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[Assistant] Uh, Tyree Hill, everybody knows he's an amazing talent. He can catch the ball short and run long and do all those things. But I would, I would take my chances. I would just literally get after him, uh, make everybody play underneath, you know, whatever they get short, they get short and live with that. But you know, like that's just me. I tend to want to play defense that way.


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[Assistant] I'm going to say yes because you got to win. You have to, like the conversation that you all just had, uh, with this being, if we need a game to get to the playoffs and it's all contingent on winning this stuff, he has to be thinking that same way too. There's, there's too much, um, there's too much information out there in the world and he knows where we sit in regards to playoff race. So I'm going to say yes.


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[Assistant] So, so, so I can get you. So I'm usually a fat person and then like along the way is like this ego that comes in. And like when I read that question, I was like, come on, man.


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[Assistant] Maurice? No, I tell you, where they have a lot of success with it, Matt, is that uhm, you know going into the season, when you line up in a certain formation, you know the tendencies of the defense and what they line up in. And where you run into trouble like this is that if I can force you to go into a zone scheme,


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[Assistant] And then I can force him, like, so I'll give you a prime example, like, just, you, you have a lot of stuff that's, uh, post snap reads. They'll, they'll, they'll, they'll dictate the coverage that the defense has by motioning into something or setting up into something, right? And then when the guys release off of the line, it dictates which route that the guys run.


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[Assistant] So that makes it tough on defenders because if you're a linebacker and Tyreek is about to get passed off to you because we forced you all to run some sort of zone coverage or some sort of, uh, bumping and bumping pass to the linebacker from the diva to back, that's where it gets tough. And that's where if you have more than three, four or five seconds back there at quarterback,


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[Assistant] Ain't no linebacker watching that guy. You know what I'm saying? No. And you have situations like this or, you know, when he takes those five yard outs or those hitches or those curls.


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[Assistant] Do you understand what you just, I understand what you just said. So you just admit it without saying it directly, dad.


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[Assistant] They understand who has mistakes, they understand who has errors, they understand who has poor tackling form, they understand who can't cover on double boos, they understand all that stuff. And when you see those guys assembled in the box, all those guys are feeding into somebody's handset in order for them to try to make those plays, depending upon the circumstance.


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[Assistant] I would want to challenge him and force him to say, Hey man, you have to get this thing back in gear. There's no better way to get in gear than to take one of the top dogs in NFL and just plaster you on him and hope that you've raised to that level of competition, right? You don't give nobody $70 million or whatever they gave Denzel.


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[Assistant] Too many leisurely things, uh, you know, post contract, but uhm, I think he can, I think he can click it back on, you know, that's just my opinion.


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[Assistant] So they'll think they'll come back into this week preparing, right? So you notice something a couple of weeks, right? So then you have to play well this week.


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[Assistant] And then you have to play very well the week prior to Michigan and you want to roll into that week and then roll into the playoffs. But, uh, they got this game out of their system, but, but they, there's still stuff that they need to develop. They still need reps. They still need other people to get the ball besides Marvin Harrison Jr. You need to see if we're going to have.


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[Assistant] Two games or three games with, uh, Jackson, uh, JSN, uh, he's another name that I messed up, right? Uh, you have to have a few games with him. You have to get the, uh, the, um, Maya and Williamson, you have to get him the ball and, and he needs his reps now that he's come back from his injury. So the Buckeyes have a few things to figure out.


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[Assistant] If you look at Michigan, and I know what I'm looking for, yes, I'm telling you this, you can't win a championship without that stuff that, you see what Georgia did to Tennessee?


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[Assistant] When I look at Michigan, and I'm telling this right now, what fears me most is that these dudes are nasty, bro. You know what I'm saying? In a Beto house set up last year, and, you know, I don't know how you neutralize nastiness because nastiness can make, you know, great players turn into chumps.


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[Assistant] I was working a little late tonight, Mr. Thompson, and a call came through for you. Someone wanted your telephone number.


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[Assistant] Guys, thanks for having me. It's a thrill. Like, uh, like legit honor to be with you guys.


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[Assistant] Same deal. You know, all my siblings, I have three older siblings, they all went to Ohio State. My daughter went to Ohio State, my stepdaughter, and I went to school in Otterbon. I grew up in Perrysburg in northwest Ohio. And my dad was a long,


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[Assistant] I kind of feel the same about, uh, when Sherman went out in the COVID game against Alabama in the national championship two years ago. I was like, I have a feeling, I mean, that guy was on, he was like Ezekiel Elliott level by the end of that season. And when he started going, when he went out, I was like, I don't think we're getting back in this game. I think a lot.


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[Assistant] That's why it's a miracle when you have a winning season. You're just like to get all these kids corralled and focused and, and you know, like Maurice was saying, get them angry or find some sort of level of aggression that they need to harness. That's hard to do over a whole season with, with college kids.


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[Assistant] Completely. I don't know if, if I was Jackson Smith and Jigba if I would come back to play.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and a lot of these guys grew up in a situation where they had the opposite of that. And so if they're thinking about, well, you know, I want to help out my family and do all that stuff. I'm not going to blame them. I mean, of course.


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[Assistant] That is tough. You know, this is so funny. My 12 year old is obsessed with roller coasters, but also terrified of them.


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[Assistant] I get so many questions about like, dad, what's your top three rides at Cedar Point? Like weekly. And I, I think I've got to go, uh, you know, millennium, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I think, I think the reason it wasn't as big a hit as This Is Us is it was called Parenthood. And so I think people were like, well that's not me, I'm not a parent. But watching that show, I was always like, watching the teenagers, thinking boy that is exactly what being a teenager is like, you know, the struggles.


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[Assistant] You know, a family, you know, family man, family, you know, a mother, a kid, but, uh, yeaah, I came onto that show, it was like, they didn't know what to do with my, my character to start off, cause he was a, uh,


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[Assistant] I was the last person cast, strangely enough, and I didn't find this out until we were shooting the pilot. One of the producers at NBC said, uhm, my character was a stay at home dad.


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[Assistant] And, uh, the, the producer said, you know why it was so hard to cast your role? And I said, why? She said, because my boss is a working woman with a stay at home husband.


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[Assistant] Question is, whether they were trying to cast for what they wanted their husbands to actually be, or whether they were trying to cast what their husbands were, I don't know.


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[Assistant] That's a good question. You know, unless it's, they, they just kind of leave you to your own devices if it's, you know, a character you gotta build and memorize, you better show up and be memorized.


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[Assistant] I've been on set, somebody just doesn't have the material. So you gotta, you gotta work. I have a, an app that just kinda repeats all the dialogue so I can memorize it over a couple of days.


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[Assistant] I usually start looking at the material two days before I get to a scene, otherwise if I look at it the night before and show up on set, I'm not as sharp as I should be.


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[Assistant] Uh, but, uh, you know, there was, I went to Otterbein University, um, and, uh, learned a bunch there about how to prepare. But, uh, yeah, it's pretty nuts. You just gotta be like, you just gotta.


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[Assistant] You got to train yourself and keep sharp and luckily I, I'm surrounded by really talented people and I don't want to drop the ball. So, um, I'm always trying to.


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[Assistant] You know, you always gotta keep learning, right? The second you stop and think, well, you know, this is, I'm pretty comfortable. That's when you start to, you know, lose your edge. And uh, I always want to be hungry.


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[Assistant] Well, you know, I just, it's interesting. When I got to college, I was one of the youngest to be a lead in the play there. You know, I don't think they'd had any freshmen who were leads in the plays at Otterbine until I got there. And by the end of my time there,


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[Assistant] I, I don't know, theater's a weird thing because you want to, you want to instill confidence in kids. And I was lucky enough to be as cocky coming out of school as I was going in.


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[Assistant] And, uh, I think a lot of kids got told over years like, yeah, you know, you got this, you got to work on this. And I just happened to look like a 40 year old at 20, so I got all the juicy parts.


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[Assistant] It's a relief to finally, uh, look my age, uh, now, but, uh, you know, I think I just, I just kept on


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[Assistant] Here's a good story for you. My son and I, my son is obsessed with Legos and he wanted to enter the Lego, like a Lego competition and he started looking at the other competitors that were posting their stuff and he was like, why, why are we even gonna submit? We're just gonna lose. And I said, buddy, my whole career is lost.


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[Assistant] It's just accepting loss at every level. I lose, I lose one out of, I get one out of every 20 jobs. And so there are 19 jobs that I just kind of accept and I have a whole Rolodex of coping skills that I pull out. I'm like, Oh,


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[Assistant] Well, it wasn't meant to be. Or, you know, I pull out the next one and it says, oh, is that who you guys went with? Well, you have terrible taste. I wouldn't want to be a part of that production anyway.


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[Assistant] Well, there's a whole list of things where you just, it's, it's kind of shrugging off all the, all the rejection you get and just persevering. It's, it's like Harrison Ford once said, you know, I, a whole bunch of kids got off a bus and I just never got back on the bus and went back to the town I grew up in and so.


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[Assistant] That plus extreme luck, you know, just kind of those things have to combine in order to keep this career going. So I've been lucky to work with great people and hopefully that continues.


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[Assistant] I, I was, I was a young dad and so I could kind of take everything that was happening in my life and take it into, into work with me. But, uh, also, you know, uh, doing Handmaid's Tale right now is pretty cool.


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[Assistant] Yeah, watching all those, you know, the cast and, you know, we're five seasons in and everybody's still trying to make the show better and that's, that's a, that's a real treat.


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[Assistant] No, you know, I, I will say, I, I auditioned for, you know, again, I gotta, I gotta come up with these coping skills, uh, you know, but I don't like to look back and try and say what could have been. I, I will say that I put myself on tape for, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeaah. But there's also, you know, it's a strange career like I did right after Parenthood. I did two TV shows. I was the lead on two shows. One was produced by Spielberg and, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, kinda anybody else. When you have people that are waiting for someone to come in and kinda holding, you know, holding the fort, uh,


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[Assistant] This powerhouse and that's hard, you know, you just don't add one person and immediately go, you know, you're a five star team. So they got a lot of great elements and they're a, they're a tenacious team, but I think Claret was right. You know, you want a little bit more nasty and I just feel like there's, they're waiting, you know,


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[Assistant] They're in this holding pattern. So I, I think this is a crucial game. If they lose one more, I don't, you know, I think it's numbers.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well to Michael B., I mean, he was just a sweet kid. He was a talented, sweet,


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[Assistant] You know, tenacious kids that you could, but you know, I just think he, his career took off. He happened to be at the right place at the right time. He's talented. He's.


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[Assistant] He's thoughtful. Uhm, my closest friend, Jonathan Majors, is in Creed 3 with him coming up. And that's very much, you know, he's one of those guys that I met on a project years back and I thought,


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[Assistant] This kid is, uh, he's a firebrand. He's in the new movie, uh, uh, Devotion coming up, which he's fantastic in. But, uh, yeaah, you know, it's just, he's, it's exciting to watch these young guys come up and take over the world.


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[Assistant] As far as Devil in Ohio is concerned, uh, that is, I, I was stunned because we shot that in Vancouver. And when I showed up on set, yeaah.


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[Assistant] They did such a good job. One of the producers spent a good chunk of her time in her childhood in Ohio. So when I showed up on set I said, you know, it's funny, if anybody, uh, came to this set,


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[Assistant] And saw how many pictures of like Ohio Stadium are up and like, you know, that people have a framed, uh, Ohio State logo above their mantle. They'd be like, this is a little overboard. People in Ohio don't really decorate their homes in scarlet and gray. And the answer is they absolutely do.


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[Assistant] And the man to blame soon be very dead.


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[Assistant] Positively. Witnesses.


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[Assistant] What does it mean? Another year? Two?


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[Assistant] If you'd make up your mind that every bag in the kitchen isn't garbage, you wouldn't be throwing out my vegetables. Last time it was the onions.


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[Assistant] She's not in just now. Oh, in an hour maybe.


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[Assistant] None of us have changed, Georgie. They're all the same. Why don't you give him some grape juice?


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[Assistant] When they were calling voice 27, he was 28, and when they made it 28, he was just 29.


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[Assistant] And intense scrutiny on the activities of satanic cults.


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[Assistant] Well, if that's the case, none of us there ever had to worry about forgetting Willie. He was a little guy, but he had an awful big heart.


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[Assistant] So Terry walked out of our lives and into a new life with Aunt Martha. I wonder if Billy would have wanted it if he had known what was in store for her.


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[Assistant] That was the very day I went to see Professor Bassett about the horse. Don't ask me what a professor wants with a racehorse.


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[Assistant] Go on that night at the auction. I tell him about it. He gives me ten bucks for me trouble and I blow.


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[Assistant] Well, I don't think you're gonna let a crazy dame run a horse in the derby.


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[Assistant] Not if you think he's your uncle, he ain't. But then, uh, who said he was?


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[Assistant] You get that horse off this campus. Get that girl off this campus. And replace that money within 24 hours or, or... Yes, sir.


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[Assistant] Once they get involved with this, they don't get out because they've taken part in so many criminal offenses.


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[Assistant] Waste in a shorter period of time is a month. And so frequently when we get involved in these things, it's because they have gone off the deep end in such a short period of time.


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[Assistant] I beg your pardon. I couldn't help overhearing your conversation. It happens I have a state throne booked under Mendoa. For your consideration? How much? Four thousand dollars, American. Four thousand?


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[Assistant] I was at Shanghai during the bombardment. You have no idea how ghastly it is. The Mendoa sales tonight. Is this man annoying you?


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[Assistant] I do a lot of it, use a lot of it for keeping the kids off of drugs. You know, drugs is getting real bad now.


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[Assistant] Well, what kind of rituals do you do for drugs? Explain just some of the rituals a little bit. Well, I get pieces of seeds from the bayou.


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[Assistant] Mayor, and you too, Mr. Chief of Police. Yes?


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[Assistant] I can assure you another penny of that money will ever find its way into the pockets of the Inspector General. Well, uh, what do you want us to do? It's possible, uh, bear possibility, mind you, that, uh, few substantial contributions from you might, uh, How much? Shall we say a hundred thousand crowns?


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[Assistant] My dearest darling Inspector General, from the moment I first saw you, I knew you were the one.


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[Assistant] Hello everybody. I have missed you. It has been, gosh, I think like two weeks since I've been live with you or since I even did a video, I think. So I'm so happy to be back with you guys.


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[Assistant] Before we jump in, for those of you who are brand new here for the first time, my name is Annie, and this is Tend to Life, where we talk all things true crime.


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[Assistant] And so let me say hi to some of you guys in the chat right now before we jump in and let a few others.


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[Assistant] Come in and join. I see a lot of familiar faces here which I love. Hi Sandra. Hi Tracy.


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[Assistant] Hi, Gramsie. Hi, Patty. Hi, Kayla. Hi, Heather. Hi, L House. Hi, Cynthia. Hi, Stephanie the Book Lady. Hey, Stephanie the Book Lady. I have a great book recommendation for you today. So, you are in luck.


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[Assistant] Hi Laura, hey Rosaline, hi Julie, ah good, gang is all here. Uhm.


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[Assistant] So, let's talk about what we are going to talk about today. Uhm, let me just tell you, before I share this with you, I wanna be completely transparent and let you know this is not a plug of any sort, that I'm not getting any sort of kickback for doing this.


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[Assistant] But I am here sharing with you literally a book that you need to buy. And I know you already have heard me talk about it because it's my good friend Mike over at Profiling Evil. But let me just tell you, I am not a reader.


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[Assistant] I'd rather watch reality TV, and that's just me being 100 with you. Uhm, but when Mike sent me this book, which he is of course the author of,


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[Assistant] I took it with me on a 24 hour trip with my husband to Vegas. I literally read it cover to cover in one sitting. I was at the pool ignoring my husband completely and I read it from start to finish, which it's like 250 pages. So that is no easy feat, but that just goes to show.


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[Assistant] If you want to hear more about the details, which I know you will after we go through everything today with Mike, I highly suggest you pick up a copy yourself because it is such a fascinating read and there's no way we would be able to go into all of the details on here, so just throwing that out there.


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[Assistant] I promise you'll like it. For those of you who haven't done so yet, don't forget to please give this video a thumbs up and hit the subscribe button if you're not a subscriber already. And as always, if you want more personal access and you want to join our private group chats that are going 24 7, you can always do so by joining our discord chat through Patreon. So without further ado,


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[Assistant] Oh good, me too. I literally, as I told you today, before we jumped on guys, I told them, I'm like, you know how OCD I am? I have my outline of all the questions I have to ask you. Cause like,


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[Assistant] I have my own personal questions after reading the book, and so now I'm just like, okay, I have so much I want to ask you. Uh, thank you April for the super chat. I wish I could take credit for the globe being natural, but uhm, it's self-tanner.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so I just hyped up the book, but not even hype. It's totally true. It's so good. It is so good. And so.


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[Assistant] Here's what I want to do. I want to talk of course about this cult today and you were single, like you were first hand there, you not only


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[Assistant] Okay, good, good, good. So let's start by, uh, just, I want to tell everybody, of course, we're talking about the Zion Society cult today, which I personally felt like I knew quite a few of the cults out there. I mean, everybody knows Jonestown, we all know about David Koresh, all of these different things.


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[Assistant] It's not easy stuff to of course talk about and I'm sure it's not easy for you to revisit a lot of it as well.


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[Assistant] It's so true though, and I mean, I know it's obviously different with all sorts of cases and circumstances, but what you had just touched on is it's not an easy story to tell and it's a tough one, but it's an important one to tell. I feel like, at least speaking for myself, that's why so many true crime creators talk about these horrific stories because it's bringing awareness to


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[Assistant] These situations and these circumstances, even though it is uncomfortable to talk about and it's horrible to revisit a lot of these things, but at the same time,


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[Assistant] True, I think a cult can capture anybody at any point, but I have to be honest, there has been so many times in the past when I'm researching different cults, or even just anything in general, and I always think to myself, and I don't know if any of you guys in the chat can relate to this,


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[Assistant] Would you say out of all of the many cults that are operating out there, and this could be a very naive question, so I apologize in advance if it is,


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[Assistant] Well, that's what I was just gonna say. I feel like more times than not, a lot of the polygamists and the wives, they were being, these wives were being groomed at 11, 12, 13 years old. They were married off. And a lot of the things that I've read about and seen in documentaries, and Warren Jeff's particularly,


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[Assistant] What's going on right now with Georgia and with, uhm, Colorado? It's horrible. It's all bad.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so, okay, so there's a little bit of a backstory that was just given regarding cults, polygamy, where that stemmed from. So let's jump right in. Can you just share kind of, before we go into the specifics, a brief overview of the Zion Society cult? What they practiced, how many members, and where they were located?


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[Assistant] There was something that I remember reading in your book, and I don't want to misspeak and call it the wrong thing, but not only after he formed the sister councils of the women that he would say needed to have relations, sexual relations with each other, but how you mentioned, they then had to start teaching the young children


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[Assistant] But, and I read in there too, and uhm, I mean, I know there's so many different layers that go into that piece of the grooming itself, but they would have strippers come in and teach these young children how to strip, where, like, to wear lingerie, how to be seductive, these young children. Like, it's disgusting.


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[Assistant] Oh god, it's, it's disgusting. Now, how, approximately how many children when you first heard about the cult, and we're gonna talk about that in a minute here, until the raid, how many children were victims?


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[Assistant] Oh god, it's sickening and I am going to show that clip from the Dr. Phil show as we kind of work our way through.


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[Assistant] My handy dandy outline. Uhm, but yeah, cause I have some things I want to share with everybody and some video that you had shared with me that I want them to see. Uhm, now.


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[Assistant] With how many women were involved and it's almost as though he did set his sights on the perfect target because not only is it women who are struggling to make ends meet or recently single.


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[Assistant] But have children, so it's like, not only in, and I'm sure in his mind he's thinking, not only am I getting the women who are weak, who I can convert into this belief system, but they already have children as well, who I can groom. It's almost like,


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[Assistant] From withstanding cult behavior and not getting sucked in, but it's like if you're targeting such a specific group.


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[Assistant] Absolutely, and then it's like you start getting sucked in, you get brainwashed in a lot of cases, you aren't even allowed to physically leave, so you are stuck and then you're in it. And what do you do?


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[Assistant] And with that, that kind of leads me to my next question. Now, the way that you dis- first discovered this cult initially was because a woman who was involved in the cult came to you.


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[Assistant] ...your office when you were a detective and said, I need to share this with you.


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[Assistant] Ugh, just that phrase or term, ritual child sexual abuse, it just like makes my skin crawl. Now when she came to you, when Erin came to you and shared all this with you,


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[Assistant] Initially, she knew that she was going to be implicated in these crimes and could be prosecuted herself, but she still wanted to share and be forthcoming with that information.


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[Assistant] Well and that kind of leads me to another question. Had she not come forward, how long do you think this cult could have continued operating before getting caught and do you think that they would still be operating today?


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[Assistant] And can you just quickly too, before we move on to the next topic of this, can you paint a picture for everybody watching what that compound looked like? Because that's one of the things that was so fascinating to me. The, not only how well manicured the houses are, which you'll speak to, but how they were buying up the neighborhood and it was essentially like,


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[Assistant] They're kind of waving the flag saying, hey, we're a group, we all belong together. And one of the things I found interesting as well is that it wasn't just all of these different family members had their own homes in this cul-de-sac or in this community.


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[Assistant] There was one house that was the boarding house or I forget what you had called it in the book for the girls where


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[Assistant] They literally would separate the children from their parents and put them all together in one house and all these houses had different purposes. It was so well organized.


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[Assistant] That's disgusting. Uhm, Hyliann, I hope I'm saying that correctly, is saying she wonders what made Erin come forward. Now, if I'm remembering correctly,


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[Assistant] Erin had a daughter in the cult herself, correct? And she was an abuser herself and her daughter had been abused. And is that what, and I don't know, maybe I'm forgetting, what was the ultimate reason that she came forward? It wasn't an isolated incident, was it? It was just that she was done with it, kind of?


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[Assistant] So switching gears a little bit then, you spent a lot of one-on-one time with Arvin, the cult leader.


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[Assistant] So like to where you can just be so taken with them and what was his, what was he like? What were his characteristics like? Did you see that kind of like allure or I mean even knowing what he had done? Like I'm just so curious about them as a person.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so I want again, I don't want to.


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[Assistant] Give too much away from in the book, but I want you to kind of walk us through. I know you already walked through the conversion process a little bit of the new members and.


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[Assistant] Let's talk about the raid. So you had collected, you said, for a month, all of this evidence. You guys had been talking with Aaron, getting testimony, and then you guys had set up the raid. And that was one of the most interesting parts of the book for me, too, because I have always envisioned, I guess, again, naively, that


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[Assistant] Raids are planned far enough in advance because you have to get everybody on board, there's a well executed plan, all these things.


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[Assistant] Because as Mike spoke to with how many children were recovered, and this is just a fraction of them and those who have stayed in contact and are communicating, he was on the Dr. Phil show and he reunited with


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[Assistant] These women and they speak out on it and it's a four minute clip, but I want to share it with you guys so that you can see. And this was in October, correct?


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[Assistant] Oh, I can only imagine. And one of those girls who was a victim, now you briefly mentioned earlier, so I wanna circle back that when they, these people are brought into the cult, they have to get rid of every single family photograph they have.


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[Assistant] Uh, their wedding rings, any sort of tie to their previous life, including one little girl who had to get rid of a doll of hers. So can you just share a little bit of her story, what happened and what those circumstances were, and then I have another video that I wanna share.


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[Assistant] That was a tie to somebody who truly cared about her and then when she went into this house it was essentially ripped away from her, correct?


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[Assistant] Horrible. That is honestly just heartbreaking. And so with that, I wanna just share this video with you guys.


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[Assistant] Okay, I have watched that video I think seven times and I still tear up.


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[Assistant] Do something like that and to have that kind of gesture and to hunt for this doll that looked the same. I mean, it just shows how emotionally invested you are not only in the case, but in the wellbeing of these children who are now adults. It's, it's really touching. It really is.


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[Assistant] And all of that comes through, too, in your book. And you can just see how much emotion is there and how much you truly care about all of these people involved. The good people, I should say.


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[Assistant] Uhm, now I wanna go to the chat a little bit because I know people are asking some questions. First, before I go to questions from you guys in the chat, is there anything else?


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[Assistant] If you want to share about the cult specifically, and I know you don't want to get into too many of like the intricate, ugly details. I mean, we already did talk about how they would literally bring strippers in to teach these kids as young as two years old how to sexualize themselves and how to wear lingerie and all of these things. And if you want to know more about that,


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[Assistant] It goes into more detail about that. I'll probably get a million strikes if we talk about the details on here. Uhm, but is there anything else you want?


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[Assistant] Absolutely. And it's, I remember reading that actually, it's so true how you guys are still fighting for justice for


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[Assistant] All of those unpaid counseling visits and the lack of counseling visits I should say and everything that they still are going through today and it's just...


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[Assistant] It's so heartbreaking and it's such a big reminder that


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[Assistant] All of these things that happen to these children when they're young, regardless how


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[Assistant] It's just, it's absolutely horrible. Cults and child abuse and all that, it just makes me sick and it makes me so angry, as I'm sure everybody here in the chat and you. It's just, I don't even know the right words to put around that.


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[Assistant] A couple questions are coming through. Uhm, were the investigative interrogation tapes released like other cases have been? Is there any public information that people can go listen to or watch or read about besides the book?


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[Assistant] Me too, me too. It's gonna be an exciting one. I know there's a lot in the works, so I'm excited.


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[Assistant] It is so nice. I haven't been able to monitor the chat a ton tonight, but I know my mods will tell me I haven't seen a lot of trolls. So I think it's a good sign unless they've been just super fast to boot.


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[Assistant] Another live, I appreciate you guys staying patient. I know that I've been a little bit MIA lately and I'm trying to do better, but to be quite honest, I feel like a lot of the cases that


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[Assistant] I've tried to make a concerted effort not to just go live or make a video that doesn't have any updates about anything, almost like click-baity. So I know that there's of course many cases that need to be covered, so I'm researching many as we speak, but that's one of the reasons why I've been a little


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[Assistant] Uhm, MIA lately, just cause there hasn't, you know, the West Boys case, there hasn't been a lot of new information that's actually concrete information to report on. So I don't want to just come on and talk you to death with things you already know. Alexa Sharkey, unfortunately there's no leads there.


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[Assistant] Uh, Maya Malette or Malette, I still don't know the exact pronunciation because everybody says it differently.


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[Assistant] Still no real leads there. I'm keeping a close eye on all of that, as are so many of you guys in Discord as well, and we all talk, we talk about these cases literally daily, but uhm, that's why I haven't been doing many updates on those, just because there's uhm, you know, not a ton of


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[Assistant] Updates to be had, but that's not to say that there aren't many more cases and I'm going to be getting those to you guys soon.


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[Assistant] And uhm, what else? What else? Let me know what other questions you guys have in the chat. As I mentioned earlier.


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[Assistant] If you want more access or you want to join those private group chats where we're talking about cases and sharing pictures of our dogs and talking about all other sorts of stuff, uhm, you can do so by joining the Discord through Patreon.


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[Assistant] And I know my mods have been dropping the link to that.


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[Assistant] And what else? Oh, thanks Angela. I'm glad that it was worth the wait. And I saw a couple comments kind of fly through here a little bit.


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[Assistant] Trying, wanting me to speak on the ongoing drama that's going out there in the YouTube universe, uhm.


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[Assistant] We're not gonna do that here. We're just not gonna do that. Love everybody. I'm Switzerland. That's how it's going to remain. Uhm, and then as always, if you have case recommendations, please email them over to info at tend to life at Gmail.


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[Assistant] Otherwise, if you had an issue joining, just shoot me an email. Uhm, all of the information too should be in the description box below.


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[Assistant] And what else? I'm streaming this to Twitch, which is new as well. We're expanding to that.


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[Assistant] More information to come soon, guys. Uhm, if you don't follow along on Instagram, I suggest you do because I will be sharing


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[Assistant] Some very exciting news with you in the next day or two. Uhm, and as always post when you see it on the bottom, you can follow me at Andy Elise on Instagram.


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[Assistant] Try to keep that more of like the personal side of me with like a little true crime peppered in. So uhm, I have some exciting stuff to share with you and that'll probably happen.


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[Assistant] Show the world what an amazing man Mike King is, subscribe to Profiling Evil, get the book, get the word out on this, and uhm, we'll talk soon. Alright guys, have a good night. Bye.


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[Assistant] Here's me, Mr. Wilkinson, if you're a bill collector.


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[Assistant] Passes. Oh, John Johnson, the third. Let me talk to you, JJ three.


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[Assistant] JJ, I'm tired of people giving cats nicknames. No Tivus, he's not JJ anything. We're giving him his government name, Jonathan.


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[Assistant] Primetime D.I. Sanders gig. You got it. Revis Island. They get that done. But I'm tired of giving these Jews nicknames cause I seen you loafing on the goal line and you wouldn't even have him down with two hand tap below the waves.


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[Assistant] I'm tired of it. I'm done with it, bro. And you're the same dude getting on top of picnic tables and cafeteria tables. So what are we going to do? And how, bro, you just let me, you just got here fam. You just got here two seconds ago. Don't act like you out here talking for everybody.


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[Assistant] And you can't tackle nobody on the goal line. Give me a break. Y'all take, take it from here. I'm done talking about it. I'm done.


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[Assistant] Get rid of somebody. I'm tuning out. Don't pay me to do this no more. Tune me out. I don't wanna watch it. I'd rather go play video games. I don't care.


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[Assistant] Let me get them together real quick. See, here's the problem. Analytics killed our game. You talking about what the earnings per share and this, that, the third and all that good stuff. I'ma just, I'ma just get down to the brass tacks.


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[Assistant] If you looking at all of that instead of understanding what the game is, you don't deserve to be in the league. The analyst should be working at Enron or something. Go work at Disney. Gee, who, who, who?


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[Assistant] So if you're trying to go off, well, everybody in the league is doing this. Everybody in the league. But the Braz are not doing it that way. Everybody, well, listen, I'm gonna ask you this question. If it's 16 carries, why does he only have 16 carries?


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[Assistant] That's all they are. No, what I'm saying is when you use statistics,


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[Assistant] In terms of play calling, you fall into a scenario where instead of using your mind and your head, I'll give you a perfect example. The analytics say you should throw the ball a lot. The analytics say that you should throw the ball.


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[Assistant] And they had their quarterback Marcus Mariota. They realized that Marcus Mariota was no threat.


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[Assistant] So you know what they did? Analytics tells you otherwise, you would never run the ball 11 straight times or 12. Analytics, every call sheet, no football analyst will tell you to run the ball. Actually, they would tell you to counter. You should never do that. But guess what the coach did? He realized the defensive line was trash. They couldn't stop him.


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[Assistant] Listen, if he plays great or good or everything to the fourth quarter and he plays bad.


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[Assistant] The difference between good quarterbacks and bad quarterbacks or average ones is what? The fact that they can, they can do it in the fourth quarter. We always, we saw it with Baker for years. Here we go. So let me, let me pose the question. Now we've set that up.


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[Assistant] Kevin Stefanski is great call and plays for three quarters. But in the fourth quarter, he does blunders. He don't run the ball when he's supposed to. He get cute.


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[Assistant] He had, he, his teams, he, he's throwing the ball on the goal line. He's the exact definition of what you said about D'coby Reset. He just asked me, I didn't get a chance to answer. He said, why is he so good in the first few plats, snaps and first few series? Well, well, that's already predetermined. They've been running the plays all week. But when you get to the fourth quarter,


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[Assistant] It bogs down a little bit. The script is out. You know, I know what you're doing, you know what I'm doing. Right. Now it comes down to who's better, am I able to out coach that guy?


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[Assistant] And at every single turn, he got out coached by that dude.


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[Assistant] You know what the coach said? Hahaha. Not against them, Jay. Austin Eckler, let's get you 200 bills on the ground. And you're like, he changed up like that?


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[Assistant] Yes, because when it comes to the fourth quarter and when it comes to good, great, average, it's what you do when the game is on the line and he don't even have a signature win.


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[Assistant] Tell me one signature win Kevin Stefanski has played and won against any good team. Cincinnati one time and he wasn't even coaching during the Pittsburgh Steelers game.


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[Assistant] I wish I could pull that play up on the goal line. Same dude that had it had John Johnson. He had the same play.


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[Assistant] Just defending him on this play somehow. And Tyrus was wrong on that play. Ooh. Tyrus was wrong on that play. Yeah.


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[Assistant] He didn't even, even if he was and he didn't see what he was doing, why are you not even, you're close to him. Dive, make, he didn't even stick his hand out. What is that? What is that?


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[Assistant] Here's the problem when you don't hold people accountable. And holding people accountable is in two ways. If it's a player, it's called playing time.


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[Assistant] If it's a coach, it's called, you get demoted or you get fired. And if you are two in five, when you don't make any tangible moves that anybody can see in the playing, the scheme and the coaching personnel, guess what happens? People start to think, you know what?


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[Assistant] And G. Bush, what do you think? I think it comes from the top when you talk about the organization, it's the owner, what they want to do, and then it trickles down. But I will say this.


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[Assistant] When it comes to the ground level and how you administer your game plan and how you motivate people, the most important person in the organization is the coach because a good coach.


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[Assistant] One time, you know, shout out to Jeff, he was my boss, uhm, where I worked at in the office before I got here and started doing this. And he said, you know what, uhm, you know what G Bush, you do a lot for your team. You go to bat for them.


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[Assistant] You, you, you, when they talking about budgets, you talk, I created an incentive program. I implemented it.


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[Assistant] And you know what? I put it on the line for them. I made sure they got raises. I made sure they got the two to three percent raises. And it got to a point where you had all the people were doing great except for maybe two or three. And then one person who I had hired personally,


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[Assistant] Trained and was a good performer when she went home.


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[Assistant] Her, her number started to slip because of, you know, I'm like, what's going on? Blah, blah, blah. What's going on? How we doing?


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[Assistant] And I was like, well, maybe it's her computer. Well, maybe it's because she had traditionally been a good employee. Maybe it's this, maybe it's that. And then Jeff called and told me, he said, oh, nah, it ain't none of that other stuff. It's the fact that she, she thinks she slides.


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[Assistant] They are mad, I'm telling you right now. I said it last year, people thought I was crazy.


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[Assistant] Last year, they had a major issue because you got rid of OBJ in the middle of the season and then had the nerd to be upset because he showed you


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[Assistant] Why you was terrible. So people got mad. Oh, he's not getting the ball. Well, damn it. He should have did it earlier because that's the problem. I don't know why. See people when you mad about people showing what you did.


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[Assistant] That means you lack accountability. That means you're running from accountability. The first thing that you should have said was when that tape came out, you know what? Odell was right. He was open five or six times.


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[Assistant] They give you Odell the first time, right? But now it's Nick Chubb. So now you don't get a pass because they sitting in that locker room saying, once again, one of our best players that can help us win is not receiving the ball. And so they check out why would I believe that he's going to put anybody in position? He ain't showed it.


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[Assistant] But, but, but I see Nick Chubb pounding people. They can't tackle him. He's not a scat. Back in the Eric MacDuff we talked about, the dude is healthy. He on the sideline looking like this.


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[Assistant] If, if, here's the thing, if we had, if we had quarterbacks, I said it the other day, he think, you think Brissetta is one move?


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[Assistant] You throw the ball 45 times. You come out in the first half, uh, in this game. You throw the ball. My thing is, I can understand if Deshaun Watson's playing. I can understand if you got Herbert or Mahomes and you got some stuff you want to establish. But it is, it is egregious.


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[Assistant] For you not to focus on your best players and you act like you got something at quarterback. That's not, you can't do that.


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[Assistant] I got three solid things. Go ahead. Mike Priefer was gone after the game.


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[Assistant] I go to Joe Woods and I tell him, you better have a great one this week.


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[Assistant] Because after this week, if we lose. I can't save your ass. Bye. Well, the bye week is when that would likely pass. Bye bye. Like, so, so we gon', we'll do that. And then I'll go out, and I'll get one of these defensive tackles. Hey, hey, uh, and I'll make you soup.


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[Assistant] Hey, what's shaking? Come on in here. We need something. And I tell Miles Garrett, you might want to keep recruiting. Go recruit.


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[Assistant] You and your boy Connie. What about benching John Johnson? John Johnson would have been sitting. I'm looking at, I'm either looking at, what's his old boy's name? Uh, the, the, Bell?


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[Assistant] Belle, Belle is playing and if, and if, uh, your boy not doing nothing, I put Ronnie Harrison. Dope it. Cause he's right on the same page as his boy. They close. They very close.


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[Assistant] You didn't get OBJ the ball. You don't give Nick Chub the ball a lot. And Kareem Hunt is on the milk box.


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[Assistant] I don't understand how you can be confident that Kevin Stefanski is going to make the right offense and tune it around.


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[Assistant] I'ma ask you this, do you see, cause I don't see it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, I go back and, and I've, I've, I've looked at, uhm, Patton, I've looked at Shermer, I've looked at Jadzinski, I took a look at Hugh Jackson, went all the way back to Freddie Kitchens, and when you, when you rewind the tape and when you listen to them in a press conference,


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[Assistant] All of those coaches are saying the same things. You see Pat Shermer say, hey, you know, we're one or two plays away. Eric Mangini says, you know, hey, you know, right now our guys are working hard, but there's a few plays in the game where we're not making. How is it?


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[Assistant] And nobody is able to make this, the plays, the winning plays that all these other teams do, right? It burns me and it burns me like a lot of coaches and a lot of people in the media and the fans is looking at it like this.


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[Assistant] I've saw the Jacksonville Jaguars go to the AFC Championship.


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[Assistant] I've seen the Carolina Panthers go to the Super Bowl. These are expansion teams. I've seen the Texans come, Johnny come lately, be good and go to the playoffs. I've seen the Cincinnati Bengals who get laughed at around the league, who've been to three Super Bowls.


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[Assistant] We can't do the basics and get to a point where we get lucky one year or we just, if the ball falls the right way, what is it? Can you explain that to me?


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[Assistant] And there's a lot of people that was mad about Colin's sexing and Lori's marketing. I just want to let y'all know, man, there's levels to this thing, bro. You're seeing the levels right now. I like Colin, he plays hard, he's got a good skill set.


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[Assistant] But when you got that skillset, he got that shape where it's like, Oh no, I'm over here. I get over here. I'm Euro stepping. I got to step back in, in, in, in crush time.


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[Assistant] I'll ask y'all two a question. Do you think JB will consider not, last year they played defense.


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[Assistant] The whole year, right? And when they got to the playoffs, it looked like, or the end of the season, that's when other teams start ramping up and be like, okay, we'll play play defense now. And I thought the Cavs was a little bit tired last year. Do you think there will be as, as


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[Assistant] Hard on a defensive end as they were last year or he'll kind of coast it and try to ratchet it up or is that what they got to do to be successful?


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[Assistant] I think somebody was saying that they not gonna be able to win no championship or make no real crazy noise unless Mobly figures out, okay, how does this work for me?


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[Assistant] Because he's still kind of figuring out, okay, do I get my shots here? Then Garland is out, so it's less of a, you know, a facilitator. Donovan Mitchell's been doing a great job of doing that, but he does it in a different way. Just his athleticism, the way he goes about it. And sometimes I see Mobley


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[Assistant] Listen, I wish I was rung up. Stefanski, if he turn around, I don't want to be out here talking about we need new coaches.


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[Assistant] Second guess, I wish to God that he would really


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[Assistant] I don't care if it's a Martian coaching or if the best player is Daffy Duck. Give Daffy Duck the ball. I just want to see him win just like a lot of other people. And it's just frustrating, man.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I believe messaging is really important when you're messaging and you get it out to the people.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, the biggest supporters and the biggest sponsors of any show, uhm, are the people. Whether that's a sitcom, your favorite sitcom that they cancel and you call the cable company like, where is my reruns of Friends, right? The people who get mad when they don't have the Weather Channel on their cable package.


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[Assistant] And for us, uhm, we, I like to think of this almost like PBS, right? We do non-traditional things.


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[Assistant] And we can do non-traditional things because we are independent.


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[Assistant] And it's the biggest supporters are the people, uh, the community that support this, this whole project. As you may see, we may roll out different things. As you see, we're more heavy into super chats, memberships. We'll be doing some cool things coming up, but always remember.


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[Assistant] The real point of this video is not this particular theorem, but looking at how do we prove things. What is our process? What mental steps do I go through?


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[Assistant] The main word that we need a definition for is the idea of an even integer.


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[Assistant] My sort of informal definition of an even integer is that it's an even integer if it can be written as twice some other integer. So for example like 6 is twice 3 or 12 is twice 6 and so on. So if I can write my integer as twice some other integer.


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[Assistant] And I'm going to write it like this. There exists a p inside of the integer. So there exists some other integer. And then, so that...


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[Assistant] If you prefer to write down the larger English phrase, there exists a p in the integers instead of my mathematical shorthand, I have no objection to that. I just like being efficient on the board. Alright, so back to our theorem.


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[Assistant] It says an even integer times an even integer is another even integer. But implicit in the way I phrase this is the claim


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[Assistant] Every single time I find those pairs of integers that are both even, every single time, then their product's gonna be an integer.


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[Assistant] So hidden inside of this is a for all claim. And so I'm going to write that down first.


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[Assistant] If those pairs of integers that I get are both even, then they're product of even as well. Alright, so what we've done so far was step one, we formally define the different terms in our theorem.


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[Assistant] And then step two, we took our theorem and we formally wrote it with all of our notational shorthands of the for alls, but most importantly, have formally written it in this very precise way that is going to be amenable to manipulating and deducing our theorem.


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[Assistant] I also want to note that this, this theorem that we've stated here is in a very common form that a large swath of theorems are going to be.


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[Assistant] In particular, the format of it effectively is, for all things in some domain, in this particular case, the things were pairs of numbers both in the integers, but for all things in some domain,


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[Assistant] If you have an initial property, they're even, then you get some other property, in this case that their product is even as well.


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[Assistant] So this format that we have for stating a theorem is going to be one of the major sort of classes of how theorems are going to be presented. Of course, the domain and the initial predicate and the final predicate, all of those are going to change from theorem to theorem, but this logical structure is pretty common.


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[Assistant] And remember, what we want to do is we want to write down some formal proof of this that is going to convince everybody that yes indeed this theorem is valid. However,


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[Assistant] Notice that I write this as step four.


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[Assistant] Because being able to jump immediately to a crystal clear perfect proof is for most cases a step too far.


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[Assistant] This is like two times a bunch of other stuff. In this case, two times two times four.


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[Assistant] Alright, so here we are, step four, we're going to be trying to prove this claim. And I want to note that


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[Assistant] And then in the middle, this is the part that really changes and varies from proof to proof is,


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[Assistant] State what our assumptions are gonna be, and in this case, the staining of the assumptions is that we are going to begin with m and n being an even integer.


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[Assistant] So this is my first line of my proof. Suppose M and N are even integers.


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[Assistant] Because they're both even, it meant that we got two other numbers, and I'm gonna call these other numbers R and S. So I'm gonna say that there exists an R and an S so that...


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[Assistant] The m is twice r and the n is twice s. So this statement here is me applying my definition of an even integer to the two even integers that I have, the m and the n. Next up, I want to do some algebraic manipulations.


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[Assistant] Next up is the little bit of algebraic manipulation that we saw previously when we were just sort of playing around and seeing what might be true.


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[Assistant] I've got one two inside of here, so let's pull that out the front and just leave everything else sort of hanging behind it.


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[Assistant] So, I'm writing this as 2 of 2rs. This property, by the way, is referred to as associativity. I also moved one of the 2s around.


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[Assistant] But these are properties that we know to be true from numbers, that we can change our brackets around and we can reorder things, that's perfectly fine. Alright, so what have we got?


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[Assistant] So that's what I'm gonna do next. I'm gonna say let t equal the 2rs. And all this stuff over here be given a name. And it is an integer. And the reason why this is important is that


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[Assistant] The, the t that we have, that was our existence claim. Remember when we talked about our definition of it being an even integer, there existed something in the integers so that whatever you had was twice it.


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[Assistant] That's precisely that statement. There exists a t so that the product is twice that and the definition of this is that my mn is an even integer. And so I write thus mn is an even integer.


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[Assistant] So in other words, what I have by reading the first and the last lines together is the statement of my theorem. And that's the way that it's supposed to work.


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[Assistant] And then the stuff in the middle here, this is gonna be my manipulations. And this in general could be all sorts of different things. In this case, I had a little substitution, a little bit of associativity, a little bit of algebra to manipulate what I had in my assumptions into a form that looked like my conclusions.


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[Assistant] So, this is the general strategy that I use when trying to prove things. And maybe we can summarize it like this. Step one, define our terms. That's what we did, we defined our even terms. Step two,


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[Assistant] State our theorem formally so we know exactly what it is that we're trying to say.


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[Assistant] It's often helpful, at least when we're starting out here to, to go through this process of really formally defining what it is that I'm trying to stay, that will help inform my playing around. But if you want to do some playing around at the beginning and then some precise statements that may be a little bit more playing around, knock yourself out. That sounds wonderful.


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[Assistant] And then finally we're going to go and do our formal proof where we start with our assumptions, we apply some definitions, we do our manipulations and our quoting of prior theorems. And finally we get to our conclusion.


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[Assistant] And the devotion of the people it was touching. They all seemed so happy. They were taking to you, I could feel it.


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[Assistant] I'll tell you how I felt at the same moment. Just as I was about to make you a Bergamo, do you realize how heavy that big ancestral sword is? I was so frightened. If that sword had fallen on your head, you never would have found out that you would become a Bergamo. And I would have been a widow before I became a wife. But darling, the sword didn't fall.


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[Assistant] And here we are, one Bergamo and another Bergamo.


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[Assistant] But you'll come back, and then it'll be at the head of your troops, taking the castle by storm. Yes, you'll come back, not only as a Bergamo, but as the conqueror of Bergamo. And I'll be in the entrance hall, waiting for you. Your prize captive.


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[Assistant] I'm so sorry I was unable to greet you last night, but your arrival was a bit late. Oh, by the way, there's one person I simply must meet. Horvath.


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[Assistant] You seem to be quite popular, apparently very much in demand. Isn't he, Colonel?


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[Assistant] It may take me a little while to get accustomed to the way one talks to a prisoner of war.


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[Assistant] I am married, I love my husband, I am a good wife and always will be a good wife. I hope that makes you feel secure.


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[Assistant] I know it, Alberto. And yet, where you awaken the warrior in him, I might be able to get under his armor and touch his heart. Oh, Alberto, I don't want you to die. I really don't. You must live by all means.


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[Assistant] To show my humility. You came with a sword, I come with my feet.


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[Assistant] But yes, everybody goes to bed sooner or later.


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[Assistant] Colonel, it's definitely out of the question. Tonight or any other night?


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[Assistant] Who cares? It doesn't matter. He's just a boy I met when I was nine years old.


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[Assistant] Look, he's gone now. Why talk about him? Wouldn't it be better to forget him?


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[Assistant] Colonel, I am a bad woman, the worst woman in the world. That's what he said. Who?


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[Assistant] You'll remember, there was a gypsy who turned out to be my husband. Well, he isn't my husband anymore. He walked out of my castle and out of my life. It's all annulled and over with.


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[Assistant] Yes, Glenda Crawford. Evidently you don't care for it.


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[Assistant] No, there's a plane leaving tonight. I thought we might take that.


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[Assistant] Oh, that's very nice of you. Just a moment, I'll ask her. It's His Excellency, that ambassador friend of Dad's. He'd like to take us to dinner and to a concert.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm not. I didn't come 6,000 miles to go to bed. Hello? My aunt won't be able to go. She's rather infirm, you know. But I'd love to.


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[Assistant] Well, it really wasn't luck. I, uh, came down here to look for horses. I wasn't doing so well in New York.


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[Assistant] Oh, please don't worry about it. Helen was so thrilled.


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[Assistant] Well, you couldn't help it if your father made a commitment, besides Helen's my best friend.


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[Assistant] But if I hadn't come down here, I- we never would have seen each other again.


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[Assistant] We were perfect strangers and we were worlds apart.


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[Assistant] Yet here am I so close to you. It was so fantastic the way it came to pass.


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[Assistant] Suddenly we were part of fate's peculiar schemes. This is how it happened, strange as it seems.


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[Assistant] They knew of two hearts that were lonely, that could be so happy if only.


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[Assistant] They said we must go out and find them. And then as we tiptoe behind them, we'll make them dance.


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[Assistant] A band was softly playing Sweet music filled the air


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[Assistant] Turn around my dream cap say, I do.


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[Assistant] Are you Marvel or DC? Marvel. So you've got a lot of these sort of things.


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[Assistant] Do you have any of them, like, signed or anything?


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[Assistant] Really? Just wait here, I'll try and figure out how I'm gonna do that.


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[Assistant] Why, I don't even know what you're talking about, honey. You must have been looking at a couple of other people.


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[Assistant] Last seen traveling with a little Mexican girl called Conchita. I'm wondering if by any chance- Oh, I used to know a fella by the name of-


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[Assistant] Well, too bad I ain't seen her. I sure enjoy a nice shape to a woman. Who doesn't?


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[Assistant] You going into your act again? Haven't you missed me enough times for one week?


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[Assistant] Only that I love you. That I've always loved you. That I always will love you. And that you'll look even lovelier here in the candlelight than I remembered your looking.


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[Assistant] Because I make it my business, baby. You've been all my business ever since the first time I got a gander at you.


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[Assistant] Why don't you stop talking like a little fathead and get ready to come along? You know you want to. Besides, you haven't any choice in the matter, honey.


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[Assistant] I don't want to sound commercial but, uh, if you force me to let them know where you were...


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[Assistant] Before this case goes any further, I'd like to ask your honor one favor. Well, make it a quick one. Ouch. I will not even attempt to tell your honor about the wonderful courage displayed by this young woman.


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[Assistant] Our breath came in short pants. Our faces turned purple. Our eyes bulged out like pool balls. Our tongues were down to here. But she kept on through the avalanche of bullets, the rain of lead, coolly and calmly, and shot us down without any more fuss than if... She'd been shooting at me. You don't mean that, Your Honor. You'd have been proud of her, just as I am. And that other time when you got nicked a little... Nicked a little?


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[Assistant] I'm sure of it, your honor. But it was all a mistake, and if anybody's to blame, I am to blame. Very noble, but it isn't going to get you anywhere. I don't expect it to, your honor. All I'm trying to do is to tell your honor the truth, and ask one favor before the court convenes and this unfortunate young woman is- The court is on!


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[Assistant] I know that, your honor. I know what you're going to do. And I wouldn't even try to change your honor's mind because I know it can't be changed. All I ask is that before you do it to her, you give me the one chance to make amends and show how sincere I feel about her.


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[Assistant] I know it's hard for Your Honor to understand, because compared to people like Your Honor...


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[Assistant] We did it. We did it. I'm very proud of us as a show. We're gonna do Good Bet, Bad Bet next, but G real quick.


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[Assistant] I gotta ask that question. My title for my car is still technically back in New Jersey. I don't have my, I keep my title in my records at home. The bank has it.


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[Assistant] And Gee, you are the lone person on set today that chose... Take it, Steve. Yes.


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[Assistant] It was not bad considering they lost. Yea, I mean, it, not anywhere near the game 3 walk-off winner numbers. Well that'll be an all-time win.


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[Assistant] We're going to do that in the coming days too, don't worry. Make sure if you guys haven't subscribed already, hit that subscribe button, ring the bell. We appreciate it and make sure you do it again.


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[Assistant] Are you guys ready for question number two? Yeaah. Question number two.


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[Assistant] Involves the one, the only, Evan Mobley. He did not average a double-double last season, so the question is, will he average a double-double this season? Another split answer, and two people on today's set said no. Let's see it, Steve.


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[Assistant] Question number three. Our only 3-3 split. Will Donovan Mitchell finish the season as a top five scorer in the NBA? Steve, let's see the answers here as we were dead split down the fence with Tyvis J and Brad saying yes, Jason Bull and G saying no.


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[Assistant] Is this, and we kind of just alluded to this, is the combo of Mitchell and Garland the best 1-2 punch in the Eastern Conference? That was the one question.


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[Assistant] I think the best ability you can have in basketball is knowing what you're good and what you're not good at. And guys who get put in a situation where they're pigeonholed and say, Hey, Andrew Wiggins, you are not a guy who's going to shoot 30 times. You're going to play defense, you're going to rebound, you're going to make open shots. He can excel in that role on Minnesota where they give him free, uh, laissez faire range to do what he wants.


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[Assistant] This is our one unanimous answer, and I'm shocked because when you look at how this equates, I'm not sure where you're gonna find those points, but will anyone on the Cavs bench average more than 12 and a half points a game? And everybody on the panel said yes.


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[Assistant] 13, 6, 7, 2. There you go. There you go. There's just a lot fewer shots to go, er, that's a oxymoron. There's way fewer shots to go around now with Mitchell on the court, no matter how you break it down. Even on the bench unit, because one of those two will always be on the court.


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[Assistant] Hey, G real quick, you just said 54-55 wins, but we're making these questions earlier this week. I asked Anthony, what's a good number? I had it at 51st, that was too low. Do you know how many teams in the NBA won 55 games last year?


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[Assistant] That's a lot. There was five between, in the Eastern, in the Western Conference, between 51 and the Warriors who were the top seed. But, only two teams in the league won 55 games. It seems easy to say that on paper. Who is this?


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[Assistant] It was Memphis and Phoenix. Sorry, Golden State only had 53 wins last year. Miami won the Eastern Conference with 53 wins.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Miami had 53 wins, Boston was second with 51, which broke a tiebreaker with Milwaukee and Philadelphia. Those three teams all had 51 wins.


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[Assistant] No, Boo Boo's a great guest. What do you have, bro? We got it as a two-shooter. We gotta do some internet comments real quick whenever we...


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[Assistant] Read some internet comments, you know who it's brought to us by. It's brought to us by our good friends at PCC Airfoils. Are you looking for a job with career advancement and great benefits? PCC Airfoils is the leading manufacturer in Northeast Ohio. All locations of PCC Airfoils in Eastlake, Mentor, Wicked, and Elnerva.


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[Assistant] Well today's internet comments come to us via Super Chat. Uh, this is from Spaniimages. He says, although a loss was a bit heartbreaking, especially to the Yankees, I believe the Guardians laid out the blueprint for other teams to follow. And then Jake Evans, uh,


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[Assistant] And there's no more comments, but we had planned to do a little Guardians recap season and review to end the show. So we got 15, 20 minutes. I say we just get the final thought.


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[Assistant] There have only been 26 players in NBA history listed at 7 foot 3 or taller. 26. Only 7 have had noteworthy careers, and you could debate how noteworthy some of these are.


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[Assistant] He's actually not even on that list. It is Yao Ming, Ralph Sampson, uh, Arvita Sabonis, Big Z, Rick Smits, Mark Eaton, and Kristaps Porzingis.


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[Assistant] Real quick, well, if you haven't read his autobiography, I will lend it to you. I haven't. Not the book, not the autobiography, the book written about him by, uh, me and a fader of the ringer, I believe, uh, but it was phenomenal. Unbelievable. He could not be a better dude.


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[Assistant] Cause like, I took such a heavy hand in production when I was 17.


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[Assistant] And in a short amount of time, they'll understand, like, they'll start to understand, like, okay, it's not supposed to be completely understood, it's supposed to just be enjoyed. So it's like, people just keep trying to put like a concept on it, but that was the whole concept of it, it's like, for it to not be understood. But I'm probably like rambling on, my fault.


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[Assistant] Okay, so this time it was the feel like, this time like last time, last time I was literally just...


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[Assistant] Fuck is a feeling, God level, I'm feeling odd. Beverly, Beverly here, Westside. Bitch, I'm drilling your neighbor daughter at Best Buy. If I hit up your jack, then nigga, you best slide, uh, uhm.


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[Assistant] I said, I said, yeah, if you told an episode nigga you best write, if you shoot this shit at me nigga, I best die. Cause I'm a motherfucking narcissist trippin' you, catch your fit, bitchin' you not equipped with that.


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[Assistant] Pussyboy don't be talkin' shit, or you can meet this AK-47, they got kicked back. Cause I'm a motherfuckin' Martian. In the heart of the Martian, put that boy in the coffin. Cause the way he be talkin', pussyboy don't be gawkin'. I ain't doin' no barkin', I'ma let that shit rip. Leave his ass in the coffin.


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[Assistant] Alright, so I got this homey Rio Santana, right? Uhm.


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[Assistant] It was him and his homie Carlos, but I never met Carlos, so like...


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[Assistant] Like I told you, it was like, I was trying to apply to every market. So for me, it was like,


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[Assistant] Uh, he hasn't had his breakthrough yet, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I was like, yo, if you want, I'll put that shit on my album. I was like, I'll just put my, I'll put my verse on it, put in it. Obviously that puts a spin to it. And then like, yo, I'll just put it on my album and it'll become huge. So.


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[Assistant] Uhm, bro, I fucking love Matt, bro. I love Matt. I, I fucking, bro, like, when I say I love Matt, I love Matt, cause like, like bro, like, I've been, I've been fucking with him, like, nobody knew I fuck, like, I've been fucking with him, like, bro, basically, uhm,


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[Assistant] Like last year, I actually, I actually like voted Maddox for, for XXL. Uhm, I was like, yo, if Maddox isn't on XXL, I'm gonna be OD mad.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and we just, bro, it slowly became like a, like a, like a brother thing, bro, like I look at him like my brother, like, like literally like, bro, I call him, tell him I love him, bro, like tell him, like, just check on him, make sure he's good, like I talk to his mom, but like, we're like, that's my, like, beyond anything, that's my brother, so.


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[Assistant] Weren't supposed to be on the album. I only did them to show people love. So like, some of my, some of my tracks that you see with features like, bro, like, I, I,


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[Assistant] This might be like, contradicting to, to what I'm saying, but like, yo, I don't, I don't really fuck with outsiders. Like, people have to like, prove themselves to me, like, cause I, I put a shield around my heart and my mind, so it's like, people at this point, at this point in time, have to really prove themselves to me, because it's like,


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[Assistant] In the same aspect, ski naturally, like, if there's one thing that, that I've, uhm, I've taken from ski is like that competitive aspect, cause before I was always about like unity and just equity in the aspect of like, like sticking together, like,


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[Assistant] He's definitely put me, he definitely put me in that state of mind to where it's like, oh, I felt, I felt the need to like challenge people and do everything like that. So I mean, it has its pros and cons, but to go back to like what you're saying, like obviously where.


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[Assistant] You were like saying that I made a certain style of music and then kind of amounted to something else. I do want to say like, bro, that was, that was not like a, like a super, super easy thing to accomplish. Cause it was like, you gotta realize like where I come from.


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[Assistant] For someone that's like depressed, he tries to market depression, and they were like, oh, you're trying to make...


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[Assistant] Two people that I go to that are my main, my main people that like, bro, we just, we go back and forth, bro, and we go like go through that process together. Uhm.


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[Assistant] However, like, influence, bro. Bro, like, you're probably not gonna believe me at all, cause I'm like, fucking weird. But like, bro, back in the day, I was really on like, uhm, I think it's


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm gonna be like really, really, really, really, really, really descriptive. Uhm, bring me the horizon.


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[Assistant] Uhm, Slipknot. Everybody fucking loves Slipknot though.


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[Assistant] grow into something great. So it's like, I've just stayed away from corrupt energy and just not let anybody taint me by what they try and do. So it's like,


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[Assistant] I've been going out in my backyard, bro, like, just appreciating life and like, bro, I got a fucking dog that I love. Like...


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[Assistant] I, I still am loyal and love the people that I've shared my energy with, but in the same aspect, it's like, bro, I have to love myself in order for people to love me. So it's like, bro, like I had to take a step back from, from certain people and just like really, really, really realize like what the fuck is going on. And when I did, bro, it was rewarding, bro.


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[Assistant] I can't continue, like, I can continue and continue, continue and continue to press like, bro, everyone has...


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[Assistant] I can't knock someone for like being them and like fucking who they wanna fuck. So like, when you give me like an understanding or like give me this fake portrayal of


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[Assistant] Like, of this sense of loyalty and then like, kinda like,


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[Assistant] That to me is where I have to like exit and like, and kind of restrain myself from being around you because it's like, yo, if you appreciate me as a person.


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[Assistant] Bro, I love her as a person, like, bro, regardless of like what she's done, bro, I love her as a person, she's an amazing person, like, I don't care if people see...


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[Assistant] I still love the both of them, bro. And I love, I love the people that helped me progress as a mind because it's like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, fucking, yeah, pain fucking sucks sometimes, especially when it's mental, but they help me, like, become a better person and move myself forward and understand that, like, yo,


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[Assistant] We're both not perfect whatsoever. We both were fucking children. As we've grown, we've-


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[Assistant] For me, it's like, I'm not gonna say I'm the most passive aggressive motherfucker ever, but I will say that, like, yo, like,


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[Assistant] I've learned where to put my energy and so it can recycle and become good energy. And like, that's the key for me. Like, bro, I go to training every day, bro. Like, I train every day. I used to, bro, I have, I fell off my, I fell off my pattern, but uhm, well, I fell off my, my exercising pattern. Let me be correct. I fell off my exercising pattern. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I'm in fucking, uhm, I'm still in MMA classes, uhm, I'm doing my GED classes so I can go to college.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's gonna be different, but I'll probably, I'll try, I'll have to work something out with, with the school to like, to like accept me obviously, uhm, and to like,


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[Assistant] I was saying so much evil shit that I've realized that I've turned into such a better person. And like, that was almost, you were almost like my therapist and my, like my big brother at that point in time, bro. So it was like, bro, like, bro, like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, you have those artists that encourage people to be like, oh yeah, drop out of school, be a rapper, da da da. Nah, but I'm not on that, bro, because it's like, okay, so what the fuck is gonna happen to the doctors? What the fuck is gonna happen to...


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[Assistant] The fucking head alchemist. What the fuck is gonna happen to...


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[Assistant] Such like work to change my image and I'm finally there and I'm like trying to make sure that I'm not out here just upsetting people.


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[Assistant] It's actually in fucking, uh, Club Cinema in Florida.


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[Assistant] Ehm?


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[Assistant] Bye, Skas! Bye, Skas! Akuub! Play Shift 2!


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[Assistant] I don't want to fight, but don't ever doubt Rudra's magic by looking at her dress.


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[Assistant] Bye, Skys! Bye, Skaboom! Tick, tick, boom!


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[Assistant] 22 to 22, boom, chick chick boom. Magical nut creator, choo.


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[Assistant] You learn, my friend. You learn. It'll come to you as you go along.


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[Assistant] In a matter of days, even hours, Tobruk will be attacked by the full weight of Rommel's panzers, who are going to come to us on the flood tide of a victory which has swept through Europe. Just when they will come.


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[Assistant] Depends upon the stand now being made by the 2nd Armored Division at Michelli. The Germans will attack with great numbers of tanks.


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[Assistant] We have nothing to fight the tanks with out in the front perimeter lines. But has it ever occurred to you?


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[Assistant] The tanks, then lulled by a sense of false security, would keep on coming right to our concealed artillery.


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[Assistant] Each post will have to be held by only 10 to 15 Australians, instead of 50 as the Italian Jews.


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[Assistant] It is our job to hold to broke for two months. There will be no surrender and no retreat.


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[Assistant] Mascelli has fallen. Bradley, have arrangements been made to remove the nurses? Yes sir. Good. That will be all, gentlemen. You'll receive my instructions later.


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[Assistant] They'll keep coming on the land and in the sky and they'll use every possible means to break the morale of our men who are not used to sitting in holes. We can't afford to relax for a minute.


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[Assistant] Okay. I'm at the acceptance stage now.


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[Assistant] These past 18 months have been fantastic. I don't know if Britt and Brad were supposed to become friends when she first roped him into doctoring the Hyper-Emesis Gravidarum Results, but I'm glad it did. I've been doing this long enough to know when something works, it's really cool and rare. But I hope to work with you, maybe on this show, maybe on another show, but uhm,


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[Assistant] I'm gonna miss you. Muah! You'll always be my hag. And here are some of Britain Brand's greatest hits.


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[Assistant] If that dead woman turns out to be alive, it's gonna make for a pretty crappy Wednesday for Sabrina. So?


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, yeah, I have to say this though. I will tell you that I say that about BG because BG actually beat Ohio State in the basketball game when I think of the year. I was sitting out. They came down and got them.


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[Assistant] So first of all, we're not promoting no violence here, but I would just tell you, there's some things here.


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[Assistant] Redmond Green is so wrong in this thing. I mean he wrong.


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[Assistant] So he wrong from every angle. You look at it and to your point Shannon Sharpe. I just listen to Shannon Sharpe talk about it. Shannon Sharpe said, listen, I'm fighting Draymond Green every day here for until it's over to the end. Now that's because I'm getting back to the principles. The principles are


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[Assistant] I don't care. First of all, you're a teammate, so I'm not slugging out with a team. I've seen teammates fight, but the way he did that was wicked and despicable. What was he supposed to do when he was shot?


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[Assistant] It, and I'm being joking and sarcastic about it. There's certainly, we call them hood principles.


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[Assistant] Once you see him walk in your direction, it's for no good things coming your way. Oh, at that point. Yeah. Sure.


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[Assistant] And I spring an extra things here, right? First of all, Jordan pool comes from a lesser position and has a great year last year, right? And so he's due for payday. And that's why they're making great man, wait out his money, right? So, you know, some, there's some animosity here. This sprinkle on this.


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[Assistant] He went to Michigan with the Michigan State. That's not lost. Oh, no, this is not lost in this. I don't like you. I really don't like you. I play with you, but I really don't like see the way he fired on him. Gee.


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[Assistant] That's it. The players, the players are so heated. He off the clock, he going home.


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[Assistant] This is not a totalitarian state. Excuse me. First of all, he on his way home, right? Yeah, right. That's it.


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[Assistant] His, his, his, his felony was going faster than he should be in a micro storm area on a, on a, on a street where a car had souped up. I mean,


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[Assistant] The difference with that is the ladies associated me on their butts. Right? Yea. Right. I left the building. I'm done.


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[Assistant] Cause you, there's nobody on this panel that know anybody out here in these streets, in these streets that's driving fast, right? That's not, that's not like a normal.


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[Assistant] I think one of the punishments is, but it's a fair, it's a fair question because I think that there has to be, we got to sit down here because you, you, you, because now your business is exposed. Sure. I'm sure they didn't know that he had all these tickets lined up like that, right? So now we do.


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[Assistant] She was born, my ex-wife says you gotta, you know, you gotta pick her up.


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[Assistant] When you ain't, when you by yourself. It wasn't funny anymore because you couldn't go fast. You had to be careful and I was like, this is not going to work.


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[Assistant] 70-72 with Myles Garrett.


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[Assistant] 50, 50, hmmm, 49, 51, probably the other way, right? Okay. You know, no, 49, 51, Brown. I'm an avid Brown believer.


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[Assistant] Bringing, uh, L.A. Cross Country.


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[Assistant] And playing here, there's some redemption. There's something about this team that has some redemption qualities.


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[Assistant] They just don't have enough margin for error. That's the problem. The margin for error is too small for me.


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[Assistant] No, 51% sure. I think they're going to beat San Diego. Wow, San Diego, LA.


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[Assistant] So DeQuil, when does it go down like this, DeQuil? When you are, you know, I get to, I get what you're saying about the double cold, but at some point it becomes mano-e-mano. You're not going to do me, right? When does it go to that? I know when it goes to that basketball.


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[Assistant] You give me all the tendencies and everything else at the end of the day. I got you. You can't get there. You can't get to the soup.


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[Assistant] Right. So when does that occur in the football setting when I don't care what's called coming from the sideline. It should be happening today.


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[Assistant] To me, the D-line up front, the middle interior of the D-line is, is, uh, severely challenged.


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[Assistant] Well, here. That's a big risk. There's no science to it, but I know on winning teams.


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[Assistant] The general managers surveyed, the good general managers surveyed the crowd, right? They surveyed their teams.