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[Assistant] The Dora was neither friendly nor confidential towards her stone companion.


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[Assistant] Uh, I don't. It's just, uh, if I could go back, I would like do it all like my YouTube titles Oliver Francis, cause it's like a lot easier to search as opposed to fucking Oliver, like there's such a wide spectrum.


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[Assistant] It's low-key, it's super low-key as fuck. You said you never leave the house? Nah, never. Really? I go to the club like maybe once a month. What's the club like then? Yeah.


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[Assistant] Uh, the bathroom's crowded, the girls are stuck up, but uh, it's fun too. You know, you get sloppy and make an ass of yourself. Really? That's why I don't drink a lot, cause I'm bad at drinking and I embarrass myself. What kind of drunk are you? You get drunk and beat up a DJ? Like I turn into like Ben Margeris Devo. Ooh, that's fire though.


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[Assistant] Like I'll get like someone to get mad at me and then I'll like keep pushing them to get madder at me, like as a joke for my friends, like, you know what I mean? Yea. Get in trouble, like pour my drink on the floor at the club. Just really wild out, pour the drink out? Yea, just really disrespectful.


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[Assistant] Nah, I've never swung on anybody in my life. Have you ever got swung on? No.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, this is uh, Aj, Aaron James Simpson. He's uh, day one. We uh, we go way, way back. What, like kindergarten?


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[Assistant] Yeah, uh, I just made skate videos as a kid, so I learned how to edit videos. Starting at like what age? Shit, I don't know.


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[Assistant] I've been into like skateboarding and punk rock since I can remember. Really? Yea, like I like, I remember like my mom thrifted me like shitty skateboards. Like old school little skinny penny boards and then big fat 80's cruiser boards. And uh, yea, like I got like a 411VM one time at a thrift store.


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[Assistant] And I just fell in love with skateboarding, man. For my whole life. And punk rock music, for sure.


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[Assistant] And he was like the general manager of like six of them. So we had like...


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[Assistant] Stacks bro, like growing up like was sick for me. Like I spent a year we lived in this mansion and I had like a fleet of dirt bikes and shit and like it was just like full Ben Margera, jackass, upbringing, skateboarding.


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[Assistant] Um, and they, I was raised in church like not in like a fire and brimstone kind of way. It was more just like a be a good dude. Um, like it was non-denominational. Me too. Okay. So, you know, um, so yeah, it was just kind of like, you know, be a good dude. Jesus was cool. Hang out with him.


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[Assistant] Just like any kid, um, but, but no, it was cool. I think it was good for me.


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[Assistant] Like right, uh, like coming of age type of thing. It's kind of weird. That's cool. I feel like it kind of set me back a little bit.


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[Assistant] Then even, I would say I was a lot more arrogant too, um, because I grew up with all the money and just having anything that I wanted. But then, um, losing all that, I feel like it's good for me now in my twenties because, um, I'm not, uh,


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[Assistant] I mean, I guess I can be egotistical at times, but I'm not, uhm,


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[Assistant] As bad as I was then. As a kid, I was a fucking nightmare asshole. Really? Just cause you were given everything you wanted your whole life? Yea, totally, totally. Yea, so I think it was a good thing for me. Certainly, like, otherwise I'd be like some fucking jock.


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[Assistant] Nah, I was still cool. My parents still took care of me for sure, but nah, I always skated.


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[Assistant] I had a lot of friends who were like, super nerdy.


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[Assistant] And I was like shopping at Hot Topic and, and being super punk rock. And then at that point, uh, popular kids were kind of like, eh, we don't fuck with you.


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[Assistant] But uhm, yeaah, so it wasn't like fucking American Idiot.


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[Assistant] No, but from Dookie on, bro, their career tanked. And then when, and then, and then some, I watched a documentary where Mike during the bass player was like, yeah, I think we're going to try and play stadiums. And then they fucking made American Idiot and played stadiums. So, you know, it's calculated.


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[Assistant] I'm kind of a poser about that. I kind of got into that more in like my 20s when I was like 19. And like the hardcore bands that I'm into are like Turnstyle, Expire, like those, like the guys who pretty recently. See that's like


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[Assistant] Yeah, definitely. That could be dope. It could totally be dope. Uzi's jumping off like, fucking... Yeah.


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[Assistant] Hmm, I'm bad at shit like this when somebody, hang on, I think I wrote down skaters I fuck with. I have a list that I started that I was like, I'm going to be on No Jumper and I made this giant list of people. You want to shout out? Cause I'm bad at when people ask me specific shit, I blank.


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[Assistant] I'm into like really simple skateboarding, man. I'm not into like, like, you know, Paul Rodriguez is cool and uh, Torrey Pudwill is cool, but I'm not, I'm not like about like 360 and heel flips and stuff. I'm just like, I'm more into like,


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[Assistant] If you look, if you look good, like, you know what I mean? Like, I'm into like, impossibles and flat ground, like, backside 360s and, and, you know.


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[Assistant] Uhm, okay, so you wanna know how I started, how I got here, alright? Alright. So...


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[Assistant] Right, so, but then I got into green hand shit, and I always listen to hip hop the whole time, the same way, like you probably listen to hardcore, or whatever, rock music, rap music, whatever. Right, so uhm.


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[Assistant] Uh, I feel like, okay, so I did, I did, I felt like I couldn't rap because I was white and broke and it's like, it's like when people send you their SoundCloud.


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[Assistant] So yea, so I couldn't do it. So I couldn't do it. But I had been doing, uhm, you know, emo punk music stuff, like forever, for my whole life. Like I got a laptop one Christmas and a USB interface and like it was all downhill from there. Learned how to use Fruity Loops and that type of shit. Uhm, then I started doing like remixes.


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[Assistant] Like if you go through, I have three Soundclouds. If you go through my first one, you go way, way back, it's all remixes and flips. But I had like one rap song that I put out, cause a lot of people were like, I would put out rap songs and delete them.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but anyway, she was, she was like, we were looking through my shit cause she really fucked with my remake shit. And we were looking through it and she was like,


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[Assistant] And she was like, yeah, the one where you're rapping, she said it was tight. So I valued her opinion a lot. So, so I was like, um, I was like, I was at that point, like my bands were falling apart. Being in a band was like me is like a, uh, fucking.


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[Assistant] When a dad wants his kid to be the fucking quarterback.


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[Assistant] So when she told me that my rap show was tied, I was like, okay, fuck it, let's go. Like, I can't quit music ever, and I'm not gonna...


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[Assistant] Uhm, make it anywhere just doing these remixes. So I gotta put my voice on it. So then, uhm.


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[Assistant] I gave her the camera, cause uhm, I had previously bought a camera wanting to use it for rap videos. I was going for like the, uh, like the Lil B model.


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[Assistant] Three thousand views isn't shit! And I was like, whatever you see.


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[Assistant] So uhm, so yeaah, I did that and then, uh, like 100%, I have had no cosines. I have done no features. I've done one feature with a German guy.


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[Assistant] Uh, yeaah, I just, I just worked hard, man. I was working, the year that I started doing it, I just had gone back out with her, and uhm, she was, she was like, it was like some terms, like, it was ultimatum, like, I had this really shitty job that didn't pay shit as a janitor, and she was like, okay, you have to get a real job for me to go out with you.


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[Assistant] She got 500 bucks. Yeah, I live with my homie's mom. Shout out to Kay. Right. Um, but uh, but yeah, so, so she was like, you gotta get a real job. So I got the real job, right? And then I started rapping. So then I was making more money. I was making at least like a thousand dollars every two weeks.


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[Assistant] So then I took all that money and put it all into the rap career and I was working five days a week. I would take Saturday off and every Sunday I would shoot a new video.


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[Assistant] And like, and I'd be, like, I worked a night shift, bro. I'd get off at like 2 a.m., and then like, like I did a mixtape, an entire mixtape with my girlfriend asleep next to me.


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[Assistant] Yeah, definitely, probably so. We don't really talk word cordial. We're still on the same phone plan.


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[Assistant] So why did you guys break up? Uhm, I don't know, we just weren't happy. I was probably pretty mean to her, she was pretty mean to me. We lived together, we have been together for years and years and years. It's the same thing every time, we break up and get back together, but uhm.


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[Assistant] Nah, just like, I don't know, she's just cool.


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[Assistant] No, no, no, she's cool. She, like, she doesn't have a car, so I have to pick her up all the time, but like- How far away does she live? She's cool, like, five minutes, but like, she's, she's super cool. She, like, cleans my house and shit, and, you know, cooks me food and shit, so it's like, she's tight. That's dope. And like, you know, I'm not-


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[Assistant] I don't know, it's still out motherfucker, it's still out there. Yeaah, yeaah. But, no, I've deleted a lot of it, but I kept up the shit that's got numbers, but...


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[Assistant] When I, in my defense, okay, um, Zay, Xavier Wolf just did the Mass Appeal thing, and he was talking about Ethel Wolf versus Xavier Wolf, and it's exactly what I did. Really? He, he, he, he was, he was, he was, he was catching bodies and shit. Right. And, and he wasn't doing that.


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[Assistant] But, it's, it's just the same thing. Nobody was looking at me when I started doing this shit. I didn't have a bunch of comments saying, oh, this white boy's not about this, this white boy's not about that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know what I mean? And it's kind of the same thing happened to me, like, I started getting feedback and I was like, okay, well,


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[Assistant] Authenticity is a huge, uhm, part of hip-hop. You're gonna get pressed about shit, so I knocked that shit off real quick.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you go to a party and it'll be cracking.


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[Assistant] Yeah, definitely. The reason I'm, okay, I've gone like, I'm like a year and a half into this. Right. And I haven't done a show, so at this point, when I do my show, it's like gonna be, uh, historic or whatever, right? So like I'm working with my team to like,


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, just whatever's, whatever's crackin' at the time, like, man, I don't know, it's so weird.


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[Assistant] But it's cool though, it's uhm, the weather's fucking fire, it's super cool. I've been like skateboarding the whole time I'm here. Right. I see them clips man, you're nice. And it's like way, I don't know, skateboarding here, just the vibe is fire. Yeah, it's great. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I did a song with Red Raph and Fat Nick that didn't come out.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't like wait, like I don't wait for shit. For me it's just like, I don't know, it's kind of a career move. Like obviously I'm into like nice clothes.


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[Assistant] Boom. Exactly. 10 million views. Exactly. You're strategic with it. But it's kind of, at this point it's kind of like a double edged sword because people hate on you for rocking expensive clothes too.


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[Assistant] And a lot of, I get a lot, like, okay, my core fanbase knows a lot of this shit that I'm telling you about me, but, like, uhm,


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[Assistant] This guy's parents are fucking rich and bought him all this shit. Like, like, like I was saying before, I work that janitor job. I spent every check on clothes and shit. Like, like, I bought all this, all the clothes that I wear, I bought myself. Like, my parents don't have fucking money. Like, my dad lives with his brother, my mom lives with her boyfriend.


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[Assistant] And like, I probably have more money than they do. So yeah, I did, I paid for everything, man.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I worked, I worked for him. It was, it was just strategic, you know what I mean? I was like, I was like, I saw people, like who, like Supreme, I would say like Odd Future, I saw them wearing Supreme, or like Stray Rat, or Bape, was like Pharrell, or Clipse, even when I was younger.


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[Assistant] I got these, these three dudes. Tony's my camera guy. We just met probably about a month ago. Okay. Okay. Before, before he came into the picture, it was me and the bozos. No offense guys. We're some bozos who don't know how to use cameras, myself included. I'm a camera bozo. Um, we just, I was like,


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[Assistant] Take the camera bro, we're making a rap video. Here we go. Press record. So like, like...


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[Assistant] So, so, New Wave. So yeaah, it was just us, my team, like, and uh, when I first started, like I really had my girl doing it too, uhm,


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[Assistant] But yea, it's just, just my friends, like, uh, shouts out to Christ, like for real, I don't know if you've seen the videos, he's got the beard and the hair, but like, that dude too, like, he put up like 500 bucks for us to get a Steadicam, and then we did Polo Socks, and then that shit did a million views, like, so just, just, just my friends, just people who like, supported me, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, fuck yeaah, I wear Ralph Lauren. Going back to the hype beast thing is like, this year I've been trying to wear more like, um, polo and like Tommy. Okay. As opposed to- Vintage? Vintage? Yeaah, or you know, just whatever's fire. But yeaah, mostly vintage. They fucked up polo sport pretty bad. A lot of these things fucked shit up. But, but yeaah, like, yeaah, definitely.


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[Assistant] You know, I know about him, but he said today, he said the day that I'm the fucking, what did he say? Something like the junkie wave antichrist. He said that about you? Yeah. Like I'm like, I'm the, I'm assuming he hasn't met you. No, no, no. But no, he's saying that, no, I'm the junkie wave antichrist.


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[Assistant] And another thing is a lot of these songs, like how I said, I was ashamed of this shit and I would delete tracks.


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[Assistant] I was into experimenting with drugs, and then I did a video two years after being over it, realizing that that's not what I'm into. And nobody was watching me, so like, the authenticity thing wasn't like in my face all the time.


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[Assistant] Uh, it's, uh, when I like first did it, I was like, this is cool, this is fun, you know what I mean? Like you- Okay, I feel like-


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[Assistant] A lot of these things have their place, and uhm, for me it's always been like that. Like, I'm never gonna like, be with a bunch of fucking dudes and do coke. But if like, if like-


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[Assistant] I'm from like a college town. So there's a lot of people there from other places. Like the University of Missouri is in Columbia. So there's a lot of people who come from other places who go to school there.


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[Assistant] No, hell no, I'd never do a show there. Unless like, you know, shit gets cracking.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, okay, in my opinion, in my opinion bro, like being in a band, you can play a buster ass show. It's true. And it's cool, and if you play a fucking buster ass rap show, you are done, like it's bad. It's just a bad look. It's better for me not to play some weak ass show, than to play some weak ass show.


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[Assistant] Just like, like they shop at fucking marshals, like. Oh, they're still wearing like, hurly, like. Nah, just like, just like some fucking, like some goofy ass shit, like some, I don't know what to compare it to, like some Ben Trill looking ass shit or something, like, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] You know what I mean though? I think you can pull it off. So corny as shit, like, like, I knew, like,


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[Assistant] Jeans, chinos, vans, chuck tailors, you know what I mean? Or like overalls, that's fire. Overalls is a fire look.


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[Assistant] For the fucking human race on planet Earth, like, you know what I mean? I gotcha. Yeah, like, it's just, I don't know, some of these kids just be dressing crazy. Doing too much.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, like, I've had like record A&R's be like, yo, there's, there's,


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[Assistant] Yeah, definitely. Like I follow hella people back. I try to, uhm, I feel like I'm right at the precipice of it getting harder to do that kind of thing. So while I can, like I definitely try and link with them as much as possible.


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[Assistant] Who wear bape, but uh, nah, bape music's, it's a little bit up to date, but there's probably some, there's, it's, I still did like some lean references on there and shit, so that's why I don't fuck with it.


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[Assistant] I feel like some of the best songs I ever wrote were in my band. And then, uhm, when I started hip hop, my songwriting wasn't as good. It was kind of just like more of this like freestyle, open-ended, open-ended, uhm,


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[Assistant] Structure. Whereas, uh, Chlorine was really like, um, ABAB, like intro, verse, chorus, pre-chorus, or intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, bridge, like, just, um, better as a songwriter, like, like, cause I'm trying to,


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[Assistant] I don't like, you know, I don't want to be like some meme rapper, like, I want to write songs for people and it be on the radio and shit. Did you feel like you were kind of at risk of that at a certain point with the way people were


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[Assistant] Definitely, like if I kept rambling about fucking Xanax and lean, like I'm definitely like, uh, I'm not setting myself apart at all.


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[Assistant] Okay, my first one was like the remix shit, and I started putting raps on it, but then I was like,


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[Assistant] Okay, no, no, no, back up. My first one was like the remix shit, and I kind of felt like pressure to put like only really fire shit on there, because I had like 10k followers. So I was like, so then, but then I was like making like throwaway shit or like goofy shit that was funny with like a billion beat tags on it and like obnoxious shit. So then I made the second one to put just like throwaway goofy shit on, and uh,


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[Assistant] But then I started rapping, so I started putting the raps on the first one, but then I was like, fuck, I'm, I feel like I'm tainting. I feel like I had a fan base that was used to something on my first SoundCloud. So I was like, and they were like, oh, fuck this bro, you corny ass rapper. Like you, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] We want this, we want that, we don't want this new shit. So then I made the third one and I was like, alright, the third one's gonna be super clean on my raps only. Uhm, and then the second one kinda became like a lo-fi hip-hop old school, like I got some like real minimalistic like wheezy remixes on there and shit, like uhm,


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, real like old school, like on some J Dilla type vibe shit on there, for sure.


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[Assistant] Supportive way. He was like, this is not the deal for you, bro. We're not, I'm not even going to present this to you. It's not for you. And uhm.


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[Assistant] He's a G bro, like, that guy goes from, that guy, he's the A&R.


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[Assistant] He's the- okay, but he works with Post Malone and Metro Boomin.


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[Assistant] This is a testament to how real he is, bro. Okay, we got kicked out of our Airbnb while we were here. Too much Kush? No, we didn't even smoke in the house, bro.


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[Assistant] And they were, and they were like, get the fuck out of the door. Thirteen hundred dollars gone. Yeah, it's wack.


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[Assistant] We were trying to get shit done, so it was like five of us in a car with all of our gear. That guy leaves the studio from hanging out with Post Malone and is like, yo, meet me at the Airbnb, you can put your shit in my crib. He leaves the studio from helping Post Malone with the new album to letting me put my shit in his Airbnb so I can like,


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[Assistant] Like, you know what I mean? He's just real as fuck, bro. You go from fucking with Post Malone and Metro Boomin to fucking hanging out with me.


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[Assistant] I can't, I don't care how good it is, like, he won't take other people's songs. He's talented as fuck.


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[Assistant] Yea, dude, Wheezy's fire. I mean, uhm, influence like, I don't know. Yea, I see him on Instagram all the time. Yea, no, I'm just paying my respect bro. Wayne, uhm, I would say like the big Wayne stuff for me, the era of Wheezy was like, I would say.


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[Assistant] And that's like, and that's like, uh, that's like kind of a mainstream song, you know what I mean? So like, I really, yeah, so I really like those Wayne songs where it's like, if you're a fucking old school hip hop head and you're like, fuck Lil Wayne, it's like, bro, put, put on the Renaissance remix, put on fucking Dead Presence and tell me Wheezy's not a fucking lyrical heavyweight, bro.


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[Assistant] Like they hear, they hear the autotune and they hear the trap drums and that's all they hear. Like bro, dude, just fire with the wordplay. He, he made that happen. Like there would be no Drake without Wayne and Drake's like the greatest rapper of our generation. Who? Drake.


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[Assistant] One person's gotta get it. Johnny Cash and like, uh, Bob Dylan. Those dudes wrote songs for other people since day one. Studio musicians are a thing. Dudes that go in and play music and get credited in the fucking liner notes, you know what I mean? So like, it's just music at the end of the day. Like, is the song good? Well then, support the song.


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[Assistant] And it also depends how you put it out, bro. If you're on some conscious shit, you know that having writers is nothing. But if you're on some pop shit, fuck it. You're trying to dominate the radio.


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[Assistant] I have, like, labels ask me this question, and the answer is, I'm gonna sit in my bedroom and play Fruity Loops, and smoke weed, and make rap videos. And see what happens.


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[Assistant] I don't want no pressure, nobody breathing on my neck. I'm not trying to do homework, bro. I'm just trying to have fun.


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[Assistant] Tyler Grasso said it too. Did he? He was quoting Tyler the Critter, he said, I don't fuck with you.


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[Assistant] Yeah, bet bro. So, shouts out to him. Shouts out to, uh, my parents. Love you guys. Uh, who else? Am I forgetting anybody? Amanda. You're cool.


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[Assistant] I whispered into the president's ear, America is under attack.


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[Assistant] What's your take? I think it's somewhere in between of him being guilty and him not being guilty. You know, it was something that you said a couple of weeks ago, even last week where you said that.


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[Assistant] Maybe he doesn't realize that he's done it or the effect that he's had on these women. Maybe what he did, he didn't see as offenses. Exactly. And I think that's probably where we're at.


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[Assistant] Cause some of those stories, some of those stories do, I can see how it could happen with the whole set up with uh, like I think he probably, my thought is he probably went in there, scheduled a massage, uhm,


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[Assistant] Got naked, and once he, if anybody, any man that gets touched on by a woman, you're


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[Assistant] You're going to be aroused by it. I just, that's 100% facts. Like I said, I've had a ton of massages in my life, um, while playing and, uh, every time I've pretty much been aroused by a woman, but obviously I had shorts on and so that stopped all of that. Um, I think that his, his,


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[Assistant] It's two types, so it's two types of shorts, like I said. In San Fran, we use hot tub shorts, so they're a little bit looser. And then you got spandex shorts, like compressions. The compressions roll up. Can you get all the way down into the, can you roll them all the way up? Probably not, but the tub shorts is so loose that they can get down and get in there through


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[Assistant] Not under the shorts, but through it. So going through it. So yeaah.


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[Assistant] I don't, I just, it's, like I say, the groin thing, I hear you, but I don't, like I said, I think you can get to it, cause I, it's been plenty of times I got massages and my groin area got hit. And he wasn't naked. And I was not naked. So, you don't necessarily have to be 100% naked, I think.


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[Assistant] Like that's just your personal preference. If you want to be naked and don't want nothing in a way that you need to, you should want to ask the woman, is that okay? Is that comfortable? If she's professional, she'll probably say, absolutely, that's fine. That doesn't bother me. But if you're a woman and you know that the guy's going to be naked, be prepared for his penis to hit your hand.


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[Assistant] I think that's possible. To me, the biggest eyebrow raisin' about all of it is the fact that it was 66 different masseuses.


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[Assistant] Like if you're a, if you're a star, like if you're a player, everybody gets one, two, maybe three that you just work with all for the rest of your life. Like your whole career, you work with these. Yeah. So it's the fact to me that he got that many. And it's just like, why you need that? How many did you have in your career?


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[Assistant] If you ask, they can. They will. They will. They will do that. So far, not uncommon, not uncommon, not uncommon. They will do that.


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[Assistant] Having a massage every 10 days is not, is not, it's very common. But having 66 different ones, that's the one that's kind of like, what's the most common?


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[Assistant] Well, in San Fran, they bring in like 8 to 10 women to do. But that's all at the facility. Yea, it's all at the facility. And you can rotate through those people. Right, right.


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[Assistant] But at the same, but at the same time as the masseuse, you should kinda expect, if somebody's naked and you rubbin' em, like, it's, it's probably, if you gettin' in that area like that, it's probably going to happen. Facts.


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[Assistant] No, I think they did the NDA because it would stop them, if he's completely naked, you know, I don't think they want them going around telling what they saw, like all that, like his, his.


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[Assistant] I think, no, I think they'll watch it, but I don't think they will support. I'll tell you what, yesterday, after this news came out, if you got on Twitter, it was a bunch of Browns people like, listen, it's just terrible, I'm done.


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[Assistant] If the Browns do well, everybody... 99.9%. Yeaah. I mean, the biggest question I seen yesterday was, somebody asked, would you buy your daughter a Deshaun Watson jersey? And I thought about it, and I was like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, if she wanted it, because to me, I don't think what he did...


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[Assistant] I'm a father, so it's up to me to raise my daughter correctly. It's up to me to teach her about the life and stuff like that.


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[Assistant] If she wanted to support him and she likes him because of what he does on the field, like that's totally there.


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[Assistant] I don't think it's the Texans fault. I mean, like I said, they, they provided a place for their star quarterback to get a massage. And the NDAs, to me, if I,


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[Assistant] The way I interpret it correctly and the way I think it's correct, I think the reason that they did the NDAs was to say that you don't want them discussing his personal business outside in the streets. So I think they did the right move by doing that because you don't want-


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[Assistant] He ain't got the 240 yet. It's coming. And he didn't sign that contract.


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[Assistant] Troy Smith would probably made a, he would have made a lot of money due to the fact that he was beloved by everybody. Great guy. Won the Heisman.


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[Assistant] Took him to the Natty, I mean that guy right there, I mean outside of him being the quarterback for The Ohio State and him being a Cleveland kid, an Ohio native, I mean he would have made bank for sure. He would have cleaned up and made a ton of money. My next person would be Braxton Miller.


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[Assistant] Braxton Miller was a guy who was, he seemed to be a celebrity since high school for some odd reason. He was very electric on that field.


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[Assistant] Yes, Dayton gets another Ohio kid, so he would have definitely made bank. I mean, he was arguably the most athletic quarterback to ever play at Ohio State and every, and those five jerseys before they was getting paid, those five jerseys was going off the rack. So I think for sure he would have made a nice pretty penny.


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[Assistant] He got his eyes, but he got that LASIK surgery.


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[Assistant] Cardell has to, so obviously we played a championship game and I think the deadline to declare was like a week later or something like that. So it was like a quick turnover time for him.


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[Assistant] And we never discussed it. Like we roommates, we sitting in the apartment, he goes, he goes, yeah, I'm about to hold this press conference. I'm about to go announce to the world what I'm about to do.


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[Assistant] I never even asked. Oh, my only concern was is that rent was due on the first. He needed to make sure that his half of the money was going to be there. That's all I really cared about. You didn't ask him? Nah.


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[Assistant] Wow. To me, to me, honestly, I was, I was sitting there watching the conference and I'm sitting there yelling at the TV, leave bro, leave. Well, he stayed and he wanted to graduate and he got his degree so it was worth it.


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[Assistant] When Cardale put out that tweet, the quarterbacks was Braxton, Kenny Guyton, and Cardale. And at that time, Braxton was Brack.


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[Assistant] You know, Braxton, like I said, he's been that celebrity, he's been that high profile guy, the big quarterback that you want. Kenny Guyton has come in when Braxton went injured and won games. So Kenny was like the man. He was the second man. If Braxton went down, nobody a bad eye, Kenny would go in and get us.


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[Assistant] Cardell was just an afterthought at that moment. He was just doing scout team. So once all this went down, he was already in the dog house to begin with, so he's even more in the dog house. Why?


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[Assistant] Yeah, just cause of the comments. After that, you know, him and Urban, they patched up their relationship because they wasn't on, they weren't seeing eye to eye. Urban don't see eye to eye with a lot of freshmen that come in unless you just, that guy off the top.


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[Assistant] So they patched their relationship up. Cardell ended up becoming really good and he works his way out the dog house and that's how he ended up becoming that guy. Obviously Braxton got hurt and JT got hurt so he was still third string but he can't even do that.


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[Assistant] No, I think he did the right thing. I think Urban handled it the best he could do it.


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[Assistant] In the, in the looks of it, it was gonna be Cardio's last year. JT had multiple years. And you gotta go with the hot hand right now. And I think.


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[Assistant] Although JT has the mobile ability, Cardale had the bigger arm, and you had these wide receivers who, you had Michael, you had Braxton, you had Jay, you had all these receivers who wanted the ball. And I think if you put JT in there, you will run the ball more than you will pass the ball.


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[Assistant] With Cardell, you could spread the ball over and sling it to everybody. So I think he was trying to make everybody happy. The offense just kind of didn't work the same. For some odd reason, that offense ran when JT was that quarterback. So he had to make that switch after I think a Maryland game. I think Cardell threw like two or three picks. They benched him and that was


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[Assistant] I just think it's a, it's a mixture of, it's a combination of things. I think, one, it does depend on the system that you go into and how are you being utilized.


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[Assistant] I would say, for example, let me give an example. Josh Allen, for the Bills, when Josh Allen first came into the league, I think they had a game plan for Josh Allen to do things a certain way. Josh Allen didn't fit that plan. So what happened was, instead of


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[Assistant] Them trying to say, you know what, Josh Allen is broken. He's not going to work. Let's just find somebody else.


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[Assistant] They switched their game plan to make it fit Josh Allen. Which is what smart coaches do. Exactly, and I think a lot of the times that plays a part into it.


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[Assistant] Also, you gotta think about the weapons. Like, Justin Fields, for example, Justin Fields has lights out a great quarterback. I mean, what he did with Chicago last year, with no offensive line and no great wide receiver weapons, he still was able to win games and put up good stats.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Montgomery's okay. But what he's doing is... Is he gonna break this?


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[Assistant] I think he can't. I think he can't. Dwayne could have. I think Dwayne, Dwayne started off R.I.P. to Dwayne. I think Dwayne started off with the right mentality. I think he was, his mindset was I want to be the franchise guy. I'm putting in all this extra work. And I think when he got it, I think he got complacent.


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[Assistant] I think when he got it, he got complacent and he forgot, he stopped doing the things that made him great. And I think he regressed because of that. But when he went to Pittsburgh, he started picking that back up again. So it was, it's unfortunate that we won't get to see it, but I think he would have lit it back up.


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[Assistant] I mean, it is. I mean, obviously, you're getting the best recruits and the best players at Ohio State, so yeaah, it could be something to that, but I still think. The game is just easier. Yeaah, because you're being protected, you got guys that can win their one-on-one coverage, so it is easier, but you still gotta stand in there, you still gotta deliver that ball.


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[Assistant] You are a great leader for the team. You know, I really, uh, admired your stuff and you really got team, you really got us fired up and win games and you had this mentality about you that...


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[Assistant] No matter what happened, whether you was hurt, I remember the Penn State game, you sprained your MCL and you continued to stay out there. Where did you develop?


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[Assistant] This leadership from, like, where did it come from? And this, this never quit mentality.


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[Assistant] JT, talk about the difficulties of being a quarterback in the NFL. You know, obviously everybody doesn't have the, the glamorous story. Like you're like myself bounced around a couple of times. Tell everybody what that's like bouncing around and not being able to control, you know, what your coaches think or the perception that they might have of you.


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[Assistant] Same valentines day are to Harley-Davidson, easily.


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[Assistant] You got a finisher after everything. You got a finisher after every workout.


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[Assistant] I don't know what it is, but it's, like I said, every Buckeye, if you go through, they know exactly what it is.


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[Assistant] But I, listen, listen, JT, I'm a, I'm a huge Any Given Sunday guy.


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[Assistant] It's your turn to ask a question. I don't see the question problem is I don't know what was that. Okay.


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[Assistant] My question is, so say the Browns don't have a great season, you know, say they finish 500. Do you think Kevin Stefanski should be on the hot seat?


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[Assistant] Ah, our dearest friend. Welcome to our domicile. And here's little mother. Isn't she beautiful? Hello.


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[Assistant] Sam, I won't kiss you, but I would like to extend a right hand loaded with gratitude. Come on, sit down.


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[Assistant] How's business? Oh great, great. We got the busiest little gas station in the county and things are getting better all the time. I'm gonna build a little one room and bath in the rear of the station. We're gonna live there too. You see, that way we'll be saving the rent on this thing. That is, if you think it's a good idea. I've got all the materials ordered. I can cancel it though if you don't think it's wise.


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[Assistant] I think it's a good idea. When do you think you'll be able to start paying me back?


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[Assistant] Well, the way business is going, I think I can start paying you next month. We should have it all paid off within six.


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[Assistant] Sam, I hope you feel alright about this thing because, well, sometimes we worry because you haven't told Lou. Oh, no.


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[Assistant] The guy says he likes me. He says he's been watching me on the corner and counting the trucks going by. In short, he'd like to purchase my growing business. I guess he probably noticed the way we're expanding.


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[Assistant] Without laughing, I says, 12,500 with a little house in the rear thrown in. And without laughing, he says, I'll take it. And it's his. And here's your share.


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[Assistant] I made it out for a thousand more. Oh, no, you shouldn't. Don't argue. We both did alright on that deal. Thanks to both of you. I bought another place up the line. You're in on that too, if you want. And believe me, if I can ever do you a favor.


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[Assistant] Well, uh, you can give Claude a job. He'll sell a lot of gas for you. He's got one. Here, lift me up, Claude. Good. Now, you wanna celebrate? Wanna dance the night away? We're hardly in the mood for that. Well, pardon the intrusion. Come on, little mother.


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[Assistant] What's the matter? You think we have enough babies? Sam Clayton is missing.


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[Assistant] Well, what could happen to Sam? Everybody loved him. He had no enemies. Well, he's too nice a guy to be missing. Oh, he's bound to turn up. Nobody would harm him. Well, he took care of everybody and everybody will take care of him. The world needs Sam Clayton.


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[Assistant] I'm Krishna Happy Kartinath from Classix and I was a champion in my swimming category, so I'll try to make our team the champion of today's show.


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[Assistant] You're nothing but a double-crossing, two-faced, sneaking Samaritan!


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[Assistant] Thank you, Joe. Oh, thank you, Mr. Clayton. Well, Merry Christmas. Thank you very much. Same to you. Call you next year. Bye.


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[Assistant] Gee, if I can say this one thing, I'm actually, I've never done it, but July 4th, my family, we're going to a place in Pennsylvania and they actually have ax throwing. I'm actually going to take part. Uh, as of right now. Yes, I get it, but I'm definitely going to do that.


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[Assistant] So you guys hit a lot of obvious, obvious names, right? So for me, I'm a bit biased and I look at what the team needs at this point, which Bull and I, Bull, you and I talked about it a few weeks ago, the D-line.


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[Assistant] I know Jadevion County signing him was a great add on a great addition to help Myles Garrett take the pressure off of him. But there's one guy who comes to mind that no one's mentioned.


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[Assistant] That I honestly think is the best D lineman I've ever played for. I'll set the stage. He's a three time pro bowler.


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[Assistant] You know, big sacks and all that, but when I tell you, in terms of a run stuffer, in terms of, if the guy was motivated, if he had an offense, he was, he was so talented, Bull, that.


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[Assistant] His rookie year. He was one guy Alex Mack dreaded blocking on one on one pass rushing.


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[Assistant] Oh, so he, you know, he's prepping me on the show or what have you. So we spent another five or 10 minutes just arguing back and forth because he was throwing little, little tacks, little jabs at me the whole time. And I'm, listen, guys, there's a great chance I could be in studio next week. Nice. I'm telling Mcnuggets.


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[Assistant] So I was gonna, uh, so the story about Sean Rogers really quick, right?


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[Assistant] You know, I love playing basketball. So in the off season, a lot of guys would play basketball and I know you guys were talking about Miles Garrett. Um, Sean Rogers, I've seen this guy do a 360 dunk. He's that freaking athletic and probably pound for pound. Probably one of the greatest athletes I've ever played with. So that's impressive to say that.


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[Assistant] Cleveland Browns are dealing with one dumpster fire with the media and then the national attention of dealing with the daily news that comes out about the Sean Watson and a new accuser and new information as we power on the weeks.


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[Assistant] I think it was from a front office standpoint. Listen, let's reach out to Baker.


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[Assistant] Uh, let's, let's, we don't want to deal with all these different fires, you know, as we only have a few more weeks before we head into training camp. I think this was mutually, a mutual agreement between both sides. With that being said, I think as we get closer to training camp,


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[Assistant] And if there's no outside takers of, of possibly moving him, I think there's a realistic chance. Oh, I'll add this other point. I also think around training camp, we should have a better idea. This is my belief.


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[Assistant] About the future of the Sean Watson, whether or not it's four games, six games, eight games, or even possibly a year. I think at that moment, that will be the deciding factor on, uh, whether or not


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[Assistant] You and I living on this island will come true because at the end of the day, you look at Baker Mayfield. Baker Mayfield throughout his career, he's been very vocal about


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[Assistant] His situation, being unhappy with other media, you know, personalities. He's been pretty quiet on the other end until, and I'll reference his next point to Bull. Bull has always talked about his immaturity and so have I. Maybe this is, this is a sign of Baker Mayfield not


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[Assistant] Jumping on anyone's podcast, not, you know, uh, using his social media platform, the voices, his, uh, disrespect or, or, or his disdain for the organization of his treatment.


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[Assistant] Maybe this is him maturing because he has the idea in his head. This could possibly, if I want to play football, if I can't be moved.


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[Assistant] The best bet for Bacon Mayfield was best for Bacon Mayfield is to play and show people he can galvanize the team. He is a productive quarterback and you can win with him. So Jay, you and I live on this island together. I know what it is. The possibility.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you, you, you bring up a good point because listen, you go back to my career with the Browns. Hell, it was, we weren't playing for much, but we were playing for pride. We were playing for our name on the back. We were brother next to us, regardless of what.


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[Assistant] The situation looked like at the end of January. So you bring up a point about the Detroit game.


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[Assistant] Uh, it raised my eyebrows like, wait a minute, you know, you have all these commercials, you're doing this, you're doing that, you're in front of this, this national platform. And yeah, you didn't play so well. That was your opportunity to gain sympathy from the Browns fans, from national fans, from former players. Hey, listen, I'm willing to step up to the platform, to this microphone and talk about how


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[Assistant] Badly I played and how I didn't help my team. That was his first mistake that I think will steal me forever. Now the second point you bring up, were other players probably pissed off that he probably didn't do that? Absolutely.


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[Assistant] And, uh, the fact that he decided, so in the league, here's the thing, every player, if you're based on your, where you are in your career, you haven't, if you're hurt,


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[Assistant] You have a, based on different, and indie for instance, if I couldn't play, I could merely go to the trainer and tell them, I don't think I can play, man. And they're going to take my word for it.


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[Assistant] What's just not ideal. You deal with that behind closed doors. You don't need to announce it that your camp decided I wasn't healthy enough. And I'll say this, if I were in that locker room, listen, like you, you mentioned every guy's playing with something towards the end of the year. And the fact that you're the face of the franchise that to me would have


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[Assistant] Did you feel that healing from her? I totally felt it. I did too. I did too. No, but it was amazing. I was just nervous about not being able to form a sentence in front of her. Like, I was like, uh, just so in awe of who she was. Yeah. But uhm, I feel like it went well. It's out and about into the world, so. No, your dad's a minister. No.


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[Assistant] I definitely think, they taught me so much from singing and how to present myself and all of this stuff, but it's so parallel. You know, you have an audience and you have a congregation, you have the minister who is so much like the director and the choir that's like the ensemble and the ushers of the ushers that hand out a program or the play they're like, I don't know.


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[Assistant] Uh, mama wasn't feeling it too much at all. Cause the first scene I had to be topless, which you didn't get to see. But I was topless the first scene and before getting the job, I was like, mom, I was telling her all about it and she was like, no, no, no. And then I told her how much I might be making and she was like, yeah, I think you might should take this job.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I just did this for myself, really, just to show self-love or whatever, and it was something that I had never done, was take off my shirt at a gym. And so I did it, and I did not realize that I was giving permission to


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[Assistant] I'm D. Bush. Mike Florio is full of crap. We'll talk about it later.


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[Assistant] You know, I'm gonna stick to this, this, uhm, this topic of Hanflorio.


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[Assistant] What, like, you got a set of rules, you got a set of parameters, you have a due process.


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[Assistant] Nobody came out and told us that we had to hurry up and have a verdict.


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[Assistant] Today, tomorrow, or any time in 2022. No, we made that up in our mind because we don't have the patience to sit here and say, well, you know what? Let's go ahead and see what the civil court trial uncovers. No, we gotta, we gotta get in front of stuff.


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[Assistant] Not, not actually getting down to the facts and learning what's coming out. This get in front of stuff is the new American slang where I'mma just go ahead and do that. I'mma act like I care. I'mma act like I'm gonna do it.


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[Assistant] Let me just be clear about this. We all on Twitter, right? We got Twitter accounts.


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[Assistant] Elon Musk has a sexual harassment case. Is we getting off Twitter?


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[Assistant] This connects to what it is. If, if this is, how do you defend that?


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[Assistant] Sure, you can do that. Here's what I do. Both things can happen. I'ma tell you what I do. I go in, I say look.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna, I'm gonna settle these cases. I'll go to the NFL. I'ma settle these cases. I'll take six to eight. I'ma appeal.


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[Assistant] You know how many people that died waiting on the Browns to be good? A lot of them just in this last year. And this is no, I'm not trying to be hyperbole, hyperbolic here.


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[Assistant] The reality is the Cleveland Browns make that trade and every fan takes it every day and twice on Sunday because guess what? We wait, you talk about us anyway.


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[Assistant] You laugh at us about the Baker stuff. You clown us about OBJ. You say we dumpster fires, the mistake on the lake. So don't come in here trying to console me. You should feel bad about this. No, I don't. Cause now you actually got somebody to worry about. You got a quarterback and we got a person, even if he's going next year, guess what?


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[Assistant] You gotta still deal with us in 2023. Nobody cares. You're not talking us off the train. We got a squad. And guess what? If you don't have a top 10 quarterback, you're not winning anyway, Florio.


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[Assistant] Sometimes you're gonna learn to understand this. It's bigger than just yourself.


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[Assistant] Let's figure it out. Can we figure this out and keep it moving because now they bringing up a lot of other people into this and guess what? It just don't look good for nobody.


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[Assistant] I'll tell you what, all I'll say is, you know, just, just go back and, and some of these things is very difficult to stomach a little bit because if you take these circumstances and you take Deshaun Watson out and you take him away and you listen to Florio's comments, but if you go back and watch what Florio said about Robert Kraft,


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[Assistant] It'll change everything you thought about, right? He says, well, I mean, it's all alleged right now and I'm sure he can get a team together and just dismiss this and get this out of here. Well, with Robert Kraft, there was video. And he has video.


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[Assistant] So my thought process is this. People have a very difficult time. And I'm just going to say this as African Americans in this country.


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[Assistant] When you have Daniel Snyder, Robert Kraft, Jerry Jones, these are some of the most powerful people in the country.


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[Assistant] Kid after kid after kid walked through courtrooms, but everybody that's paying the money?


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[Assistant] They keep cashing checks and laughing and joking at golf outings. If you're gonna start saying this stuff matters, well, you've got to keep the same, the same level of scrutiny on the people that are doing it and laughing all the way to the bank and are the top of the cash cows. I'm sorry.


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[Assistant] No, it's just, it's a good fit with the head coach. I'll tell you what OG, let me tell you this man, I was thinking about this bull, uh,


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[Assistant] Kevin Stefanski is setting himself up. I think he's going to be a coach of the year candidate.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and the reason I believe that is because not only are you going to have the different things going around with the quarterback positions, quarterback won't be there. I also think Kevin Stefanski took a lot of things to heart. He knows that.


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[Assistant] Kevin Stefanski now has an opportunity to show what you're talking about. The great coaches in this league is good for two to three wins, just on scheming, just on making the right time management pieces. You know, he can have an opportunity to come out here, start off fast and say, you know what?


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[Assistant] Now I'm going to accent my running game. Now I'm really going to get creative. Now I'm going to, now I'm going to really lock in and get back to where I was in 2020. But here's the thing. He took a step back. He knows that. He knows he took a step back.


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[Assistant] He's the next up on the block. He's the next up on the block.


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[Assistant] When did, when did these type of things start to pop up on his radar? When did you, when did you see him kind of focus and switch from just, I want to have a lot of money and shoes to now his community initiative? When did that light bulb go off?


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[Assistant] Cleveland sports to me is bigger than anything. It's bigger than some people's marriages. They say the Dallas Cowboys are America's team. No, no, no, no.


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[Assistant] Dallas is not America's team. Cleveland is America's team. And sports in Cleveland is a religion. Uh, it's a way of life. Uh, it doesn't matter where you're from. It doesn't matter how much money you make. It doesn't matter. Sports is a way for people in Cleveland to get together. And it's something that can't be replicated. In Cleveland, sports is a thing.


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[Assistant] You know, when my father came up, the first sport I ever played was baseball, right? And baseball was in the major cities. Everybody played baseball.


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[Assistant] When you were coming up, you know, how was baseball, how big a part was baseball in the community as far as the youth are playing baseball and how was it today and why has, why do you think it's kind of fallen off a little bit?


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[Assistant] My favorite Cleveland sports moment would have to be the Kyrie Irving 2016 shot. It's the only time that I've ever cried over any sport event.


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[Assistant] Cleveland sports to me is bigger than anything. It's bigger than some people's marriages. They say the Dallas Cowboys are America's team. No, no, no, no.


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[Assistant] Dallas is not America's team. Cleveland is America's team. And sports in Cleveland is a religion. Uh, it's a way of life. Uh, it doesn't matter where you're from. It doesn't matter how much money you make. It doesn't matter. Sports is a way for people in Cleveland to get together. And it's something that can't be replicated in Cleveland. Sports is a thing.


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[Assistant] I do, uh, I watch, I watch, I watch makeup tutorials on YouTube. Oh yeaah, we knew that, but most people wouldn't know that. Yeaah, so I watch makeup tutorials. That's a good one. And I do make, like I do my wife's makeup.


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[Assistant] That is why people would not have guessed that. I was stunned when I heard this. It started off like, I notoriously told my ex-wife, I was like, your eyebrows are C minus. You have C minus eyebrows.


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[Assistant] They would be like men who dress up like women, like RuPaul. Yeaah. And I started watching their tutorials because they make- I'm like, how the heck do you transform yourself? I couldn't even tell that was a- that was a man. Yeaah. So, I started watching them, and uhm, I just went to my wife like, hey, uh. Your makeup stinks.


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[Assistant] I don't know man, like, you gotta go, I gotta think, like, I'm, I'm...


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[Assistant] Regular, what you talking about? Who's yours? You got like six.


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[Assistant] Alright, so I guess, I guess the most would be John Legend, but I think he changed his number though. That would be a great one though.


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[Assistant] See, see, they're not where you can weed out a lot of people. You gotta actually be at home when I'm at home and my mom not on the internet.


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[Assistant] So when you in this era, right, back in when I was coming up, what happened was, you used to be talking to a girl. It'd be 8.30, right? Her mom got to get on the phone. My mom, somebody called, they click over. She's like, hey, call me back in 20 minutes. And you look at her with the deaf stare. Hey listen, don't you play me.


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[Assistant] Because you know good and well if her pops answer the phone and hit you with hello?


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[Assistant] You're hanging up. You know, I'll tell her, but you do know it's a school night.


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[Assistant] Man, you automatically gotta go with the Mach 5, aka Speed Breaker.


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[Assistant] So, hello everyone. Today we will discuss another paper about the VIT. This one is more like a follow-up paper of the VIT paper. The title is called Swing Transformer. And presented today will be Nervin Canurio.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so I can give the time to the presenter. Naveen, you can start when you're ready.


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[Assistant] We have been discussing three papers on VIT already. I hope you will not get bored by these papers. We have three papers in the sequence. Any more questions from the students?


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[Assistant] And you can start early using, you can have more time to polish your paper, I mean, then you can have a better version to be submitted to the, to the system.


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[Assistant] Uh, yeaah, that was probably, uh, the last, you know, sort of development, but no, I think it might have been, no, it was after that, that, uh, that Tony Busby


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[Assistant] And he's going to be adding them to the lawsuit. Now, he has not done that yet. Uh, they have not, that has not been formally filed, so I don't know if they're going through, uh, some discussions about that, some negotiations and, and talks about that. But, uh, but yeaah, that is, is not something that, that has necessarily been done yet.


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[Assistant] And I'm just not surprised because there wasn't much more that he was going to be able to say from a club standpoint that was going to help them really and not hurt them from a PR standpoint. So not overly surprised by that. I do think he probably will speak.


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[Assistant] Uh, at one of these mi- uh, mandatory mini camp days. Starts tomorrow, uh, that's out in Berea tomorrow, then we head down to Canton for practice on Wednesday, then down to the stadium on Thursday. So, uh, I, I do think that he'll talk one of those days, although enough has happened.


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[Assistant] Well, first of all, after all of this stuff came down, you know, last week, the week before that, uh, I did talk to sources that told me the Browns are still all in on Deshaun Watson. They're not thinking about trying to, to avoid the, the contract or to try to go back to the Texans and say, hey, you knew things.


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[Assistant] Uh, so I think there was a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes, but from, uh, as far as I can tell right now, the Browns do not have any regrets. They still feel like,


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[Assistant] Uh, that could change if some, if criminal charges are filed and if anything major happens. But these last two lawsuits


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[Assistant] did not do anything to get them off of their mark. And I actually even talked to Deshaun Watson's lawyer, Rusty Hardin. He said he's been assured by the Browns, uh, that they are still all in on Deshaun. So I think right now it's all systems go. As for the second part of that question, I do sense a vibe.


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[Assistant] Are starting to fear that it could be a lot longer than they thought. I think initially we all thought and maybe people in Deshawn's camp thought that it would probably be somewhere around perhaps six games, maybe even eight games. But now I do think that there's starting to be at least a concern that it could be up to a year.


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[Assistant] You know what? I have not been able to corroborate that yet. I've seen the rumblings. I've seen, uh, you know, people speculating that that is something that could happen. And I can't honestly say that I know for sure that that's something that has been discussed or talked about.


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[Assistant] I think you would have a much better chance of trading Baker Mayfield to that team for something decent than you would Sam Darnold. But if you just want to get Baker Mayfield off the books, out of town, and close the book on this and end this chapter,


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[Assistant] substantive talks about actually doing this. I still am digging into that a little bit.


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[Assistant] Uh, but if a new team does sign Baker Mayfield and pays him, you know, whatever, two, $3 million a year, that would come off the $18.86 million. So there would be that.


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[Assistant] Over the summer or in the early part of the season, you have an asset and all you have to do is pick up the phone and try to make that trade. So, so that would be one major reason why you would not just let him go. And I do not think that they will.


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[Assistant] So if he had shown up, I think that they would have maybe treated it like they do some of the other injured players, you know, such as a Jack Conglin where.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, I wouldn't have been surprised if he showed up and just decided he wasn't going to give them back any money.


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[Assistant] Well, we've been told over and over again that it was the personnel department that it was Andrew Berry that was driving the bus on this. I think when it came to the financial part of it,


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[Assistant] Uh, obviously Jimmy Haslam has to sign off on that.


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[Assistant] And make sure that he's willing to do that blockbuster deal, which is the reason why it got done because other teams that were in it, you know, Deshaun had those teams higher on his list until


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[Assistant] I do think that it was an organizational consensus. There's no way that you're gonna do something like this unless Kevin Stefanski wants to coach him, unless Andrew Berry wants him to be their quarterback of the future, unless the quarterbacks coach


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[Assistant] So I, you know, I think they were all in agreement that this was the right chance to take and that it would work out from a football standpoint.


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[Assistant] So there will still be plenty of play action. There will be bootlegs, rollouts, but, uh, you know, there'll be a lot of things that Dashawn does really well. Uh, you know, you can really,


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[Assistant] And so they will take adv they will not shy away fro ball. They will have desig a lot of downfield passin


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[Assistant] You know, so far they haven't really wanted to do that. Uh, it's just not something that has been on their radar. They're looking at their...


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[Assistant] Uh, passing game and their pass catchers globally. So they're not looking at it just in terms of the receivers. They do feel they have experienced pass catchers in Amari Cooper. And then you move over to the tight ends, Dave Najoku, Harrison Bryant, Kareem Hunt that we've already talked about.


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[Assistant] And if he wanted to do something like that and he went to Kevin Stefanski or Joe Woods or any of those coaches and said, hey, I would love to, you know, I would love to do that. I'd love to run the ball. I'd love to catch the ball in the end zone.


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[Assistant] You know, they probably would put something in for him right now. I haven't seen it. I haven't heard it.


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[Assistant] Maybe he can do it all. Yeah, I was there for that. I took some, a video of my own. So yeah, I might show up in there somewhere.


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[Assistant] He had a lot of fun with the kids, so that was a fun event to be at.


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[Assistant] Uh, that's a good one. Well, our own Ashley Bastock, I know she rides her peloton every single day.


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[Assistant] News you can trust should be news you can rely on.


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[Assistant] It is hard on you, madam, I know. But at the present moment, any least excitement...


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[Assistant] Any strain, any anxiety may cause a fatal hemorrhage. I do not hold myself responsible.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world, and today we're doing our first ever hardcore interview with my good buddy, Brendan Garonne, right here to my left, motherfucking Bobcat to his left, Brian Audley, and LaMeli.


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[Assistant] Which was kind of a bummy area at the time. It's real nice now, I hear. Yeaah, it is. It's cool.


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[Assistant] I would totally agree. It's weird cause like in that moment being that you were that fucked up and that committed to the idea of doing this trick, you actually gave it like a way more like committed, you had a way higher likelihood of pulling it right then than if you had been sober and overthinking it.


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[Assistant] I was, I was a 21 year old who was experimenting with steroids. I did steroids for 3 months and it was fun. It was a little experiment. I lost a bunch of weight.


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[Assistant] I got weight. I kept getting stronger. I was losing weight. I was looking like amazing. It's like everything that's not supposed to happen. You're supposed to lose weight or get stronger. It was all happening at the same time.


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[Assistant] Very cool, sure. Yeah, I hope the best for her. Last time I talked to her it didn't seem like it was going that well, but.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I had very, very little to do with him during that time period. I remember I would keep the boxes of t-shirts in his room because he wasn't around. That's right.


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[Assistant] Maybe with the BMX ones? Yeaah, probably some of the BMX ones, but definitely not on no jumper. Which is crazy. Think about it. Brendan's seen me go through a lot. I remember once-


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[Assistant] No, because I remember early on we were like working on Brendan goes like, so what do you drink? And I'm like, I don't really like to drink. He goes, no.


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[Assistant] Right, and I never went through the college thing, so I never was like forced to learn how to drink. And I still don't really drink, like drinking that much, even though I do tend to get really fucked up.


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[Assistant] But you've always kinda, I mean, I feel like you're now, you're very healthy in comparison to at the time you were like, you wanted to drink. Would you have said that you were an alcoholic at the time?


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[Assistant] 2010 was when I left, so we would have probably started living together around like 2006. Or no, I started to come up in 2006, so we started hanging out then, and then like 2007, 2008.


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[Assistant] Right. So describe the founding of the band.


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[Assistant] But, and you're a fuckin' weirdo metalcore kid, right? You're not even, you don't know anything about, you never heard Strife, right?


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[Assistant] Yeah, but so from day one was the idea like we're not going to be a touring band. We're going to be a local band that kills it so hard and it's going to take 10 years, but then over time people are going to start to like really view us over time as like a mainstay in the scene, which is kind of the vibe I've gotten from you guys.


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[Assistant] Musically, what was the idea in the beginning? And like musically, what's the idea now? Like who do you want to emulate? What style, what aesthetic were you guys trying to go for?


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[Assistant] But don't you think to an extent a band that doesn't keep growing is bound to die over time? People get bored of it and stuff like that?


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[Assistant] But now you guys are all like early thirties. Does it stick out to you at all? Like maybe I should drop this at some point. Maybe this isn't gonna be a part of my life at some point.


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[Assistant] A hardcore show when you're 13 or 14 or 15 and everything just seems so new. All these band t-shirts that everybody's wearing and it's just, you know, you've never seen moshing like this. You've never heard music like this. When you first go into that environment, it's kind of easy for me to see, especially as a young person, how it can just be so shocking. Like I remember my first


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[Assistant] Okay, who would you rather leave around your kids? Gigi Allen or Seth Putnam? If you had kids.


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[Assistant] Seth Putnam is from like, Boston area. Is he from New Hampshire? No, Gigi's from Manchester. Slip Rick, you remember Slip Rick from Drug Test? He told me he beat the shit out of Gigi Allen because he was like, naked on the street one time or something. Wow. Love Drug Test. Love Drug Test.


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[Assistant] I remember when I realized that he had a big bag of weapons, but that was like kind of a turning point for me in terms of like realizing how scary. Once you realize that there's a bunch of hardcore dudes who roll around with guns that's like a weird thing to realize.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah. I'm sure I'm gonna actually kinda find out to a certain extent with this interview because like,


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[Assistant] Well, so Long Island Hardcore, like do you got, like what's the, the, what's the scene these days? And it's kind of interesting because it's like New York Hardcore is like a legendary idea, but traditionally like the bands tend to come from like Jersey and Long Island, right? Because it's like,


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[Assistant] You started the band at the same exact time that you basically like entered the workforce. As an adult. So do you see in retrospect to some extent that in your mind it was like, well, now I'm going to be a guy that sits at a desk eight hours a day and works his ass off and presumably makes a bunch of money, but I like, I need this as my like vessel to help me.


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[Assistant] Totally. Yeah, it's weird cause when you think about a lot of those people who like switch up their shit, it's probably cause like, oh, we're a band and we're making $200 to play a show. Like we can make a thousand dollars and we insert these weird singing parts.


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[Assistant] So who do you guys look to as like bands that, you know, you guys listen to and like that you guys take real seriously? I know that like Nails, you guys played with them a couple years ago and that was like one of the last hardcore bands that I really got like excited about first for a period of time thanks to you guys.


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[Assistant] When they came out like 2002 or so when I was just graduating high school and it's pretty insane to think of 15 years. But do you guys see yourself that way like 10 years from now you might still be playing here and there or 10 years is a long ass time.


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[Assistant] The one weekend show. Do you see you guys be in that kind of band? That if you broke up six months from now and then somebody down the road, hey, I'll get back together to do the reunion show.


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[Assistant] Let's talk about like the hardcore scene in general because to me like,


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[Assistant] And then like, but when I think about it now, it's like message boards, like in the outside world have like kind of died off. It's all going towards social media. But where do, is that where you guys see like the hardcore scene like playing out? It's like internal discussions and everything is like on Facebook, Instagram, I don't know.


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[Assistant] Probably the closest I've ever seen to seeing, I've ever come to seeing you fight someone was when uh, Dan Garrity had that fucking cat in our old house and you wouldn't get rid of it and you were so mad because you're allergic to cats.


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[Assistant] He would fully like engage me in an argument because we were working out. So it's like, he would say like, oh that exercise, you should never do that exercise. And I'd be like...


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[Assistant] No, the best one ever was me and Brennan were driving back from a gym, uh, from working out at the gym and you guys were all together watching wrestling.


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[Assistant] When I was going to shows in Boston in 2002, 2003 that was the height of certain hardcore crews destroying people.


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[Assistant] Considering how fucked up the things that were going on in terms of hardcore shows, like, like I tell people all the time, like, I've seen people be shot and killed in front of my own eyes, but still I would say the most violent thing I've ever seen was Converge at Metal Fest 2003.


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[Assistant] Literally, like the FBI was involved a couple years later and that was kinda like the death of how crazy the scene was.


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[Assistant] Let me throw this question out for debate. Do you think that hardcore is something that


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[Assistant] White people who want to fight each other have manifested because they needed like a way, societally, like an acceptable way for them to hurt each other and to, like, for maybe the same reason that people in like inner cities like created gangs, manifested gangs and stuff is because like,


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[Assistant] Their needs in our society, a lot of times there's not an outlet for violent urges.


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[Assistant] You know what, it's a microcosm for like a lot of stuff that we're going through in society today where like, alright, there's this, this narrative that I don't even know how true it necessarily is, but you know, at a certain point in Boston hardcore history, there's a lot of Nazi skinheads going to shows, certain hardcore crews beat the fuck out of them, they stop going to shows.


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[Assistant] So then you can look at that exact same thing with like Richard Spencer getting punched in the face.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? Yeah, it's crazy. So, what else, what else should we talk about before we, uh, we're, we're an hour and fifteen minutes in. No way, really? Yeah. Holy shit. It's flyers, right? Yeah.


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[Assistant] Yo, but they don't want to give Asian people the POC title anymore. They're like, no, you're not embattled. Like, you're not discriminated against in the same way we are. And like, white women, they're out. Social justice warriors don't give a fuck about them anymore.


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[Assistant] Remember the pilot of the office? Yea. You know what my favorite thing about the pilot versus like the first real season is that Michael got hair plugs in between. His hair is terrible in the first one and then it's all filled out.


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[Assistant] I wonder if Richard Spencer has like, hardcore music leanings, because based on his politics, you'd probably kind of assume, right?


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[Assistant] Yeah, he's just interesting. He's like always like, my favorite thing probably that I've ever seen from him.


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[Assistant] I consider myself like a liberal, but who, and I'm interested in a lot of different things, I wouldn't say I like completely like toe the party line, but I think it's very obvious that if I were to full-fledged embrace the right,


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[Assistant] That it would probably be huge for like my online following. Because they are like this, this my, like this kind of like a silent majority in a way. I don't know if I should say majority, but they're sort of like silences. A lot of people in Hollywood that are conservatives.


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[Assistant] Where I was talking to her on Myspace, and I had like gone to her number, I'm talking to her, she wanted me to come hang out with her. And you could reasonably assume that I might have done the deed with her. But instead I masturbated and then I didn't do it because it's like a 45 minute drive. I'm not doing that.


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[Assistant] But so no, so she, that girl Cassandra, she became controversial because her and Mike Cernovich, what, had a photo like in the White House or something doing this, which is now being treated as some sort of like alt-right hand gesture.


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[Assistant] Welcome to LA. I don't sell Molly. No Mo. You guys don't even know that song. Fuck, my bad.


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[Assistant] The job Brendan and the band Brendan and you've always kind of tried to keep them separate. I'm not sure if this podcast is going to make that a little bit harder for you, but.


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[Assistant] God, remember when he used to live in the house and he would, he would, my memory is that like we brought him to stay at our old apartment, uh, on, uh, what was the street?


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[Assistant] Wilson, yeah. And he, uhm, he would just stand in my bed for like 10 hours a day. He'd just stay under there, really scared to come out and shit.


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[Assistant] Remember that black and white cat that Dan had? Wicked, mean one.


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[Assistant] I remember though that cause I had to go back to New Hampshire to


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[Assistant] With a suspended license, which meant I had to go to a very, very specific enterprise, like right by the airport, so I'm taking all these super expensive Ubers, and my whole thing I remember is like I'm drinking with you guys and stuff.


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[Assistant] And there were unnamed parties, not you guys, who were fucking railing lines in my hotel room at like fucking four or five in the morning and I'm sleeping on the ground in like a little nook I'd created and I had to get up on like one hour sleep and drive to fucking Boston and say six hours cause of traffic. That was like one of the more brutal like multi.


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[Assistant] I feel bad, I feel bad, I'm like damn, if Brendan and Bobcat and everybody was eating a salad and I'm over here still literally eating like a giant cheese steak with mozzarella sticks in the center of it, I'm like, maybe it's right for me to stop.


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[Assistant] No one can hear you, Chris. Stop trying to indict me here. I'm not fucking scared of that shit, and I call my girlfriend my bitch, and I fucking use the word, I don't really say faggot, I love gay people, I don't wanna like give them the wrong idea, but I don't really give a fuck anymore.


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[Assistant] It's, for me, I think the reason I stop is because I have bad back, and I feel like that's pretty much like, that's why I don't ride BMX right now.


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[Assistant] Nobody knows that about me is that for like two months while I live with you, I was getting up at like seven o'clock in the morning three days a week and going to these boxing classes at this gym in fucking Ridgewood before Ridgewood was cool. And the main reason why I stopped besides the fact that I hate getting up that early was because they would play Christian rap and it was like anti-evolution rap.


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[Assistant] My parents have said gold for my whole life, so I don't have a preference.


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[Assistant] Who is the fucking girl whose name was, fuck what her last name is, Winner? She was in the news the other day. God, I'm already forgetting. It was like some big...


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[Assistant] Woman, like I can't remember her, she had a really weird name.


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[Assistant] Her parents named her this before the advent of reality TV. So. Reality winner. Reality winner?


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[Assistant] Such a disgusting piece of shit. Remember that guy, John, with the cowboy hat? And you remember Heather B, who's still the co-host on the Sway Show? And I remember that John, she had a cell phone, and John with the cowboy hat goes, what, you got a cell phone? What are you, a drug dealer? And that was like the first racial controversy on there, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Well Cassandra, if you want to come, for a second I almost jokingly said if you want to come on here with Cernovich. And I was like no, I fucking hate that dude too. He's probably going to be talking shit.


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[Assistant] They became much more like metalcore as time went by and I sort of became a little bit more detached from it. Yea, but Onbrook Wings, that was a great era.


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[Assistant] Like way below bands that are like 10 years younger than I'm on the flyer now.


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[Assistant] What? You're creating an analogy?


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[Assistant] People are gonna love this. Cause there's only one, like, November Hardcore episode, too, so it's like, everybody's gonna, all the hardcore kids are gonna just study it. What was the other one? Or is this the first? But we're gonna, I'm gonna start doing more, I'm gonna do the ball though.


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[Assistant] Can we talk, I would like to know a little bit about your tour. Hit me. Can we come?


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[Assistant] All I gotta say, we're doing it hardcore right now, but we're, we're, we're very big plans for the future of this.


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[Assistant] I could put out four podcasts in a week and have people say like, you don't even do the podcast anymore. There's no connection to reality. At a certain point, like, becoming popular is completely ignoring everybody who's a fan of what you do.


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[Assistant] That's why you have to get verified. Exactly, so I can be on an upper echelon level and just say, fuck you.


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[Assistant] Is that a good way to end it? I think that's a good way to end it. Yea, get verified. That's my advice to all the kids out there. You wanna blow up? Get verified. Boom, you're famous.


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[Assistant] Hello then and welcome to the video. My name's Svinity Sol on Reacts and here we are with Soap Season 1 Episode 7. I am loving this show to bits, but we're not getting enough of Benson in the latest episodes. We need more of Benson. He's the best character in the show.


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[Assistant] Now, is Danny going to kill Burt? Is he going to manage it during this season? I don't know. I really hope Josie, Jodie, should I say, doesn't have the optimization. I keep saying this, but I don't want to see Billy Crystal walking down the drag all the time. I do put the warning up.


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[Assistant] At the beginning, mainly because of his storyline. I don't want to cause offense. This was way ahead of its time with the storyline they're doing.


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[Assistant] I did like the last episode where they add the state scene in the parody. I thought that was really good. I hope we get more than that. I mean, I want laughs, but it is a soap opera parody, so I'm hoping that we get more.


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[Assistant] Straight scenes as well. But if you've subscribed or followed to me so far, thank you ever so much, I really do appreciate it, I honestly do, you're helping me out, you're helping my channel out, you're helping my mental health out as well, you honestly are.


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[Assistant] On the shows as well that I've so many seen these. That'll take absolutely decades to get through.


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[Assistant] And also add free and uncensored early access as well, call my videos on YouTube on Dailymotion. Unblurred, uncensored, no bleeps, nothing like that. Unless it's got scenes in that I really need to take out, like triple X scenes. I'm not reacting to those kind of things, so I'm gonna guess I'm not gonna get many of those.


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[Assistant] It's you guys bringing the content to me to allow me to bring the content straight back to you. Thank you all ever so much. I love you lots, no matter what tier you are, I honestly do. So with that, let's get on with the episode.


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[Assistant] If you haven't seen it before, I advise you to go straight back to the beginning, because these storyline do follow one.


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[Assistant] I'm guessing this is done by the Golden Girls, eh? Can I, can I Susan Harris?


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[Assistant] So yes, we've got more Benson in that one. I mean, he was more the background character in that. Look, he was nice to get more Benson. I do like Benson. This Chuck and Bob people, a duo are very weird.


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[Assistant] Yes, as I was saying, his son doesn't seem old there. I mean, he must have some kind of issues, is it because his dad left him or something like that? He is a lot. I don't know how to put it.


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[Assistant] If he believes that dumb is real, he needs mental help, he really does. Jessica, I mean, does she not believe the lady Chester's having an affair with? Does she not believe it, or does she know she's telling the truth, but she's just in denial?


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[Assistant] But, Kevin is an illegitimate child. This is an earlier episode. Could she be to do with the Campbells and that's actually a relative? Is she sleeping with their relative? I hope not. Well, it's possible in this show.


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[Assistant] I do love this show, love it to bits. I don't think he's gonna shoot Bert though. I honestly don't. I still think they're gonna team up together and go to the mob guy.


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[Assistant] And to my Patreon members that will get exclusive shows, which will be in a box right now on the screen, so I keep forgetting what they are.


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[Assistant] As well as Anthony and Uncensored shows from YouTube and Dailymotion Early Access. So they get them up to a month Early Access more if you're on the higher tiers. It could be, you get all the tests on the higher tiers, so you could have episodes years in advance, or even a


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[Assistant] Because it is you that has been in the content to meet while I'm meeting the content straight back to you. Thank you all ever so much. I love you lots no matter what tier you are. So with that I shall sign out now and move on to the next one and I hope to see you there.


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[Assistant] Next Sunday I visited Wemmick and his aged parent at the castle.


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[Assistant] With his help I arranged to invest some money in a shipping company called Claricas. Finally, I signed an agreement with them.


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[Assistant] In which they promised to offer Herbert a job and later to make him a partner.


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[Assistant] At last I felt that my expectations had done some good to someone.


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[Assistant] But people die in this world every minute. I'm not afraid of death.


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[Assistant] I want to live life in my own way and nobody can stop me.


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[Assistant] After a moment, Daniel spoke. He looked suddenly much older. I wish I drowned him when I had the chance. But it's too late now. There's no peace for me here while my dear girl is away. I'm going to look for her and bring her back home. Don't any of you try to stop me! Han, you must stay here in Yarmouth.


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[Assistant] Tell her my love for her is unchanged.


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[Assistant] Chapter 6 One day, after she had left her lover to return home,


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[Assistant] She walked by the church where she had studied at as a young girl. Ah, those peaceful days. She then remembered the first months of her marriage, her walks in the garden, dancing with the viscount at La Vaublessard. Then she thought of Leon, who seemed like a far away memory. And yet, she told herself, I love him. No matter. She still wasn't happy.


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[Assistant] Oh, why did she not have someone noble, strong, handsome, and tender to love her? Her life was nothing but lies.


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[Assistant] She was never satisfied with anything in her life. The loveliest kisses upon her lips only made her wish for more. She no longer worried about money. Love was her only desire. However, one day, a short individual with a bald head came to deliver a bill from LaRoe's shop.


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[Assistant] She could not pay the bill and told him to return next week.


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[Assistant] She persuaded Bovary to write to his mother to send money.


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[Assistant] Her mother-in-law replied that there was no more money to send.


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[Assistant] She began selling her old gloves and hats and other things in the house.


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[Assistant] Then she would pack everything away and forget about it. The house was quite sad looking now.


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[Assistant] Tradesmen were now seen leaving with angry faces, and little Berth was now wearing stockings with holes in them. After dinner, Charles used to walk around the garden alone. Then he took Berth on his knee and tried to teach her to read. The little girl was not used to learning and would soon look up at him and start to cry. After a while, the child wanted her mother.


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[Assistant] Madame Bovary spent her days and nights reading fantastic novels of romance or horror.


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[Assistant] Their meetings were her happiest of times, and they must be splendid. When he couldn't pay for everything himself, she paid, which happened nearly every time.