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[Assistant] How can he say that you get it right most of the time? How did he know that it's not the tip of the iceberg?


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[Assistant] To say that Mayfield is an anomaly in a single case is naive at best.


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[Assistant] Great, you guys are here. Just in time. Okay, let me introduce our guest. This guy is Chao Lan. Chao Chang.


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[Assistant] We ran out of the seafood sauce right now. How about beef noodles, with extra fish balls? Me too, dad. Okay, two then. You can sit with them, okay? You can stay here for a while.


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[Assistant] Um, uh, Jenjen, uh, I think they only said that for your sake.


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[Assistant] Zhen Zhen, why would you even say something like that? What do you mean you're not related? You grew up together since you were young. Doesn't it mean anything?


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[Assistant] You're okay now. What if... What if something happened to you? How am I supposed to live?


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[Assistant] You're a good boy. Good job. Good job, huh? I'm grateful to you. Thank you.


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[Assistant] Jen-jen. Mrs. Chen, please be my witness, okay? Jen-jen, listen, starting from today, he's your dad too. Count out to him!


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[Assistant] Your brother Ling Xiao saved your life today. He saved our family, Zhen Zhen. Huh?


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[Assistant] From now on, he's your brother. Is that clear? Huh? Kowtow!


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[Assistant] When Zucho and Lingxiao were leaving, she was really upset with them. That girl. She hidden her grandmas and refused to see them off. They called her but she never answered. It took her a few months to get better.


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[Assistant] What can I do? They're adults now. They know what they're doing. They create their problems, then they fix them themselves. They wouldn't be happy if we interfere.


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[Assistant] Do you want a full or half bowl of rice?


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[Assistant] Oh, okay. Hang up the closed sign before you leave. Alright.


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[Assistant] Don't be like that. Don't blame him. You know Chan Ting more than anyone else.


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[Assistant] On the other hand, I think that you should talk to Ling Xiao properly. Talk it through.


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[Assistant] I can help with other things, but this one? You're his real dad, so it's your job.


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[Assistant] I've been accused for sex harassment. And that's completely a lie.


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[Assistant] Oh my God, no. I got a, I got a beautiful wife and I got a beautiful kids and that's all I care. I can never betray my wife or something like that.


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[Assistant] They're gonna find out what a software is.


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[Assistant] We had the trunk of a car which was described by a number of lay witnesses as having an odor that was distinctly identifiable as human decomposition. I smelled it myself and I can tell you having smelled it over my career many many times, it's very recognizable and I noticed it.


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[Assistant] There was a stained area in the carpet that appeared to be the source of the odor. And that piece of carpet was sent in a sealed condition to Dr. Voss.


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[Assistant] Dr. Voss has 20 years of research have all been in the biochemistry of decomposition.


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[Assistant] On the edge science. This was cutting edge forensic science. And it was cutting edge for lawyers and judges. Never introduced before. Never introduced before.


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[Assistant] Forensic evidence is reliable and accurate and very, very necessary. And to take a small number of cases or the opinions of a few people and take that as an indictment of the system of forensic science does a disservice to not only forensic science but to justice.


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[Assistant] I can find no other plausible explanation other than that to explain all the results we found.


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[Assistant] Whether that opinion is right is wrong is garbage is up to a jury.


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[Assistant] Ayy, now I'm finally with the man who I wanted to secretly reveal. A good friend of mine, Damier Dusty, also known as All Black. Show his face. Just him, get me out of it!


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[Assistant] So a lot of people don't know, this is my bonafide brother.


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[Assistant] Point blank, I'm with my brother. This is the first night.


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[Assistant] Coming from where we come from, meaning the mud, the absolute bottom, the dirt, how does it feel now to transition to not only staying and then living in LA part time,


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[Assistant] And I'm here with the dumbier dog that bite, all black, searching up on everything in all black.


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[Assistant] And the weed, we want it all the time. Then give me the weed, and give him the flops, and I'll smoke with Chris.


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[Assistant] A manifesto that would return the country to Eisenhower level, era levels of government spending, there would be no more room for any discretionary program other than defense if this whole thing were phased in. I mean, it's an incredibly austere document.


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[Assistant] So Cantor starts turning up to these meetings, and...


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[Assistant] What the administration people decide is that Cantor is sort of profoundly unhelpful to the process.


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[Assistant] First we gotta say, yes! Hahaha, okay, okay.


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[Assistant] Honey, honey. Yes, mama. Eating candy. No, mama. Are you sure? Yes, mama. Open your mouth. Ha, ha, ha. Ha, ha, ha.


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[Assistant] All I was trying to do was to let him know that, uh, that we did not know they were coming. His response was that he felt the president had poisoned the well.


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[Assistant] When Secretary Geithner and the rest of us spoke to the President, we were very clear, a default would be unprecedented in our country. It would absolutely lead to a serious downgrading of our


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[Assistant] I understood that it was going to be very hard to get the kind of bigger deal without each of them personally engaging.


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[Assistant] When the Gang of Six plan comes out, here you had Republicans in the Senate willing to put so much more revenue on the table than Speaker Boehner was offering.


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[Assistant] We were disappointed, but we were also puzzled that once again we were this close to an agreement and then inexplicably the speaker, uh, decided to leave the negotiating table and try a different strategy.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, I'm friends with a lot of girls in the industry and they're just like, you're so lucky you have a boyfriend. And that is, doesn't care about what you do. Obviously I don't fuck other guys, but, you know, if I did, I wouldn't have a boyfriend right now.


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[Assistant] But yeah, Carmen was on a drug bender for I don't know how many years. Yeah, but like bad, like that morning.


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[Assistant] I was just as interested in yours and it was like super good. And actually you just triggered my other question. You're going to dance in the strip clubs, but they don't, they don't trigger you?


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[Assistant] No. Okay, you should watch it. It's like, for me it's a lot because it's like they're in high school and they're doing all this crazy shit that I didn't even know people doing in high school. But I feel like you can't, you can't tell your kids not to have sucks. It's just like, they're gonna, in high school everyone's fucking doing it.


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[Assistant] When we were going on vacation with your family before I ever met your sister or your mom or whatever, one of your sister's friends said like, is she going to like dress appropriately around the kids? Like straight up ask your sister that and I'm like.


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[Assistant] It's like I see that there's a, I forget which company it is, but they do like,


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[Assistant] I'm more about the scenario, like, like, obviously the guy being attractive does make a difference, but it's like, the scenario, one time I was watching a black scene and it was like, they were having like some party that looked really fun and then it turned into a giant orgy and like that was like a hot concept.


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[Assistant] In general, the dance stuff, music stuff, what was it exactly? Whatever we were filming, it was just like, oh, we had a routine, let's film it, put it on YouTube, and it really just catching, you know, a lot of, uh, people, great audience, and they really sticking, like, these people from the beginning, they're like, you guys don't know Serati, we watched them when they were young, and they grew up, they now have kids, and it's crazy, so.


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[Assistant] We have a really big fan base, but she was hip to just putting this on YouTube, having us post all the time. And that's how we kind of just got everywhere. Every time we go to an event, they're like, man, we keep on seeing y'all everywhere. That's cause I'm, I was like, y'all just post, post, post.


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[Assistant] It was like fun. It wasn't like, oh we have to do this video so we can get views. I mean now that's kind of like the thing.


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[Assistant] People, like even our baby sister, like, she's into watching YouTube videos and...


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[Assistant] She'll set it up in her iPad and everything, so it's a whole different ball game for social media now.


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[Assistant] And like, people around the neighborhood were like, yeaah, snitches get stitches, but they did it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like our mom, she's like, if we didn't have her, we don't know where we would be. She like really just saw the vision and wanted something great for her children. So, you know.


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[Assistant] Like, you know, college could have been an option, but, you know, performing is what we like to do.


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[Assistant] But, part of uhm, performing LA, we also hopped on YouTube, cause you know, go through music industries, bad deals and stuff like that, we ran a bad one.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so it was like a production deal, but we ended up waiting that out and actually just going to YouTube and actually getting a fan base, so we just, oops sorry, hit a million.


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[Assistant] And so, that's kinda like, probably where your girl came up. She's seen us like, just everywhere, so.


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[Assistant] So, with that, and then even on Instagram we were doing dance challenges, whether it was like Stir Fry Migos, we did that at the top of the year. Booty. By Black Youngsta. A lot of just LA ratchet mixes and stuff like that.


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[Assistant] I feel like it's those moves, you know, where you rub your stomach and tap the head at the same time.


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[Assistant] I think it's both. It's crazy because we just did our loyal music video out now. Make sure you all go watch it.


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[Assistant] We did, you know, more of like a choreography, choreographed dance, and they're like, we want to see you guys teach us how to do it, do a dance tutorial. So, I don't know, maybe we just look really good doing it.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. You know, you know, uhm, the music video Bruno Mars and uhm, what was it, Uptown Funk? That's what it felt like. Or like Chris Brown's Yeaah Three Times, cause it was kinda like that vibe.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but, you know, so we had the performances and there was A&R Earl Johnson that, uhm, was coming to those shows. And we always had to, we kept the relationship with him, but he was at Roshan Records, but when he moved over to


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[Assistant] Uh, Roc Nation, he was like, we'll have this opportunity, you guys wanna, you know.


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[Assistant] Go there and we're like, yeah. And so we had a showcase and the former president, Benny Pugh, we showcased for him, Omar Grant.


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[Assistant] And he just loved this, but we had recorded a couple of songs before.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause even with our YouTube, like it's like ages from like seven to, you know, grandma's be watching us and stuff like that. So we just want to keep our music for everybody. Not corny, you know, people be like, oh, you don't cash, y'all don't, that's kids' bop. No, you can just make music for everybody. It's great for movie scenes. It's great for commercials, radio. It's a lot you can do with it than just be, you know,


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[Assistant] So, I mean, we still listen to like Meg Thee Stallion and stuff like that, but we're just like the-


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[Assistant] We like, you know, it's a real world. A lot of people experience a lot of things, even at a young age, whatever, but like for us, we live what we talk about. Like we can't be not true to what we say, cause that's just, either you can call it hypocrite.


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[Assistant] And then we just notice too, like, you know how most people are like, oh, I want to be a perfect role model. Like, we get it, like, no one's perfect, but we are a role model to our fans. So if we can lead them in a positive way or like give them confidence, strength, like even with our fans, you know, there's girls that had tumors or want to commit suicide or like we're getting bad grades and we're able to like,


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[Assistant] Make them want to do better. Like recently we had a fan that passed away and she had a syndrome disease and


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[Assistant] You know, she was going through treatment and now she's about to have her funeral, but like...


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, of course, like there's times you want to give up or you feel like, oh I need to, I'm sacrificing my time, I want to be social and be, or be in a relationship, but our mom kind of like kept us, you know, in a,


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[Assistant] I don't know if I can take you home. And I'm like, you told my mom you could take me home.


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[Assistant] And like, there's police cause you know, this is like, Gardena area and they're like, yeah, you guys have to clear out. And I'm like, I don't have a ride home.


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[Assistant] They took me in the back of their cop car and was like, Oh, we're going to just put you, take you to the station so your mom can come. But they put me in like a hold in cell. It was like weird. And I'm just like, I was like, what 15 and.


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[Assistant] So, we want to be dipped in and everything, but if, when we get that team, it'll be great.


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[Assistant] Yes, but I will take care of- I'll clean up the poop for the dog. Only because I don't want to smell the poop. And then like, chinchillas, like that's a whole nother-


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[Assistant] You know, I felt so bad because I'm like, I'm touching their fur and I'm like, people were really killing chinchillas and wearing them on their backs.


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[Assistant] There's someone on- I'm on her shoulders? I'm on your shoulders? Yea, you're on my shoulders. And I'm like up there. And I just circled where I am. So I was on Rihanna's Instagram.


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[Assistant] It is gigantic, and that's not the only one. We have Forever 21 with K-Swiss on Time Square, like next week, I guess?


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[Assistant] Yeah. So it's a collection of five songs that have different moods, you know, coming from our perspective or just our fans, like females, whether it's uplifting, getting to the bag.


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[Assistant] People were like, is that a thing? Like our mom was even like, is that a thing? We're like, yeah. Like we went to Pandora and she was like, there was one of the reps there and she was like, yeah, I've turked and cried before.


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[Assistant] Middle school, college, and high school.


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[Assistant] Darling, darling, daddy is here. I'll help you up and wipe your tears.


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[Assistant] Silly daddy, what have I done? I got a paper cut on my thumb.


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


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[Assistant] Will you eat your broccoli, then a treat?


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


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


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


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[Assistant] You have frogs with six legs, nail frogs with ovaries.


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[Assistant] Thyroid function to reproductive function to estrogen levels, testosterone levels. So they're very, very important and they are a deep concern because there's so many of them now.


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[Assistant] The list of things that bring these organic pollutants into our bodies is a long list, and it ranges from home care products, soaps, toothpaste,


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[Assistant] Cleaning agents in the household to things we put on our lawns, the things that we use all the time. The plastic industry, the rubber industry, uh, lubricants, fuels, uh, the highways.


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[Assistant] Oh, absolutely. In the morning, not just from the smallmouth bass and the Potomac, but from amphibians all across the country. You have frogs with six legs, hermaphroditic frogs, male frogs with ovaries, female frogs with male genitalia.


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[Assistant] These are the canaries, the modern canary in the mine that we haven't been playing, uh, paying enough attention to.


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[Assistant] Chemical soup, but uhm, I didn't realize the soup was quite as concentrated.


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[Assistant] We are. There are five million people being exposed to endocrine disruptors just in the mid-Atlantic region.


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[Assistant] And yet we don't know precisely how many of them are going to develop premature breast cancer, are going to have problems with reproduction, going to have all kinds of congenital anomalies of the male genitalia, things that are happening. We know they're happening, but they're happening at a broad low level.


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[Assistant] About how valuable the wetlands are in terms of the web of life. We would be guarding them like the family jewels instead of using them as our great sewage dump.


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[Assistant] And I can report that we've reached an agreement on all of the tax, the tax issues.


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[Assistant] We played this great hall in the Midlands and it was packed. It was heaving. You know, those gigs that you love. It's all sweaty and hot. The atmosphere's great. Everybody's in it. Everybody's jumping up and down, making a noise. And what they were doing was singing along.


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[Assistant] They didn't stop, they sang every note of every song.


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[Assistant] And when we went off stage, they sang You'll Never Walk Alone to us. Now in those days, it was really new, I have to tell you.


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[Assistant] You just didn't go to concerts where people sang to rock bands. So we went home that night thinking


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[Assistant] What do we do here? What does this mean? What does this mean for our future? Obviously the audience is as big a part of the show as we are now, so let's embrace it.


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[Assistant] What can an audience do? What could you ask them to do? They're all crammed in there.


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[Assistant] They can't do much, you know, but they can stamp their feet, they can clap their hands, and they can sing. And they would be leading the song rather than the singer. So I woke up with We Were Rocking My Head.


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[Assistant] It's gonna work. You twigged that it was a kind of rally in your soul.


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[Assistant] Fine. I shall go and find your sister.


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[Assistant] He lavished upon them great powers and responsibilities for which they were unworthy.


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[Assistant] Rome is failing its children, Marriott. You are a vital piece in the game of man. And you, like all of us, have a role to play.


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[Assistant] The city, saved by an unsung hero, would go on to stand for thousands of years.


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[Assistant] Honey, honey. Yes, mama. Eating candy. No, mama. Are you sure? Yes, mama. Open your mouth. Ha, ha, ha. Ha, ha, ha. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.


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[Assistant] Mommy, mommy, I hurt my knee.


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[Assistant] The peace treaty from Rome.


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[Assistant] Your emperor, my father, he is indeed wise.


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[Assistant] Next stop, Main Street. Well, this is our stop.


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[Assistant] An endless stream of things happening, but I want you guys to know that I'm still grateful. And it seems weird that I have to say that so much, but there's so many new people that are coming into the channel now, there's so many people that are saying hi to me as I go out in the streets, and there's so many more people that are recognizing me, and the channel is growing faster than I ever could have imagined.


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[Assistant] It's a weird feeling when I go out. Every time I go out now, it has yet to fail. Someone has said hi to me and recognized me. And it's an honor. It really is an honor. I don't want to say it's a bad thing because


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[Assistant] I really do appreciate the people that watch my videos, and I want you to know that I don't really care about the fame. Like, yes, I'll say hi to everyone. I don't want anyone to not feel comfortable saying hi to me. I want to meet you because you guys are literally the reason why I do this.


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[Assistant] I-I want you guys to know that I'm still not letting it go to my head. I'm still just a guy who sits without pants on, playing video games most days, and I-I-I-I started this venture because, you know,


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[Assistant] I- I was in a bad time in my life and I came out of it and I- I just wanted to make other people laugh, you know? I- I just wanted to entertain people and I had- I had an opportunity to and that's the only reason I've been doing this, you know?


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[Assistant] Some other people may do it for, you know, just cause they want to have a job or, uh, they want the fame or something like that. I'm not naming any names, I'm not being passive-aggressive like, oh, that guy over there, but no. I-I'm totally fine if they do, but, you know, I-I still maintain the idea that I-I-I wanna make videos


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[Assistant] That make me laugh and that make other people laugh. I wanna do this because other people have a chance at sharing a little bit of happiness and, you know, that- that's important to me.


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[Assistant] And the charity efforts are important to me, and doing this is important to me. That's why I'm willing to go through a charity livestream when I'm sick. I'm more than happy to. Some of the biggest laughs of my life were in that charity livestream, especially with soccer physics and...


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[Assistant] So, I just want you to know how important this soul is to me still, because it is, and it always will be.


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[Assistant] It's always gonna be something that I never take for granted because there's a lot of things that can be taken for granted in this business that I'm in but, uh, it's, it's something special.


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[Assistant] Anyway, I've been- I was doing this really quick and I was doing so good and then I got all rambly. But either way, I just thank you guys so much for joining me for another livestream. The pajama pants may come back in a future livestream. I really hope they do, uh, I have to coordinate with other people to get that, uh, settled. Obviously I don't sit at home stitching them all myself, so.


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[Assistant] Just thanks again everybody, and there's gonna be another charity livestream at the end of October. I'm hoping to go back to Cincinnati, uh, so I can spend some time with my family who I haven't seen in a while, and uh, visit my brother and see some friends back.


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[Assistant] From high school and college that I haven't seen in a while. So, just thank you again everybody so much. I'm still getting settled in here. Uh, I ordered soundproofing and whatnot. They'll be here soon. So, just thanks again everybody so much for watching.


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[Assistant] El trabajo para poder conservarlo tanto años como yo lo he hecho es la confianza de los supervisores.


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[Assistant] Yo ya estaba trabajando para esta compañía. Cuando esta persona entró, él empezó, era muy mal hablado. Él empezó a tratarme mal.


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[Assistant] Me puso sola en un banco. Un día me tocó que él llegó y yo andaba barriendo.


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[Assistant] He tried to hug me, grab me from behind.


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[Assistant] Me pueden dar miles y miles pero hasta la fecha.


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[Assistant] A small industrial site that has to have a permit knows the source of what goes into that pipe.


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[Assistant] To know where those nutrients came in would require an investigation.


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[Assistant] And if the, if the pipe passed under a chicken house and started over here in a field, who's to say what entered that pipe on that end?


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[Assistant] Who's to say whether the nutrients, if there are any, came from chickens or fox or deer or birds or something else?


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[Assistant] If there were proof positive that those nutrients are from chickens,


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[Assistant] Then we can accelerate our programs and do a better job.


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[Assistant] But we can't solve all the rivers problems with all the people, all the growth, all the other animals on the back of the chicken and the poultry farmers.


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[Assistant] Our program to put trees on poultry farms to uptake the nutrients is a very progressive thing. There are more and more programs offered.


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[Assistant] To help farmers put in manure storage buildings. And as the science says we can do more without putting our people out of business, I'm sure we will do more.


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[Assistant] Next stop, Main Street. Well, this is our stop.


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[Assistant] Well, what about Shepard? Earthborn, but no record of his family.


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[Assistant] Captain Anderson, I see you brought half your crew with you.


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[Assistant] I have the mission reports. I assume they're accurate.


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[Assistant] They were not happy about it. Seren's their top agent. They don't like him being accused of treason.


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[Assistant] Settle down, Commander. You've already done more than enough to jeopardize your candidacy for the Spectres. The mission on Eden Prime was a chance to prove you could get the job done. Instead, Nihilus ended up dead and the beacon was destroyed. That's Saren's fault, not his.


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[Assistant] Then we better hope the CSAC investigation turns up evidence to support our accusations.


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[Assistant] Shepard, you and the others can meet us at the Citadel Tower, top level. I'll make sure you have clearance to get in.


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[Assistant] You and Saren have too much history. It made the council question our motives.


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[Assistant] I have a contact in CSEC who can help us track Garrus down. His name is Harkin.


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[Assistant] I need to take care of some business. Captain, meet me in my office later.


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[Assistant] Firefights in the wards and all out assault on Korazden, do you know how many? Who's this? Aquarian? What are you up to, Shepard?


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[Assistant] Really? Maybe you better start at the beginning, miss.


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[Assistant] We don't see many quarians here. Why did you leave the flotilla?


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[Assistant] Anderson and I will go ahead to get things ready with the council. Take a few minutes to collect yourself, then meet us in the tower.


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[Assistant] You know he's hiding somewhere in the Traverse? Send your fleet in! A fleet cannot track down one man.


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[Assistant] I've got big news for you, Shepard. Captain Anderson is stepping down as commanding officer of the Normandy. This ship is yours now.


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[Assistant] We had reports of Geth in the Fero system shortly before our colony there dropped out of contact, and there have been sightings around Noveria.


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[Assistant] I'm with the council on this one, Shepard. I'm not sure they even exist.


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[Assistant] We have one more lead, Matriarch Benezia, the other voice in that recording.


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[Assistant] She has a daughter, a scientist who specializes in the Protheans.


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[Assistant] We don't know if she's involved, but it might be a good idea to try and find her.


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[Assistant] See what she knows. Her name's Liara. Dr. Liara Tassoni.


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[Assistant] We have reports she was exploring an archaeological dig on one of the uncharted worlds in the Artemis Tau Cluster.


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[Assistant] Glad to hear it, Commander. Remember, you were a human long before you were a specter.


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[Assistant] I have a meeting to get to. Captain Anderson can answer any questions you might have.


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[Assistant] Humanity's made great gains thanks to you, but now you're becoming more trouble than you're worth.


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[Assistant] I think it's time for you and your team to leave, Commander. This no longer concerns you. The Council can handle this, with my help of course.


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[Assistant] Anderson, what are you doing here? I didn't send-


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[Assistant] Consular, on behalf of humanity and the Alliance, we thank you for this prestigious honor, and humbly accept.


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[Assistant] Anderson prefers to let his fists do the talking.


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[Assistant] These animals are eating wild fish. Wild fish is good for us too. But if there's contaminants in it, it's going to have an adverse impact on us. So, you know, that's the thing is that that's why these animals are important sentinel species. Not just for the ecosystem in general, but also for humans.


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[Assistant] With this bill, instead of treating accusers and accused with unequal standards, the accusers and accused would have the same access to all due process rights.


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[Assistant] Right. So those who are targeted in that industry are vulnerable. So they may not be able to navigate the legal system. They may not feel that their immigration status allows them to even report a complaint.


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[Assistant] No, because the testimony of the survivor is evidence, and so it's whether she's believable or not. And so I think if we have a national conversation about the prevalence of sexual violence, perhaps more juries will believe the testimony of a survivor when she tells what happened to her.


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[Assistant] Of course they do. And so when you're trying to reform these systems, all the bias is against the survivors. All the bias is against these victims who tend to be the least powerful, the least able to raise their voice, the least able to demand justice.


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[Assistant] It turns out, 30 years ago, when Bernie Sanders was the mayor of Burlington, Vermont, he hosted a public access TV show.


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[Assistant] Although it's impressive that Bernie's been consistent in his policies, it really says more about America than it says about Bernie when you think about it, right? He's saying the same thing for 30 years because America has had the same problems for 30 years. But here's what makes this old TV show so amazing.


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[Assistant] It wasn't just about Bernie's policies. It was like a full TV show with different segments, and by far, by far, the best segments of all are the ones where he interacted with kids, alright? Like this segment, where he talks to some kids at camp about drugs.


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[Assistant] And on the show, Bernie didn't just talk to kids about hard drugs. He also called them out on their BS.


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[Assistant] So you see, Bernie has always been a pretty straightforward guy, right? But when it comes to kids, he might take it a little bit too far. Like, for instance, this is one clip where he showed up to a classroom to teach the kids a lesson about bigotry, but I think it might have backfired.


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[Assistant] But by far, by far, my favorite clip of all that we found is when a little girl asks Mayor Bernie to build an amusement park in her neighborhood and all of a sudden he turns it into a town hall.


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[Assistant] You had us worried there, Shepard. How are you feeling?


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[Assistant] About fifteen hours. Something happened down there with the beacon, I think.


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[Assistant] Actually, we don't even know if that's what set it off. And fortunately, we'll never get the chance to find out.


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[Assistant] Physically you're fine, but I detected some unusual brain activity. Abnormal beta waves.


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[Assistant] Hmm, I better add this to my report. It may- Oh, Captain Anderson.


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[Assistant] Citadel Security is investigating your charges against Saren. We will discuss the C-Sec findings at the hearing, not before.


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[Assistant] The council has found no evidence of any connection between Saren and the Geff. Ambassador, your petition to have him disbarred from the Spectres is denied.


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[Assistant] They wanted to shut me up. Keep me from telling Garrus about the Quarian.


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[Assistant] A few days ago, Aquarian came by my office. She'd been shot, but she wouldn't tell me who did it. I could tell she was scared, probably on the run. She asked me about the Shadow Broker.


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[Assistant] I put her in contact with Fist. He's an agent for the Shadowbroker.


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[Assistant] She did. The information she was going to trade. She said it had something to do with the geth.


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[Assistant] I recognize the other voice, the one speaking with Saren. Matriarch Benezia.


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[Assistant] Matriarch Benezia is a powerful biotic and she had many followers. She will make a formidable ally for Saren.


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[Assistant] It is the decision of the Council that you be granted all the powers and privileges of the Special Tactics and Reconnaissance Branch of the Citadel.


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[Assistant] Inspectors are an ideal, a symbol, the embodiment of courage, determination and self-reliance.


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[Assistant] They are the right hand of the council, instruments of our will.


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[Assistant] Perhaps it's for the best, then. At least the colony was saved.


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[Assistant] Good luck, Commander. Remember, we are all counting on you.


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[Assistant] Patching it through. Commander Shepard, I'm pleased to see your mission on Vermire was a success.


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[Assistant] Saren is a threat we can recognize. However, as far as we know, the Reapers only exist in your visions.


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[Assistant] We have gathered here to recognize the enormous contributions of the Alliance forces in the war against Sovereign and the Geth.


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[Assistant] You saved not just our lives, but the lives of billions from Sovereign and the Reapers.


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[Assistant] Humanity has shown it is ready to stand as a defender and protector of the galaxy.


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[Assistant] You have proved you are worthy to join our ranks and serve beside us on the Citadel Council.


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[Assistant] Given all that has happened, I am sure your recommendation will carry a great deal of weight, Commander. Do you support any particular candidate?


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[Assistant] I think it's an inspired choice. The council would welcome him with open arms should he accept.


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[Assistant] We just gonna keep it a little insider, man. Leave it like that and shit. That shit crazy. But so, uh, how you living? How's life going right now? Man, shit good, man. By the way, too, just dropped, man. We been going crazy all fucking week. Shit's stupid. New shit dropping, man. Yeah, man. New shit. New shit.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I was born, I mean yeaah, born in Compton, um, stayed on Central, Alondra, uh, man, just, it was just, I just seen a lot of bullshit growing up. Really?


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[Assistant] Yeah, hell yeah, man. I think like the first time that someone popped a shot at me, I was like nine or ten. Nine. Intentionally shooting at you. I mean, I don't think they was trying to like get me per se, but you know, like where I come from, if you just hanging outside the wrong period of time. Right. And I was always a taller kid. I used to look older and shit too, so like.


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[Assistant] Niggas probably thought I was a teenager or something like that. My granny, she told me, uh, the lady did like three houses down. She was like cooking like gumbo on macaroni, cheese and shit.


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[Assistant] I fucking started walking and I went and got the gumbo and all this shit, had it in my hand. And this is like three, four houses down from where I live at. And as soon as I walked out, I just seen a black, like a black car. Probably like an old school like impala or something like that. And it was just parked.


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[Assistant] You feel me? It'll turn the lights off. And I'm looking, I'm like, I'm like, what the hell? All I heard was a SPAT!


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[Assistant] Like, my grandma, she had, she had this little green car, and I fucking like...


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[Assistant] Try to like dive over it on some 007 shit with the gumbo and shit fucked it up. You fucked the gumbo up? The gumbo was gone. But I was just like, them niggas tried to kill me. Like young age though, I'm like, when you can't even process that shit, but even then, it still wasn't like, it didn't register then.


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[Assistant] Shit. Even you said nah, you said somebody punched you in the face like, my first, my first day up.


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[Assistant] When I went to, I went to Carlwell Elementary School, it was like four or five houses down from my house. Right. And like, I met a lot of my friends in the neighborhood from there. The first day of school, my homeboy took me, he had tripped me. Like I fell on my face and shit like that.


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[Assistant] And like, you know, I got, I got expelled from there from fighting and shit. Because of that? No, no, just different, just fighting and getting in trouble and shit. Cause you know, coming from Compton, especially like when you were really in the city and shit like that, it's just like,


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[Assistant] You have to run into the shit. Like, you know, like a lot of reasons why people, you know what I'm saying, started getting in the game banging.


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[Assistant] You know, these guys over here, they taking dick homie skateboard or, you know what I'm saying? Just the littlest shit. Just little, little tiny things where he's just like as a, you know, you start growing into manhood and you like, man, I ain't taking this shit no more from these niggas. Or anybody, you know what I'm saying? Period.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know, a lot of people, man, they just do drive-bys or they'll, they'll just aim wherever. They don't know who they're trying to get at the end of the day. So it's like, I mean, but like me growing up, like in high school and middle school, it was, we had brawls.


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[Assistant] You know, when you at school, it's different. Right. Like you have fucking brawls and the race, like the race riots used to be cracking. It was like, it was next level. Really? Yeah.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? So it's just like, at the time, it's just like, shit, like I remember one time a rumor came out.


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[Assistant] They said like something happened in jail and the rumor was the Mexican mafia put a head out on all the black kids that wore like a white t-shirt. What? Yeaah. So everybody from every high school was just on edge. Like they said they was gonna bump your car and if you got a white t-shirt on they was gonna smoke you and shit like that. Right. So that shit made tension like.


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[Assistant] For sure, like, this shit, shit's crazy too, cause it's like, you know, I remember the first time I was in Bellflower.


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[Assistant] And you know what I'm saying, it was, uh, I forgot what hood it was, man, but we was going to a party, man, and the SA nigga pulled out a shotgun on us like, what's up, like niggas? We was like, whoa. Like he hit you with a hard arm. Bro, I mean, shit, you pull that out, like it's shit. Ain't nothing you can do after that.


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[Assistant] And I remember one time too, I was in Long Beach, uh, it was a young guy, man. He had to be like 19 years old. We sitting in the car, nigga, he just pulled up on his bike. He was like, what's up, niggas? We like, what?


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[Assistant] Pull the strap out on this and shit. We like, ah, ain't nothing we can do. What'd you do? We couldn't do nothing. You just gotta take that shit. And there's a little nigga on top of that. So what's it like? He was trying to take your shit? No, he wasn't trying to take nothing. He was just trying to punk you. A little nigga with a gun. What the fuck? Yeah, it was bad like that back then. That is crazy. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I mean, my uncles and my daddy's side of the family, they all was, you know, from Harlem Crip and shit like that. So when I was growing up, like they had the ghettoist barbecues. Um, you get praise for like the, the negative shit that you do and shit like that. Yeah. So all my little cousins growing up, they like, oh yeah, they want to be Crips and shit like that.


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[Assistant] And uh, my neighborhood, it was all Crips and shit, but we were like, like all my homies was like, older.


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[Assistant] So I didn't want to like, you know what I'm saying? There wasn't really no younger people that I could relate to and shit like that. So I would go to my daddy's house. All my cousins, they banging Harlem. You feel me? I'm going right there on King.


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[Assistant] I don't know where it come from. They got Harlem everywhere though.


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[Assistant] Yeah, because my grandmother, she, uh, she had worked, rest in peace, she on my neck. Um, she had worked for Cotton Unified School District.


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[Assistant] And like, she did everything by the book. So like, and she didn't like cursing.


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[Assistant] And then you go to with your dad and then on the weekends, your cousins is over here. Y'all got sock and boppers and they telling y'all to get in the ring with each other. And you know what I'm saying? Everybody fighting and doing all type of crazy shit. So, you know, the one side of you is like, okay, my grandma and them, they women, my mom, she work and they women, they don't know what it's like to be a boy.


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[Assistant] Growing up in South Central, where I got all these cousins my age and they acting crazy and my uncles and them banging and shit like that. And that, you know what I'm saying, as a man, it's just like, okay, I'ma make my own decision.


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[Assistant] That was always my escape. You know, I probably dodge a lot of bullets by, you know what I'm saying, trying to record myself.


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[Assistant] So, you know, I always had dreams of, uh, doing music. I would like, you know, whatever I can find, like, I had a Mickey Mouse mic with my windows. Plug that shit in there and just try to...


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[Assistant] Uhm, later on, but, uh. You were figuring it out yourself? Yea, I used to listen to Power 106, you know what I mean, when I was little. My grandma, she used to have cassette tapes that she used to have, uh, seminars for.


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[Assistant] He'd just tell me all the time Ice Q's the best rapper, DJ Quicks the best rapper, and that's all he would play.


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[Assistant] The hot shit when you were a kid. I mean like when I was in high school, like my favorite people to listen to was probably Defset. Like that was big, big, like big. We bought the hats and all type of shit like that. I fell in love with like East Coast music.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was really into that. So it's like the West Coast scene wasn't really into bars and cater to that. So East Coast, I was like, you know, they rappin' and rappin'. I respected that. So like Jay-Z and, uh, Dipset and, uh, Nas and all them, I was really into that shit.


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[Assistant] You know as crazy as like, what I'm known for now, I wasn't like that. I used to sit in the house and I used to think of a line and I'd just write it down and try to piece shit together and then go to middle school. And I used to suck too, I'ma keep it on. Like, you know what I mean? You were that young? Yeaah. Okay. In high school though, my school actually let us do ciphers and they were like,


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[Assistant] Nah, you couldn't swear. For a battle, that must be terrible though, not being able to swear. I mean, but still, the girls is watching you, you on stage, you on a platform that you're not even used to, it's just one step closer to where you want to be in life, so. Did you have mad gun bars? That's what they always talk about. Oh yea, everybody had mad gun bars. Super creative gun bars. Yeah, man. It sucks now if you can listen to it, but I got a, uh,


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[Assistant] My homeboy got a DVD, I gotta find that shit of me. When I was like in 10th grade. Really? Ripping somebody, like. You couldn't see yourself doing it again?


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[Assistant] What, battle rapping? Fuck no. Nah. Hell nah. That's just, it's, it's two different worlds. Like I had to literally train myself to get out of that train of thought of- Oh, rapping too crazy.


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[Assistant] Just thinking of just metaphors and just lines and stuff, like verses making a song that you could play in the clubs and shit. It's like, it's two totally different worlds and you gotta really train yourself.


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[Assistant] It was, it was my, uh, my brother Ali, man, mixed by Ali. Uhm. Is, is he the brother who's locked up right now? No, no, no, no. That's my little brother. No, Ali is a Kendricks and a Kendricks and the whole top dogs engineer. Yeah. I got kicked out of my high school for the second time. And then I was going to go into his school before I went to his school.


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[Assistant] And we was in the back of the police car and we was just introducing ourselves to each other, talking about everything we wanted to do in the future with music and shit. We was at a party and a fight happened. I didn't even do shit. My homeboy, he was walking outside. He accidentally got hit in the head with a chair and when we was walking out, the police officer came out. He was like, he looked at him and just start choking him.


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[Assistant] And I was like, officer, you ain't got to do them like that. You ain't got to do them like that. Next thing you know, I get leg-sweeped. They hitting me with clubs and shit, so I get up. I'm like, what the fuck?


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[Assistant] I didn't know the law back then either, so I'm sitting there squaring up with the police officer and shit like that. Them motherfuckers tackle the shit out of me. They hitting me and shit to put their knee in my back. Just fucking me up for reals.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but then, you know, I met him in the back of the police car, and he ended up, uh, interning in there for top dogging them.


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[Assistant] It's not even like rapping too good. It's just, you know, people think about how can you make a living and money off of this shit? You know what I'm saying? And there wasn't no smacking URLs back then like that. It was just like a real underground circuit where it really wasn't no money and that shit. And uh, yeah, he just helped me out. He brought me around him.


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[Assistant] Link me with DJ Ill Will and you know, that's kinda how I got my start.


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[Assistant] Man, you know it's crazy, like a lot, my high school, like a lot of people.


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[Assistant] Go went through a lot of bullshit like that. Really? Yeah, cause you know, like as a, as a kid, you got all these aspirations and dreams and you like, by the time I'm 25, I'm going to do this and I'm going to do this and do that. And then like, I look at motherfuckers now, I'd be like, shit, niggas is whopped. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] And I was one of them ones that everybody was, they didn't think that I had any type of potential in doing anything. Okay.


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[Assistant] That I know that got a record deal. Now that shit made me like, oh shit, I gotta fucking, uh, it's a possible now. Cause before we was doing shit for hobbies, like, it didn't seem possible that a record label was gonna contact you and shit like that.


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[Assistant] He has something, it's still, it's still Pushas though, but Pushas was like one of like the biggest movements in LA at the time, bruh. And there was a lot of groups like Pushas, but he...


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[Assistant] Took it to where music, you know what I'm saying, was the focus. We was doing it to be cool, fuck bitches and shit like that, and he was, you know what I'm saying, he had his shit structured that got him a fucking deal. So he just kept pushing music, pushing music, pushing music.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's my, that's like my brother. I'm with that nigga. I'mma be with that nigga tonight.


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[Assistant] Man listen, Adam, it's different when a girl can like you than this nigga come out of nowhere, he on the floor, her legs go on the floor, and this nigga's just dry fucking her on the floor and you know you lost her forever. It's over. Man, I'm still mad at some of these bitches, man.


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[Assistant] That sounds kind of intimidating too, yeaah. You don't want to do that bro.


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[Assistant] Like it's some shit that you, behind closed doors with your woman, she still, I don't know. That shit is that. That ain't me though. I ain't doing that shit.


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[Assistant] I ain't gonna say nothing. No, no, no. I used to look, it's crazy too, cause me and the homie, we used to lie bro. I remember when uh, Chris Brown run it, came out, we used to lie to bitches and tell us that, tell them that that was me and her.


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[Assistant] It kind of is, so like when you like a little nigga like, you know, you shouldn't play that shit past 11, I'll say. Okay. And kids don't do this shit. So look, you ain't getting no ass yet, you feel me? So basically what you do, the bitch go hide, you go run and try to get her, you grab her booty and shit.


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[Assistant] Oh. Yeaah. So that's the whole game is just to grab the booty? I mean back then, that was your first little pass at six back then. You didn't get no


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[Assistant] The wood, no. What's that? You gotta see the wood, it's a classic. Oh, it's a movie? But it's a classic scene. Okay. They say, hey Mike, we gonna give you a dollar, go grab her booty. You feel me? And he gonna run over there, he grab her ass, and her brother's a blood, he come beat the shit out of her. Spoiler alert.


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[Assistant] Her brother can beat the shit out of him for this shit though, but that's what kids used to do. Right. So I'd be like, I'll give you a dollar man, go grab her butt right now. You ever see Billy Madison? Who was that? Oh Billy, uh, uh, uh.


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[Assistant] It was no, it was for a minute before that. You know what's crazy? Like I really, really was like a game fan. You know what I'm saying? So later to be on his album, you know what I'm saying? The first album that ever was on, that was dope as fuck.


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[Assistant] I still ain't seen Get Rich or Die trying to this day. You still haven't seen it? Nope, cause I was that much of a game fan. When he was beefing with G-Unit, like, I said fuck the East Coast bars and shit, I didn't cross over. This is West Coast shit.


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[Assistant] But see the thing is, what black people, like black people love they fucking movies, you feel me?


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[Assistant] I don't even know what it is. You ain't seen Disney Coco? Nah. Look, it's crazy too cause I thought I was like, you know what?


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[Assistant] I mean listen, if you, if you a big woman and you got about a million, two million dollars, man, ain't no reason why I'ma go deep sea diving in you. And I heard that it feel better anyway. I'ma keep a G. Really? That's what I heard. I ain't do shit though.


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[Assistant] How old are the kids? Uh, my son is 5 months and my daughter is 10. Oh, okay. I had my daughter at 19. Jeez. Yeah. How's that going? 10? It's like a real person almost. It's fucking crazy, bro. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Motherfucker is really here, just as tall as me.


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[Assistant] Man, I'm scared though cause I don't wanna know, I don't wanna learn about no men. I don't man, I don't want, my favorite, my scariest thing that I'm thinking about right now is her going on her period.


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[Assistant] I don't want to deal with that. I don't like to see none of that shit. You feel me? Even your woman, man. I'd be like keep them pads and all that bullshit away from you. But that's mom stuff, you know. That's mom stuff though.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but you know what I'm saying? It's still like, you know, one day you gonna have to be like, dad, I gotta, can you go to the store for me? I don't wanna do that shit.


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[Assistant] Oh man, I got the juice, man. Changed my life. Really? Hell yeaah.


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[Assistant] 2015, 2016. I was, I was in the fucking hood. Ah shit, I had $50 to my name. I was a real gigolo out here. I was fucking bitches to get my daughter Christmas presents and shit. It was real, it was a real bad time. You were a gigolo? I was damn near a gigolo. What was your price? How much were you getting paid to like pay? I mean, honestly, I wasn't like, ah, I wasn't taking nothing under.


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[Assistant] I was, I was taught you get a bitch with some money, right? And you jump in the car, if she, if her family got money.


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[Assistant] So that's when I was little, that's the type of shit that I used to get the tactics and shit from. So you learned a lot growing up in Compton, huh? Man, what?


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[Assistant] It was bad, bro. It was bad. Look, I tried to sell cocaine for one day, right? My homie, he was selling crack and he went to the park and I seen some nigga get tackled, bro, trying to sell cocaine. I was like, I'm out. I was gonna do it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, no. That motherfuck, well they say they get the glass dick and they smoke that bullshit, but that was, I had one day of trying to sell drugs, you feel me?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I had bitches that worked at Armani Exchange at the time, Michael Kors. Man, I had everything you could think of, bro. Wow. Yeah. That's so much respect right there. And then it was, it was less the risk.


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[Assistant] Nobody's getting busted for that, cops not concerned. Nah, and then you know, and then if your bitch catch you, you know what I'm saying, with your baby mama or something like that, you be like, I just want to do it again. So you got at least a year to play around and shit. That's amazing. I probably made a lot of money off of that.


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[Assistant] What was your lifestyle change at that point? Man, it was crazy because like, it was a lot of bullshit going on in the neighborhood. You feel me? And I used to, I lived in my hood. So you walk outside, it's just like, there's no escaping the shit. And like my daughter at the time, like maybe like two weeks before that.


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[Assistant] My daughter, she was asking if she'd go out and ride her scooter. I was like, nah, I can't even take you outside to go ride your scooter. And, uh, my grandma had died, maybe.


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[Assistant] Maybe a week before that shit happened. So life for me was fucked up. Wow. Yeah. So you got the bad feelings mixed with the good, right? Man, I was just like, I was just like, you know what? This shit, this is like the last straw.


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[Assistant] And then the shit hit the radio, the shit started going viral and then, you know, out of nowhere, motherfuckers calling, hey, show, show, show, show, shows. I was able to move. You know what I'm saying? I was like, yep, shit, move to Hollywood.


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[Assistant] You know what's crazy? Before I even moved to Hollywood, I didn't have no credit. So I was making money at the time.


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[Assistant] For one, the rumor around Compton was AD got signed for a million dollars, motherfuckers hearing me on the radio all day. So I'm like, hell nah. Nigga think I got a million in this motherfucking house right now? That's strike one. You feel me?


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[Assistant] And then strike two, it was, I had no fucking credit. It was just too much shit going on. So I just had that intuition. I was like, if I don't leave here soon, I'm going to get wigged. Right.


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[Assistant] No, it was real. It was real. Especially too, cause it's like, you on the fucking radio, you're getting 30 spins a week and at the time, I didn't know what the fuck 30 spins a week was on LA radio. I like, I didn't know what the fuck that was. No one told me like, nigga, you need to do this, do this, do this, do that. Like, nigga was just trying to figure this shit out.


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[Assistant] And uhm, instantly, like my uncle, he came out of nowhere, like, he was just like, hey, what you doing? Like, what's wrong with you? I'm like, man, I'm gonna get the fuck away from here.


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[Assistant] So now I got a song on the radio, I go move with my uncle, I go live with him for two, three months, and then I'm able to build my credit up a little bit and I move to Hollywood. Okay. And look back.


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[Assistant] Fuck no, I'm too big for that now. Can't do it. But it's only been, like I tell people all the time, it's only been like three, four years I've been able to take care of myself. Right. Off of what I love to do. That's crazy, really, you think about it.


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[Assistant] I mean, I feel like almost every artist in LA had a cosign, and that's what got them, like, in the door more. You feel me? So I never, like, I got people that fuck with me, but I never had nobody say, hey, AD is this guy, and walk me into a label and do this, like.


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[Assistant] A lot of people, they're part of camps that was already established. And I wasn't part of no camp that was established, you know what I'm saying? I ain't ask for no handouts, I ain't ask for no favors and shit.


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[Assistant] I didn't take this deal, I didn't take that deal, I didn't go in this camp, I didn't come join this, I didn't come join all that other shit. When I easily could.


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[Assistant] But I, you know, I take more pride in that. You know what I'm saying? We building our own dynasty.


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[Assistant] Let me, let me give you the background of me and YG. So when we was in high school, people know about this shit too, when we was in high school, me and YG used to diss each other. We had problems with each other. Where did that stem from? Uhm, just, just, he was part of a clique that I wasn't cool with, and I just dissed him. The Bloods? No, no.


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[Assistant] Write everybody's name on a piece of paper and I'ma diss them niggas. And you feel me? Yeaah. So at that time too, I'm like, I'm a young, confident, wild nigga. I don't give a fuck. I'ma do anything to get some attention. And I ended up dissing YG. I didn't know him personally. And he dissed me back. And he was like, you know what I'm saying? Just dissing me crazy.


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[Assistant] He said anything to offend me, it was more like, this the only nigga that dissed me back. So I'm like, I have respect for him. I'm like, all right, at least this nigga got balls and shit like that. And the thing is, he's dissing me and he don't know nothing about me. I didn't know nothing about him. I just asked him, give me something about this nigga. And they just told me like little things about each one of these people.


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[Assistant] Uhm, another one, two of them, ended up producing for me. Like, everybody that I dissed, I ended up becoming cool friends with. Well, that's good. It worked out. Yeah. But then look, then when YG got signed, I'm like, fuck. You know what I'm saying? I'm like, shit. That nigga, I'm fucking dissed. Get a fucking deal before me. I'm like, aw, cool. I'm like, now I got to work and shit like that. And I think when YG got signed,


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[Assistant] Was the moment that I started working harder. So I think it was like real parallels and shit. It's like, okay, I helped you.


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[Assistant] Make, make it to where you make it, and you help me make it to where I make it. You feel me? And then later on in life, like...


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[Assistant] I always supported him. Like his first album came out, nigga. I'm support, support, support. Cause I'm like, this a nigga from the city that really got a shot. I ain't a bitter, hateful nigga at the end of the day. So I always supported him. I always supported him. And he will be in interviews like, man, this nigga, you know what I'm saying? I used to have problems with this nigga. Always supports me. Always supports me. And I happened to be at the studio one day.


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[Assistant] He came, he came by the session I was in, and he was like, hey man, check out my album and shit. You feel me? He like, come check it out. So I ended up going over there and shit, and we just chopping it up about old times, how we was getting into it and shit like that. And then I was in there with him, sick and more, and uh, who else is there?


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[Assistant] I forgot, but, uh, oh, my nigga Nano. And they like, they played the beat for me for one of the songs, and I'm on his album. They was like, hey, uh, you wanna hop on this shit? You wanna try it out? I'm like, shit, fuck yeah, I'm about to try this shit. Really? Yeah, so I get on that motherfucker, and they, they like, man, we love it, we love it, we love it. So, I thought it was dope that we had problems back in the day, and he put me on his fucking album.


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[Assistant] Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. I mean, cause I know what I can, I know I can deliver. Like any motherfucker put me on a song, I'm gonna destroy that motherfucker. And that's where that battle rap shit come from at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] It's crazy too because that ended up being, I think the first song on his album, his second album. And we shot the video three, four times and it never came out. Three or four times? Yeah, like it was, the first video he's like, A.A.D. we gonna get you a little five X fucking black t-shirt. I'm gonna get my three X and we gonna do the fucking video.


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[Assistant] And it don't really be them, it be like the label and the look and the feel of what they coming cause what we was doing with Rowdy like we really snuck into LAX like.


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[Assistant] Like, you know, like where the grass area is and the sign is, like we jumped on the LAX sign. Really? That's pretty tight. Yeah, ain't nobody did that shit.


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[Assistant] Oh hell yea, we was sitting there running from police people and all type of shit. That shit was crazy. Slim 400, shot the Slim 400, he was with us.


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[Assistant] Nah, you know what's crazy is that the nigga that was red lightin', like green lightin' him, he was wit, I was cool wit.


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[Assistant] And then, and then, and see, and me and him had words that day when I met you. Yeaah, yeaah, yeaah. Because like, one of my homeboys, uh, rest in peace, that was his best friend. You feel me? And I met that nigga.


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[Assistant] I was always cool with him. He'll come to the hood, like always show love to each other and shit like that. And we was always close and then the 6ix9ine shit happened. I didn't really know who 6ix9ine was. You feel me? I just knew that.


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[Assistant] Slim and YG had a problem with the nigga. So he hit me up, he like, ay, you know.


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[Assistant] Uh, 6ix9ine wanna fuck with some real niggas in L.A. I like, I brought your name up and shit like that. And I was like, I ain't gonna, I ain't trying to get in the middle of the, you know what I'm saying, the power root shit, they got a problem with the nigga right now. I ain't about to jump in the middle of the shit, like them my niggas and shit. So I felt like, kinda like, the nigga kinda was like,


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[Assistant] That's their opportunity to get into the game and I ain't mad at a nigga that if you like, okay, I'm going to get around this motherfucker and it's going to boost me up and get in the game and you're going to spin off and do your own shit. I understand that shit. I just think that he thought.


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[Assistant] More of me like a brotherhood and I'd have his back, you know what I'm saying, when he was dealing with somebody. But I was like, I ain't, I ain't wasn't with, I was never with none of that 6ix9ine shit. Yeah. Like none. And I have a lot of East Coast homies, so I would call them, they'd be like, nigga, 6ix9ine is tearing the streets off off in New York and blah, blah, blah, whatever.


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[Assistant] I mean, I knew it was a, eventually that shit was all gonna, you know what I'm saying, either the nigga was gonna get smoked or it was gonna go down bad like this. Cause it was too much shit happening for him not to be like, you'd be like, what the fuck is happening? Like, why is this happening? How is this nigga keep getting away?


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[Assistant] But you know what's more crazy about the 6ix9ine situation is that grown ass men were trying to find this nigga all around this city. I got so many calls. Niggas would be like, hey, this nigga is at the fucking Lowes Hotel. Let's go. Everybody, like 300 niggas is going around looking for this one guy and he's really like,


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[Assistant] Playing a rat race with motherfuckers, like he'll take a picture or something and then post it and you're thinking that he's there and he's already somewhere four hours away.


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[Assistant] Like, people don't understand like how bad L.A. wanted 6ix9ine's head on a spike. They wanted that shit bad.


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[Assistant] And then it's like, the younger kids, them motherfuckers was supportin' that shit. Like I seen younger kids getting, getting socked in shit for supportin' that shit. Really? Yeaah. Because it ain't nothin' to play with. You know, especially when you come to the culture at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] You know, but then it made it worse is that you're hanging around people from LA too. So it made internal shit happen in LA with that as well.


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[Assistant] But listen, one thing that I would say is that the 6ix9ine movie would be fucking hilarious and it would be dope to watch that.


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[Assistant] I ain't gonna take, I ain't gonna take this with you cause you ain't seen Coco yet, man. Nah, I gotta get on that for sure. You gotta, you gotta get on that shit.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like Slim is a real nigga, and he's a real street nigga on top of that. But that's my guy, man. I'm glad he made it through for real.


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[Assistant] I mean, yeah, and you know, it's just like, you know, the other day, you know, we got hood days and stuff like that. I still go sometimes and you know what I'm saying? Cause I, I would never turn my back on people I came up with at the end of the day. But you know, it's a blessing, man, to, to be able to do what you do.


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[Assistant] Man, it's sad, man. Every time somebody tries to help their peoples, man, this shit just, it just gets fucked up. Like, the nip situation is a situation that shouldn't happen. And to me, it's the worst shit that ever happened in L.A. for reals. The worst of all time. I don't give a fuck about nothing else. Yeah, man. Slim, man. Slim is my nigga, man. You know what I'm saying? That's my guy.


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[Assistant] As, you know, as soon as you get a name in this shit, and the reason I say a lot of this shit sometimes now is like,


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[Assistant] A lot of these people wanted to be artists. You feel me? There's um, there's hundreds and hundreds and thousands and thousands of niggas in the hood who never have the tools to make it. And they see a nigga come out of their section. You know what I'm saying? Cause I didn't have problems with niggas in my own section.


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[Assistant] That wanted to rap and shit instead of like, you know, asking me to help him.


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[Assistant] I don't know the logistics of what happened or why it happened at the end of the day. I just know like dealing with my own life and seeing things like from perspective with people like people really envy you and they'll really kill you for that.


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[Assistant] If they get the opportunity to. It's easy to forget what it's like to have nothing. Yeah!


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[Assistant] Yeah, I met him at the, well I met him a couple of times like in background, but like not no artist to artist at the time, but I remember, I'll never forget, I was at the fucking gym like six o'clock in the morning one day, and I know, look at me, I don't be going like that. Six o'clock in the morning, damn.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, and I was just like, what the fuck? You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] After game, it was nip for us. You know what I'm saying? Like that's the nigga in LA that, you know what I'm saying? We want to structure our shit. Like that was a hometown hero. You know what I'm saying? Especially for me. So he came up and he walked up to me and he was just like, hey man, you know, I fuck with what you doing and shit. He gave me his number. He was like, you know, let me know if you need me on some shit and all that. I was like, shit, like fan moment. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I feel that the people that need to get it, get it. And they're trying to do it. You know what I'm saying? Like, people like Big U been trying to bring people together. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to Wacko. Uh, shout out to Carvati. Shout out to Wacko 100. Like they, behind the scenes, they always go to the other side and try to bridge everything together at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] And I feel like the Nip situation was a wake up call for everybody as well too.


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[Assistant] So it's like, you know what I mean, you just gotta do, you know, do what you do, but I would never say it would be a peace treaty because there's years and years and years of conflict.


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[Assistant] Uhm, with gang culture in Los Angeles. It'll never be to where everybody is holding hands around here and shit like that.


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[Assistant] You know, it's just, you know what I'm saying, if you a general in your section, uhm, you have a voice and you can either choose to use that voice for the bad, you can either use it, you know what I'm saying, to help out. I'd rather help out.


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[Assistant] Cause I've seen what comes with this shit and there's nothing but bullshit at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] And you bring in, you bring in, you bring in that energy to yourself at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] You basically like just like fuck it. That's what you want. And you know, cause it's niggas, especially with the different type of drugs niggas is doing these days. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] The OGs, they used to be off of motherfucking, what's that shit, the uh, the PCP and shit. They'd be like, get that nigga to wet. You know what I'm saying? Let him go shoot some shit up at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] So, you know, I got little homies, them niggas be doing bars and all type of shit, getting all type of trouble and shit at the end of the day. Pop three, four bars and shit, like, it's different. Go shoot somebody you don't even remember. It's just different, it's different shit now. And social media, man, like, it just fucked up shit even more, cause it's like,


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[Assistant] Now my motherfuckers is broadcasting the show on Instagram. Everybody's snitching on they selves.


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[Assistant] Yeah, by the way, 2 is out right now, man. It's just dope as fuck. We got a lot of great features on there at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] Probably one of the best sounding things coming out of LA in a long time and I stand by that.


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[Assistant] There you go. I need to do some shit with no jumper, man. I've been asking for a fucking hoodie for a whole year now.


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[Assistant] Damn. And that nigga, man, that nigga always been talented. He always is making his own beats and shit like that. We actually have a song, we ain't released it yet.


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[Assistant] But he says it at the end of the song. He was like, me and they, they start off in the same group, but we had to go out and make a name at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] Oh really? Yeah, yeah. He told me, he had told me though, Shot of the Kenny Beats, uh, he made that shit. Oh wow. Yeah, he, uh, he told me he was like, when he was in jail the first time, he was like, man, I was in the pen, nigga, and I seen your shit going up.


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[Assistant] He's like, I seen your shit going up. You know what I'm saying? He came out and just started tearing, tearing shit up in the city. Wow. Yeah. That's crazy. Free grito, man. Yeah, free grito. That's my, that's my guy right there, man. Day one. Day one. Real nigga, too.


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[Assistant] Depending on where you're, what location you're in. Well, he got caught up in Texas with a whole lot of shit. I've heard Texas, you know, they're more lenient on this shit. Really? Yea, cause you know like, I got homies that be doing like


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[Assistant] I think every one day in LA would be like 46 days or 87 days sometimes at the end of the day. Uh huh. So you know, you chop down shit like that with 20 years, it ain't as long as people think. Yeah.


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[Assistant] You know, they ain't gotta do 100% of they time anyway. Nobody does 100% of they time. Right. So some people get halftime. Like my little brother, shout out to 50, uhm, he's been in there six years, but he got sentenced to 17 years for halftime. Uh huh. So you know, he got action coming home like two years. Damn, that must feel good.


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[Assistant] Hell yeaah. Oh, he's happy to come on. Hell yeaah. Yeaah, I talked to him. I just talked to him before I came over here and shit too.


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[Assistant] You feel me? And that was like, that's my dog. And I'm like, you know, the first is coming up.


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[Assistant] But really around Christmas time, that's when I get into survival mode. Christmas time, I'm like, man, listen.


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[Assistant] Baby, what do you want baby? Hey man listen, go to Toys R Us, get all the best girl shit that you can find.


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[Assistant] Somebody doing all that shit like purposely trying to break a nigga meat. Trying to kill me? What the hell is wrong with you? So maybe, you know, I'll just take it back. Maybe, no bigger women got so much more extra layers and shit, maybe they can't break it. But a 400 pound woman is not going to be just fucking


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[Assistant] The problem is there's just such a wall, there's so much weight coming down on you. Let me tell you something, I want to risk bitch's biggest job of the hut. And I'll be happy, I'll be content. That's it.


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[Assistant] The schools shut down, uhm, but this is when it all started for me. My son was, uh, no longer to attend in-person schooling.


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[Assistant] And that's where I was unable to work during the week because now I'm staying home and doing the homeschooling. And our restaurant went down to take out only.


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[Assistant] Since this, it's been a journey. It's been an emotional roller coaster. Since September, I have not paid my rent.


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[Assistant] So I'm looking at eviction. If I don't have 25% of my rent paid, but even if I do have that part paid, I'm still gonna owe about $7,500. Um, so where's that gonna come from?


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[Assistant] Every couple months I get notices on my door from the apartment complex letting me know the balance of what I owe at that time and every time that hits my door it just brings me to another place and I just, I cry because just seeing that rack up is just


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[Assistant] I applied for several different rental assistance programs throughout Riverside County.


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[Assistant] In each program, I felt like it was just a dead end. They kept referring me to another place.


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[Assistant] And then the apartment manager submitted the paperwork for me to get started on the, uhm, rental assistance program.


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[Assistant] And two weeks went by, no check.


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[Assistant] Third week, I'm like, okay, it's been 15 business days. Still no check.


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[Assistant] I was like, it's one hurdle after another. I'm like, it's not gonna come through.


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[Assistant] The options I'm thinking about would be possibly to move in with my sister and rent a room from her or my parents, move back in with them, but you know it.


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[Assistant] 43 years old, you shouldn't have to be going back to live with your parents or struggling to find somewhere to live or if you're going to live on the streets.


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[Assistant] Hi Randy, how are you? Good. I don't like to ask for help.


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[Assistant] So I struggled with that. Wasn't a good feeling.


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[Assistant] The management company, they really kept on top of everything with me, uh, keeping me informed. Uhm, I think they were rooting for me.


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[Assistant] Within, I would say about six to eight weeks, I heard back from them.


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[Assistant] On a Sunday night, I got that email. Half-tired, and I'm reading it, and I just sat there and I'm like, what, what?


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[Assistant] Like, this is not- I'm seeing too many numbers there.


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[Assistant] It covered all of my past due rent and three months advanced rent. And my water and sewer and trash was paid.


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[Assistant] Back in 2004, King County passed this critical areas ordinance that, uh,


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[Assistant] What, what we originally did plan when we were in 1980 when we bought it was that we could subdivide and maybe give our kids a parcel of land to build a house on or


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[Assistant] And or sell off part of the property for the proceeds to be able to keep our house, uh, and retire. How do you feel about that? Rather angry.


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[Assistant] I'm angry with the King County government because they more or less took away our property rights without any compensation for our property.


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[Assistant] They may have been slowed, but they'll be back. They always come back.


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[Assistant] The Skyway leads directly to XO Jenny Headquarters. You can't miss it.


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[Assistant] I am Gianna Parasini, Assistant to Administrator Analeas. We apologize for the incident in the docking bay.


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[Assistant] You're welcome. You understand our security chief was only doing her job.


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[Assistant] One of my duties is orientation of new arrivals. Do you have any questions?


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[Assistant] And sorry, matriarch passed through a few days ago. Lady Benezia.


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[Assistant] Benezia left for the Peak 15 Research Complex days ago. To the best of my knowledge, she's still there.


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[Assistant] You'll need to ask Administrator Analeas for clearance to lead this port.


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[Assistant] His office is on the main level, left at the top of the elevator.


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[Assistant] If you need any help, you can ask me at the administrator's office.


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[Assistant] Allow me to reintroduce myself. Parasini, Novaria Internal Affairs.


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[Assistant] The executive board knows about Analaeus' corruption. I've been undercover for six months.


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[Assistant] I want you to convince Keen to testify before the board. With his evidence, this planet can run profitably again.


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[Assistant] You help my investigation, I'll provide whatever you need. Favor for a favor.


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[Assistant] Look, Shepard, I don't like this either. You Specters play fast and loose with the law. That's bad for business.


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[Assistant] Thank you. You know where I work. Come talk to me once you know if he'll play ball.


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[Assistant] Spectre, have you given any more consideration to my offer?


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[Assistant] That's a world of stress off my back. I'll take the evidence for safe transport. Hmph. I didn't think you'd help me, being a specter and all. I guess some of you can be alright.


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[Assistant] I'm ecstatic, but right now I just feel like a long day of work is ending.


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[Assistant] While you were working on Keen, I got you a garage pass. Be careful up there. I have an arrest to make.


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[Assistant] Wish I had time to change into something easy to move in. I hate skirts.


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[Assistant] You have the right to remain silent. I wish to God you'd exercise it. See you around the galaxy, Commander. I owe ya beer.


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


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[Assistant] How do big developers plan to deal with our traffic problems?


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[Assistant] They want to build more homes and apartments in our area. 33,000 more. That'll mean thousands of more cars and more traffic.


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[Assistant] Load of horse crap, ma'am. We will need to confirm that.


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[Assistant] Also, I must advise you that firearms are not permitted on Ovaria. Sergeant Sterling, secure their weapons.


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[Assistant] You may proceed, Spectre. I hope the rest of your visit will be less confrontational. Parasini-san will meet you upstairs. Behave yourself.


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[Assistant] Gath, you expect me to- Where did they come from?


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[Assistant] We did thorough scans of those. There were no power sources, no element zero masses. If Benezia Sama's containers were packed with these things, there are many more out there.


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[Assistant] Dozens at least. They're machines. You could pack them tightly.


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[Assistant] I must report to the executive board. If word gets out about loose geth there may be an investor panic.


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[Assistant] The sort of overarching issue that I'm looking at is whether or not Sandy Hook truly is a tipping point.


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[Assistant] Optimism against the reality that the gun control debate in America is exceedingly divisive.


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[Assistant] Matthew Kaufman with the Hartford Current. Can you give us a sense of how active you intend to be? Or do you anticipate a point at which Sandy Hook promised would actually be testifying, lobbying, if you will.


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[Assistant] So that's eh, pretty dead center. Pretty dead center.


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[Assistant] A lot of people were surprised at how many guns Nancy Lanza owned and the type of guns that they were. But in fact, there's a strong gun culture in Newtown. A lot of hunters, a lot of target shooters, a lot of gun owners.


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[Assistant] You know, the gun enthusiast community here, that, uh,


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[Assistant] We are heading to the home of a gentleman named Scott Ostroski. A Newtown resident has kind of a private amateur shooting range on his property that has been the subject of a number of complaints by folks who live in the neighborhood.


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[Assistant] Each of these red dots represent a home from which a complaint was lodged with the police about the sound of gunfire near these homes. I think this was 2010 to the first part of 2012. Eighty-five noise complaints related to shooting, uhm, spread pretty broadly throughout the town.


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[Assistant] So last year, the town decided to do something about it.


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[Assistant] These are the minutes of the meetings that were held. Necessity should be the standard, not simply prudence. Gunfire is a reminder of freedom.


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[Assistant] One person notes that no one in attendance has spoken in favor, uh, of the ordinance. Uh, so really, you know, very strong emotions, uh, over again. What I think the town thought was a noise ordinance.


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[Assistant] That you might be, uh, opening up a second amendment debate here. No.


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[Assistant] The town meetings were dominated by pro-gun enthusiasts, and the ordinance was tabled.


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[Assistant] And that really illustrated the long history that Newtown has with guns. In fact, the trade group for the whole gun industry is located right here. The National Shooting Sports Foundation. Within Newtown, is the NSSF known?


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[Assistant] You had said the state of the industry is misunderstood. What's the biggest misunderstanding about it?


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[Assistant] We're 48 days, uh, past today. When did you start thinking you have a larger role to play here?


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[Assistant] I think maybe abortion comes close to, but other than that no other issue really separates the nation this substantially.


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[Assistant] A lot of people on both sides think that some change will come, but it will come not as the result of a meeting of the minds of these two far apart camps, but simply because one side or the other musters sufficient political power to get their way.


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[Assistant] Drive safely, the weather's supposed to be pretty bad out in the Aleutsk Valley.


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[Assistant] Uh, heartwarming to hear because I spent so much time on it and I had no idea how people were gonna respond to it. But I'm so glad you liked it. If you haven't seen it, uh, click over there.


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[Assistant] So for this design, you're gonna have a white and a black shirt available. Now, I've never had a white shirt available, so I wanted people to give, uh, an option for what they could have. And this particular design is so freaking adorable that I don't know why you guys were wanting it.


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[Assistant] But look forward to more impossible Let's Plays in the future, along with more history lessons from me. On a totally unrelated note, I found this in the toy section of a grocery store. It was rated ages five and up. Five and up. And I thought this surely was in bad taste because it looked like an eco-disaster waiting to happen. I'm not even joking! Look at this! It's- Oh god, oh.


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[Assistant] It's weird how that happens that way.


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[Assistant] Did I swallow some? I also have a green version. Hang on. C'mon now!


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[Assistant] Really? I must have gotten it wrong.


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[Assistant] How come he agreed to let you come back to Li Haiqiao? It's impossible. You're his only son, said to be his heir. You came back on your own, didn't you?


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[Assistant] What do you want from me? I'm pretty sure that Li Haiqiao told you about my situation.


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[Assistant] Truth is, in my heart, it was already the end of our relationship from the very day that I abandoned you.


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[Assistant] When I went to Zhenzhen, it was with an illusion. I thought there would be a bright future if I went there. But I wasn't educated. I worked with others and shared an apartment with them at that time. I couldn't even take care of myself. What more a child.


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[Assistant] The truth is that I was not capable of raising you in any way with my situation then. That's why I abandoned you. I had no right to consider or enough time to do so. So I did it by instinct. What else could I have done?


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[Assistant] You don't have to worry. I have another son. I don't need you.


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[Assistant] I gave birth to you, but never raised you. I apologize for that. If you have difficulties in the future.


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[Assistant] The task you were performing so well has become too much of a burden crushing you. Oh my gosh! You don't have to do this, Tiki!