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[Assistant] In my head, it's like if it reaches a certain level of money, then they couldn't possibly be charging $20 for a shit salad.


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[Assistant] Best vegan food that I ever had. I mean, honest, next time you come to town, I'll take you to Travis Barker's restaurant down the street. That shit is good. It's pretty solid.


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[Assistant] There you go, fuck the vegan food. Hey, I got another interview after this, so unfortunately I have to wrap this up a little bit early, but I really appreciate you coming through and you're fucking crazy easy to talk to. We just crushed like two hours of this thing. Did we really? I believe.


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[Assistant] Ain't that real? The Trevor Noah's, uh, how many subscribers does he got? Shit.


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[Assistant] Oh shit, it's like that, alright. Well hey guys, appreciate you, shout out to everybody who watched this. Hey! There you go.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uh, I can't hear nothing, so yeah. I was just cleaning my earpiece out.


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[Assistant] Uh, come on man. You guys out there are delusional. You guys are delusional. We'll tell you how delusional you are. And I thought I was a dookie knee jerk. Boy, I tell you what man. It's been a 48 hours. These boys out here. There we go.


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[Assistant] The number one or one of the top shooters available in free agency. One of the top shooters. So the situation is...


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[Assistant] When you go out and you're able to get him, and we'll get into this thing, I don't know what the notion about, they overpaid, they overpaid, they paid too much.


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[Assistant] Listen, when you are the Cavs, haven't we, maybe y'all don't listen to the stuff we be saying sometimes, and granted, sometimes you shouldn't listen to what we saying, but when you talking about


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[Assistant] Getting guys to come to Cleveland.


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[Assistant] You are not a destination city. So when you're not a destination city, you're going to have to overpay. That's just the reality of it. If they want me to go do some radio or television in like Albuquerque, New Mexico,


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[Assistant] I'm not going to Albuquerque to do no- Nah, I'm cool, bro. They gon' have to offer me a bag. They have to offer my wife a bag. They gotta give me a house. They gotta give me unlimited, unlimited Red Bull and Vodkas. Like, no. You gotta understand that Cleveland is not an area and it's not a destination city.


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[Assistant] This was a main target, a main area that we needed to get solidified, which was shooting. And then here's another thing.


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[Assistant] I'm hearing people talking about floating this around. That Jetty and Lamar Stevens were somehow...


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[Assistant] We couldn't even get Isaac Okoro to hit dead spot jumpers, let alone corner threes. We was praying for him to hit a corner three. Now you got a guy that's shooting almost 50% from the corner. Come on, man.


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[Assistant] So, you know, this is my thing. I'm trying to figure out in my mind, I was on the radio on, uh,


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[Assistant] On Saturday, and so many people just were just.


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[Assistant] Blown away. You know, nobody seemed to like the moves. Nobody. Oh no, I'm not excited about the moves.


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[Assistant] Or I thought they could have done better or, you know, streusel is only six five and, and we, we need, so we need a long wing defender. See sometimes what you have to do to them is you have to make people spell out names. Stop being general.


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[Assistant] I get what people are saying, like I really do. I get what, like I've never understood the whole commentary on how much people are really going out here making.


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[Assistant] Like, there's video game people. Those guys are making seven, eight million dollars a year. My question is, why do you pick so- By the way, soccer players is making six hundred, five hundred million. Like, why do we pick, like, basketball players during- Like, to me, yea, is Van Vliet worth a hundred and something?


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[Assistant] I don't know, but at the end of the day, I know he's worth it more than somebody who's playing a video game. And we don't say nothing about that. Like it's just get used to it. It's part of the game. It's part of what happens when owners make money, they sign deals and the players have to make money.


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[Assistant] So obviously it's worth watching because we pay TV deals and ratings are there.


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[Assistant] So like we should not be in disbelief every single free, I can't believe this guy got that much money. I can't believe half the people that work when I work can make that money. And that's why they tell you never go to work and tell people how much you make because you're going to have a line out of the back door to PD's office. He made what?


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[Assistant] I told you, I came out early, I said, after you gave the gentlemen's punt on the seat last season, Cleveland Browns, I told you, you had six games.


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[Assistant] And they must have made that not die and say nothing. Maybe they felt in their heart of hearts they had six games.


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[Assistant] They under, Kobe heard the vitriol, the venom and people's voice when they was talking about you not gonna make no moves. And usually the calves kind of trail behind and we'll talk calves a little bit and let it tail off into the summer.


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[Assistant] No, no harm, no foul. Get into training Campbell starts. Nah, this kind of lingered a little bit this time because now you got a lot of eyeballs on the situation. You got a team with some really good pieces and parts and now people are looking at you to upgrade to make this thing make sense.


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[Assistant] I'm with Jason. You went out, we talked about strews. Uhm, the fact that they went out and got Niang, who was another guy who we thought, if you thought before you'd get one or the other, you'd be great. You'd be golden. They go out and get...


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[Assistant] Both of them. And so now that puts you, that puts you in a position where you now have shooting that's in your starting lineup. You now have shooting that's coming off your bench a little bit. And the fact that we already knew that we were going to sign Caris McVirgin come back. But I'll tell you what.


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[Assistant] He's done, he's done what he needs to do. Now JB's gonna have to come up. No longer can you say, well I don't have the pieces and parts. You got shooty. You got him around. You got a point guard. You got a guy that's supposed to be a closer. Evan Mobley is supposed to be your unicorn coming up. And he got you two pieces in the draft that I like.


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[Assistant] People don't want us to mention certain people's names. Y'all told us that Jared Allen, that was just a one-off.


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[Assistant] Jared is a good, good player. We understand that Jared had did his thing. He's an all-star in previous years.


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[Assistant] He's gonna, he had a slip up where he didn't play as physical as he needs to. Give him an opportunity. Hey, I'm watching, Jared!


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[Assistant] I'm watching. Darius Garland, if you don't want your name in, people thought it was ludicrous to put Darius Garland's name in these trade proposals. Well here's the thing, is it outlandish to say that Darius Garland has to step his game up?


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[Assistant] Is it, is it outlandish to say we need Darius Scarlet if he is a max player of that ilk. We need him to take another step. We talk about Mowgli taking steps all the time.


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[Assistant] Darius Garland is another guy that can take a step up and it doesn't have to be scoring. It can be understanding his spots. It can be picking his spots better. It can be more of a vocal leader. It can be more toughness, right? And then evermobly, we know what your task is to get better. So my thing is too, JB has to get better.


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[Assistant] But your best players have to get better. And shall I say Donovan Mitchell? You're, you, you, you, you, the best player on the team. You made second team all NBA. The end of the day.


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[Assistant] Now you tasked with bringing something different to the court, maybe being a facilitator and not, not fainting in the postseason. So there's a lot of people that got some work to do and if they get their work done and adding these new pieces, I see the Cavs taking a step.


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[Assistant] I'ma say true because every time we played them, he would hear the back breaking three. We down six, George Deane comes down and he's wider. Who has him?


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[Assistant] He understands that you gotta talk to these, these Cas fans and LeBron talk.


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[Assistant] Y'all, they don't understand no new wave stuff. The new, like, if you ain't saying LeBron, they don't get it, there's disconnect.


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[Assistant] But if you go ahead and give them something to point back to, they understand what that was. Channing Fry got the Toronto Raptors all the way up out of here. I felt bad for the Raptors at one point because they was doing the Raptors and the Hawks so dirty.


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[Assistant] Then it would be Channing Frye and he hit like seven threes. And then Kevin Love would get hot. Five threes. And then JR Smith would not miss for some reason. And then Shumpert, all of a sudden, he wanted to start hitting threes. You already had Kyrie that was a sniper.


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[Assistant] Now Kyrie, he can slash and get to the rim. Now LeBron, now you can't afford to double team him in certain places. Now the Cavs, if you slowly but surely look at what they're doing, you get a guy like this who can come off your bench.


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[Assistant] You now have waves and layers of different pockets that you can get into. You can do small lineups now. Now you got Evan Mobley and if he's working on his game the one thing that we do understand is


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[Assistant] He, we, we can switch off on all of that. So, we, we can go small. You can put Evan at the five. You can have Yang in the game. You can have Streus in the game, the two guard. You can put Karis Laverde in it. It's a lot of things you can do now that could combat some of the stuff that you was weak at last year.


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[Assistant] Right? And we could've got the Nick, if we had these shooters, and I'm just gonna say this, if you had these two shooters,


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[Assistant] The Knicks is up outta here. Easy. Easy. Cause you got more spacing and you would have better looks from Donovan Mitchell and Darius Carlson. They had two dudes looking at them, grabbing them all the way to the rim. It was, it was ridiculous. No spacing.


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[Assistant] They're like 12 years old. Like, and, and if Mobley can get to 30%, now it looks different, don't it? Like, he was at 22 or something.


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[Assistant] Uh, let's, let's see. Here's the thing. The great part about getting these dudes is you just has your back. If Evan can get to 30%, you're like great.


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[Assistant] We're even better. But if you don't, you're not, you're not, you're not banking on Evan Mobley jumping 45 percentage points in terms of what he's going to do as far as being a shooter. I will say this.


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[Assistant] I don't know about you and you could ask the chat, uhm, I don't know if this makes them more watchable.


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[Assistant] But I will say at the end of the year, I was not enthused about watching the Cavs run anything back. I did not want to see, I just was tired of seeing, and it's just the thing, the jetty stuff.


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[Assistant] The Lamar Stevens, the, uh, you know, the, the Bench Bunch, the, the, the Robin Lopez, like you, you was carrying around four or five players that you know couldn't contribute to give you anything. I thought that ran its course.


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[Assistant] At least there's some fresh blood of some new guys in there that I can see some development and they can do some other things. I'm more excited about watching the season now than I was at the end of the year.


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[Assistant] And I think, you know, that's a big thing. I think that is a thing for some fans. They just was like, yo, I just don't want to see the same squad.


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[Assistant] With the defensive lineup, you got other different lineups that you can go with now, like in the playoffs. I thought, uhm, a guy who was really good at, Tyler was great at that.


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[Assistant] Ty Lui with that. Ty was a matchup master. He had, he tell, and I like how he did it. He was, and this was with Kevin Love, prime Kevin Love. Hey K, you ain't playing today right now. We can't get you, we going with Tristan Thompson and we going to go with Channing. We going to go, like, he mixed the match brilliantly with the different pieces.


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[Assistant] Now, when you got to a team like this, look, I don't think Trey Jarrett makes any sense at this point because guess what? You got, you got some shooting, you got better shooters in the starting lineup, you got some guys coming off the bench that can spell them.


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[Assistant] Now you, now you look at it. The Cavs are gonna say we're the number one defensive team. Did they lose anything that will still make them the number one defensive team? No.


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[Assistant] Well, theoretically, they can still hang their hat on. We're the number one defensive team. We didn't give no, no, none of those pieces up and we got better offense.


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[Assistant] Let me, and I just really quickly, like if you take a look at the Miami Heat's roster.


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[Assistant] The roster that beat the Denver Nuggets in one of the first two games, right, of the NBA Finals.


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[Assistant] If you take a look and compare what the calves have today.


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[Assistant] Kev's roster is better than my roster, would you not say?


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[Assistant] Today, yes, they have a better roster than the Heat. Yes, if we're comparing, and obviously if they get Damon Lillard, that's another story. But all I'm saying is, there's a lot of parody out there.


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[Assistant] And there's a lot of teams that feel that they're close. Go out west. There's a lot of teams that feel like now they're closer. It seems like it's more down to a big two and to get your bench together. It feels like nowadays it's moving, moving back towards.


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[Assistant] He was doing this thing at, at Virginia, like he gotta...


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[Assistant] He got that one leg step back game. He got the, he got the floater. He got the old man wide. He got the floater game. Like there's a lot of, there's a, there's a lot of different games where he contribute double, double figures with the Warriors, right?


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[Assistant] Again, guess what? Guess what he can do. Shoot. He shot 39% from three last year.


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[Assistant] Once again, I'm not, hey look, I know y'all want athletes. Listen, listen, we got enough athletes for two or three teams. Now I need guys that can come in and the most disrespectful thing that can happen to you


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[Assistant] When you're in the playoffs is if you're a coach and you know you need to make a move.


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[Assistant] You're starting to see a lot less Big 3 mentality.


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[Assistant] The big three mentality where it's like yo, we gonna find the big three, they gonna do everything, they gonna average all the points to get all the rebounds, we gonna ask them to do all the heavy lifting, and we gonna round out the rest of the roster with a bunch of boogie cousins.


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[Assistant] Like nah, like that, that's gone now. You starting to see the Bruce Browns, you starting to see the Struces, you starting to see the guys that, that are the, the undervalued guys that can come in and give you


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[Assistant] Nine, them nine points can be the difference between the game, you winning and losing. It's crazy. So now, I need my bitch to be solidified as much as I can, and if I'm going with slim pickings,


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[Assistant] I'm gonna, I'm gonna develop some guys and figure out if I got some guys in that rotation to get ready for playoffs, cause that's what matters.


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[Assistant] He was taking up all the floor space. I'm like, so all it's gonna take is somebody to trip over Robin and tweak an ankle. He's done by he- now, he's washed.


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[Assistant] Now he's suuuper, listen, he was, when y'all was interviewing him during the regular, during preseason, I was like,


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[Assistant] He ain't gonna make it, dawg. He, he can't even be. He was, he was, he was like the sloth out there.


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[Assistant] He throwing them hooks up. I said, man, and your brother, you call you. Hey, wrap it up, dawg. You done made enough money. You done made enough robin. You went to Stanford. You a smart guy. You kind of funny. Just go do something. Hold a camera somewhere, bro. He's about to hear. He's done.


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[Assistant] Like, uh, like the whole total picture. Was there anybody that, that y'all can, cause you know, obviously, you know, it takes a little bit to raise somebody above somebody in basketball.


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[Assistant] Is there anybody that just fell like a couple ladders because they either didn't make a move or lost somebody? Yes. Or is there a, or is there a team that like really substantially came up?


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[Assistant] I mean, it's crazy to think that the Sixers...


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[Assistant] At one point in time had Ben Simmons, Jimmy Butler, Tobias Harris, Joel Embiid.


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[Assistant] All on the same roster, and it looks like the only one that's gonna be left is Tobias Harris and, and Bede. And he's 30 now. I didn't know he was 30 until McNugget said it, like he's like, oh and Bede is 30 turning 30. I said, what?


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[Assistant] I forgot he missed a couple of calendar years, but I think that, and I'm still trying to figure out, okay, James Harden wanted, I watched all weekend.


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[Assistant] What reason is James Harden giving for not wanting to, like,


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[Assistant] Like, he acts for a trade. I'm confused as why, like, why are you asking for another trade at this point? Because you lost or you don't think you can win or? I'm cleaning the fist. I don't understand, like, I don't get it. Then why would he go back to Houston? What?


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[Assistant] And I look at it, they're counting on White to be... White was really good last year. He was really good in the postseason. But if, if Przingius is out, 30 games, right?


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[Assistant] I mean, you're missing a lot with, with, you know, Marcus Sparks not being there. I mean, I, I, you'll look at it. I don't know if they're, they're not much better. Uhm, I think Milwaukee came back with the same squad. Uhm, I think they, they are, uhm, I think they just...


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, because they, they was touching gold for there for a little bit because I didn't know they were going to be able to re-sign him. Uhm, and I will say this is out west. I mean.


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[Assistant] I believe so. Look, look, look what Kobe Altman did in a short period of time. He, Kobe Altman, shout out to you. You must have been, you must, I don't know. Cause we was telling you, hey bro, you came, you said a curse word or you cursing on TV, talk about Stan Pat. And guess what?


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[Assistant] You magically got that marker out. Did he go to Ivy League school or something? Kobe? Yea.


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[Assistant] My point is we better see. You better be, I better hear you. You need to be with Coach K. You need to be going to see, you need to be going to see all of the, I don't care if you got to have some triangle action. You just go see somebody who, what's his name? Not, Tex Winner. Go see Tex Winner or something. I don't know what you're going to do, but you got to have some screens or something, dawg.


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[Assistant] I'll let you, I'll listen. Kuzma got 102 million. They say G Bush bro, you, you being too hard on the Cavs. Stop being so hard on them. Don't be, and then when we put polls up like this, y'all guys, y'all be dropping a ball. Listen, I've consistently said, you're not getting free agents to come here like that.


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[Assistant] Second of all, you don't have that much money to be spending. You don't have it.


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[Assistant] Second, third of all, even if you did have the bread.


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[Assistant] You would still need to trade certain players to get a certain type player back. Y'all don't like us mentioning none of these players' names. You love Jared Allen. You love Darius Garland. You love, you love Donovan Mitchell. You're not trading him. So my thing is,


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[Assistant] What imaginary world or players did you thought was coming here when you knew what the ingredients was looking like? You just, like you can't make it up. You can't just say we should go get this person and knowing good and well that person don't want to play here or ever is not going to sign here or you don't have the money or you don't have access. What are you talking about?


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[Assistant] They got, if you look at the roster and you just take all the stuff out of here, look at the roster pound for pound. You now have.


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[Assistant] Good defensive players. Evan Mobley, almost one defensive player of the year. Jared Allen is an elite defender.


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[Assistant] And you have a guy who's a sixth man that can get 50 off the bench. You wouldn't add it to more shooters to that, right?


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[Assistant] And you went and got people, people say a money base and they throw their head, but you got, you even got upside in the second round with some guys or that, that, that has some upside that could turn out to be something if they develop.


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, you look at this roster from top to bottom and you look at the Eastern Conference, their roster


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[Assistant] You could be mad or upset, but I don't know what you could be mad or upset about with the moves they made since they took an L. They've addressed a lot of stuff.


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[Assistant] Two guys that were in the finals and the Eastern Conference final. Yeah. I mean, I mean, what do you want? Like that's experience.


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[Assistant] But he was, but he was on a playoff roster. So, I mean, we'll take all that.


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[Assistant] The Los Angeles Lakers just got the LeBron James stimulus package. Like, like, like they got a package, I know there's a cream report just struck down a bunch of stuff, but they also secretly signed the fact that they got double the money everybody else does. How are you, I was just like, so they got Hachimura, they still kept Vanderbilt.


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[Assistant] I was like, maybe we could get camera, and then I'm like, camera-dish went to LA, I'm thinking it's the Clippers, no. And then Jackson Hayes went for like, Minimowski bucks. They got him for a sports bra and some Cracker Jacks. That's crazy.


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[Assistant] Free money. And I'm like, Jackson Hayes is a, is an athletic big. He just was a first round pick a couple years ago. Lotter. And I'm like, wow, this dude, like that's a really athletic. They, they got a nice roster. I don't understand how, how do they do that, bro? How?


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[Assistant] Listen, I'm going to tell you who else took a terrible L.


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[Assistant] I like what What's Her Name did. I like what uhm, I like what uhm, I just lost my mind.


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[Assistant] Hey listen, I will say this, uhm, I forgot about this. I thought these are semi-winners. I thought Dallas did okay. Yep. Because...


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[Assistant] They kept the band together. They kept, if you lose Kyrie Irving, it's a wrap. I think if you, if they would have lost Kyrie Irving for nothing.


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[Assistant] And came out there with Luka, I think Luka's definitely leaving Dallas. I think that, and this is another one that I think in a weird way is a win.


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[Assistant] People got to Portland Trailblazers as losers for getting rid of Dane. At the end of the day, I think that's a win. Well, they haven't gotten rid of him yet.


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[Assistant] But, but, but here's the thing. Now I think you're a winner because...


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[Assistant] They got seven, eight teams done and arrested. It was supposed, this was supposed to be clean and done in a hurry. Like if you're the Miami Heat, you saw it. You're like, this was supposed to be done 24 hours ago. Now you got teams like the Clippers that's in it. You got teams like the Celtics that's showing up. You got a bunch of teams that are like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.


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[Assistant] If I know you want to do right by Dane, but if you want this massive haul that we can give you, it's going to be tough to turn that down.


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[Assistant] I like the guy that don't really work out too much. Like that don't work out the sweetest position. That ain't it. Like I get that he want to go to Miami.


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[Assistant] The reality is, that's why I got them as winners. In the NBA, it seemed like almost you don't know what the market value is until you put them out there, really. And then you get people coming out the woodworks like, oh, well listen, we got something for you if you want to look.


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[Assistant] People will always game the system. If you set a goal and you say you want this amount, you gotta hit A, B, or C. There'll be people that'll hit that. If you change the mark the next year, they'll figure out a way to hit that goal.


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[Assistant] People will maneuver and find a way to like squeeze their way out. And then, like you said, people are leaving out, they just need to get that money. As long as, like, like, I thought it was fascinating that James Harden


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[Assistant] We'll get you out of here, and James Harden is smarter enough to understand that, like, Daryl Morey will have you sitting around here chilling. He's like, well, here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna opt in.


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[Assistant] Cause I'm not going to see all the money dry up out there in the open, open ocean. I'ma sign for this 35. Give me that 35. I guarantee at worst get the 35 and you figure out what you want to do with me, however long it takes to get there.


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[Assistant] I mean, the Cubs aren't very good. No, they're not. Uh, first of all, this was not, this was not the 2016 Indians versus the Cubs move. I will say this.


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[Assistant] I, I was surprised that, uh, you know, they showed a little resilience coming back, but here's the thing that gets me and I looked at. That has to scare you.


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[Assistant] If you looking at Naylor at first bass, oh my man, boy. Yes, listen.


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[Assistant] Somebody boot balls like that back to back, like you could, I'm looking at it like dang bro, they in his head now at this point. Especially when they started flooding, the floodgates came back.


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[Assistant] Obviously, he did, he did get some redemption by coming up with, you know, basically the game when he hit. He's, his stick is there. Uhm, but if you go into the postseason and if you're moving around, you can't have too much faith in him at first base. As a matter of fact, it sucks because


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[Assistant] I would prefer to have him as the DH, uhm, but then that means I have to play bell at first place bass and I'm not getting much better glove work over there with him. And his stick is you know where.


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[Assistant] You know what? Yeah, it's just, that's a conundrum in itself. But when I look at The Guardians, once again,


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[Assistant] It's going to be like this the rest of the year. I think people, people that's waiting for them to jump off to this, this 10, 12, you know, lead or, or, or no, it's not going to happen. Like when you, when you can't consistently get enough runs, you get good pitching performances, you can't get runs. Then, you know, the pitching performance is down. You can't come back.


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[Assistant] I think this is who the Guardians are this year. They're just a team that's inconsistent, uhm, and they'll make it to the postseason. I don't know how far they'll go, uhm, you know, past the first round, but yeaah, they're just not, they're not a contender at this point.


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[Assistant] Alright man, tell me what these tickets look like too. I wanna see what your seats look like too.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I agree. They haven't, there hasn't been no like crazy over the top. No. No. You're right. It might be. And I, what do you think? How do you think he fares?


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[Assistant] I mean, can you, can you imagine at any point in the next, I want to say, three years where you could say, the guardians are loaded. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Loaded, man. I've heard loaded and the guardians for a long time. I heard competitive. I heard good.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, that's why it's hard. Like, loaded in baseball means, oh, we got established dudes everywhere.


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[Assistant] That's how you, that is how you know. That's the G Bush marker. If I know the first four people in your lineup and you are not a guardian or a double A Lake County captain or whatever that means you're loaded. Your squad is over the top.


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[Assistant] You know, I look at the Browns and I always tell them, you know, the Cavs won the championship here. And you know, obviously, you know, this is a Browns town. And I always imagine what it would be like to see the Cleveland Browns.


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[Assistant] Think about, think about just seeing the jerseys coming out there on the field and God, the Lord willing, if they win that game, could you, I mean, what would that be like across the Browns community of so many people?


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[Assistant] That, that have, have watched their loved ones go on that loved the Browns and always wanted that. That would just be a special day, wouldn't it?


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[Assistant] And you know, Greg, to kind of get that a little bit, I always, last year, I said it, I sat here and, and, and, you know, my partner, Jay Crawford, he sat here and I said, now look, Nick Chubb getting by 18 carries, right?


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[Assistant] Some people would consider they bread and butter.


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[Assistant] Well, at least I'm not crazy. At least, at least somebody who'da done it for a living like yourself at a very high level understands that frustration. Cause I'm like, are y'all trying not to give it to him? Is he sick? Is he tired? Is his kids sick at school? Did he need to leave early? Where is Nicholas Chubb at?


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[Assistant] Hey man, that was impressive. He turned the double play by himself and a good scoop at first.


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[Assistant] I like that, I like that action. By the way, there's nothing more.


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[Assistant] Nostalgic, like, you know, I love football, but bro, when you see people doing that, like going down and playing baseball, like, I get emotional.


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[Assistant] Jason just sits on the bucket. But that, like, you don't know, like, there's, there's people, like, when I was playing, there's people who had coaching styles like that, and you memorize them. And, like, everybody played, like, teams. I played for the Royals. In our division, we had the Brewers, the Yankees, the A's, the Red Sox, right? That was our side of town. Then we played other side of towns.


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[Assistant] There was always different coaching staffs and you knew all the coaching staffs because, like, his personality was like, okay, if you playing the Brewers, all of them is sitting back. And you knew the Brewers coaches because they would always be getting hammered after the game.


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[Assistant] Like those days are more passionate to me than high school days. Like high school baseball was fun. I played all the way through from the time I was six, all the way until I was 19. So it was like,


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[Assistant] But, but it's nothing like them summer days and you smell the concession stand and kids is running around, it's hazy outside. You remember those days. Especially if your son is playing. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's the birth certificate. That's the birth certificate, kid. I'm confused. He's already bigger than him. Like, he's taller than you. His feet are bigger than mine. His hands are bigger than mine.


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[Assistant] Man, look, that's life and death at that moment. Like, that's the cool thing about it. I would love for every coach to feel like that because then you know it means something. You got something in it.


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[Assistant] We can talk inside. Great. I just started dinner.


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[Assistant] Used to be a ski lodge, obviously, so we have plenty of food. And, uh, believe it or not, we still get some power from that wind turbine out front.


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[Assistant] We tend to keep most of the lights off at night to avoid drawing attention.


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[Assistant] But after we found this stuff in storage, we couldn't resist making an exception. What's funny?


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[Assistant] So how do you know Kenny? He and Sarita have been a huge help. Matthew and I barely knew what to do around here the first week.


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[Assistant] When he was with Lee? Yeaah, he only told us a little.


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[Assistant] Connecting with people is so important. I don't know what I'd do without Matthew.


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[Assistant] Gosh, you remind me of my students. I can't imagine what it's like growing up in the middle of all this.


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[Assistant] Mmm. Almost done. Would you do me the honor of tasting the first course, madam?


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[Assistant] Well everyone, dinner is served. Come on, let's eat.


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[Assistant] Gentlemen, please, there's no need for this. Now look, we've all had a long day. Please eat.


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[Assistant] Hey Clementine, would you, uh, lend me a hand outside for a moment?


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[Assistant] You know, I used to be a teacher, and I remember what it's like to be caught in the middle of two cliques. I suspect they'll find common ground soon enough. It may take a little time, but that's just how these things work. Everything will be fine.


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[Assistant] Listen, relationships are like any machine. You don't throw them out when they break down. You get your hands dirty and you grease the wheels.


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[Assistant] Clementine, in this world you don't have to do anything.


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[Assistant] They say the world is over, but I'll tell you a secret. It's not. People are more political now than they ever were before. In the end, we can't change the world.


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[Assistant] All we can do is continue to learn from each other, to empathize and use our heads.


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[Assistant] Well, we have plenty of time to catch you up on your reading. My partner Matthew is amassing quite the literature collection. I think you'll like him.


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[Assistant] In any case, the point is, as long as we have our wits about us, we can always make the right choice. Right?


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[Assistant] You can talk to me, Clem. There's almost nothing you can tell me that would surprise me. I can promise you that.


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[Assistant] Oh, politics. The hell? Well, being from Florida, I would imagine you know all about politics, Kenny.


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[Assistant] Walt, I don't know. You're just gonna let her in like that? It's fine, Kenny. We don't know this girl. Then we'll have to get to know her. Right, Clem? Walt. How much damage can this poor woman do?


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[Assistant] Gave it to Matthew when all of this started. I know he's dead.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] The court is adjourned.


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[Assistant] You gotta take that bitch, break it down, and then re-roll it in a fucking, in a joint.


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[Assistant] Fuckin', not three chains, but uh, the other one, I know it's fun.


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[Assistant] That's crazy. Do you feel, do you feel like going into the extra production really like makes the difference at the end of the day to how it's gonna come out or it's just like, it just depends on the vibe of the video? Yea, it just depends on.


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[Assistant] I never even thought about that. That's probably easier for you to work with.


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[Assistant] I mean, you can't put niggas like that at witness protection unless he literally just don't ever leave the house. Remember him when he was walking out Melrose though?


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[Assistant] Is that a, I mean, that's probably a thing in Chicago, it's probably a thing everywhere, is like, if someone's hated, if someone's hated, like niggas are down to fucking throw away their whole life just to fucking have that strike. They'll be famous as fuck up though.


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[Assistant] Is uh, is Nick a good man? Or is he just like everyone else?


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[Assistant] Stuff happens, and it's untidy, and freedom's untidy, and free people are free to make mistakes, and commit crimes, and do bad things. They're also free to, to live their lives, and do wonderful things, and that's what's gonna happen here.


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[Assistant] I was, I think I was a star performer, so I probably followed the, the pay curve of the star performers, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Well, it, it, it was a secret, in fact. I mean, uh, compensations were, were, were not, uh, public, uh, for all the obvious reasons.


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[Assistant] I would say probably two thirds of the trading revenues was directly or indirectly associated with derivatives.


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[Assistant] For a derivative person, uh, trader, marketer, for a derivative business, naturally you, uh, tend to focus your, uh, attention to big problems.


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[Assistant] Every transaction that we were involved in Europe.


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[Assistant] Every transaction in Northern Europe were not hidden to the other European partners.


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[Assistant] I was in charge and I am extremely knowledgeable in that domain. The position didn't make much sense. For Greece?


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[Assistant] Uhm, the transaction was disguised from Greece's partners.


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[Assistant] And a number of other, and I think the margins didn't really make sense. Because it was, uh, too much dressing of the books. Absolutely. So you were leaving, uh, a lot of bonus on the table. Oh yes. When you drop, when I, when I speak about, you know, eh,


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[Assistant] Several hundred million transactions. It's several people around the table leaving several million of personal money. That's absolutely right.


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[Assistant] And there were all these, uhm, girls in miniskirts sort of flocking to these VIP rooms.


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[Assistant] Enjoying this, uhm, yeaah, once in a lifetime opportunity, people in their twenties making this kind of money.


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[Assistant] Fanning out across Europe, finding all of these clients that were, uh, that were lapping up these deals.


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[Assistant] It's what you might call a form of governance arbitrage, where.


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[Assistant] The bankers will find the type of client that doesn't understand the product in order to sell the product that the client shouldn't be buying.


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[Assistant] How many of these deals were being done? We don't know. These deals are confidential.


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[Assistant] We only know about them when they go wrong.


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[Assistant] They'd be saying, you're paying, uhm, you know, 5% a year on your debt, uhm, we can reduce it to 1% or 2%.


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[Assistant] Enter into a derivative with us, an interest rate swap, an option, some kind of derivative where as long as something doesn't happen in the market, your rates will stay low. So they signed this contract with Bear Stearns, now JP Morgan.


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[Assistant] And they got a benefit from it in terms of lower borrowing costs.


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[Assistant] I can tell you, I can tell you a client who's uhm, who's done that bet and did very well out of it.


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[Assistant] What happened was complete silence. I think I did one radio appearance.


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[Assistant] And the story was just, uhm, buried. Nothing happened at all.


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[Assistant] The secret off balance sheet loan, legal within the rules at the time, as Goldman would say, but it was an off balance sheet loan. It's a very expensive, uh, form of borrowing for Greece. By going through Goldman, Greece ended up paying something like 16% a year.


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[Assistant] It's a bit like a subprime mortgage or something like that. It's a crazy borrowing rate for someone that's desperate to borrow money.


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[Assistant] I think you can safely say that Goldman earned hundreds of millions on that deal.


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[Assistant] And Larry Jr., Larry Dober Jr., and his family was like 10 feet away from me. And I'm sitting there and I'm like, you know, he's my age, roughly. I don't want to make him that old, but roughly. And I'm thinking, you know what? His dad couldn't eat at the same place my dad could.


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[Assistant] And I marched in and grabbed a pen. Not that that's the biggest statement of the world, but.


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[Assistant] You know, I just, and tomorrow me and tomorrow I'll grab the silver pen and put a 14 cause I think it's a shame we can't do that. We've tried and, and it hurts me a little bit. Just, man, I, I.


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[Assistant] There were too many of them. They were too strong. Their hair, too red. Maybe you can take the silver key and find the gold key. You can succeed where I have failed. Free Maggie's-


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[Assistant] How can you secure the city in this country? We have to work very hard.


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[Assistant] Hey, wait a minute. Our desks don't have insides. What? Desks at this school just have cable tops.


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[Assistant] It's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here, it's here.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so we went out and talked to our community tab and whenever we talked to our community tab is brought to you by PCC Airfoils, Earl.


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[Assistant] Plus get a full benefit package, paid time off and signing bonus. You can apply online at precast.com slash careers to learn more.


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[Assistant] And so we wanted to know who everybody thought was going to be a bigger impact this season from free agency signing.


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[Assistant] So coming in at first, everybody thinks at 75% Max Struse is going to be our most impactful player. Next up is George Niang at 17%.


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[Assistant] Damien Jones at 6% and coming in dead last is Ty Jerome for 2%.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I gotta remind you guys that you can see all your favorite golf legends play in the Colleagues Company Championship July 12th through July 16th at the famous Firestone Country Club.


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[Assistant] Fun, family-friendly events all week long, featuring a new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids, and concerts every single night. There's something for everyone. You can learn more at collegegolf.com.


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[Assistant] Before you guys get to Guardians, I want to remind everybody that you can see your favorite golf legends play in the Colleagues' Companies Championship July 12th through July 16th at the famous Firestone Country Club. Fun, family-friendly events all week long featuring a new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids, and concerts every single night. There's something for everyone. You can learn more at ColleagueGolf.com.


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[Assistant] Well, before we get to Things That Hurt, I want to remind people of the good things. Yes. You can see your favorite golf legends play in the College Company's championship July 12th through July 16th at the famous Firestone Country Club. Fun, family-friendly events all week long, featuring a new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids, and concerts every single night. There's something for everyone. Learn more at collegegolf.com.


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[Assistant] I just want to remind everybody that there's no show tomorrow. No show tomorrow.


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[Assistant] Overtime now. We are doing overtime. We're going to finish up some viewer questions. And man, I'm bummed watching these packages because I played little league for one year and I had a terrible coach and under Bull or Jason, I think I would have played more.


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[Assistant] No one was thinking, you know, the money's available, but we're borrowing it and this is very expensive and at some stage we're going to have to pay it back. How is that going to work out?


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[Assistant] Greece being such a small country, being a small economy and one that wasn't really going anywhere. It was a disastrous mix.


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[Assistant] And in 2009, this whole thing fell apart and what you're seeing at the moment is this sort of crumbling edifice that was built over the last few decades.


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[Assistant] And if you were never to wake again, would it matter?


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[Assistant] I am yours now. Do with me what you will.


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[Assistant] Now I am inside of you, and your weakness will be my strength.


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[Assistant] Alright, not that many. She wrote a book. She's, uh, got a book and a Netflix show. The show's called Tidying Up. If you haven't seen it, she basically makes people get rid of...


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[Assistant] So we've been doing our show for 16 years. I'm a pack rat and I'm a slob too. And I've accumulated a lot of stuff. So someone thought it would be a good idea to ask Marie Kondo to help. Now none of this is set up. This is really my office and how it really looks here at the show. And well, here's Marie Kondo giving me a little help.


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[Assistant] My first impulse was to run up on you and do a ramble. About to jammy flat blast both of you. But I didn't want to mess up this $3700 Lynx coat. So instead, I chilled.


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[Assistant] Congratulations on making it to the end of the YouTube video. Why not celebrate by clicking the subscribe button? You earned it.


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[Assistant] We can't stay in one place too long. It's too dangerous. We need to keep moving.


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[Assistant] Sam. Well, nice to meet you, Sam.


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[Assistant] Now I just need, hmm, something to open it with.


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[Assistant] Maybe we better not wait around to find out.


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[Assistant] It's not much of a tent anymore. I bet scavengers tore it apart.


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[Assistant] See? We just have to stay out of their reach.


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[Assistant] I like to think that if they were alive, they'd probably want to help you. Nothing.


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[Assistant] Still pretty sharp. Okay, well, now we're getting somewhere.


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[Assistant] I saw when everyone was arguing. You wanted to help.


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[Assistant] I just need help and you don't need any trouble.


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[Assistant] No. Just like last time. Just how Krista showed me.


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[Assistant] I did. I took stuff. And I'm sorry. I really am. And you think you can trust her.


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[Assistant] Nothing. I just had a friend who lost his arm once. That's all.


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[Assistant] I just tried to stay with good people and not do anything dumb.


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[Assistant] This man found me and took care of me. We met up with other survivors and we all tried to make it, but it didn't work.


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[Assistant] Your face seems oddly familiar, hm?


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[Assistant] Hey, look, I just wanna say I'm sorry for, for being a dick out there. I got kinda aggro and that was definitely not cool.


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[Assistant] Well, I didn't mean to be so harsh. I just... We had a bad experience once.


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[Assistant] The panic from Lehman spreads to AIG, spreads to Morgan Stanley, spreads to Goldman Sachs. Suddenly, Ireland is having problems.


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[Assistant] Suddenly, the Bank of England is bailing out banks. Suddenly, Iceland is bankrupt.


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[Assistant] The government, the state of Iceland, it's, it's bankrupt. An entire country.


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[Assistant] Suddenly, China, uh, has gone from being, uh, one of the world's highest growth countries to a, to almost a no-growth country, in, in, in the flash of an eye.


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[Assistant] Extremely smart, extremely aware of the stuff, very... discrete, controlled.


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[Assistant] If he weren't chairman of the fed, he'd be...


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[Assistant] Top of the list of people you'd be going to for advice and understanding and all this stuff.


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[Assistant] I'm sure that Paulson is sitting there and he doesn't strike me as the most...


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[Assistant] Reflective guy necessarily, but he must have been sitting there. Everybody was sitting there saying, my god, we may be presiding over the second great depression.


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[Assistant] This is the utter nightmare of an economic policymaker. You're sitting there and you may have just made the decision that destroyed the world. Absolutely terrifying moment.


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[Assistant] This is Def Con 4 or whatever. This was the complete nightmare.


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[Assistant] By Wednesday, we basically had a complete shutdown of the world capital market. It's just, uhm, no, this is absolute terror.


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[Assistant] Good evening everybody. My secretary of the treasury, Tim Geithner.


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[Assistant] Working with Larry Summers, my National Economic Advisor, and others, are coming up with the best possible plan


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[Assistant] Tomorrow my Treasury Secretary, Tim Geithner, will be announcing some very clear and specific plans for how we are gonna start loosening up credit once again.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to avoid preempting my secretary of the treasury. I want all of you to show up at his press conference as well. He's gonna be terrific.


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[Assistant] Ben Bernanke is a highly, highly respected scholar, and not only a scholar of economics, but of the Great Depression.


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[Assistant] Bernanke says to Paulson, first of all, he says, you have to go to Congress. We can't do this anymore on a case-by-case basis. At that point, Paulson bowed to the inevitable.


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[Assistant] One thing Paulson said to me in an interview is, uh, when the situation changes, you have to be willing to change with the situation.


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[Assistant] Paulson felt that he needed to move swiftly.


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[Assistant] And almost the economic equivalent of shock and awe.


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[Assistant] It's as close to a blank check as you can get without actually asking for a blank check.


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[Assistant] And predictably, the reaction on Capitol Hill was toxic. They were furious.


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[Assistant] He was put in the position of doing the last thing he wanted to do, which was to step in directly with government capital into the banking system.


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[Assistant] For him, this is a step, this is a true crossing of the Rubicon.


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[Assistant] And they all file into the conference room, which is across the hall from Mr. Paulson's office.


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[Assistant] Because it's Paulson, who's not a man who beats around the bush,


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[Assistant] It became clear relatively quickly what he was proposing.


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[Assistant] They were told, return this document with your signature on it. And all nine of them did so.


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[Assistant] He is very afraid to do anything to royal the market and to create fear. It becomes this very delicate, let's tiptoe around the situation.


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[Assistant] I gotta give you guys this, uh, OG Boss Wood. It's got 3.5 grams in it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you do have to poke a hole in the thing before you can start smoking it. That's a thing.


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[Assistant] You never had to deal with that before? It's far away.


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[Assistant] My parents didn't ask me to go to church for about 20 years.


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[Assistant] Type shit. When did you guys feel like you actually started to really get a fan base and shit? When did you start getting numbers on YouTube and all that?


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[Assistant] You feel like you guys get your, your, your flow and your style bit a lot? You feel like a lot of people will be biting off you?


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[Assistant] Hell yeaah. I feel like that too. I feel like there's a lot of biting in general going on on the whole east coast. There's a lot of different shit. Detroit, DMV, where there's like, there's a whole wave of different shit of like a lot of people doing sort of similar styles and then certain people are kind of more, uh, advanced with it.


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[Assistant] There's nothing wrong with it bro, trust me. I remember when Fat Tra- Fat Tra was eating ass. On the Grams.


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[Assistant] You feel me? Well, I'm on the live now. You're one of them rappers who just goes on live during the podcast. I respect that. Yea, me. It is. I've turned up.


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[Assistant] You don't smoke, you don't smoke jewels? Huh? You don't smoke jewels?


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[Assistant] We on the podcast. You smell through the mask. Sour Harambe.


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[Assistant] What did you say? Uh, alright, we're good.


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[Assistant] Rain in Wall Street. We had to resume more aggressive regulation of Wall Street.


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[Assistant] Geithner should have been spending the summer of 2008 figuring out what to do if there was a Lehman. And they didn't do that. This is a historic failure.


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[Assistant] They should not have been in a Blackberry crisis environment in the fall. They're essentially unprepared.


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[Assistant] Tim Geithner thought that if they did not do everything they had to do to save AIG as distasteful as it was,


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[Assistant] To the White House and we'll figure out what to do about this terrible economic crisis.


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[Assistant] President Bush whispered to Nancy Pelosi, who was sitting next to him, when McCain was talking, he said, you guys are going to miss me. And she kind of laughed.


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[Assistant] And another Republican at the table, uh, joked to the person sitting next to him.


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[Assistant] After this, even we're gonna vote for Obama.


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[Assistant] That was the level of Obama's dominance in this meeting.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world, and today I'm in here with Teddy. How you feeling, Ted? Feeling good, man. Feeling good, feeling great? Feeling great.


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[Assistant] That's excellent, man. Yeah. I think I met you for the first time on that, uh, fat Nick and Bexy tour. Was that, that was the first time I actually met? First time. Yeah. LA and Boston. Cause a lot of times now I interview people and they're like, Oh,


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[Assistant] I just saw you at the hotel. I didn't even see you at the show. True. I was eating pizza. We weren't even doing any cool, like,


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[Assistant] Deviant hotel behavior either. Right, it was clean. No tourist stuff, we were just like eating chips and like smoking a blunt in the parking lot. Yup, not even inside.


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[Assistant] Where are you from again? New York. New York, right. From Long Island? Uh, from the city.


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[Assistant] So like, but I was reading about you and it said that you had like a, you were super immersed in music from a young age, like you were always around.


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[Assistant] So I'll always have a crazy soft spot for him. Yea, no, my dad's like 75, so he, uh, big Luther guy.


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[Assistant] Holy shit. That is so funny because there are so many things I like. I remember the first time I was walking down the street in DC with my parents and I heard like a dude just talking with like heavy heavy slang and like a real crazy accent like locally and I just, I knew that it was like something cool.


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[Assistant] So look at those videos, you know. Now slang is like completely like globalized. Like whenever there's a cool new slang term that comes out, like when I've seen young Thug saying slatt and he just kept saying it. No cap. No cap. But Thug just kept saying slatt until eventually I was like, all right, yeah, slatt. Like that's a real thing now. And now I hear little kids say it like it's nothing.


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[Assistant] The baby is like the unexpected new like champion of the young kid crowd. I see in the video of like a five year old doing his dance.


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[Assistant] One day. Okay, so, so, what about, like, your, what you were like as a kid? Like, how were you, uh, behaved? Were you in that Manhattan school system?


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[Assistant] Were you, were you consumed with music from an early age? Did you know that


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[Assistant] Uhm, okay, so how'd you, uh, so you graduated from sort of surfing, was that your passion for a while?


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[Assistant] Cause if you want to get serious about that shit, it's probably so intensive. They probably got you training.


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[Assistant] And what would you describe your sound as being at the time as opposed to now?


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[Assistant] How'd you end up getting a song with people? Was that during that session?


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[Assistant] Like, angry ex-girlfriend or something? Dude, maybe. It could be. I've been getting way too many tattoos named on me.


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[Assistant] Okay, I honestly can't remember what tattoo I'm thinking of or what the girl's name was. But uhm, okay, so yeaah, that whole session, so like, did that kinda change the perspective that you had on your music?


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah. I mean, I could see Rich the Kid, like, being in a certain state of mind in the studio and just being like, yeah.


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[Assistant] Have you, so uh, so it was not that long after the Makonnen and Peep sessions that he passed, right? It was only a few months.


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[Assistant] Were you, were you living the party life on tour or were you living the low-key life?


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[Assistant] No, it didn't happen. I was just in Japan and Australia, so. Yeah, you gotta be careful over there. It's just impossible. It's just not worth it. You know what I mean?


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[Assistant] You could, I mean, anybody could put a pound in their check bag and get it through. It's just, do you want to take the risk, you know?


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[Assistant] Executed. 100 years in prison. I remember I went to like Barcelona to the Bangladesh to like I was just in all these different like crazy ass airports and then by the end of the trip I realized that I had had like a fucking little bag of weed shoved deep deep in my checked bag. Did you smoke it?


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[Assistant] I feel like he came one other place. Cause he came out and did his, uh, solo stuff as well. Yea, it was LA. Yea. LA, yea. Okay. Smokes Music Fire too. Who produced this new project?


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[Assistant] That's one of my favorite things to do when we have somebody in here and we're on stream and we just type in like, you know, whatever type beat and just see what comes up. No autotune freestyles. Yeah, basically. You think we need to get autotune on these mics? I'm telling you bro. To the whole interview like that? Just do it.


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[Assistant] I honestly think it's kinda weird that nobody really seems to like, give a shit. That like, girls are just allowed to have people write their songs, cause like, everybody acted like Drake had like, burned somebody's house down when they found out that he didn't write a fuckin' hook. Who? Drake.


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[Assistant] I saw that the intro just came out. That's what you chose to do for the first music video.


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[Assistant] How's that? What was the artistic vision with that? Uhm, it's a movie, bro.


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[Assistant] Cause I seen the same little kid in like multiple different videos and I was curious about that.


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[Assistant] I have a five year old nephew and I'm constantly freaked out when I see five year olds who are like, doing more than him.


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[Assistant] Like when I like realized that there are like five year olds with like acting careers and shit. Yeah, it's crazy. I don't even know how that shit happens, but it does. And then the other, the other day I saw some like little video of like a three year old reading and I was like, my fucking, this kid is five and a half and he is definitely not reading. No way.


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[Assistant] Bro, this world's a crazy place. Yeah, uhm, that's what's up. So uhm, shit, what else do you got planned for the rest of the year and shit?


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[Assistant] I've talked to like fashion dudes who have just been like, yeah, I don't, I don't, I don't sweat. I could be rocking a trench coat in the middle of a super hot party.


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[Assistant] I eat bossanova. Bossanova's fire. That's like, I can't eat McDonald's, I'm addicted to bossanova. The chicken protein plate. Really, that's what you got? I got the skirt steak protein plate. Got it last night. Fried plantains, sweet potato fries. It's an amazing thing. Mixed vegetables. Any sauce?


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[Assistant] Everywhere you are. But it was kind of weird to be getting it from like a...


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[Assistant] Alright, well I appreciate you coming on the show, Teddy, and I will be keeping a close eye on the upcoming work. I appreciate it. Thanks, bro. It's lit. No jumper. No jumper. Coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, SoundCloud, iTunes.


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[Assistant] Here we are three years plus after, and very little has changed. In many respects the financial crisis never ended. It never ended.


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[Assistant] Seem to think about this financial crisis as


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[Assistant] One in which there was a run up to September 2008, a bailout, and then the crisis passed.


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[Assistant] But in fact, those clouds are still hanging over the global economy.


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[Assistant] And they're still filled with risk. This crisis really never ended.


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[Assistant] Hello my loves, and welcome to a new video.


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[Assistant] As you see, spring has now started here and a lot of snow has melted.


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[Assistant] We are now entering a beautiful time of the year and I so much look forward to share that with you. So, sit back, relax, maybe have a cup of tea and let me take you with me through the past weeks in my life.


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[Assistant] But, uh, I had to go back to get some more stuff and also to go to the nearby village to collect some water.


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[Assistant] I'm so happy to be here. We haven't been here this winter. Last time we were here I think was in October or something. You know when I took photos for some new jewelry designs. When we had the van I think we had it. Anyway, now we are here again and


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[Assistant] That feels amazing. We're just gonna be here for a couple of days and...


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[Assistant] I have no projects or anything that I need to do this time, because usually when I go to the mountains in the cabin,


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[Assistant] I always have some kind of project that I need to work on, like taking photos of jewelry or working on a film project or something like that, but this time


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[Assistant] I just wanna come here and sleep, because I'm so tired. Alright, let's go to Nanook and you up. Uuuh.


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[Assistant] This is so heavy. But it's such a good exercise.


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[Assistant] I also really love that our cabin doesn't have water, because it makes it a little bit harder, you know? But I like it!


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[Assistant] You get to appreciate how EXTREMELY luxury it is to have water at home. But here you gotta carry


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[Assistant] These water, what do you say, water, water bottles, I don't know.


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[Assistant] As I was filming these scenes, I started to feel very exhausted. I felt dizzy and I got a strong headache. Little did I know that my wish of just spending the weekend sleeping in the cabin was about to become reality.


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[Assistant] He's so sleepy. He looks a bit pissed off, but he's not, he's just sleepy.


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[Assistant] I think I have a migraine thing going on.


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[Assistant] I spent most of the weekend like this in the couch, with a huge headache and a bit of fever. I get migraines sometimes and I guess this was just a long and intense migraine attack.


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[Assistant] But I managed to get out once to film some beautiful drone shots of the surroundings and I'm so thankful for that. This place always takes my breath away and I feel so inspired to film and take photos when I'm here. So I'm glad I at least could catch a few minutes of beauty.


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[Assistant] I was flying about 100 meters above the surface of the ice and I saw this huge ice raven. So I spent most of the drone battery just filming it from different angles. It was so beautiful.


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[Assistant] I feel so dizzy and weird. How do you feel you are?


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[Assistant] After a cozy but rough weekend in the cabin, we got home again. And the feelings of spring was totally gone.


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[Assistant] Because it was snowing a lot again and it kept snowing almost every day for about a week. I guess the birds got a bit shocked by the weather change since I've never seen so many birds eating sunflower seeds in my garden before. It was so cute. Oh my gosh.


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[Assistant] Even though a snowy landscape is so beautiful, seven months of snow feels more than enough for me.


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[Assistant] We were going to Denmark to visit some of our friends.


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[Assistant] We spent the first days in Copenhagen and did so many different fun things.


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[Assistant] The first thing we did was actually to go and get a massage.


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[Assistant] Like, ah, I have no words. Never felt so relaxed in my whole life. Yea, it was needed. Yea, very needed.


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[Assistant] Mette and Marianne, who lives in Copenhagen, showed us around and gave us a really nice tour of the city.


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[Assistant] Today we're getting a sightseeing around in Copenhagen. So nice. So where are we right now?


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[Assistant] As I told you in an earlier video, me and the class accidentally found out that we are relatives. Our ancestors came from Finland, and they were the first ones who settled down on this land that I today call my home.


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[Assistant] It's about 400 years back in time, but still, he's definitely my long-lost brother.


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[Assistant] We also met up with Jesper who hosted a retreat last year where all of us met for the first time.


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[Assistant] The last evening in Copenhagen, Mette and Marianne took us to the most magical sauna experience I've ever had.


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[Assistant] These two guys are Nordic Health Living, and they use the sauna in a very special way.


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[Assistant] Together with intense heat, essential oils, herbs, music, drums and singing, they take you away on a journey within.


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[Assistant] I had a really strong and special experience in the sauna, and there's no words to describe how magical it felt. I hope you get to experience this sometime in your life.


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[Assistant] The next day, we went to another place about one hour from Copenhagen, called Jaegerspris.


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[Assistant] But unfortunately Mads got sick, so he couldn't join us.


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[Assistant] We just chilled out a lot and explored beautiful places in the days.


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[Assistant] It was so nice to get to experience spring long before it comes where we live in the north.


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[Assistant] It was like a perfect teaser on the spring. In a month we will also have blooming flowers and warm days.


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[Assistant] If you haven't listened to her yet, you really need to check her out.


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[Assistant] We've had a little contact on Instagram before, and then suddenly we end up on the same beach in Denmark. How crazy is that?


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[Assistant] We've been in the sun the whole day. You look really brown.


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[Assistant] And then, we were back home again. And I fell in love once again with my life and my home.


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[Assistant] I love the balance of being able to sometimes see new places and hang out with friends and feel the pulse of the city life. And then, to come home again, where I belong. To the silence, to the open spaces and the wild forests. I feel so blessed.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't know. We came home from Denmark last night and ever since we got home I just felt overwhelmed by the


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[Assistant] Special week, a very good week. We do not only have fun together, you know, our tribe, we have a lot of fun together, but we also, like, do a lot of work.


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[Assistant] And that's so nice to have a group of people that you can be just totally yourself with.


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[Assistant] But I mean, we all met on a shaman retreat. So I guess that's a good place to meet people that you can connect with on a deeper level.


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[Assistant] When we got home, the weather was amazing. A lot of snow had melted away and the feelings of spring was on top again.


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[Assistant] While we were in Denmark, my parents took care of everything with our house, our pets, and watering all the plants that I planted in my previous video. The plants have grown so big now, and every year it's the same.


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[Assistant] It's so easy to put the seeds in the soil and then I get surprised of how much growing life I suddenly have to take care of.


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[Assistant] It's always the first sign of spring when they start to do their noise. I love that sound. It always comes.


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[Assistant] Two Canada Goose here. Only two. I think it's a couple. They come to the same place each year.


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[Assistant] I guess it's time to say goodbye for now, but I will be back with a new video soon.


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[Assistant] Thank you so much for watching this video and for spending your time here with me.


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[Assistant] And, eh, I hope you take care of yourself and of each other. We see each other soon again. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM


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[Assistant] Lots of love to all of you. Bye bye!


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[Assistant] Decorated combat pilot with over 100 combat missions and commanding officer during the bombing of Kalos.


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[Assistant] Yes, my orders are clear. Keep your ship running and fly you wherever your missions require.


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[Assistant] I've, uh, taken the liberty of upgrading the Rogue Shadow sensor array.


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[Assistant] Now you'll be able to spy on any suspect ships within the entire system. You are one of Vader's spies.


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[Assistant] Excellent. Coordinates for nashadara locked. Prepare for light speed.


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[Assistant] Amazing. It looks just like the Jedi temple on Coruscant.


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[Assistant] I'll do my best. There are not many clearings. You'll need to approach the temple on foot.


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[Assistant] No sign of any pursuit. We're already light years away from any Imperial forces.


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[Assistant] We have the entire galaxy in front of us. And yet, for the first time in my life, I don't know where to go. I hope you have a plan.


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[Assistant] We've reached Kashyyyk. I still think this mission's too dangerous. The planet is completely controlled by the Empire.


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[Assistant] We both know that's not true. My being here has never been about my piloting.


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[Assistant] Sometime soon, you will decide the fate of the rebellion. Not your master. And when you're faced with that moment,


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[Assistant] Please. Don't make me leave another life behind.


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[Assistant] We've reached Corellia. They're all here. Baal and his allies. You have your Rebel Alliance. Now, what are you going to do with it?


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[Assistant] I don't understand. Then why would Vader let us attack so many Imperial targets?


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[Assistant] But now the fate of this alliance rests only with you.


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[Assistant] Kovacevich stood up and said, I don't want the money. I don't need the money. I don't want the money. I want to have nothing to do with this.


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[Assistant] Of course. It's their animal nature. Violence is the only currency that motivates them. Like coin. You really want to protect your African friends. Spread the word. Quiet them down.


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[Assistant] Enough of socializing. Back to work.


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[Assistant] I heard you gave Bastion's girly jewel worth more than half the fleet. Does this account for the missing funds?


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[Assistant] In part as a celebration, in part as an opportunity to relax, but perhaps much more importantly as an opportunity to get, uh, creative, uh, innovative people together in a room to discuss a whole variety


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[Assistant] Exxon was the client of the bank and we had credit exposure associated with that relationship.


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[Assistant] A letter of credit creates credit risk. If Exxon were to fail on their obligations, then JP Morgan would have to step in and make good on those obligations on their behalf. It was a large amount of exposure and there was a significant amount of risk associated with that.


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[Assistant] EBRD would receive compensation from JP Morgan for taking on or assuming credit risk and felt that that was a good risk reward proposition.


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[Assistant] And so risk was essentially dispersed. And why did JP Morgan do that? Because we wanted to free up our capacity to do more business.


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[Assistant] So along comes this idea, what if we could create a market where people were able to buy and sell freely, independently of the companies themselves, the risk associated with lending to those companies.


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[Assistant] What in the long run this all meant was that credit, which is a vital part of the lifeblood of any economy, the global economy, became a more readily available asset.


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[Assistant] Credit helps drive growth, helps companies deploy capital, helps employment, etc.


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[Assistant] It wasn't any longer just an idea in a room in Florida, it was the creation of an entire marketplace.


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[Assistant] The next application of this same technology was to portfolios of consumer credit risk and in particular mortgage related credit risk.


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[Assistant] Significant assumptions about the path of the economy, which were just not in people's mind.


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[Assistant] So it required things like assuming that house prices in the United States fell by 25%. People weren't thinking that way. And as long as house prices never fell, then these risks would never come home to roost. And that ultimately was obviously very flawed logic.


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[Assistant] It was a very scary time. We were in totally new territory. And the notion that Lehman Brothers could be filing for bankruptcy and AIG could be at risk of the same fate was absolutely unprecedented.


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[Assistant] And the implications, thinking through the implications of that.


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[Assistant] For the health, not just of the US economy, but the world.


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[Assistant] I rodeo professionally. But I mean that's not like, rapping or...


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[Assistant] I'll be considered a professional athlete.


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[Assistant] I recently traveled to Italy with my associate producer Jordan Schlansky, a self-described expert on all things Italian, especially their food. And our trip included a required stop at Jordan's favorite Italian restaurant. So I decided to return the favor. Jordan, you showed me your Italy, now I show you my Italy.


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[Assistant] You should be more respectful of Lord Raiden. He is the protector of Earthrealm, the god of thunder.


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[Assistant] So be it.


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[Assistant] You can't win this. Say it.


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[Assistant] Now adverbs of time tell us when an action happens and also how long and how often.


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[Assistant] Now these adverbs are extremely common in English. So you really need to know about them. So let's start learning together.


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[Assistant] Let's now take a look at a few example sentences telling us when something happened. She ate ice cream yesterday.


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[Assistant] The adverb in this sentence is, have you noticed?


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[Assistant] When did you eat ice cream? Yesterday. I see you now. Now where is the adverb in this sentence?


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[Assistant] Of course, the adverb is now. Again, it's an adverb of time. When do I see you? Now. I tell him daily. The adverb is daily. Again, adverb of time. We met last year. Can you see the adverb?


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[Assistant] Of course, the adverb in this case is last year.


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[Assistant] Again, notion of time. When did we meet last year? And finally, he will call you later.


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[Assistant] The adverb in this sentence is also an adverb of time. It is later.


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[Assistant] Let's do a bit of pronunciation practice. Repeat after me, please. She ate ice cream yesterday.


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[Assistant] These adverbs are also usually placed at the end of the sentence. But let's have a look. She stayed home all day.


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[Assistant] Which part of this sentence is an adverb? Can you see it? Of course. All day.


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[Assistant] And it tells us how long she stayed home. I studied in Canada for a year. Now in this sentence, for a year.


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[Assistant] Tells us how long I studied in Canada.


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[Assistant] He has taught English since 1990.


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[Assistant] How long has he taught English? Since 1990.


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[Assistant] I studied English for four hours. Which part is the adverb? For four hours. How long did I study English for four hours? And finally,


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[Assistant] We have lived in New Zealand since 2005.


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[Assistant] The adverb is, of course, since 2005.


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[Assistant] Adverbs are not necessarily just one word. Okay?


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[Assistant] Since 2005, two words. For four hours, three words.


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[Assistant] Now let's do a bit of pronunciation practice. Repeat after me. She stayed home all day.


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[Assistant] I studied English for four hours.


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[Assistant] Adverbs telling us how often express the frequency of an action. They're usually placed before the main verb, but after the auxiliary verb, such as be, may, have, or must. The only exception


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[Assistant] Is if the main verb is the verb to be.


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[Assistant] In which case the adverb goes after the main verb.


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[Assistant] It's often, and as you can see, it is placed before the main verb, which is eat. So, I often eat. The second example. He has never drunk cola. In this case, we have an auxiliary verb.


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[Assistant] So the adverb is placed between the auxiliary verb and the main verb. He has never drunk. You must always brush your teeth.


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[Assistant] Same rule applies. We have an auxiliary verb, must.


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[Assistant] Okay, and we have the main verb, rush.


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[Assistant] So the adverb goes after the auxiliary verb but before the main verb. You must always brush. I am seldom late.


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[Assistant] And finally, he rarely lies.


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[Assistant] The main verb is lies. So the adverb goes before the main verb. He rarely lies. Okay?


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[Assistant] Let's do a bit of pronunciation practice now. Repeat after me. I often eat pizza.


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[Assistant] Some adverbs expressing how often.


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[Assistant] They're called definite adverbs of frequency.


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[Assistant] And in this case, they're usually placed at the end of the sentence. Let's have a look at a few examples. I visit my dentist yearly. The adverb is yearly. Okay, once a year.


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[Assistant] It's a definite adverb of frequency. So it's placed at the end of the sentence. Another example. He goes to the gym once a week.


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[Assistant] Same thing. We have a definite adverb of frequency which is five days a week. So it's placed at the end of the sentence.


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[Assistant] Let's do a bit of pronunciation practice. Repeat after me. I visit my dentist yearly.


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[Assistant] Now if you want to use more than one adverb of time in a sentence, you should put them in the following order. First, how long? Second, how often? And finally, when?


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[Assistant] Let's take a look at a very good example sentence. He taught at the school for ten days every month last year. Now as you can see, first we're told how long for ten days. Then we're told how often every month.


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[Assistant] And finally, we're told, when exactly? Last year.


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[Assistant] This is a very good sentence using the different kinds of adverbs of time in the right order. So I hope you can do the same. Let's practice pronunciation together now. Repeat after me.


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[Assistant] Good job guys. Let's now practice together. Okay guys, let's do a bit of extra practice.


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[Assistant] I have four example sentences for you to spot adverbs of time. So let's get started. He has been to Canada three times. Can you spot the adverb?


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[Assistant] Of course, the adverb is the adverb of frequency three times. Okay? How often has he been to Canada? Three times. The second example is, generally, I don't like to eat spicy food. The adverb is generally.


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[Assistant] And remember, I told you some adverbs of frequency work well at the beginning of a sentence if you want to emphasize the frequency.


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[Assistant] So generally is one of them. Another example would be sometimes. Next example.


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[Assistant] He will clean his room regularly from now on.


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[Assistant] Now be careful. In this case, we have two adverbs. The first one, regularly. The second one, from now on.


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[Assistant] Keeping the order regularly is how often followed by when from now on. And finally...


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[Assistant] I've been going to church for four days every month since 1996. Three adverbs in this case. How long for four days? How often every month? When since 1996?


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[Assistant] Let's practice pronunciation now. Please repeat after me. He's been to Canada three times.


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[Assistant] Generally, I don't like to eat spicy food.


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[Assistant] He will clean his room regularly from now on.


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[Assistant] I've been going to church for four days every month since 1996.


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[Assistant] Okay guys, you now know a lot more about adverbs of time.


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[Assistant] Remember, these adverbs are extremely common in English. So it's very important for you to learn about them.


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[Assistant] They will improve your English skills very quickly. Okay?


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[Assistant] Now there are obviously other types of adverbs. Adverbs of place, of manner, and of degree. And I will focus on these in my next videos. So check them out.


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[Assistant] She don't speak for all of us now. And what do the rest of you say? We say that the government telling private businesses what they can and can't do is infringing upon our freedom of religion. If a religion tells you to discriminate, then it shouldn't be around. You ain't gotta worship it then. Ain't that the best part?


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