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[Assistant] Uhm, but it's so poetic and just like the icing on- the cherry on top that I bought the Switch version and it broke on me. Like I could've just bought it for PC and had zero issues, but I wanted this.


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[Assistant] And the game was like, you're gonna show us how bad we are? No ending for you then. And it's like, no, you're literally just like giving me what I wanted, but I don't want that. So.


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[Assistant] We'll see, uhm, I'm definitely not buying it again, and if I can't get an ending, that's just the...


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[Assistant] Uhm, we had a few bugs. Uhm, number one, we are softlocked out of the ending, so we literally cannot end the game. I will register that we've talked to Alia. Uh, number two,


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[Assistant] Our yo-yo on like the first stage ended up getting caught on a wall, so we literally couldn't use our yo-yo.


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[Assistant] Where Marinette was hovering above objects, we had another glitch where I didn't land correctly and just literally was just grabbed to hell. Just she went whoop! We were literally just taken to hell. It was terrifying.


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[Assistant] Uhm, we also had, uh, we, like, missed a jump and then the blue orb that was there went into, like, the, like, wall. So instead of being, like, above it, it was, like, in it? It's super crazy. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I'm sure there's other weird glitches. Obviously like the models are a little bit iffy. Their clothing texture was like coming in and out. Kagami's like whole outfit was like pixelated. It was really weird. Uhm, so overall like,


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[Assistant] There was a- obviously there was an actual game breaking bug, which is always sad to see. Like bugs that don't affect the actual game are okay, but-


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[Assistant] We obviously had softlocked out of the ending and we also had the, um,


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[Assistant] Yo-yo get caught, so I wasn't able to actually, like, use it correctly. Uhm, so overall, like,


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[Assistant] It's a little bit unfortunate that the fact that we literally can't beat the game. I think that's probably my biggest disappointment. Everything else I could live with and it's funny enough. Uhm, but when a, when a glitch is so bad that we softlocked, that's where it kind of gets unfortunate.


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[Assistant] And of course like, obviously Zeg is not gonna have like a big QA team coming in and testing these things. Like, they're gonna maybe have...


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[Assistant] The literal developers or even the voice actors themselves playing through this game and being their quality assurance team. Like, let's just be honest. I highly doubt they have a QA team. We can look at the credits again, but I don't think there was many of them. So, that's something to think about.


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[Assistant] Uh, games are difficult to make, they're difficult, they're expensive, it takes a while, so, you cut corners.


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[Assistant] Outsourced a bit of it, but it's not like they're gonna have a big budget for this.


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[Assistant] So overall, I thought it was okay. I would give this game like a 2 out of 5.


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[Assistant] If you really like Miraculous and you want to pick it up, wait for it to go on sale and then give it a shot. I think if you're looking for like a really, if you're, if you have like a 12 or younger


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[Assistant] Like, cousin, and you're trying to get them something for Christmas? This is what you buy them. That is what I rate this game. Uh, a Christmas present for a cousin.


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[Assistant] I know, but Zyxl has to give them the money, keep in mind, and I'm sure the budget for the game was abysmal. So, it's okay, it's not horrid, but I think the game had a lot of potential.


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[Assistant] By the end of the day, it's miraculous, you know? Like what, what do you expect?


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[Assistant] So I would give it a 2 out of 5, it's decent, if you like Miraculous.


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[Assistant] Like, I'm not gonna replay this game on the Switch, nor am I buying it again for $50.


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[Assistant] But, I'm not gonna replay it again to get the ending. So, I don't know. Hopefully, some other channel posts a note commentary so I can just watch the ending. And then just talk over it. But, yea. Favorite villain? Klonika.


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[Assistant] I will not buy it for the Switch because I don't want to suffer again.


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[Assistant] I- I'm definitely probably not gonna be streaming over here again for a while. Uhm, I usually stream over on Twitch.


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[Assistant] Uh, with ViaFox, V-A-I-A-F-O-X.


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[Assistant] Which is a fun time, that's my vtuber, my sweet little purple fox vtuber.


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[Assistant] Uhm, which is always fun. We're gonna be playing Harvestella over there when that comes out, and then we're gonna be playing, uh, Pokemon Scarlet for Primal Mommy. Uh, no, the game is not six hours. We spent the last, like,


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[Assistant] 40 minutes trying to figure out the softlock. So no, the game is not.


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[Assistant] It came as not 6 hours, this game was like 4 hours at most.


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[Assistant] But it broke on me. Oh yea, and it crashed on us. I forgot about that. The game crashed. Oops, forgot about that. Love your stream. Should you stream more? I do stream. Go to Twitch. Go to Twitch via Fox. Uhm, I can probably actually, can't I, paste my own thing?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'll still be pretty MIA for this week or two, but then when Harvestcella comes out I'll be over there. So November I'll be streaming there a lot. I'll be streaming a bunch of Pokemon as well, so.


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[Assistant] If you really like this stream and you had fun, consider checking out via Fox. She's literally the same thing except, uhm, I just use a little bit of a higher pitch in my voice. So.


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[Assistant] This was fun, I enjoyed it, even if the game broke, it still had a lot of fun memories for me. So, awesome possum.


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[Assistant] Next Tuesday, Miraculous. As always, check that out. Tomorrow hopefully should be, uhm, Mob Psycho.


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[Assistant] Thursday is fairy tale. Friday should be the no big deal fanzine unboxing. Or nothing. We'll see.


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[Assistant] I might take a break from uploading for one day for the last like three weeks. We'll see though. Uhm, and then yea, Spikes family, My Hero, all that stuff. When am I gonna be for Halloween? I don't know. I don't know.


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[Assistant] A Halloween I'm either gonna be handing out candy, just doing my thing, or I might be a part of a livestream. We'll see what happens. I don't know. But yea, so thank you everybody for being here. It was a, a, a time, honestly. It was quite a time.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but yeaah. So thank you everybody. I really do appreciate it. It was so much fun and I hope you all have a good day, night, evening, morning, week.


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[Assistant] How's it feel to be the hero of the world? Don't let it go to ya.


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[Assistant] Echo Team took down another KVA cell yesterday. The whole network's unraveling. Hades is the key. The world, my friend, is running out of bad guys. You might be looking at an early retirement.


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[Assistant] All systems check green. Alright Mitchell, just like in training.


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[Assistant] Dude, uh, No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Jay Prince Jr. in the building. I can't believe it.


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[Assistant] Why did you decide to finally do an interview now, I guess is the main question because I'm sure that there's been many different times in your life where people have been hounding you trying to get you on camera and shit. I didn't realize actually how important this interview was until I went to do my research for it and I started to Jay Prince Jr. interview and came up with pretty much nothing on YouTube.


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[Assistant] I appreciate that. Yeah, I was thinking about it a lot today. I'm like, you know, the real reason I started doing podcasts was really just to try to meet people. And then like, once you really start meeting people, you start, and I mean, I was thinking about this a lot too, because I was just reading a lot about you and your pops and everything. And I was just thinking like, shit, really at the end of the day is all about respect.


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[Assistant] And if you can, if you could use a podcast as a route to meet people and show people, like, that you never would have thought that you would be able to interact with, that you're...


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[Assistant] Respecting of their culture and what they've known in their lives. That's like best case scenario for me. So I really appreciate it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uhm, for the people out there, let's talk a little bit about your upbringing because I feel like at least part of why people are so fascinated by you is because they see the enormity of rap a lot and everything that your father accomplished and shit and people probably are just so fascinated by the idea of growing up in that environment.


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[Assistant] Right, but so as a kid, take me through like, when did you sort of realize what you had been born into in terms of just being part of something so respected and something that was like so out in front of people's minds and that people like held held at such with such a revered


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[Assistant] Look, like, when did you really start to realize the enormity of that?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, you were surrounded by a lot of, a lot of legendary hip hop from, from day one. And did it take you a period of time to sort of realize that?


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[Assistant] Right. But I mean, do you feel like you've always been a little bit...


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[Assistant] You've always had a different sense of like wanting to prove yourself because most people are really not coming from anything. You're coming from a lot and you probably have known that for a long time. Do you think that that instilled a spirit in you that was like, I gotta really prove myself because I got a lot to live up to.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean you guys both got something in common. You got an enormous amount of jewelry around both of your necks, so.


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[Assistant] Oh man, that's funny. So, but in terms of, how would you describe what you're doing for him though? Did you describe yourself as a manager?


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[Assistant] That's the move. Uhm, talk to me about this. When you first, like, what would you consider your first entrepreneurial venture? In the sense of like, really deciding like, okay, this is something I'm gonna really start dumping my attention into.


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[Assistant] It's like when we look at your family lineage, like when we look at your dad, like he's just had his hand in so many different things and like been able to be successful with so many different things that is kind of shocking. It's like, it almost seems like from your perspective.


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[Assistant] It's gotta be kind of like a big decision just to decide what you even want to decide, what is worth your time. Because there are, like you were kind of raised that way that there's like a lot of different ways to make a living.


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[Assistant] Definitely. Yeah, what kind of game did your father put you on? It must be kind of wild growing up getting game from somebody that has seen and done so much.


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[Assistant] Definitely. I know I kinda asked you this about just growing up around all this shit in general, but when you, was there a moment when you sort of realized the way that people revered your father and how much respect that he had? Cause that must, that alone,


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[Assistant] It kinda stands alone in rap, like there's certain people that you might look at like a Dr. Dre or a Drake or some shit who just have like unbelievable, enormous amounts of respect, but to see someone who's like a non-artist to be treated in the way that your father does, this is a very unique thing.


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[Assistant] Right. But there's a lot of legendary rappers who if you were to really look at their music, you'd be like, man, I don't know if this dude really a rapper, but he's poppin'.


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[Assistant] I feel the same way. Uhm, how did Houston shape you? How did Houston make you the man that you are today?


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[Assistant] Just, aside from a more recent thing, what's up with this, uh, video I seen you doing with Lil Baby the other day? On the story.


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[Assistant] What's your perspective on the hood at this point though, because you don't gotta go there, but you got love for it enough to the point where you still feel the need to stop buying everything?


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[Assistant] Right. Yeah, that's important. Uhm.


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[Assistant] When you look at, and it's kind of been discussed a lot at this point, but when you look at like that Nipsey situation, it's kind of sparked this whole big conversation about once you become famous, rich, etc. What do you do with yourself? Like is it safe to even continue to


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[Assistant] Be around people that maybe don't have anything, that maybe are gonna, uh, be irrational and erratic and act on their impulses when they are looking at what you've managed to accomplish for yourself. Is that something you think about?


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[Assistant] Was that a conversation that you and your pops were having as a kid where he was like telling you from day one like, yo, you gotta be really careful with how you move around. Like this is not, you're not just a regular guy. You gotta, you gotta be out here in a specific way.


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[Assistant] Were you raised to treat the, the Rap-A-Lot name with the same respect that you treat yourself? Like you would, you would almost rather die before you allow somebody to really, truly disrespect the brand?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was reading about how the average business doesn't make it past, you know, the first or second generation because once it's sort of left to the next person, the, the, the heir to inherit it, a lot of times shit goes crazy and it doesn't make it to the second or the third generation. Is that something that is?


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[Assistant] Like, I need to continue to make sure that this shit is uh, dominant.


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[Assistant] For sure. When you look at the current Rap-A-Lot roster, who, who's the, the base of, of who's on the, the label at this point? Because when we look at YBN Amir, he's probably one of the ones that's like the biggest, uh, doing the most over the past couple of years. I feel lucky that I like basically seen his career from day one.


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[Assistant] Do you feel like, uh, because it seems like over the last couple of years that we've seen a whole bunch of incidents where it's basically like this old school cultural respect that you guys kind of epitomize colliding with the modern clout chasing


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[Assistant] Aka teenagers are just stupid as fuck and that's always been that way. But you know, when we see a situation like what happened with Jay and with people posting video clips and rap a lot of chains getting stolen and shit like that and having to have these whole social media campaigns to get them back. Talk to me about.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause it puts you in a weird situation where you have to take to the internet to basically say, nah, this is not how this is going to go down. But then it's almost like you're kind of stupid to their level because you have to use Instagram to get that message out when I'm sure that you would rather hop on the phone, talk to somebody, nevermind, link up with a person.


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[Assistant] And it's interesting too though, because it's like if you signed to rap a lot, you might have J Prince, J Prince Jr. hopping out to inform people that you're not allowed to disrespect the brand name like that, whereas if you go sign to Atlantic Records, you know, Mike Karen ain't gonna pull up at your crib.


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[Assistant] Right. You know, it's important. Uh, it feels like a lot of people


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[Assistant] Who, you know, in terms of like the younger generation and stuff who might not have been necessarily as familiar with Rappalaut or you, that when this whole 6ix9ine situation went down, that this was like kind of this key moment where it was like,


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[Assistant] You know, and obviously it's just you handling business and everything, but it's also like it really was kind of a good moment to be able to show what you guys are all about on a larger scale.


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[Assistant] Oh, so you, you felt that he did something afterwards by going to another show that sort of corrected the wrong that came about in the first place?


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[Assistant] Interesting. Uhm, yeaah, because I mean, that's gotta be one of the most extreme examples that we've seen in recent years of basically, you know, street dudes, quote unquote, sort of like taking in somebody who wasn't cut from the same cloth and bringing them into their web, their family.


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[Assistant] And then us all seeing the terrible repercussions that came from that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so I did want to ask you about this. As much as we've already talked about respect in this interview.


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[Assistant] You're kinda like the king of dumping water on people while they're sleeping.


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[Assistant] That's facts. Uhm, can I tell you about, uh, oh yeaah, and the other thing I wanted to loop in when we're talking about people sort of disrespecting the brand name and stuff, uh, most recent thing that I've seen expressed by the Prince family on social media was basically this outcry against these ecstasy pills that they've been selling with Rap-A-Lot logos on. How does that make you feel?


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's fucked up, especially knowing just that fucking half the time you see a pill falling around the streets these days, it ain't what they're saying it is either.


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[Assistant] For me, as one of the biggest Pimp C fans ever, I'mma say that, but obviously I can't prove that, but talk to me about seeing him as a youngin'.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, I mean, he's just like one of, when you look at rappers, he probably had one of the most enigmatic, just exciting personalities and he was so like, I read this biography about him. It's actually incredible that I really recommend people read, but I mean, they were really going to depth about, you know, just who he was as a person and how volatile he was and how he was so


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[Assistant] It was like you had multiple personalities kinda all wrapped in one and you sorta didn't know what you were gonna get, but all of them came out musically.


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[Assistant] Uh, and you guys still have a relationship with Bambi and shit too, right?


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[Assistant] And he's signed to rap a lot? Yeah. Beautiful. That's important. Uhm, talk to me about Bushwick Bill.


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[Assistant] Rest in peace. That must have been huge for you, because I mean, do you remember him being around quite a bit as a kid, or was that almost before your time?


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[Assistant] How do you feel about that conversation that's been going around since he passed, sort of, uh, we've seen Willie Dee saying he didn't go to the funeral because they didn't get along. Do you feel like that is the right way to handle it if you genuinely didn't get along with somebody during their life?


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[Assistant] What he deserved in his past and like it's something that happens over time where if a rapper...


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[Assistant] Maybe has their high point at some point 10, 20 years ago or whatever. And then when they pass, it's almost like, damn, like they're not always revered to the extent that a lot of us maybe feel like they should have been.


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[Assistant] Uhm, talk to me about how you guys started your relationship with Drake because that's one profound relationship. Apparently you guys seem incredibly close, him and the whole family. When did that begin?


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[Assistant] Yeah. I hope you guys remained, uh, tight since then, since the early days.


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[Assistant] Was that awkward? Cause so a lot of people, it's like, you see the inspirational quotes on Instagram is like, if you're kicking it with my enemy, then you ain't my friend, that type of shit.


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[Assistant] Interesting. Is that weird for you when you see like a narrative being displayed publicly about either yourself or your family or an artist that you guys are working with and you know that that's not really how it's going but then at the same time


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[Assistant] It's kinda like you're making it worse almost if you jump in there and start correcting the record.


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[Assistant] Yeah, social media is like usually almost exclusively the people who don't really know anything aside from what they've seen in the news or on somebody else's Twitter or whatever.


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[Assistant] Has there been a reason, like I think I mentioned this before, but is there a reason that you sort of avoided doing interviews in the past? Like did you want to be a more secretive person or somebody who, you know, their actions spoke for them? And did you feel like doing an interview might take away from that?


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[Assistant] Damn man, you're constantly sort of making that decision, like, you know, when you see people decide to go do love and hip hop, it's like, yeaah, you might begin to check off that, you might begin some more notoriety, but you're putting yourself in a situation where they can and will.


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[Assistant] And especially just knowing that their business is basically taking your relationship and making that look all crazy. That's extra messy.


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[Assistant] That's a fact. So, so, uh, do you feel like your brother got what he deserved out of the Drake situation? Cause I know at one point there was a lawsuit, some sort of legal situation. Is that all resolved now?


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[Assistant] That's what's up. So, so when you're driving around in the car at this point in your life, what are you listening to?


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[Assistant] There's a lot of exciting shit coming out of Texas right now in general though too. It's like kind of a renaissance out there right now. We kind of got Megan leading the charge. Shout out to all the ladies out there.


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[Assistant] Definitely. Yea, and she really raps her ass off too, which is the thing I like the most about her is it's just like, damn, like, street.


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[Assistant] It's pretty incredible to be able to say that knowing that all she got out is like a little, little project that she probably didn't have too much time to work on. The future for her is scary to think about what she might do.


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[Assistant] For sure. Uhm, last, last question. Possibly last question. I seen you rocking out to Old Town Road on your story.


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[Assistant] The synergy, the merge of hip hop and country, being that you're from Texas, do you see this as something that is maybe a little bit inevitable in the sense that, you know, I'm sure you've been exposed to country at least a little bit for your whole life hearing it out of people's trucks and shit like that. Do you think that this is the time?


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[Assistant] So you're going, you're going out to Atlanta after this. What, what, what keeps you on the move? Like what do you, when you typically run through a city, what are you popping up to do? What's your main business?


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[Assistant] Alright guys, well I appreciate y'all coming through. Anything you want to advise the audience to check out and anything in particular we need to know?


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[Assistant] I seen him play some show, I forget where it was that I seen him perform.


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[Assistant] Rap a lot. No Jumper. Coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, Soundcloud, iTunes. Like, comment, and subscribe. NoJumper.com if you want to support the podcast.


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[Assistant] Nah, nah, that feels good. I might need a little introduction though. Nah, you might need a little introduction, but we'll get to that.


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[Assistant] Since I started living with my chick, my wife this past year, uh, like she used to be really cold all the time. Really? And so, uh, the longer I lived with her, I feel like I've kinda just, um, adjusted to her heat, you know?


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[Assistant] 72 is good. No, you know what? It might even be upwards of like 75. Not gonna lie. Once I start to get a little uncomfortable, then I might sneak it down to 72, but uhm, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely. Uhm, I mean, maybe when I was on my bachelor shit, I could tolerate some 69 degrees, but, uh, but now that I've, you know, experienced just, you know, uhm, uh, wife life, I'm at a 73 average.


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[Assistant] I was like kind of inexperienced, you know what I'm saying? I was in college kind of dabbling here and there in the fucking life, right? And then I got into like a pretty, uh, uh, substantial relationship for like four years. And then, and then that ended and I had like, that was, and then that was the year where not only was like,


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[Assistant] I was like, okay, I've done some fucking, so I kinda know what I'm doing, but also, like, I was on tour, and, uh, my YouTube, I feel, my YouTube shit was kind of like,


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[Assistant] I mean, I mean, look, the more, the more the conversation goes now where like people want to discuss like power dynamics and that kind of playing a part in, uh, you know, you kind of like, it could be, you know, manipulative if you wanted it to be, I think.


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[Assistant] You know, when I was doing it, uhm, it was just, I felt like it was all, everyone under, everyone was grown, first of all.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so it was kind of that scary YouTube world where, you know, these were like all-ages shows sometimes, so, uhm, it was crazy how reckless some of these youngins would talk, you know, so, yeaah, so I would always make sure, like, from the jump be like, hey guys, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, I like, we, I mean, me and the homies definitely had some like, hey, show me your ID situations before anything went down, cause we were not trying to get into that at all, you know.


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[Assistant] No, not like that. I mean, I was, I was, uh, I was a pretty, uh, heavy, I mean, I still drink a lot when I'm in that mood, you know what I'm saying? I was never really a pop shit, drop shit type dude though.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah, and I just, you know, in my head I felt like, you know, I feel like a lot of people, you know, when they are at the club and they feel like they need to like pop some shit or whatever, they feel like they need to let loose or they need something to get them there, like I'm cool, like I don't really need something to get me to like dance mode, you feel me, like I'm already kind of having a good time, like I'm good, you know.


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[Assistant] Just to grind, like early days, it's like, oh man, the struggle of like looking around and trying to find somebody who possibly might be down a grind, you know what I'm saying? And I remember just being in the club and feeling like mad uncomfortable when you're just in the mix of everything. Like it's fun, but at the same time, you know, every, everything is like,


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[Assistant] Am I, am I about to possibly embarrass myself and try and grind on this girl right now? And then if you're not there, you gotta like look all stupid, pretend to text and shit like that, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] And you're kind of in that area enjoying your time with the homies drinking and you can select who gets to come and come up here and drink with me. Then it's kind of like, now I'm at the club. I'm like, you never gonna see me down there with the, with the commoners. You feel me?


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[Assistant] Well you know what dawg, you know what I started doing is uhm, you can write it off as a tax write off. If your tax dude wants to do that, you know what I'm saying? Cause you can technically be like, I'm...


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[Assistant] And uhm, I didn't realize how important it was as like someone making money, uh, working up like, you know, self-employed to be incorporated because it makes so much of a difference. So that first year where like the money was nice.


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[Assistant] Right, right. When it was just like, you could still find porn and shit on YouTube, you know what I'm saying? It was kind of random, you could upload whatever.


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[Assistant] Yeah, seriously. Everything was on there, you know what I'm saying? It wasn't regulated. You could literally put any type of shit on there, you know what I'm saying? And then, uh, I think like, 05, 06, uhm, I randomly stumbled across it, cause uhm, I was on Myspace and someone posted a bulletin that said, uhm, look at these white girls dancing to Laffy Taffy, ha ha ha. And I was like, okay, let me click this bulletin and see what this is about.


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[Assistant] And then, uhm, and then I was like, oh, okay, that's funny or whatever, but I had never seen a website where you can upload any random ass video and it would give you a link to embed onto your MySpace or whatever. You know what I'm saying? So I was like, oh, this is, yeaah, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Well that's the thing about it, that wasn't my mindset is uhm, it wasn't trying to be big on social media, it was just to hopefully, maybe I would use this to get my face out there and that would lead to something else in traditional media, you know, cause I was still, like I had an agent, I was doing extra work, that bullshit, and I was like,


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[Assistant] Just trying to get my foot in there, cause me and the homies were doing little short films, but we, we didn't really, we were just submitting to, like submitting them to random contests and stuff like that. And YouTube was the first website that I was like, oh, okay, we can use this to share our shit, you know?


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[Assistant] And, uh, and then it just kind of became a thing, but I wasn't making money for the first few years because it really wasn't a way to make money. They didn't have any money going on at the beginning, right? Yeaah, so I was just, you know, Foot Locker employee, California pizza kitchen server, until they started monetizing and then


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[Assistant] All my freestyle videos as like Jen 106 in Park Freestyle Friday. So any, any little kids searching that up looking for an Asian rapper would come across my face. Was Jen's hot at this time?


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[Assistant] He wasn't necessarily popping, but this was also the first, you know, YouTube was really the first one where you could look up anything on the video search engine and a video would pop up, you know what I'm saying? So I figured, let's hope people are searching for old gen freestyles, they come across my shit and potentially become fans, you know?


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[Assistant] Uhm, that is pretty much the reason why I've started doing entertainment stuff. You know, I mean, not, not the only reason I just, I liked being on stage. I like performing. I was always doing like.


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[Assistant] Cuz my, my, my stage name, De La Ghetto, uh, comes from an episode of The Fresh Prince, like an old episode of The Fresh Prince, and she knows what's up, and uh,


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[Assistant] Because, uh, uh, I felt like, you know, the Fresh Prince was just a big influence to me growing up. Like, I felt like he, like, kind of raised me, you feel me? So, uh, there was an episode specifically where Carlton, like, his tuxedo shrunk, so he needed like a last minute tux to go to prom.


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[Assistant] So we had to get like this really tacky baby blue, like with the frit- with the lapel shit, you know what I'm saying? And uh,


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[Assistant] He ran to a little, a group of nerds and the nerds were like, Hey Carlton, nice tux, right? But one of them specifically that said that line was this nerdy Asian dude. And I remember thinking, Oh shit, I've never seen an Asian dude on Fresh Friends, my favorite show up until this point. And I remember thinking even as like a young and like, wow, this is how America.


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[Assistant] That's how they see my people, right? And I was like, I'm not like this. My friends aren't like this. And I was like, let me get out there, show my face, show people that, you know, there's different types of Asian guys. We're not all these nerdy, uh, uh, orange tuxedo wearing kung fu dudes, you know what I'm saying? And I was like, let me, let me represent a little bit.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think, uhm, I, I like, I, I don't mind the accent as long as I feel like, uhm,


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[Assistant] Yeaah, you know what I mean? Look, I understand the, uh, the frustrations with Apu too, you know what I'm saying? Cause it's like, you know, I feel like there's Indian dudes for their whole lives, they've been hearing, thank you come again, you know, and that's, that's because of that character. And, and, uh, it doesn't help that he's probably like the only really recognizable Indian character on TV, aside from, uh, Big Bang Theory dude now, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, well the first check, uh, you know, YouTube, they'll send you your first check as soon as you make more than like a hundred bucks. You know what I'm saying? Uhm, and then, but I remember the, the first check that made me realize I could, I could live off of this. Uhm, it was the same week I got fired from California Pizza Kitchen.


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[Assistant] At California Pizza Kitchen, black button ups are the lamest shit ever. You know what I'm saying? Thinking, just being stupid. And then someone DM'd me.


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[Assistant] So, they, some, the, someone from CPK, uh, called the GM of all the Long Beach California Pizza Kitchens, and they were like, do you know this kid? And she was like, yea, that's Tim. And they were like, you gotta fire him.


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[Assistant] Well that was the thing too, what they listed was the reason I got fired because uhm, I guess in the handbook that you signed, you're not allowed to publicly talk shit about the company, you know, and uhm, but then,


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[Assistant] People had been tagging me in articles for years after that because uhm, my specific story was listed in some, some different article that said, uh, had this happened today, it would have fallen under free speech and they wouldn't have been able to fire me.


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[Assistant] Oh nah bro, I eat there all the time. I love CBK. Really? Yeah, they got this new rib eye spire. Anyways, uh, yeah, you know, you'd be surprised at how good that steak is at CBK.


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[Assistant] Kind of now, uhm, just cause like my main shit I do now is like I have this food show that I do. So when I'm not shooting the food show, I'm trying to eat clean and...


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[Assistant] Me and my boy David So, we go into food festivals and just literally just like getting drunk and eating all the food and just talking shit. So it's like, uhm, it's a lot, you know what I'm saying? And like, I found that cheese kind of breaks me out, so I'm trying to lay off the cheese. Really?


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's probably my issue too. I just need to, I just need to commit to it, bro. It's a struggle, man.


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[Assistant] That's the thing about it is girls will say like, oh, they like the dad bods until their dude starts getting the six pack. Then it's like, oh, okay.


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[Assistant] I, yeah, I, I just, I always, uhm, I let them know, anybody that I've dealt with in the past, I'm like, I, I, I like you, I like you soft. You feel me? Like, do, do your thing. Uhm, like, you don't feel the need to get a six pack with me. Cause I, first of all, I'm not gonna have one.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I feel like it would just all be arguments all the time. You know what I'm saying? Like I don't, I don't care about what you talking about. You're not going to like, uh, me and what I want to do right now. And you just going to be frustrated with me. You know what I'm saying? I tell my chick all the time.


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[Assistant] Uh, cause she got really heavy into the workout for a while and I was like, please just don't let your booty get hard, man. Like don't let your booty get hard. I like how it is right now. I like the way it moves. And I've, I've, uh,


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[Assistant] Now what's funny is, so, you know, cause as I, I began talking about the balls because, just because it was, it was hot in the room, you feel me? And uhm, and I was just gonna ask like, yo, do you ever put deodorant on your balls? Just because I never have, you know what I'm saying? And like I said, I don't grow a lot of hair. I really don't get too musty.


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[Assistant] I can't believe you would do this, man. I was like, are you guys serious, bro? Like, do you not understand how this shit works? And I think now, more so than ever, they do understand how it works. So it's like,


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[Assistant] And I think one episode specifically, the conversation was real serious. You know what I'm saying? Like it was getting deep. Like it was, it was a nice, like deep conversation. And all of a sudden it was like, Hey, do you need to freshen your balls up? Make sure you some, some manscape. You know what I'm saying? I was like, bruh, I wrote the editor like, come on, dog, can you at least, you know, pick, pick the moments a little better.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah, yeaah. Cause I don't, uhm, we just kinda like, when they go up, I listen to them the day right before, you know what I'm saying? So I just kinda sit down and just kinda have it in the background, see if there's just anything


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[Assistant] I made a, I made a joke, uh, with the homies, uh, that were in the room that, uh, if it was all homies, then you would understand the context of it. But like, but my boy, he was like, afterwards, he was like, eh, you should probably take that out. I was like, alright, fine.


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[Assistant] I was never on goatsie. Meat spin, I got sent a couple times. Uh, cake farts, you familiar with cake farts? Uh, Lemon Party was the three old guys fucking each other.


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[Assistant] I describe it to, uh, older people that don't know about it, like, because they haven't heard of it, as uhm, as, as, uh, as in, uh, hip-hop, whose line is it anyway.


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[Assistant] There's no scripts or anything like that, but uhm, the day before they'll tell you this person's on your team, this person's on the opposite team, these are the games we're playing. And we only play maybe like, uh, like every episode we play three games, right? And it's really just a circle of like five to seven different games. So of course, you know, after


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[Assistant] When you know someone else is gonna be on the opposite team, you might be like, like, let's say you were gonna be on the opposite team tomorrow, I'd be like, okay, cool, he's tatted up, I could say something about his tats, I could say something about his beard, blah, blah, blah.


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[Assistant] Never. Never went that far? Never, never, never. That's, I mean, that's, that's the show. You know what I'm saying? It's like, uhm, we make jokes, of course I'm gonna get some Asian jokes, the fat dude's gonna get fat jokes, it's like this kinda, you know, you kinda do, that's, that's the show.


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[Assistant] That might be the most awkward thing I've ever been a part of my entire life, bro. Like, as soon as it started happening, when she started tripping about whatever she was tripping about, which she was completely tripping about, I remember looking, I was on stage and everyone was like,


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[Assistant] Is she talking about? You know what I'm saying? And then they ended up having to, what you didn't see is like they stopped production for like a whole hour to calm her down.


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[Assistant] So it's, it's quite, it's like, they took her in the back to just kind of make sure she was okay, like to convince her to keep on playing the games. And I just remember standing around and like I sat with some audience members like, uh, like, yo, this is, this is awkward. Everyone's like, yeah, you know, cause it was so uncomfortable. Like it would kind of just suck the whole energy out of the room.


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[Assistant] She, okay now, specifically I remember, um, DC, Young Fly, made a joke, and you'll see a bunch of stuff explaining this online or whatever from his side and whatever side, but he, we were on stage and he made a joke saying, uhm, uhm,


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[Assistant] Calling her ugly, basically, right? But, uh, the specific game is, is you're saying, uhm, this person is so petty because, right? So it's like, oh, Nick Cannon is so petty. The audience goes, how petty is he? And it'll be like, oh, Nick is so petty, he, uh,


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[Assistant] They, they asked, like, cause I, you know, I was cool with them, so the producer was like, yo, it's funny cause they were asking for more shots of Tim, because my face was like,


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[Assistant] Uhm, everything was always pretty chill, you know? Like we'd get up there, say our jokes, everybody would laugh, and there was never any hard feelings. I remember, uhm...


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[Assistant] Specifically, there was a new guy, right, one of the newer comedians, and whenever you're, uh, a new addition to the cast, they kind of give you a couple episodes to fill you out, if they're iffy about you, and he did a couple jokes that, uhm,


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[Assistant] That weren't poppin', right? And uhm, I remember he was wearing one of Nick's incredible chains. And then uhm,


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[Assistant] And then something happened where he was like, he was, Nick said something like, yeah, you, you saw him, you better give me that chain back. And he was like, he was like, take it some shit. He was sassy with it. Right. The next day he was, he was gone. Yeah. He did not have a good episode, said some sassy shit and then he, they sent him home. So Nick Cannon is an angry God.


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[Assistant] I think, you know, I think Nick knows if he's fucking with you or not. You feel me? And it's like, and you have your chance to either, uh, prove yourself or, or, or get sent home, you know?


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[Assistant] And they were all like, man, shut up. You know, you coming back, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I was like, all right, fine. I'll do one more. But then, um, I think after we did a season in Atlanta and I was kind of feeling like, okay, maybe I'll do one more than I'm good. Uh, the producer was like, Hey, you know what? Maybe we'll go in a different direction this time. And I was like, all right, that's cool. You know, I was already kind of, uh, I felt like I had, uh, I had already.


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[Assistant] Done what I could do on the show, uh, because you know, like, you can only make so many Asian jokes at me, and uhm, and you know, I had, of course I had like rebuttals on rebuttals for those, but I feel like because of that, uhm, they weren't, they weren't coming after me anymore.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? It was way easier to wait for the basic Asian joke and then hit him back with the fire rebuttal and that would be easy. When I would have to start calling people out and then, you know, it just, it wasn't, uh, it wouldn't hit as hard. You feel me? So I felt like I kind of did my thing on the show and I was, I was, I was comfortable with that being, uh, the end for me.


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[Assistant] I feel like I understand why it would be weird for, um, other YouTubers, uh, but, you know, like I was always doing more scripted content on YouTube, so.


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[Assistant] I would shoot like for a whole last day for a five minute video. You know what I'm saying? I was kind of used to that life. So it was like, it wasn't a crazy transition for me. And I had done a lot of stuff like on stage and I did theater and all that shit, right? So, uhm, that wasn't weird for me. Uhm, but I definitely...


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, now that I feel like traditional companies are moving into digital, I've been on shit where it's like, why are we shooting for a whole day with multiple cameras when it's literally just, uh, a basic ass video. When they're trying to do what the digital shit looks like.


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[Assistant] That's weird. I remember I was on set with, uhm, Harley from Epic Meal Time. Yeah, yeah. And uhm, we were shooting something, I forget what it was for, but he was like...


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[Assistant] He was like, bro, he was like, and it was his shit too, but he had like a budget behind it if he was working with some company. He was like, yo, guys, we don't need, we don't need all this. Like it was like, there was like three different cameras and mad lights and it was literally just going to be like.


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[Assistant] Just some basic ass shit, you know what I'm saying? And, and, and they're, when you're working with big production, you know, like you said, that's just what they're used to, right? They, they can't, they can't do what we do, dawg.


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[Assistant] Yeah, see, see, and that's interesting because uhm, you know, like I said, I've been on YouTube for 13 years, right? And like, my shit's not uhm...


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[Assistant] Yeah, and people would tell me back in the day, like, yo, you know, your channel's too all over the place. Like, if you pick something consistent, uhm, people will be more willing to subscribe, cause they know what they're subscribing to. You know what I'm saying? Cause I was doing like sketches, I was doing talking shit, I was doing like music videos, I was doing all types of stuff, so my shit was all over the place.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but at the same time I feel like, because at the end of the day,


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[Assistant] Uh, it's, it's my personality and like me doing these different things. People are, are tuned into me as opposed to like.


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[Assistant] Like a specific show where it's like, okay, I've seen this already. You feel me?


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[Assistant] Oh see, and that's why my food show popped off, because uhm, I do this food show called Send Foods, right? Where it's me and the homies going to the, uh, me and the homie going to the food festivals and just eating and drinking and talking shit. Originally I did that because uhm,


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[Assistant] I was doing that just out of my own pocket on my channel. I wasn't making money off of it because I had to pay for the crew, had to pay for the food, had to pay for everything.


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[Assistant] Right, exactly. And luckily for me, people, people really fucked with it, alright? So,


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[Assistant] Kinda sorta, the thing about it is uhm, people don't realize we shoot while in out, uhm, uh, we'll shoot a season in like two weeks.


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[Assistant] Do other things, you know, so, but, but I did start doing the food show in the Wild'n Out offseason. Right. And, uh, and it was, you know, it was crazy, bro. It was like, you know, Thrillist is just an online company, but like,


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[Assistant] I mean, facts, the thing about it, you know, of course, like, you know, you know, like YouTube can, you can make a lot of money on YouTube. It is smart, yeaah. Yeaah, so it was like, uh, it definitely wasn't,


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[Assistant] I wasn't going to MTV like, oh damn, I can quit YouTube now. It was like, more than anything for me, it was, uhm, uh, a stamp of like validation, you feel me? Cause I had always been telling people like, yo, watch, I'm gonna turn this into some TV shit. Like I'm trying to, I'm gonna be on TV, you know? And then like, it was like, okay, I'm, I crossed over and did some real shit, you know?


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[Assistant] No, I lived in Long Beach till I was like 11 years old. I was on the, uh, my family had a, uh, Thai food restaurant in Paramount, which is like, uh, like Compton adjacent, like there's like Long Beach, Compton, Paramount, Lakewood, not important. But, uh, I lived in Long Beach till I was 10 and then I moved to Paramount to be closer to the restaurant and, uh, yeaah. They still got the restaurant?


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[Assistant] Nah, I mean, I think they, they kinda asked me if I was like wanting to take over the family business and, you know, I was like, uh, meh. What are the, what are the numbers like? The numbers at the restaurant? Profitable? It was, it was, it was staying alive. Yeah. But not, not worth really, uh, cause it's a, man, restaurants like.


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[Assistant] But if I didn't have to, uh, be closer to the entertainment shit, then I would have just bought a house in Long Beach, man. Like Long Beach or like Cerrito.


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[Assistant] I just, I, so I got broken into maybe like a month or so ago.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but, uh, yeah. It was just, it was stupid. Did you have a security system and shit? Yeah, we had a security system. They were in and out, bro. We had like a package on the front, and then, uh, I guess they, they, they thought that no one picked up the package, knocked on the door, dude like broke in the back, and then they just in and out, snatched up whatever they could find, ran out. Wow.


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[Assistant] Oh, exactly, and she said that too, cause you know, like, because she's Canadian, she's not allowed to work right now until she, we do the whole green card shit, so she would have been just home, chilling, luckily she wasn't home that day, but she was definitely shaken up, yeaah. That's some scary shit right there. Yeaah, bro. I'm gonna meet your girl.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, it'll be eight years that we've been together next month. And actually today is the one year since we got married. Really? Yeah, dawg.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know what I'm saying? I wouldn't have, uhm, like, gotten to this point if I feel like I didn't already.


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[Assistant] Get that out of my system and did my thing, you know what I'm saying. I got a good time, it was fun, uhm, did some reckless shit, and now, uh, you know, I'm over that. You thinking about babies? Uhm, in the, in the, in the near future, sooner than later, my parents are definitely pressing me hard. Really? For some grandkids. Yeah, before we even got married. They were like, don't even get married, just give her grandkids, please.


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[Assistant] Bro, my parents want grandkids so bad. And then uhm, they really want twins for some reason.


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[Assistant] Like, smart and funny and pretty and shit, they're gonna have booty like their mom, ugh.


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[Assistant] I think I'm gonna make them think we're broke until we're like, until like 12 though. Cause you know, I feel like that builds character. You know what I'm saying? Cause me growing up, it's like we, we had, we did not have money. So it was like, I felt like, uh, not having money and feeling like we had to struggle for some shit, maybe like a harder worker, maybe more like motivated. So I want them to feel like, Hey man, shit's fucked up.


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[Assistant] Man, I think about that all the time, to be honest, right? Because like, they probably feel like, oh, I'm, I'm down to earth, like I'm not spoiled, right? But then at the same time, I feel like growing up broke just really kind of, uh, does something different to you, you know?


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[Assistant] Butter! Man, and you know, you know, here's what kind of fucked up my cholesterol, right? Because I grew up thinking, uhm, if I'm eating fancy food or like just bougie spots, I'm like, oh, this shit's fresh, right? So it's like, it's healthy for me. It's not fast food. It's healthy. But then you don't realize they cook it in so much butter to make it so good. Yeah. My cholesterol is like kind of high right now. It is. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I mean, now and then I do the food show too, so it's like, uhm, I mean, the last time I went to the doctor, which was probably like a year and a half ago, she was like, hey, so your cholesterol's not, it's not like high, but like, let's say I'm supposed to be between here and here, and I'm like right here. Right. You know what I'm saying? So like, uhm, trying to get healthy.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, definitely, uh, aware. Uhm, with that, first of all, let me say that's how I got fatter too, is cause when I started getting the money, I wanted to order two appetizers, an entree, dessert, all that shit. The shit we could never get when we were younger, right?


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[Assistant] But yea, when I do the food show, uh, I always keep in mind I'ma be eating for like the next few hours, so we usually, I try to like bite, bite, pass.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, maybe give it to, sometimes my chick will come, so I'm like, hey, babe, you want the rest of this, or whatever, whatever. Uhm, my dude that I shoot the show with,


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[Assistant] He tries, but he has a problem putting it down if it's really good.


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[Assistant] Fire. That's crazy. Let's stay in that place. See, okay, you know what I just realized? Cause I've always been under the impression that the food in London was trash whenever I went. But that's, I have yet to go to the bougie spots.


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[Assistant] I remember I was doing a club show in London, and uhm, the promoters, they took me to this spot, and it was like, uh, kinda like a fancier hometown buffet, right? It was like, you go, you get your cut of meat, and then like, you put your little sides of the mashed potatoes in your gravy, whatever. And I came back, and I thought I had a moderate, like, appropriate amount of gravy on my shit, right?


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[Assistant] Another time I was in, I was in England trying to ask this dude, uh, that was driving us around like, yo, what's like a, what's like a English, what's like a London delicacy, bro? Like, what do I need to eat out here? Like, y'all specialize in, right? And this dude had like a weird accent. I don't know where he's from from. His name was Segar, right? And he was like, oh, well, uh, borados. And I was like,


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[Assistant] What's, what's that? What's borados? Uh, like that's, that's some English shit. He's like, yeah, borados. He's like, you know, you could have like mashed borados, baked borados. I'm like, you talking about potatoes, bro? You telling me to eat some potatoes?


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[Assistant] They got him in Chicago and Maryland, but not in LA. Not yet. I heard a rumor that Wiz likes Nando so much he was trying to open up one in LA, but he couldn't for whatever reason.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think uhm, I think as an Asian person, you can appreciate Panda Express. I hate the motherfuckers that are like,


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[Assistant] Oh, oh, exactly, exactly. And like definitely, look, I love, I love going to like a Chinese restaurant, you know what I'm saying, getting some like pecking duck or some like some egg drop soup or whatever, some real shit. And then, but every once in a while I'll be in the mood for some orange chicken and some beef broccoli from Panda Express, you know, the combo rice and noodles.


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[Assistant] Uh, for a long time, and then I kinda put the music on, on the back burner to just, you know, focus on other shit, like, uh, like the comedy shit and, and Wild N Out and other stuff. And, uh.


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[Assistant] And I'll be doing my first album, like rapping as Timothy DeLaGhetto. Uh, I was keeping them separately at first cause I didn't want people to think I was doing like comedy music. You feel me? So I was doing comedy under one name, rapping under another name, but I feel like at this point people...


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[Assistant] People know what I do, you feel me? So uhm, doing that. Makes sense. And uhm, I'm trying to write a movie. Really? Yeaah, cause I feel like, you know, uh, traditional media is really


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[Assistant] Really beginning to look at new media for, as a little talent pool now, but not everybody with a following can necessarily write and act.


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[Assistant] And uhm, and they know how to navigate that space. I feel like I've always kind of done that on my YouTube. So I think I, uh, you know, I kind of have like a leg up in terms of getting into the room and pitching ideas and writing scripts and shit.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, it's a nice little Asian way, you know, Crazy Rich Asians definitely opened up a lot of doors, so I think people are more, uhm, open to, uhm, even not necessarily telling Asian stories, but just using Asian people as some regular shit, you know? I mean, the movie I'm writing isn't...


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[Assistant] Necessarily an Asian story, like it's just kind of my s- a story I'm writing, but uhm, it- there will be Asian people in, cause I'll be in it, and uh, I think uhm,


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[Assistant] I mean, I knew Crazy Rich Asians would do that too, like, I was telling people, even if it's whack, I'm gonna tell people it's dope because I wanted to make money. Are there supposed to be a sequel to that? Uh, they probably are, cause I know there's multiple books, the movie was based on some...


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[Assistant] That's my boy from high school, uh, he's always been in my YouTube content, always helped me, like, write sketches and bean sketches, shit like that.


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[Assistant] And he always has something, like, smart to say. And, uh, Nikki Blades, who I've known for a long time, she's from the Bay Area. She's, uh, a Wild N Out girl, or she was a Wild N Out girl, and she also does radio, um, in the, in the Bay Area. So, uhm, I just thought she'd be good for it.


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[Assistant] So you can hashtag, you know, Jim life and fucking, uh, uh, um, always something. I don't know.


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[Assistant] But then, uh, no, the, the, the hack is that you just gotta post some shit about like, you know what, I'm just trying to better myself, or you know, I'm in, I'm on this journey right now to get healthy, then it's okay, then it's not narcissistic anymore.


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[Assistant] But you know what? People should appreciate camel toes. I love a good camel toe. You know what I'm saying? Whenever I see a girl with a nice camel toe in a picture and I see these dumbass 12 year olds in the comments like leaving fucking camel toe emojis and ugh. Shut up.


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[Assistant] They had no power, zero, nothing. Uhm, it's what's called a station blackout.


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[Assistant] That is the most difficult situation to deal with in a power plant like this.


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[Assistant] Then you don't have much time. The system heats up pretty quickly. It's not hours. Uhm, it's hours or less.


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[Assistant] They'll have to get to a situation where they can go in and decontaminate above the reactor and then they can get at what's inside. But that's going to take a long time.


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[Assistant] That crack was not seen and it grew to failure during operation.


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[Assistant] I'll be dead. Long time. So will you. So will your children. Uh, I don't think we'll ever be that way unless we become a pastoral society where the energy use density is low enough. Uh, I think nuclear power's got a great future. I mean, I'm biased. I'm a nuclear engineer.


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


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[Assistant] Daddy, daddy, my elbow is hurt. Fell off my bike into the dirt.


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[Assistant] But I took a bath just yesterday.


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[Assistant] C-D-E-F-T H-I-J-K L-M-N-O-P Q-R-S


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[Assistant] Very high doses of radiation can kill you within minutes to hours.


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[Assistant] You get lower, it's not gonna kill you outright, but it's going to increase your risk of getting cancer sometime.


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[Assistant] And then you get down to background levels of radiation, and as far as we know, there are no hazards at all.


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[Assistant] For the people who have been evacuated, the greatest consequences are going to be from the loss of their homes and their livelihood. Some of those contaminated zones are not going to be re-inhabitable anytime in their lifetime.


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[Assistant] The risks of actually getting cancer as a result are very, very small.


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[Assistant] You can scrape the earth off, but it's gonna be in the vegetation, it's gonna be in the ground, it's gonna be everywhere. Some of the areas outside the plant


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[Assistant] In the Fukushima prefecture, still have dose equivalents of hundreds of millisieverts per year.


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[Assistant] And I don't think the risk-benefit calculations take into account the possibility that you're not just evacuating people temporarily, you are evacuating them for generations.


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[Assistant] Hello, this is Jane Goodall, and it's Earth Day, so thank you for joining me on Earth Day.


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[Assistant] It's a day when we should be celebrating the wonder of this amazing planet on which we live. It's our only home. And we still have so much to discover.


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[Assistant] But the tragedy is that we've been disrespecting nature.


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[Assistant] And this is causing climate change. It's causing the loss of species, the loss of biodiversities. So we're in the sixth great extinction. And so today on Earth Day, we need to reflect on the harm that we've done.


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[Assistant] That caused this terrible pandemic that led to so much suffering around the world.


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[Assistant] And, you know, we created conditions with trafficking animals around the world, killing them, eating them, wildlife markets, factory farms, and all these things, we create conditions where


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[Assistant] We're faced with two real threats, climate change and loss of biodiversity. And...


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[Assistant] That also is caused by our disrespect for both of these, by our disrespect for nature. So as I say on this Earth Day, let's get together and start thinking of ways in which we can heal some of this harm. What can you do? What can I do? I think first of all,


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[Assistant] We can make lists of what we as individuals can do to save the planet.


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[Assistant] And that's something you can all do, sit down, discuss it with your friends, your parents, uh, and make a list. But not just for Earth Day.


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[Assistant] We should look at this list every single day because that's what it's going to take to save the planet.


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[Assistant] So the message really is Earth Day every day. Earth Day for Planet Earth.


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[Assistant] This beautiful planet that nurtures us. This environment of which we are part.


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[Assistant] You know we're already using up some natural resources faster than nature can replenish them. And as species become extinct, so


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[Assistant] I like to think of it as tearing holes in this beautiful tapestry of life. And as more and more species become extinct, so this tapestry becomes more and more tattered and a whole ecosystem can collapse. So, think of what you can do as an individual.


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[Assistant] I try to think everyday of my ecological footprint. I try to turn off lights and not waste water.


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[Assistant] And well, in the pandemic, I haven't been able to fly or I haven't even driven anywhere. So I think my footprint has been especially light. Uhm, not eating meat and trying to keep away from dairy.


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[Assistant] And sending out messages all over the world on Zooms and podcasts so that


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[Assistant] So that we encourage more and more people to lead lives that are friendly towards nature. And that's what you can do.


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[Assistant] Our Roots and Shoots program, which is for young people.


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[Assistant] These are exactly the kind of things that they and other youth programs with the same mission are doing. So think about all of this on Earth Day. Do your bit and together we can save the planet. Thank you. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] This sleeping ass nigga, cause he'll put yo ass to sleep. Haha, belly bell. Uhm, we're waiting for Dubb to come get us, we're about to go to Chief Keef's and Zay Tobin's album release party.


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[Assistant] Dub's apparently gonna pick us up. Eh, yea he is. He's here in a school bus. I don't know why someone let Dub drive a school bus, but Dub is in a school bus. I hope Lil Pump comes off this little short bus right now. It's the No Jumper school bus!


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[Assistant] If you're happy and you know it And you really wanna show it If you're happy and you know it Stomp your feet!


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[Assistant] Hi, I'm Brian Scarry, National Geographic photographer and producer.


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[Assistant] And thank you for joining me and Nat Geo for this Earth Day Eve celebration. You know, throughout all the years that I've been exploring the world's oceans, I've seen so many beautiful things, but I often see some pretty bad things out there too.


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[Assistant] I first learned about this while working on a story in New Zealand about marine protected areas.


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[Assistant] And saw underwater ecosystems that had rebounded and were thriving because of conservation.


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[Assistant] The problems that we have in our world are interrelated. The environment is something that we have to all take care of and these interrelated problems


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[Assistant] Can't be solved unless we solve all of them and it can't happen unless we do it altogether. Uhm, that's really how I feel about it and hopefully some of that


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[Assistant] Philosophy made it into the song. Thank you.


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[Assistant] Everyone, my name is Xamber. Thank you so much for clicking on this video and for starting to watch me. Today we are here with a double da-


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[Assistant] Now I've actually gotten a lot of requests to do these two episodes together. I think this is probably the most requested double episode that I could do for episodes 13 and 14.


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[Assistant] Optagami and Senti Bubbler. So.


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[Assistant] I totally understand. From what I've been told, this is like the halfway point of the season, so they do go well together, but I've heard your calls.


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[Assistant] This, this has been the two episodes that I've seen the most comments about be like, please watch this together. Please do it. So I'm making it work. So you're welcome.


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[Assistant] So without further ado, everybody, I am hyped to start this. Check out the Patreon page. You can see the next episodes early over there or just support the channel because I was so nice to you all. But let's get started.


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[Assistant] Oh, so what are we gonna do about that? Cause all you know is we're ladybug. So we need someone or a different


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[Assistant] Miraculous? Different miraculous. I like her with tricks.


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[Assistant] So are we gonna understand that Hawk Moth knows people's identities now? Cause I feel like every time Alia uses tricks, this is endangering her and her family, right?


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[Assistant] Like I thought we would get all yeaah.


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[Assistant] A new miraculous or something, or be like, you're on probation for a little bit, Alia. You're bent for a little bit. But no one said, we're like, you just get the Fox miraculous. Like, in a way I understand, cause then,


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[Assistant] Alia's identity can stay more secret because then she can just use the fox miraculous and transform whenever she can like get herself alone. So no longer can she be really tracked that way. But the problem already remains.


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[Assistant] And knows that's her miraculous and can track her.


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[Assistant] So obviously they are well aware, but I think Marinette is finding the problem is that all you just took a miraculous and gave it to Nino and didn't check what Nino it was.


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[Assistant] Maybe slightly questioning her judgement. I still stand by, I'm so proud of her for figuring out that was a senti monster. Cause that's very difficult. And I was very confused why they kept showing the little like


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[Assistant] Like thing, and obviously that's just their little like cute little couple quirky thing, which is adorable, but-


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[Assistant] I am proud of Marinette for seeing in the mirror that like, it wasn't the same and recognizing it as a senti monster. Super cool. But I am incredibly nervous.


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[Assistant] Uh, her boyfriend, her fellow students, everybody is in danger because Hawk Moth knows who is Reena Rouge and is, uh, Knock Knock. Oh yeaah.


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[Assistant] So I don't, I don't know what's going to happen here. And now Alia just has the miraculous, which puts her in even more danger because at least she didn't have it before. So even if Hawk Moth got her, it would still be pretty bad, but at least he wouldn't have a miraculous.


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[Assistant] So, I'm very nervous for the fallout of this episode. Uhm, I don't know what will happen. I'm just scared.


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[Assistant] Uh, obviously it seems that we cannot give these miraculous to the old holders as it puts them in danger. Obviously, you know, giving out one randomly is not the end of the world because, you know, there's only so much we could do.


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[Assistant] But their plan of trying to track it down was actually pretty smart.


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[Assistant] Having the, uh, Optigami follow and stuff was very, very smart and it's very scary. So I'm not sure what's going to happen for us all.


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[Assistant] I would assume that people like, um, Nino...


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[Assistant] Kim are probably just not going to get miraculous anymore, which makes sense. And Max, um,


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[Assistant] So I, I don't know. I'm, I'm sad. I'm nervous. I'm also just excited to see what will happen.


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[Assistant] And what this is all going to lead up to because Shadow Moth has stepped his game up this season. Like, he is no longer just like a laughable villain.


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[Assistant] Like, you know, when we were watching, like, him akumatize baby, like, several times, that was funny.


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[Assistant] Shadow Moth is not that level. Shadow Moth is quite escalated. Shadow Moth is out there. He's working. He is scheming. So...


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[Assistant] I don't, I don't know what will happen with this.


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[Assistant] Obviously, as we know right now, Alia gets to literally keep tricks, which...


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[Assistant] Had this episode not happened, I probably would have just been happy about it, but now I just have very conflicting feelings. And I don't know about Nino. I feel like the two besties would


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[Assistant] Be able to keep them miraculous, but obviously Hawk Moth knows our identity so it's kinda sketchy, so I'm not sure what'll happen, I'm like-


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[Assistant] I'm like high- I'm like super devastated by all of this, but-


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[Assistant] I don't know, like I love Alia and I don't want her to not get a miraculous. So I feel like our only choice is just to give her a new miraculous, but I like Trix. Trix is one of my favorites. So I'm also just like, no, no. So I don't, I don't know. Maybe she can like, I don't know. How do you fix this?


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[Assistant] I guess other people can- I mean, Shadow Moth unifies all the time, Ladybug's unified, maybe Alia can just unify, but is it still too obvious? I don't think so, right?


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[Assistant] I don't think so. I think unifying with like another miraculous would probably be our solution to the trick situation, but...


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[Assistant] So I don't, I don't know what's gonna happen, but.


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[Assistant] But this is some like five head big brain, you know?


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[Assistant] Good. Thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you for saying that.


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[Assistant] Like I get it! I do! I really do understand what just happened, but it's sooo like-


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[Assistant] Ohhhh, the coffee is the Santa monster.


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[Assistant] That episode was so stressful, like honestly way more stressful, but again, it just shows us how helpful.


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[Assistant] The Fox Miraculous, we would have been in bigger trouble. Like, we can, we can agree on that.


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[Assistant] So it is good that she had it, but oh my god, my poor little heart could not handle everything happening though, like dang girl, like.


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[Assistant] Be careful! Like, way more careful. We cannot make reckless decisions. And the fact that then...


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[Assistant] Girl, like, you can't just, like, make decisions like that without thinking it through and then regret it. Like, you can't do that. You need to- you- I know you're still a teenager, you're a child, and I'm putting a lot on her, but like, like, she- she took on this responsibility of sorts, you know?


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[Assistant] She could've given all of this away and given it back to the Guardian, like THE Guardian, and been done. But...


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[Assistant] She's here and still fighting and obviously she's capable and she is very, very smart. I give her a lot of credit, but...


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[Assistant] I'm feeling like this ominous wave is coming soon. Cause they keep alluding to it and these end cards have been just causing me a panic.


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[Assistant] So I, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I'm in such a panic, I'm in such a panic, like I just have zero idea what's going to happen, if everything's gonna be okay, like, oh, it's so scary, so.


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[Assistant] I don't know, we'll, we'll have to see. I'm, I'm nervous. I'm very nervous for Marinette. I believe in her, of course I do. I, I think she's so smart, but I'm just so scared. What?


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[Assistant] I am very proud of Alia. Alia has done amazing. Particularly with the fact that she has got Shadow Moth off our trail, at least her trail.


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[Assistant] Enough to be like, I can never give this to you again. Like, your identity is compromised. It's not happening. So, now Shadow Moth should...


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[Assistant] He led to believe that the Fox Miraculous is no longer going to be used. And instead what all he is going to do is just make sure that


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[Assistant] Rayna Rouge is basically never seen again. Rayna Rouge will stay in the shadows, she will conceal herself, uhm, all that stuff, and be a more...


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[Assistant] Silent but deadly ally to Ladybug. Which I honestly think is smart.


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[Assistant] Like Rita Rouge can obviously, you know, fight, she has a flute, but her specialty is much more of a tactical support. Like she is there to help, uhm, Ladybug get away, she is there to help make sure, uh, you know.


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[Assistant] So I'm very proud of her. I'm glad that she kind of came to the same realization and it wasn't like a situation where Marinette has to like be like, I need you to like not be in the limelight. I'm very proud of Alia for like figuring that out herself and deducing that and like putting those little dots in place for us.


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[Assistant] Uhm, obviously Chloe can't get the maracas anymore, but Nino, Luca, Kagami, Kim,


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[Assistant] Uhm, I feel like I'm missing, oh, and Max. I'm so sorry, Max. I always forget Max.


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[Assistant] Can basically never get the miraculous again. It is very, uhm,


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[Assistant] Sad, you know, cause I just like Luca.


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[Assistant] But it makes sense, but now we have new allies, obviously, like Zoe. Uhm, I don't see us using Rose again.


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[Assistant] Uh, but we have Rose, uh, Julica, who's the, the purple tigress, who's amazing. I love her outfit. To die for. I'll never stop stressing how much I love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love that outfit.


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[Assistant] So it'll be interesting, very, very interesting. But yeah, we do have some other classmates who haven't gotten Miraculous yet and there are.


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[Assistant] Relatively enough miraculous to be given out to those last individuals.


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[Assistant] So that will certainly be an adventure and I'm guessing that'll happen probably this season because we're a little short on allies now since we just knocked off like half of them.


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[Assistant] I am very excited to see what happens the rest of the season. I feel like it's really building up to something, and of course I'm so hyped, but I'm also incredibly nervous.


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[Assistant] If the rest of the season is like this, I don't know if I'm gonna make it through. I'm like, I'm so stressed. Like, I am like, gripping my chair half the time I'm watching this. Especially these two episodes because I'm just like,


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[Assistant] We'll see what happens. It'll certainly be an interesting tie. Um, along with that, I'm also very excited. I don't, no, excited is the wrong word.


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[Assistant] I'm nervous to see the relationship of Cat Noir and Ladybug continue, cause


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[Assistant] Cat Noir was a little bit sassy in this episode where he was like, I'm not gonna be left behind. I wanna hear it from Ladybug. Like, you could be lying to me. Tell me the truth.


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[Assistant] And he was just a little bit snarky. So I don't know how I feel about that. Like that was a weird interaction I get.


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[Assistant] I get his feelings. Don't get me wrong. I think they're not wrong. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I just worry now that Raina Rouge has a miraculous that he's going to get more jealous of those interactions.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and especially because, you know, Ladybug is a guardian, he needs to respect her decisions, but they were equals at one point, you know?


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[Assistant] So I think it's just really hard for Cat Noir to


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[Assistant] Uhm, kinda deal with that fact that things have changed, even though for him technically, uhm, his powers are the same, nothing has really changed, uh, but,


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[Assistant] Ladybug has. She's responsible for all of these miraculous. Now, she's responsible for, uhm, truly giving them out safely and getting them back.


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[Assistant] And she has to deal with Shadow Moth and all of this other stuff. It's just, it's a lot, so.


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[Assistant] I think, I think Cat Noir just needs to like simmer down a little bit, give her some, some, you know, some trust?


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[Assistant] Talk about that because that was a weird thing to just incorporate in this episode and just like not really let it go.


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[Assistant] I'm not entirely sure, but it'll be interesting to see how that relationship continues, especially because, you know, this is the first season that she is the Guardian, so that relationship's gonna be a little bit rocky between them.


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[Assistant] And then we have Felix out there doing god knows what, so.


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[Assistant] Ugh, and Lila's still being out there, Chloe's like completely against us, but she does have- Oh, I'm an idiot. I'm so dumb.


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[Assistant] I literally said in the last episode, I'm so dumb.


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[Assistant] That I was like, oh, Chloe, but like Chloe can't get akumatized anymore. Whatever. Whatever. It's fine. Uhm, but anyways, I'm just like backtracking. It's fine.


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[Assistant] Uh, we're ever slowly approaching, you know, season five, so it'll be interesting. It'll be very interesting. So, thank you all so much for watching this with me. I really do appreciate it. Please make sure if you like this video to like, share, subscribe.


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[Assistant] All that fun jazz. Uhm, and if you've made it to this point of the video, I have a little special something for you. If you have made it.


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[Assistant] Please go down into the comments and either, you know, write on a full comment, what have you, but in your comment, please put in there, uhm,


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[Assistant] You, my friend, just drove a freight train! I did!


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[Assistant] I call it truce, or time out or whatever. Uh, do you wish to swear fealty to the king?


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[Assistant] Thanks, Sam. Best news ever!


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[Assistant] I'll swoop. The Republicans sent a message. You're not a king. You're a president.


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[Assistant] The problem that Trump had was there was no plan.


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[Assistant] He had slogans, he had promises, he had populist impulses, but there was no policy to back it up.


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[Assistant] You could tell Trump didn't know what he was doing because not only did the initial push in healthcare fail in humiliating fashion, but when they revived it and managed to eke the bill through the House of Representatives, what did he do? He threw a huge party in the Rose Garden. He thought he'd won.


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[Assistant] All around the country, you had these hugely energized town halls, and legislators would go home and get screamed at.


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[Assistant] In one fell swoop, he killed Donald Trump's first major legislative push. And in so doing, sent a message that you're not a king, you're a president.


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[Assistant] Trump is using the most powerful weapon he has, which is Twitter, to humiliate him repeatedly, to rake him over the coals, to let his followers know, this is Mitch McConnell's fault, he's failed you, not me.


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[Assistant] We could see them marching with torches, and it looked like something out of Nazi Germany.


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[Assistant] Trump by nature thinks of power as something that manifests itself through force. These people need to be punished.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna attack a senator of my own party in his own state in front of his own constituents and I'm gonna teach him a lesson.


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[Assistant] We have the names. Now we just need to know when and where the meeting is.


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[Assistant] It's three of us, against an army. It's suicide.


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[Assistant] Hi, it's me, Guillermo. I'm back here at the NBA final. How many times has the Warrior been back straight to the final?


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[Assistant] It's time to go to Cabeza Tu Cabeza, con Marc Gasol.


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[Assistant] Are you excited to have a threesome? Are you excited to have a threesome? You know, you know when they, when the team win three years in a row?


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[Assistant] We're gonna do a Canadian shot. Take this. This syrup? This is maple syrup. Only a little bit.


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[Assistant] How dare you! Tree box is a staple of many a medieval diet!


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[Assistant] We know not how to release his demons. Perhaps you know a maester of the citadel.


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[Assistant] Satan's fire has been quenched. You are a hero to Fogathia, and a medical wizard.


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[Assistant] There's nothing there. We checked. It's fully automated. No food or medicine.


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[Assistant] Lie down. I'll get rid of them and you can sleep.


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[Assistant] Uh-uh. This is the nicest thing. I'll show you how to get into Fisco HQ. The sneaking you in is as far as I'm willing to go. If we get killed with you, then the kids are as good as dead.


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


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[Assistant] Their whole purpose is to push the party as far as they can toward their end, the conservative end.


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[Assistant] They're okay with shutting down government. They're okay with setting a bill on fire and throwing it out the window. That's not how Paul Ryan operates.


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[Assistant] The pressure was so massive, and this was the atmosphere that the Freedom Caucus was in. They knew the spotlight was theirs.


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[Assistant] This was Mitch McConnell who had spent months and months trying not to publicly respond to all of the president's attacks on him. But in this case, in Charlottesville, he felt that there was...


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[Assistant] Bob Corker was on the short list to be vice president. He hosted a rally for President Trump. The two men kind of had a bromance on stage, talked about how great each other were. But then President Trump enters the White House. Bob Corker sees a real recklessness from President Trump.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I don't know, I don't think their parents are giving them too many rice and beans like my mom did. But, um, luckily I'm one of the big ones.


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[Assistant] Of course I did, you know, uhm, ever since all the training that we've been doing, uhm, since my last fight, fighting Alexander Demetrenko on April 20th. We're already prepared for this fight. I kept telling everybody in all the interviews that I'm gonna win this fight, but everybody kept doubting me, nobody believed me.


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[Assistant] Not me man, I believed in myself and this is why I became the first Mexican Heavyweight Champion of the World.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I have, you know, uhm, we have a good relationship with Gerald Miller, of course, and uhm, he wanted me to win this fight, so. And you did? Yep. Thanks to Gerald.


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[Assistant] Of course, you know, if he wants to rematch, I'll give it to him.


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[Assistant] I'm willing to go over there or if they're willing to come over here. We're starting negotiations.


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[Assistant] I was 6 years old when I first went into a gym, and my first amateur fight I was 7 years old. My dad took me to go fight in San Diego. I was this big, heavy, heavy kid, nobody was in my weight at that age, so I had to fight 12 year old, 13 year old, when I was 7 years old and, what do you know, I was beating them.


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[Assistant] Anyway, I don't see my mask in here. Do you have my mask? Oh, Connie, where's his mask? Under the counter, stupid!


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[Assistant] I said, Mitch, get to work and let's get it done.


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[Assistant] They should have had this last one done. They lost by one vote.


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[Assistant] We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry,


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[Assistant] No, I will not mention any names. Very presidential, isn't it? Very presidential.


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[Assistant] I guess it's very simple when you think you haven't heard this expression, but we are making America great again. You haven't heard that, have you?


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[Assistant] Yes. His name is Devendra Surya. He is my badminton coach.


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[Assistant] Yes, thank you. Sorry for the trouble. I'll treat you to dinner once this is over.


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[Assistant] I have one day left for the weekend, yet now I'm given homework. Hey, I pulled some strings in order to get you into the math class, you know.


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[Assistant] One student in that class got admitted to Peking University last year. You're not very good at math, even failed to answer one question.


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[Assistant] You should make friends with good students, just like Wang Yajie. Don't mess around with immature kids like Li Zhenzhen. Now I'm not telling you who to be friends with.


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[Assistant] But you should at least make friends with academic performers who can help you improve. Hmm.


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[Assistant] By the way, would you like it if I give you a digital camera as your birthday gift?


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[Assistant] Thank you, mom. However, I have one condition for this. That in your next exam, you outperform Wang Yeji.


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[Assistant] You always come in second since you were in junior high. You've got to get rid of that standing, okay? Hmm.


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[Assistant] Do you have enough money though? You should treat her to dinner too. Then, can I have 100 yuan?


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[Assistant] And you said that his name was Hazu Joe? A cousin?


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[Assistant] You even know her brother, huh? So are you still close to Li Zhenzhen?


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[Assistant] You are at a critical stage of your life. You should prioritize your studies. Don't waste your time on meaningless things.


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[Assistant] What's wrong? What are you talking about? I know what you're thinking. You'll be free to do anything when you are in college.


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[Assistant] Yes, I know. Grandma updates me.