made some mistakes, and uhm, we need to make sure that others, uhm, learn from them, benefit from them, and don't repeat them.


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[Assistant] Well, she was really interested in the tongue, so.


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[Assistant] You can't do something twice. Yea, but, but, but, but, I follow your lead, so uhm.


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[Assistant] For more on this and other Frontline programs, visit our website at pbs.org.


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[Assistant] Frontline's UN Sex Abuse Scandal is available on DVD. To order, visit shop.pbs.org or call 1-800-PLAY-PBS. Frontline is also available for download on iTunes.


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[Assistant] As a good friend of both Nick Wilson and Dustin Fox, do you think, you know, you think they can get you in there?


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[Assistant] Well, thank you for the glaring, you know, the ringing endorsement. You know, I'm always happy. I appreciate everybody who supports me because without the people, you know, I'm here because of the people. I'm here because, you know, they are locked in and they do appreciate me. So I want to thank you, my friend, for acknowledging that.


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[Assistant] And uhm, you know, I spoke to the people at 92. We all good. They got some good guys over there, bro. You know, I'm teammates with a lot of people. I'm teammates with them, Lima, uh, Phelps, Baskett, all of those. Jonathan Peterlin, he's a fellow weekend guy himself. So, you know, shout out. And I've always, and I've always never hated. I've always said one thing.


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[Assistant] They gave me my first opportunity to get in the game. You can't change that forever and ever. I'll be indebted because they did give me an opportunity, whatever, how many days a week that is. So we've spoken about it, but I do appreciate you, my good sir, for acknowledging, you know, what we built.


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[Assistant] You know, I can give you an example, you know, being just back in high school, you know, we, uh, we won a state championship and then the next year it was brand new people playing. And so what ended up happening was,


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[Assistant] You know, we, we had a group of individuals that didn't have much experience, and we was going through our scrimmages, and we were scrimmage St. Ignatius, and I remember like, um, scrimmage in Sandusky, and then coming back to scrimmage in Steubenville. And now being like the national champions, and we had all these division one athletes.


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[Assistant] You know, we went to Steubenville in one, in a scrimmage by one point.


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[Assistant] And they're like, bro, you guys are gonna be terrible. Like we were still messing with rotations. I don't even think I was starting at that time. Like it was just like we were still tinkering with different lineups. And I just remember.


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[Assistant] Going through that and being like, you know, thinking that you were horrible, but the, it's always good to think that you're, you're, you're, you're worse than you are than going into the season thinking you're better than you are. Because at least when you go into the season thinking you're worse than you are and you get there, you're like, oh.


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[Assistant] Well, we weren't that, we weren't that far off. Like, we was, we could, but if you go into that season thinking and like, oh, we way better than what we is and we reading these press clippings, uhm, you're gonna be in trouble. I think Tyvis brings up a really good point. It's all about,


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[Assistant] Finding out what works, right? And sometimes when you're doing a new playbook, and this is what I've been talking about with the playbook, this is a brand new playbook, you're trying to implement a vertical passing game, you're doing it without your top receivers in there, and you're trying to do it against the Eagles.


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[Assistant] Let me get back, let me, let me, let me go back to some different route combinations, right? Because there's, there's all kind of different route combinations, like you know the timers. You'd be like, ooh, that route combination right there on the backside was not hot. We need to go ahead and do something else. Maybe we throw some motion in there. Maybe we'll throw another route in there.


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[Assistant] The good thing about it is, they got time to implement. So, you know, there's a lot of, of what they do that cannot be calculated in a game. Because in a game,


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[Assistant] You, you can just say, screw it, I'ma just run the ball, I can just be physical, I can do a lot of things, scramble, but it takes a little bit of time and effort to do it seven on seven, and, and, and plus, you can play the game, play the play a little bit. Like Thomas said, some of it is situational football, let's say, this is all third and fives.


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[Assistant] This is all second and medium. Yes. This is all third and ten. If you going all third and ten and you guys are out there running seven on seven, you're not going to be getting third and tens because there's no threat of runs. There's no threat of the quarterback moving around. They know what's coming. So you really got to execute. So that's, that's why I'm not really too, uh, I'm not really, really too scared about anything.


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[Assistant] You can't even calculate. By the way, whoever tried to calculate that, you can't. Stop that. I know y'all was out there thinking about it. Stop trying to get cute. You cannot calculate seven on seven inside period what his completion percentage would be if it was a game. That was crazy.


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[Assistant] And McNuggets really quickly with this situation is when you look at baseball and spring training,


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[Assistant] There's a lot of guys in spring training that are veterans, they don't really play in spring training. There's not that much wear and tear in your body. I think the only guys that they worry about is pitchers and catchers. And even pitchers get hit around during spring training because what if they're trying to develop a third or fourth pitch, right? And so the same thing, but here's the thing about football.


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[Assistant] One of the things that I believe Zach is seeing right now is called camp fatigue.


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[Assistant] Like, when you start, one year we were at OU and we started because we had one of the first games of the year. I think one of our games we actually played almost in August. And we had to start two days further ahead to be ready for that game.


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[Assistant] And so we reported to camp two weeks before anybody else was. And so when you report to camp, and the Browns have been in our Hall of Fame game, and they went to the Greenbrier, you gotta think about it. They've been there longer practicing more than anybody. So after a while, you get to about this point of the training camp, you're like, listen,


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[Assistant] We gotta see some different people. I'm tired. My legs is tired. You know what I'm saying? Especially if your coach has been working you hard and stuff like that. And a lot of times if you got more guys out, you got rookies taking those reps. You gotta think about it. Rookies don't be really


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[Assistant] Yeah, listen, that's another thing that I saw them working together. Yeah. Uhm, and the one thing that I think does translate is upfront. Like upfront, when you're doing pass rush,


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[Assistant] That's translatable because it's just one on one stuff, like you just working your moves, working your get off, working those things. And the thing that really shined was the fact that


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[Assistant] Miles Garrett and Zedaria Smith was like un- unblockable. Yeah.


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[Assistant] It's gonna be a very pivotal week, a pivotal year for the Cleveland Browns in this show. I propose, I propose a dress schedule. I propose we come up with days of the week


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[Assistant] That represent things we want to wear. Like we could have Jersey Day.


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[Assistant] I think Miles Garrett is one of the players that if he plays, if he plays at a certain level, that he can bring back this motto of,


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[Assistant] Well, they got one of the best defenses we've seen, so they got an opportunity. He's a throwback to, to like...


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[Assistant] The Buccaneers, the old school Buccaneers with Brooks and Lynch and Sap. He's one of the, Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, uh, you know, Jamie Sharper, you know, Sackmaster Torello. He's one of, the Bears were Erlacher and, and, and what's the other, uh, what's the other line back in the day? Mike Singletary? No, no.


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[Assistant] It's not coming to me. But anyway, they were really good. Tommy Harris was in there. Here's the thing.


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[Assistant] I guarantee that the Browns are gonna be in the playoffs and doing it big. Because I think that he has a chance to break the sack record. I think he has a chance to change games. And now that you guys are Darius Smith.


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[Assistant] You're not going to be able to run from them. And they got the best defensive tackles that they've ever had. So now look at what you can do when you got a guy like Miles Garrett coming off the edge and think about it. I think so, I think we've looked at the offense and we've already projected what we think it's going to be. But this offense might be.


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[Assistant] This offense might be dinky-dunk. It might be, hey, we gonna, we gonna run some short routes, we gonna run a ball with Chubb, we gonna let Deshaun Watson move his feet, and we gonna let this defense dominate. And we gonna let these guys run around.


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[Assistant] Now, that's probably not likely, but I'm here to say, if you lose Miles Garrett, all that's off the table. Like, that's just, you can't replace him. And people in Cleveland don't realize, Miles Garrett is the best person on team.


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[Assistant] Ronnie Hickman is a guy who's around the football. You gonna break him down and you gonna actually bolster my point here, Tyves. Ronnie Hickman is a guy that can play that post safety and guess what? He's gonna show you why he's good on a telestrator later on and that's what we call a tease in this industry.


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[Assistant] Oh, if you know, you know, check him out. He out here dancing.


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[Assistant] That should have been 100% Watson. Now watch this, this is the conspiracy theory. It's because they have that much faith in DCR.


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[Assistant] That was disrespectful a little bit. I didn't know. Really? Isaac Bruce has over a thousand catches by himself. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] What else does Isaac Bruce have? Steve, take 216 full please. 91. 91. Get him off here. Sorry. Get out of here.


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[Assistant] Same game. I cannot believe it. You can't do stadium relocations. You can't change the price of your concessions. The draft is trash. I don't even see. I didn't do it. I got it.


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[Assistant] You got a pro-rated, you got a pro-rated amount you can play though.


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[Assistant] And my, and Mighty Bates reigns supreme 65 35.


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[Assistant] Yeah, if he, if he come, but I'ma tell you what, if he come in and have to play, and he's good, they gonna go crazy. They gonna start the season off with that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's so crazy. Ramadi Bates in DTR got more hyped than Donovan Mitchell. Yeah. Wow.


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[Assistant] Is there, is there an undervalued position? Before that, you know, people used to tell you, hey, stay away from tight ends, you can get one in the way of a rider. Uhm, now you look at it, and if you can get one, you know, they can really pay dividends, especially late in the season, or things like,


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[Assistant] Why receivers are the new running backs? You know, running backs used to be go off the board. Are there any receivers now where you would consider just those guys are completely head and shoulders above the running backs and you want to take those guys available right now?


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[Assistant] Uh, Dave, I had, uh, Jalen Hurts. I went on a limb and drafted him, and, uh, he showed up and showed out. Uhm, it, uh,


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[Assistant] What is he, his sibling this year? Is he, uhm, between him and Mahomes the number one pick? Or what are some other guys who you think, uhm, could be a dual threat quarterback, uhm, sneakily that can have really good years, kinda like Jalen Hurst did last year?


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[Assistant] Are there any guys, uh, that you can draft and get a bargain on that you would stash? Maybe Alvin Kamara, maybe somebody...


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[Assistant] Who, uh, you know, you're thinking about, you're like, ooh, last year I took Deshaun Watson, put him on my bench, and it ended up being the keeper league, so I have him this year. Is there anybody that you would kind of stash and say,


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[Assistant] He may be a rookie or a quarterback might not be up to speed, but like middle of the season I think he'll come around. We'll put him on my bench. He is a guy that can potentially make a splash. Sure.


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[Assistant] And, by the way, I like the fact that he played it in the center field and he was able to track the football. See, a lot of these DBs be around here looking around like, oh, I took a bad angle at it. I like the fact that he got back there, cut the rod off, and he got to work on his return skill.


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[Assistant] This is just to go show you the difference between practicing and regular games. He's able to run through the football and the game because, you know, he's like, okay.


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[Assistant] I got equipment on. I'm about to jump this route. So. Yea, you can't do that in practice. And think about it like this. Now you gotta pull off. How many, this, to me, I don't know Ty, but let me ask you this.


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[Assistant] Is this a product of Jim Schwartz's defense? Because last year and a lot of years prior to this, I saw the safeties playing at 900,000 feet.


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[Assistant] Why would you put the owners on the smallest guys on the field?


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[Assistant] Double team, you can't get home, they three-stepping you, ball coming out quick and you finally get that set. Man, it's a party.


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[Assistant] That's a great, that's a great play. Run that back. The fact that that man ran around a block. Get off of me. Don't touch my body. Ankle clap. I'm already up into my dance. I'm already in my dance. That is a great 8-9.


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[Assistant] See how high it's gonna be? Woah! That's the height.


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[Assistant] Not at all. I once told somebody, I says, you know what, we built the Empire State Building in one year. How can we not rebuild single family homes?


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[Assistant] Wow, a whole fire team, huh?


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[Assistant] Sarah Palmer. Commander Sarah Palmer. I lead all the fire teams aboard Infinity.


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[Assistant] Captain Lasky. You know I come up here for my peace and quiet.


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[Assistant] Crimson Team scored the first grab. Whatever it is, it's got the eggheads all tingly.


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[Assistant] Further attempts at physical persuasion haven't had much effect. Damn thing stuck fast. She's all yours, doc.


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[Assistant] Yeah, because Requiem wasn't messed up enough.


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[Assistant] It's amusing to see you not have the answer to everything. For once.


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[Assistant] Who are you talking to? You're rude! You want-


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[Assistant] I bet they keep you in something a lot smaller than a sandbox from now on, Catherine.


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[Assistant] Found him, Roland. Dr. Halsey too. Still alive?


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[Assistant] No, but it has to be done. And I don't trust anyone else to do it right.


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[Assistant] I know what you mean, Tom. And I won't see you court-martialed over that woman.


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[Assistant] J, you buried the lead, man. What was the lead? The lead is, you can tell we back at school full time. Look at who was on the plate!


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[Assistant] Well, I'm not really worried about the collisions. I worry about the non-contact injuries. Those are the ones that all the football players are worried about. Well, like Joe Burrow had. You know, the non-contact stuff. Achilles, knees. The one you plant and your knee goes out or the Achilles heel, right?


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[Assistant] No, those are just part of it. And it goes to, I've watched a guy, and there's a lot of guys who do ACL reconstructions, and you look at some of the science behind the ACL.


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[Assistant] They can show you why, you know, women soccer players have the most ACL injuries just because the way that their hips are set and the way it's proportionate to their knees.


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[Assistant] It also shows, like, concave and convex. Like, you know, LeBron James, he's bow-legged, right? He's bow-legged and slightly pigeon-toed. Those guys who are bow-legged and pigeon-toed very rarely tear ACLs. Guys like me, who are a little not needed, like their knees go in a little bit.


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[Assistant] Yes. You're more prone to doing that. There are now guys who now do exercise and studies, and I've been watching guys, especially uh, these right receiver coaches are teaching guys.


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[Assistant] You know, when you plant, you have to, you, you can't get outside of the framework of your body. Cause that's when those injuries happen when you plant and now your weight is now put on one leg or one limb.


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[Assistant] They teach them how to cut without being outside the framework of your body and we never had that, we was just running around. So hopefully that the science catches up with the way you do things.


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[Assistant] So what you do is you kind of talk yourself into certain things and you're like, okay, well what's the highest level that we can get to?


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[Assistant] Uhm, where we can actually do something to get something out of these drills without guys going all the way to the ground. And so yeaah, you can get something out of it, but you know, when you've played football before, you just understand that when you get out there,


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[Assistant] And the adrenaline gets to moving and that's why they don't want to play guys in pre-seasons because even starters understand that when you step on the field at any point in time, you gotta go 100%. There is no such thing as 75%, 60% in getting something out of it. You gotta go 100% because if you don't, that's when you get hurt.


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[Assistant] Uhm, for me, I don't think you're gonna get the same reads that you see, that you would see in a regular game. Uhm, because, you know, Jay spoke about it. You, there's no, there's no threat of being...


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[Assistant] Uh, injured, right? And a lot of the sacks, and I'll say as a defensive lineman, a lot of the sacks, uhm, that they do get, I think those are placebo. I don't count those because a lot of times when you're playing a guy like Lamar Jackson and Jalen Hurts or somebody like that, like, you're not gonna tag off with him.


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[Assistant] It doesn't simulate what you need to do, especially in terms of 707 too. Sometimes I see these guys running these routes on 101s and the corner, the corner and the DB will start off on the right hand side and this guy will run all the way across the field.


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[Assistant] Like, on a long, deep over route, you're like, dude, you're not gonna do that in the game. You don't have time. You don't have time to be running all the way over there doing that. It just doesn't simulate the real game to me. But, it's the best of both worlds. You're trying to figure out some way to get some reps.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I get it. Uhm, and it's always that thin line between I want my guys to be sharp.


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[Assistant] Or you gonna have to deal with hell if one of your guys, if Deshaun Watson get hurt in one of the wet slippery games like in the preseason.


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[Assistant] Last year, they were passive, they were bimba don't break, they were trying to figure out bad communication.


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[Assistant] If you listen to Everybody Talk, you listen to J.O.K., you listen to Miles Garry, you listen to Zedaria Smith. One of the things that shines through defensively is that the Cleveland Browns


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[Assistant] Are playing a different style of a game. They're aggressive. They, they, they, they make sure that the guys understand. Don't worry about no mistakes. Get upfield and be aggressive. And as a defensive player,


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[Assistant] I'm a player who, who likes to be aggressive, who likes to get a feel.


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[Assistant] Who likes to have, you know, put, put the offense on some onus on them to make some plays. Get them on their heels. Get them on their heels. And I think, I think everybody in that locker room


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[Assistant] Loves the way that his philosophy is. They still have to go out and prove it. But I'm, I'm, I think that the defense is going to be very good this year. Uhm, they have the pieces, they have the parts, and I think they're gonna be


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[Assistant] I don't know where it's going to go. I don't either. I think they like his upside. If he can play, he may, if he can make plays running around the field, being, you know, free and just making plays. He looked different Friday night.


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[Assistant] This dude has, and I'm not saying it lightly, he has Hall of Fame traits.


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[Assistant] As an offensive lineman, the first thing they tell you when you go to the combine is they're looking at reach. It's just like a wing, a small forward. They're always looking at their wingspan. They want their wingspan to be 7 foot. Doesn't he have the biggest the NFL has ever seen? When you can, when you have a wingspan like that and can punch a guy,


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[Assistant] And in his footwork, when you look at his kick slide, he's beating that guy to the, to the, to the point every time. And he was giving up three or four yards on the gap and still got to this point. And I'm not gonna say that he's, he's a guy who is gonna be Hall of Famer or whatever the case is.


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[Assistant] No, no, please stop. That's Brandon Graham too. And so my thing is, to me,


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[Assistant] He has better traits than Judgeret Wills today. To me, he's a better overall prospect than Judgeret Wills and he went in and to me, he showed more consistency because just like we had Tagboar Fool,


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[Assistant] Hey man, when you start getting, I'm gonna tell you what, when you start getting guys like Baldwin spot shadowing your preseason games. Yeaah, that's big. That means, that means guys understand that if we've been around this league, that this guy has some unique stuff going on. And I didn't see him spot shadowing Jedrick Wills, he been here three years.


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[Assistant] They didn't have a lot of twist text different things coming up. When you got an offensive line, you got a center. The center is going to tell everybody up front what the protection scheme is.


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[Assistant] Yes he would, but it would take a little time because his kick slide is different. Okay. You got a different foot up and a different foot back. So some people are more comfortable with a left handed or right handed kick slide, but could he do it? Sure.


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[Assistant] So it hasn't gone well for him at left tackle. And Joe Thomas says that a little bit. He says, Jed played right. It's going to take him a little time to get to the left and learn how to play that left tackle position. And he's doing, he's doing well. He's got an 84 grade right now. If you, now if they were in the pinch, all bets are off. You're going to have to play. Can he play guard?


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[Assistant] But did you, did you see in that one, just him in the highlight, he went the wrong way on the run play. Right? That's the, when, people don't understand, the smartest guys on the field are old linemen.


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[Assistant] It was a little choppy last year for them dudes. Uhm, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Even in a run game, which was surprising, cause Nick Chubb had fifteen hundred.


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[Assistant] I feel like, you know, my job is to make it for one guy miss, and I can do that.


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[Assistant] I do. You said it. M.J. Emerson, this is why this levels to this. M.J. Emerson took that position.


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[Assistant] That is his, like, that wasn't no debate. That's exactly right. That's his position. You see, ay, there's something to be said for dogs, that when Philadelphia come around,


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[Assistant] And when you playing good on good, the dogs be like, ain't no way in hell I'm missing practice. I want both of these reps. I get to see AJ Green, I get to see Devontae Smith, and Jalen Hurts.


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[Assistant] Very nice. And by the way, Wanthor Hill is a much better match for this defense than JJ3. You know, last year I infamously told him that his name is Jonathan.


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[Assistant] You're, we're not, we call you by your government name, you don't get JJ3. And Juan Thornhill came out, uh, last game and looked like a creative player. He had the number one on, he had a shield, he had a towel, I'm like, this guy looks the part. But.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, listen, he had everything working. He'd switch his number and everything. He was near the line of scrimmage. I saw him make a couple tackles, made the read, shoot downhill. I loved it.


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[Assistant] Ronnie Hickman, Ohio State guy, I like this guy. He's around the football. He's around the football. Now listen, I ain't gonna say he don't stand on positions, but I like him. I like him. He's around the football a lot. Ball skills. I like him. He's here. You think he's got a spot?


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[Assistant] Well listen, I'm going to get to this. You know, I want to talk about the teams that are actually active at this point. I think the rival in my head for offseason


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[Assistant] Uh, rosters is the New York Jets for some reason, Aditi. Cause I look at the New York Jets as a team that is trying to get where we're wanting to go. They didn't make the playoffs last year, they made some upgrades. Now they look to be a viable team that could possibly make the playoffs like the Cleveland Browns.


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[Assistant] What are your thoughts on them, uh, in Dalvin Cook and, and whose roster do you like better right now, the Jets or the Browns?


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[Assistant] I told you all that last year. That just gives you, oh, that gives you insight. I told you that they're not letting him win a damn thing moving forward. Not in year one.


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[Assistant] That if a man comes out and they tell you it's about winning and they tell you it's about what you do, it ain't about what the merit is. I've told you Americans about whether or not they identify with you. If they cannot identify and they don't like what you do, they will do things like make Tara Owens a second battle of hologrammer. And it's been that way forever. The pen cuts like a knife.


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[Assistant] 42 to nothing. And nobody's going to say Watson benched in 42 to nothing. If Tom Brady, ask yourself, if that happened to Tom Brady, what would Tom Brady do on that sideline? He would go.


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[Assistant] Tell him why G, tell him G, tell him G. Because if they want to line up and guard all these receivers that we're gonna throw the ball on, go ahead, put them little, little small defensive backs and safeties in the game and light boxes and Nick Chubb will get not only five, he's been getting 5.2 on stack boxes. What do you think he's gonna get with defensive backs and diamonds?


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[Assistant] We had to talk about this. Has there ever been an elite quarterback with a super elite running back? What is the last time we saw it? And what kind of numbers did Marshall Park put up? I'm just saying.


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[Assistant] Are they really splitting these carries because, you know, Kareem Hunt's not there? And you gotta look at it like this.


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[Assistant] If you're talking about early in the season and the offense is struggling to throw the football, guess what they're going to go to? They're going to go right back to them old stripes and be like, listen, we give Nicks up the football. He'll be a vocal part of what they're doing. And like you said, even if they're up, they're trying to run out these games. I give him, give me more than 2000, even though it's a rare occurrence.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well he's gonna break the record. Break the record. The man flipped his car and still played. And had 16.


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[Assistant] 2 or 3 would get it done. And Zedarius Smith, I don't even know, I think he had the most attacks he ever had was maybe 15 maybe? Maybe if not even that.


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[Assistant] So absolutely we're overseeing them. We're working very closely with them to ensure that where there are these problems that they're getting solved.


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[Assistant] Ultimately, there aren't a lot of hammers here. Uh, the way that the Congress provides the money, they want us to let the local governments make those decisions.


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[Assistant] I think that's up for the affected communities to decide. They get to make the choices about what to do with the dollars that we provide to them. Uh, but is there a better way of doing this?


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[Assistant] I hope that there is or that we can all work together to do it this way even better because that's what people are counting on the federal government for.


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[Assistant] Uh, no, I was pitching at the time. No, what I'm saying, did they pull you after that?


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[Assistant] You played softball yesterday. I did. And every, actually, I say everything hurts, but I didn't injure myself, which is good. I'm just sore from playing softball. We had a, we had parents versus kids. So we took our, the kids got me this shirt. Which is a great shirt. And uhm, we played parents versus kids softball. The parents


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[Assistant] We scored in the bottom of the 6 to take a lead. We held on 9-6 or 9-7 and they had a tying run at second. Was it baseball that you were playing or something? No, we played softball. Okay. Well, cause some of the moms were playing and even my wife played. Did she really? Yea, she was out in the left field a little bit. Good for her. She put the couple balls in play and softball. That's fun.


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[Assistant] So next year he moves up to the Major League division. But it's all under Rocky River. It's all under Rocky River Little League. When you go, you know, at the end of 3rd grade and the end of 4th grade, you play in the minors. Yeaah. And at the end of 5th grade, end of 6th grade, you play in the majors.


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[Assistant] So will you be coaching next year? I will, yeaah. But I think I'm going to get on the board this year too, I think.


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[Assistant] me of the way my team bonded. These kids will always be friends. Like I made plans for the bunch of the kids to go to the pool together later this week. It's fantastic. You know, they're having a great time.


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[Assistant] Right, if a little kid, if an eight-year-old, a ten-year-old, a twelve-year-old is not a die-hard Browns fan, he's not gonna buy a Browns jersey because it's cool, because it's not. It hasn't been.


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[Assistant] That season, they taught in that movie, they reference the six preseason games. Exactly right. And it's crazy, but now guys barely play. Uh, I will say this. I don't believe all the rust is gone.


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[Assistant] I don't know if I'm conning myself into believing he looked more confident out there. I felt he looked more confident than I saw him last year, but I'm not sure about that. It was one drive. He threw three passes. He was fine. Wasn't like amazing. Certainly wasn't terrible. I thought he looked fine, but I would want to play him more, but ultimately comes down to Stefanski and Watson.


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[Assistant] Doesn't matter. The bottom line is, no matter what, whether he plays one more snap, 50 more or none.


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[Assistant] The days of excuses. Fans, media have made excuses for this franchise and this team forever. It's over. There is zero excuse. They have everything they want. They're a very talented team on paper.


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[Assistant] Now just go win some freaking games. I don't want to hear about schedule, rust, nothing. Win games, that's it, nothing else matters. Yeah, that is the bottom line.


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[Assistant] Are you finished shooting the whole season? No, no, we're in a post-production right now, so we're editing right now, yeah.


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[Assistant] I was the post PA. I used to bring like the editors food and coffee and stuff. And I was on, I worked on a show called The Surreal Life. Do you guys remember The Surreal Life? Oh yes. Where they put a bunch of celebrities and put them in a house. Yes, indeed. And uh, I... Celebrities in a house.


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[Assistant] Because they had this moment with Corey Feldman, I was, and the editor was like, watch this. And there was this thing with Corey Feldman and he was getting a, he was, he was crying.


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[Assistant] Uh, I was, I worked on the Scorpio. I worked on Scorpion King. Oh, the movie!


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[Assistant] Uh, but on that show, there's this funny thing. My PAs would all hang out.


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[Assistant] And there's this guy named Big. I was, I was Little Bill on that show because there was a guy named Big Bill. He was like 6'7".


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[Assistant] Then Bucky, our prop guy, came over and he goes, hey I got that exact same knife but it's retractable, it's fake.


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[Assistant] But I've been rambling for too long now, so back to this silliness, let me put on my tiara, and say that thank you guys so much for all that you've done for me.


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[Assistant] Now the question that we don't know the answer to is why is it abundant? But it's clearly been abundant here and undoubtedly in other Houston hospitals as well.


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[Assistant] We don't know exactly where this bacteria came from.


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[Assistant] But probably many patients brought it into the hospital and we now know that this is a common organism in our community.


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[Assistant] I think every hedge fund manager knows what material non-public information is, uhm, and if they don't,


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[Assistant] I, uhm, are you okay? You didn't look good last night. I wasn't sure you'd be, you know, around.


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[Assistant] Huff and puffs. Not many people smoke those.


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[Assistant] What I mean is, I don't wanna waste your time.


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[Assistant] Sometimes, we have to find our way through life on our own, grasping and fumbling in the dark.


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[Assistant] I, I used to have friends to help me find my way. But now, they're gone. And I don't know what to do.


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[Assistant] I'm sorry if I'm wasting your time. I thought I knew how to say it.


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[Assistant] Listen, Sheriff. Can you keep this conversation between us? I could be in a lot of... trouble.


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[Assistant] Thank you for listening, Sheriff. You should go onto your next business. I don't think you'll be wasting your time.


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[Assistant] Under the National Action Plan for Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria, which was released in 2015, we now have an overarching framework and structure for addressing this issue across the federal government.


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[Assistant] We have a plan. We have a plan that has specific actions that are being worked on every single day and I think it's reflective of the investments we've been making around surveillance, stewardship, developing new products, developing new diagnostics and increasing international collaboration on the issue.


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[Assistant] We're investing $250 million over five years for the early stage development of antimicrobials. I think the next phase as we start to think about products that really show promise in early phases is how do we continue to support their development. And I don't think we've fully landed on what that strategy looks like, but we do have to rethink.


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[Assistant] How we reward companies. And that's, again, ongoing conversation.


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[Assistant] So, so fair enough on that point. And I'm sitting here thinking, you know, this is a good opportunity for a rookie like Isaiah McGuire to get in there. I think before we lost internet, Mike was giving us the numbers that the third and fourth pass rusher and Jim Schwartz's game plays a significant amount of snaps.


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[Assistant] Right, right, and traditionally that's how it goes. So a guy like Isaiah McGuire, who's a rookie, under Jim Shorstie, uh, uh, you know what I'm saying, mentorship, and then you got guys in the locker room like Zedaria Smith and Miles Garrett.


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[Assistant] This is a opportunity for him to really put on display, like, hey, I'm him. You know what I mean? So grab a position and see what it does. But you know, I felt like that Alex Wright was going to be a significant part of


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[Assistant] That group and a part of the rotation simply because of what I've seen towards the end of last year and just how much that this was the one guy if you go back to last year's draft that everybody had a consensus on.


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[Assistant] This was the one guy that everybody said that they agreed on an entire building. So.


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[Assistant] Knowing that everybody wanted him, they're going to give him every opportunity to shine. You talked about Coach setting up Anthony Schwartz, right?


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[Assistant] Coaches was gonna set up Alex Wright to sign, and hopefully like this is not an injury that like makes him miss a significant amount of time outside of maybe the first couple of weeks of the season.


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[Assistant] But who knows how it would have turned out. I just feel like when you lose those depth rotational pieces to what you have going on and you gotta replace that with guys off the street, it can be a learning curve and that can have an impact.


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[Assistant] I just think like, uh, you know, when Robert Quinn was in Dallas, he played with the defensive line coach that's here now, Brent Bloom.


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[Assistant] He might have prayed with him too. He's won the Super Bowl with the Rams. This is a veteran, got championship experience. To me,


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[Assistant] Soft tissue injuries, those are things that linger all season long. And I know there's a lot of people who had a lot of faith in what he was able to bring to the table this year. And the injury might not even be significant. I just think it's a thing that might plague him for a little while. And then, especially like would it be in the preseason, you still going through camp.


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[Assistant] You don't want to start going down running backs to where you putting unnecessary usage on Chubb. And they probably won't do that anyway. They just keep bringing in camp bodies and camp bodies, but.


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[Assistant] No, so I put him, I put him, I think he is, because he plays, I think he plays a position that's overall weak for the Cleveland Browns. But we don't know if he's gonna start. We don't know if he's gonna start or not, but he's- We know Jack Conklin's gonna start. Yeah, but-


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[Assistant] I just think he's more important because of the defensive tackle position being so weak for the Cleveland Browns. And so he was drafted a third round pick to me as a guy that's a starter or your first rotation.


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[Assistant] You know, kind of fits what Jim Schwartz likes to do. So, uh, hopefully he, he's one of those guys we have not hit on third round picks a lot, but he seems like he's going to be a player. I know he's had a decent cap so far and I know we can't buy too much into that, but it'd be interesting to see him. You know, I think most of the, most of the guys should play.


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[Assistant] He's, he's definitely a part of the run game. I'm looking at the defensive tackle list now. I'm on a Cleveland Browns app. Tristan Hill is hurt. Maurice Hurst, he's a really good player when he's healthy. Not sure. We all know Tommy Toga, y'all probably won't make this team. I can't see Jordan Elliott starting.


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[Assistant] Will who stars depend on what type of package they come on in? Right?


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[Assistant] Because I think, I think he, uh, he exceeded everybody's expectations of his play, right? And I know we can't take too much out of preseason. But let's say the game against Philadelphia, if he plays a significant amount of time, and a game this week against the commanders who's probably going to play some of their starters in the first quarter who has a damn good defensive line.


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[Assistant] If he can hold his own, and he played the way that he played in the Hall of Fame game, do you think that we changed how we look at him playing this year? Because we remember when he was first drafted, a lot of us was saying, he'll probably ride the bench a lot, probably won't see significant time, but if he continues to play like he played in the Hall of Fame game, does that change the narrative?


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[Assistant] A lot of love for Kirk Cousins, man. Patrick Mahomes is Patrick Mahomes. I don't really like speaking too bad to certain people, man, but you can tell a beta male when you look at that one.


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[Assistant] It's just, it's different. Yea, quitting is lame. That's lame. Yea, although the Eagles


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[Assistant] But I do feel even better about having him. Uh, to me, this is a dude who's a baller. He's a big point guard. He's an athletic point guard. He's a guy that can go out there and get a bucket. He's a floor facilitator. He's a guy that can set up his teammates. Always pointing back to the game last year when the Cavs played the Warriors, Steph Curry didn't play.


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[Assistant] This dude came in and dropped like, yeaah, like 22 and 6. Something crazy like that. So, you know, I felt like the Cavs needed more shooting and more athleticism at that backup point guard position anyway. You look at that, he shot 38% from a three point range. I think this is, uh,


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[Assistant] This is a unfortunate situation for Ricky Rubrio praying for him as he goes through what he goes through, but at the same time I think it creates opportunity for a guy like Todd Jerome who can now


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[Assistant] Play some significant backup point guard minutes. And then I think it also creates, uh, some room potentially for a guy like Craig Porter Jr., who showed throughout summer league that, uh, he, he could be a floor facilitator as well. If you look throughout the entire summer league, even the games to where he didn't dominate the, the necessarily like the point scoring part of the stat book.


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[Assistant] It was a pretty cheap contract for a guy who can shoot, a guy who can facilitate, and a guy that's big enough to, to run and defend. Man, that's what you want for a backup point guard. So, I thought it was, uh, I think it looks better today.


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[Assistant] Can you imagine, can you imagine like why they was on the court? Cause I can still remember who was on the court. Can you imagine what was going through LeBron's head as he seen Kevin Love step out there on Curry with the, with the finals on the line? It was probably like, oh man, that's crazy. But no real quick, cause I know we got Tom Hamilton.


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[Assistant] Might keep throwing up this whole, well, they don't play defense. And I ain't gonna say defense don't matter and I don't care, but I've seen the Cavaliers rank top five and damn near every defensive, uh, statistical category last year. And it didn't matter because we couldn't get a bucket when it mattered, so.


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[Assistant] And they didn't play great defense in the playoffs? No, they didn't. So, I'll take somebody that can go get a bucket, versus somebody that's alive.


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[Assistant] Yo, Cote McCoy is the one guy who's came through here since 1999 that I felt like did not get a fair shake. I felt like Cote McCoy could have been a solid starting quarterback in the NFL.


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[Assistant] I literally just, I just seen that play on a real, I'm sorry though bro. Look, look, you, Tim trying to play the tough guy, right? He, he trying to play the tough guy, bro. He stared down on him, threw his glove up and he told him to square up. Jose said, oh what?


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[Assistant] Tom, and it's a pleasure to be sitting here in front of you. I got a question, but I got a statement real quick. Uh, last year I hosted my first ever radio show, uh, on the fan.


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[Assistant] And some of the advice I got from Ken Carmen, he says, don't waste time telling people who you are. You got six minutes to make people decide, are they going to listen to you or Tom Hamilton? And to be sitting here now on TV talking to you man, it's a pleasure. So definitely.


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[Assistant] Thank you, thank you. Gavin Williams, another rookie in this game, right? 12 strikeouts yesterday, became the first Guardians pitcher with at least 12 K's as a rookie.


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[Assistant] Talk about the biggest difference you see from him from his first career start to what he did last night.


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[Assistant] Five and a half games out, you know, it seems like now basically it's about letting these young guys develop, letting these young guys, you know, prove what they have for the rest of the season going into next year. And hey, if you end up at the top of the division, you do, but if not,


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[Assistant] That's fine as well. So, you know, you're talking about Rob and Peter to pay Paul. What can they do differently?


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[Assistant] You know, going forward to try to see if they can develop these hitters.


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[Assistant] I'm 35. I remember the indies teams with Manny Ramirez, Jim Tomey, and you know, all the homegrown guys. They didn't have great pitching. They had all the power bats now.


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[Assistant] So, so we know Kareem Hunt not coming back to Cleveland. He was never coming back to Cleveland. Uh, Jerome Ford, uh, apparently suffered like a hamstring injury. And, you know, Meiji and, uh, Bull was talking about how those things can linger. Should the Browns actually explore the free agency market to bring in another running back just to be on the safe side? Or should they be okay with what they have?


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[Assistant] Alright, Tua. Give me Tua. Hertz, Tua. Give me Jalen Hertz. Yeah. I take Justin Herbert off for the sake of this conversation. Alright, okay. And uh, give me Trevor Lawrence.


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[Assistant] You said this Thursday and I definitely saw it Thursday night in the game. You talked about Jim Schwarz defense and not necessarily who will be out there, but a style of play and a certain attitude and you can see the attitude of the players that was out there put on display. So you got the commanders versus Browns game.


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[Assistant] This week, I'm pretty sure starters from both teams will play a little bit in this game. Are you excited to see that, that attitude transfer over to some guys that we were gonna actually see in the regular season this, this Friday night?


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[Assistant] No, I just want to say I appreciate you like, you know, understanding, understanding that, that even though you sympathize and you empathize with us, you can't walk in our shoes every day and understand what we go through. So if I come off a little emotional sometimes.


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[Assistant] Ever take a look at those tattoos of his? All that gangland prison crap? He was more criminal than cop. You live like a thief, you die like a thief.


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[Assistant] You see that little girl that lives here? She turns up, you come find me. Got it?


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[Assistant] Not tonight. Tonight was the first time he used a gun. This guy relies on close proximity.


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[Assistant] So remember, if you approach him, it gives him power. Sir, if we can't approach him, how do we arrest him? Remember your training. He's a wanted cop killer now. You can shoot him on sight.


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[Assistant] Look, Captain, he wore gloves and apparently didn't touch anything in the apartment other than the knob on the front door. He didn't leave prints, fibers, or anything else traceable.


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[Assistant] Where's the killer? No idea. He could be anywhere, but when we fought, he said something I didn't understand at all. Wait, wait, wait. The killer actually talked? Not much, but I think I hit a nerve. I told that bastard he'd be dead soon, but he said, I already know death. And then something about his instrument of death will kill again tonight.


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[Assistant] What were you doing here? Following a lead. I never dropped the case. Had this psychic, Cassandra, working with me.


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[Assistant] And we figured out the Bell Killers hunting mediums, like a witch trial execution copycat. At that point, we couldn't let it go. Even after Rex demoted me.


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[Assistant] She's here somewhere. I'll check here. Head toward the back.


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[Assistant] We were all sitting down to dinner and I spoon fed him a bite of, you know, what we were eating.


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[Assistant] And I turn my head and he is just throwing up.


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[Assistant] He gradually started being less friendly and he gradually started being more lethargic. You know, this is not my son. And there's something really wrong.


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[Assistant] We will have to do a craniotomy where they cut his scalp, uhm, from one ear almost all the way over to the other.


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[Assistant] And he said that, you know, it doesn't usually happen that they get brain abscesses from Salmonella Heidelberg, but Salmonella is a very virulent bacteria.


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[Assistant] And when you have a, you know, child with, you know, his immune system is not developed as somebody else's, uhm, it will seed in his brain. And he said that it's because of how strong the bacteria is.


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[Assistant] I had a nurse tell me, you know, when we first realized that he had an abscess, she said, I cannot believe that he's still alive.


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[Assistant] We started looking at cases of Salmonella Heidelberg.


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[Assistant] And it was a particular pattern that we were very interested in.


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[Assistant] It's difficult to try to figure out how outbreaks happen.


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[Assistant] You know, at about 10 o'clock on Thursday mornings, I usually go to a store and buy chicken.


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[Assistant] Talked to my research assistant, I said, let's go to the store. And she goes, why? I said, let's just, let's just go to the store.


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[Assistant] So we drove out to the store and I remember looking at all the chicken and thinking, boy,


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[Assistant] If I find Salmonella Heidelberg, then this chicken is gonna be huge. And then I thought, well, what's a likelihood? It's been three weeks.


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[Assistant] So I, you know, I just said, well, I'm just going to pick one here and pick one there and pick another one there. It's finding a needle in a haystack, right? It's just nearly impossible. Three days later, we got a phone call from the lab saying your chicken is positive.


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[Assistant] I think we knew that it was serious, one, because a person had died of the disease, and then Washington was seeing so many cases. It became a, you know, quickly fast-tracked into something really huge.


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[Assistant] It was somewhat of a tense meeting. We actually had proof that


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[Assistant] The chicken had actually come from a foster farm plant in Kelso, Washington and so our expectation was for them to


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[Assistant] Obviously argue about it but come to a consensus and correct whatever needed to be corrected and they wouldn't agree to that. In their minds, nothing was wrong with it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, the person that Foster Farm had actually hired.


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[Assistant] Was using a different method, so they did not believe their chicken was the cause of an outbreak.


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[Assistant] Were we expecting it? In the back of our minds we were.


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[Assistant] That to me was probably that switch, you know, in which I said, there's a bunch of blood infections here.


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[Assistant] You know, this is not our usual salmonella and a little bit of, you know, vomiting and diarrhea. This is more severe. These people are getting hospitalized. Something needs to happen here.


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[Assistant] I have to say I have been better. But thanks for putting me back together.


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[Assistant] Oh, her. That explains the sting.


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[Assistant] I'd rather not have to feel the pain she brings. So, let's not do that again, okay?


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[Assistant] The top 10 issuers in the country are charging interest rates of 25 to 30 percent to some of their customers. And this is in a market where interest rates are at a 40 year low.


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[Assistant] We have consumers paying interest rates that would be considered loan sharks in my day.


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[Assistant] In most cases, if you were to sign up for this card, the bank will honor that rate through that period of time. But there's a lot of fine print that goes with what could happen. For example, if you were to miss one payment, this rate will go away immediately.


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[Assistant] How this goldmine of information residing out there in these databases by the consumer reporting agencies, the credit bureaus.


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[Assistant] Uh, I'd have to admit in most cases I may have just glanced at it. You know, it's filled with so many legal terms and so many pages and such small print. And it can be intimidating, I think.


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[Assistant] Can change the terms and conditions at will. Without asking my permission? Absolutely. They can change it all. It only takes fifteen days notice to make those changes. I mean, you could be offered a five or six percent interest rate today and perhaps get it two months later. That could be thirty percent. There's nothing to prevent the issuer from changing those conditions.


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[Assistant] If you do miss a mortgage payment, you do miss a car payment, any other, it can trigger what is called a universal default. They actually have the right to change it if you miss a payment with another creditor. Or in some cases, even if there's a change in your credit worthiness. In fact, you don't have to miss a payment. You don't have to go over your credit limit to be on default.


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[Assistant] Much, much faster than interest income in the business.


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[Assistant] Well they really have become a profit stream. It's not just the fees that they charge.


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[Assistant] That's exactly right. It's wide open. We're beginning to see banks do all this tweaking where they're changing the interest rates and raising fees, adding new fees.


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[Assistant] All kinds of way they calculate interest, setting the due dates on a Sunday on a holiday on the hopes that maybe you'll trip up and get a payment in late. It's become a very anti-consumer marketplace.


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[Assistant] Well, you have to assume by looking at the indictment that the government did not believe it had the goods, uh, on Mr. Collins.


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[Assistant] In the criminal law, in order to be guilty and for the government to be able to convict you, you have to show criminal intent. A willing intent to violate the criminal laws.


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[Assistant] Yes, there is such a thing as criminal negligence. You can't.


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[Assistant] Violate the insider trading laws. You can't commit fraud negligently.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Today, the plan was to talk to TK, but right now we got OGZ and his beautiful baby with him, and of course we got Picasso.


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[Assistant] Crazy. Before, as long as we got him here, talk about OGZ for a second, talk about how he changed your life and how you guys met and such.


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[Assistant] I feel like this Shoreline album is what we're all looking forward to. I feel like that's what anybody who ain't tapped in yet the album, I feel like it's going to be this big moment.


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[Assistant] Definitely. Uhm, Picasso, you tell me how you met TK.


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[Assistant] So you guys have a few different rappers that you tried to, to put out together that, that maybe didn't go so far before you kinda, cause when I think about you guys, I think about Shoreline, Greedo, Draco, and then I know about some, some new artists you guys have in the works as well.


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[Assistant] Really? So were you one of the first people that like tried to reach out and manage Greedo and Draco?


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[Assistant] Definitely. Crazy. Alright, so that's kinda where you guys are at right now. TK, give me the word on...


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[Assistant] Like what, what was, if you give people your summary of where you're coming from, how would you explain it in terms of the work that you put on earlier, where you were actually born? Cause everybody looks at you like this LA, uh, OG. A lot of the younger generation definitely are looking at you thinking that you must be from here because you're so tapped in and everything.


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[Assistant] So you, you always were like, signing artists basically, or just working, like managing artists, but were you ever frequently like getting money off them, or was it just a labor of love, while meanwhile you were paying your bills and doing illicit activity?


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[Assistant] Wait, you linked with a bunch of Armenians? Yes I did. How, in what way? Through my good pictures.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? But was this, was this a big deal to you that all of a sudden you were tapped in with the Armenians?


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[Assistant] Well, my girl is Armenian and my girl has frequently advised me to not get into business with any shady Armenians. She's like, like, the dude trying to get us to like rent, to use his rental cars for free. She's like, you don't want to owe anything to him. You don't, I know that type of dude. You don't want to be dealing with him. I'm like, oh, okay. I feel you.


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[Assistant] That's the crazy shit about your whole story, sorry to just add a little context, but is that you just kept grinding all these years.


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[Assistant] What's up with Draco versus like the average rapper who buys jewelry off you? A little different, a little bit more enthusiastic?


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[Assistant] It don't sound right, but uh, so wait, okay, you got your label situation after the Shoreline shit with Atlantic and then Jay was one of the first people you started connecting with?


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[Assistant] Right. Is that the goal? To find artists who got music and then add some structure?


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[Assistant] Okay. What's your style in terms of like, how do you, how do you identify where you fit in when you look at like Shoreline and all like the different artists that TK and Picasso have? What would you say, how would you describe your lane that you did, what you represent in this whole thing?


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[Assistant] That's a weird thing about him. And he don't talk about smoking weed either. So right there, he don't sound like most rappers.


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[Assistant] Okay, so Jay's part of what you guys are building now, like he's the artist, is he like the main focus of what our band's on?


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[Assistant] I'm trying to think. There's a lot of different good G words, so.


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[Assistant] You gotta do that shit with the cucumber that I've seen girls doing in the club on Instagram.


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[Assistant] Kato, tell me about uh, linking with TK, informing, and taking Shoreline Moppy to the next level.


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[Assistant] But where were you guys at in terms of your career? Like, like you guys had just started to get really your buzz going off the shoreline and do that tape, right? That was when you guys were first starting to get cracking, but you didn't really have a manager or any kind of like business direction.


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[Assistant] Bro, was Shuala Mafia just sorta like, not a thing yet before that one tape? Like you guys were doing your thing, but it hadn't really caught on yet until that tape with Rama?


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[Assistant] Yeaah. But I feel like before Ron Ron you guys were rapping over beats that weren't really working for you and that was a change.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause you guys were rappin' all those fuckin' goth beats back in the day, all those videos you guys took offline.


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[Assistant] Oh, on Soundcloud? Okay, but not on YouTube for some of them. Some of them I've seen that the fans are doing the re-uploads.


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[Assistant] What makes you capable of managing all these wild ass gangster rappers? How do you hold it together? A lot of people would maybe think it would be impossible.


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[Assistant] I tried to get Atlantic to sign an artist who was definitely a gangster rapper one time and they were like, hell no. They were like, we don't want all that problems.


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[Assistant] I saw you guys play to like 11,000 people the other day, like two nights in a row.


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[Assistant] I saw Rob Fischer's almost getting into it with fucking, uh, DJ Drama. Cause you wouldn't do the drop.


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[Assistant] Bananas. Uhm, alright, so, I don't know, what are the changes that you've seen in these guys since you first started working with them?


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[Assistant] I just figured out the other day that that original version of the video that you shot is actually on YouTube.


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[Assistant] Wait, what? Oh, the last song we were playing before we did this? Before we got on here? Well, we were about to listen to this new Dreamville.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. That's why OJC copped that shit and took one sip of it.


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[Assistant] Put that in a song and then credit me. Ain't no sip like the first sip.


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[Assistant] Yo Phoenix, I got something I want to say to you. She said the pussy mind, I said we finna sell it.


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[Assistant] No, we were only there for like a day or two. All I know is that we did the show, and then this motherfucker took us across the street to the strip club, and that was the first time in my life that I had the security protecting me while I was doing drugs.


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[Assistant] I think everybody could, uh, learn a lot from your whole overall positivity and your attitude towards this shit because, I mean, you could have very easily, you know, the average person in your position would only


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[Assistant] Shine a little bit of light maybe on one or two people or whatever, but for you to actually like, wanna like, open up everybody's eyes and like, I see the way you are with producers and all, up and coming artists that you always wanna show love and credit people, and I think that's really important.


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[Assistant] You were on the combat one too? Yea, I am. Oh wait, I think you were on the combat one that didn't come out because we lost the audio file. That's crazy.


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[Assistant] That makes sense. That's fire. Mitchie, we gotta get the full length interview in one day.


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[Assistant] That's a fact. Keep that in mind, those kind of stories do well.


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[Assistant] When you like risk, risk your life for the story. I did that for the podcast.


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[Assistant] Right, yeaah. Cause it, what is it, the, the LAist? What's his, his project? The land. The land, right, yeaah. LAist is another thing.