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[Assistant] God, my parents meeting your parents would be so weird. It's like Flintstones meet the Jetsons.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, this is gonna be so crazy. I know. My dad just loves meeting random people from different ethnic communities, so I could just imagine him being like...


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[Assistant] But this is the thing, he's like oh I'm nutting girls all the time and they don't get pregnant. I'm like I never nutting girls.


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[Assistant] He just thinks that he's done so much ecstasy and shit that his commas might be messed up.


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[Assistant] I should ask, that's usually what that means, yeaah. I should ask my, uh, doctor to tell me what's up with my nut.


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[Assistant] We were thinking about s- I think we should start like a porn company. Like a real like subscription site.


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[Assistant] I would wanna like, just like, homey up with one of like, the male talent and like, that's my dude and I'm just gonna like, have him, not, not drilling you, but like, others.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Anyway, hope that works out. How do you feel like he's gonna feel about this podcast?


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[Assistant] Uhm, Impatient07 donated two dollars and said R.I.P Pump. Just so everybody knows, that's a troll. Would you smash Alex Jones? Do you know who that is?


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[Assistant] Let me pull up a photo. I'm gonna actually, I'm gonna google Alex Jones.


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[Assistant] Shirtless. What does he do? That's a good question. This is a photo of him right here. Could that guy get it?


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[Assistant] Right, but like, if you weren't Alex Jones, no?


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[Assistant] Uhm, somebody said I'm catching an STD, I'm catching a contact STD just from watching this video. I think that honestly that was probably about the girl that we interviewed before you.


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[Assistant] Pretty cool. That's not, not many girls are gonna say that.


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[Assistant] But there's so many girls that claim that they get OCDs like the fucking day they get in the game.


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[Assistant] I feel like having butts in the title would probably be more likely to get...


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[Assistant] Just like the words. There's just certain words I don't want to say. And I love saying Kent too. I love that word. Love saying cunt. Cunt. Shit cunt. But I have a video monetized that did half a million views this week that I say cunt hella times in, so.


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[Assistant] This podcast has no chance of making any money for the record. Anytime I interview a girl, no way.


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[Assistant] Just for being a girl. And I told a YouTube employee that, a female YouTube employee that, and she just like, laughed at me like as if I was crazy.


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[Assistant] You met Susan, Susan Wojowski from YouTube? How was that? She was, she was doing perks?


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[Assistant] If she was hanging out with you in Juice World, that's all I'm saying. What's a perk? Just kidding. Uhm, okay. Anything else for us to talk about?


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[Assistant] Not that I want this to happen, but if you did get divorced would you be back in the porn game? No. No, you're over it.


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[Assistant] Really? That's your kink? My kink is fucking while watching The Office.


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[Assistant] Oh hell yea, awesome. Alright, appreciate you guys, love you. Become a member of this channel. Just so you know, if you go to the YouTube channel, there's a button that says join or become a member of some shit. Five dollars a month, you can get a badge. It's really cool.


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[Assistant] I look back in her history and at one time she was a fairly attractive young woman.


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[Assistant] You reported a burglary back, uhm, on the 7th of July and we are at a location this morning where we've executed a search warrant and I think we've recovered some of your property.


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[Assistant] Why is she under arrest? Pretty woman here was workin' the streets.


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[Assistant] That was a bluff. Why don't you make yourself comfortable?


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[Assistant] General Commodus and the sixth cohort engage the enemy. But their fate is unknown.


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[Assistant] Oh, I didn't think we were gonna make it. That whole city is screwed.


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[Assistant] Where are the police? Where's the army?


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[Assistant] We need some news! We need to find out what's going on out there when help is coming!


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[Assistant] We gotta get out of the city. It's escape or die. We gotta do what we gotta do.


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[Assistant] You need to get Sombrax right away, or you're gonna turn in the next few hours. I'll go with your friend to this plane.


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[Assistant] Ingleton is your best bet. There's a crematorium there. Morgues keep emergency backup of Zombrex.


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[Assistant] Thank God, honey. Cause we need your help.


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[Assistant] Garin, I'll stay.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, get our, get our Fives and Half Shots, fancentro.com.


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[Assistant] This record was taken just two days ago in the Highland crags. It seems the goblins there have progressed from being a minor nuisance to somehow being able to take down a highly fortified outpost.


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[Assistant] Thank you all for coming on such short notice. And Doctor, thank you for hosting this gathering.


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[Assistant] Well, human strength is of course desirable.


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[Assistant] The expedition will need something far more powerful to take on those goblin weapons.


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[Assistant] The high-tech armaments of these robots should prove invaluable in accomplishing the mission. Any other volunteers?


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[Assistant] Well then, it seems Ryder and Victor will be our expeditionary force. Yes, doctor?


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[Assistant] But you want him to come, and you want him to bring Knack.


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[Assistant] Welcome, Doctor. It's a pleasure to have you here. Please come this way. Victor's expecting you.


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[Assistant] Hard to believe this is what destroyed 20 of our toughest robots.


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[Assistant] Very predictable, doctor.


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[Assistant] You see, just as I said, all we had to do was wait, and they would come.


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[Assistant] You'll be staying here while we sort things out. Beautiful room. It has the best view in the castle.


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[Assistant] Yes, you were, doctor. You want the truth. It pains me.


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[Assistant] You have all that talent and you can't find anything to do with it but projects like your unmanageable pet. Now Victor, he has vision. You need to watch and learn.


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[Assistant] The truth is, I hope you like this room.


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[Assistant] Oh, and Lucas, you lost this during all the commotion. I thought you might want it back.


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[Assistant] Wandering around in the dark. Someone could get hurt.


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[Assistant] I might be small, but I'm much faster.


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[Assistant] It's actually quite warm. We've had a little impromptu bonfire.


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[Assistant] Last I looked they were enjoying Victor's hospitality. So sorry to run. Duty calls.


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[Assistant] I just want to be sure the next time we meet, Nack, it's the last.


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[Assistant] What upsets me is that he didn't just outpower me, he out-thought me too.


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[Assistant] Well as for that, I've found us some extra help. Let me tell you all about it.


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[Assistant] We spent years looking for the key and they might find it in a matter of days.


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[Assistant] They're doing so well. Let's have them do the hard work. When they're close to it, then we can swoop in and take it. In the meantime you'll have a chance to finish a little project here.


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[Assistant] Victor, I think he's talking about you. Yes, but where is it?


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[Assistant] Think of it as a poisoned relic. It disrupts the arcane energies that bind your parts together. Not that we understand your arcane energies.


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[Assistant] One doesn't have to understand something in order to destroy it.


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[Assistant] And ironically, the greatest threat to our safety came from one of our own. And now...


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[Assistant] I would like to congratulate our three surviving heroes on preventing tremendous tragedy.


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[Assistant] Uncle! Hey, how you been? Good. The doctor keeps me busy though. I gotta go set up. I'll see you later. Okay.


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[Assistant] I was thinking. See these broken icicles?


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[Assistant] I wonder if you could bulk up with these rather than relics. They're about the right size.


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[Assistant] Well, a minute might be enough. See the three crossbars on the gate?


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[Assistant] They're guarding that building. I wonder if that's where they keep the relics and all the other things they stole. Hope so. It's been slim picking so far. I'll see you over there. Looks like you'll need to take the long way. Sorry.


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[Assistant] Nack! Wait up! Those are security beams. And look!


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[Assistant] There's a discharge weapon too. If we break those beams, we're toast.


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[Assistant] I think that's enough. Knack.


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[Assistant] Remember what you did with the icicles? I need you to move those crystals into your body the same way.


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[Assistant] Now Knack, this next trick might be harder. I need you to concentrate and move whatever part of you is doing the thinking into the crystals. Just leave the relics behind.


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[Assistant] I present to you, Stealth Knack!


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[Assistant] I can't contact Ryder. So, just to recap.


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[Assistant] Your plan is that we sneak in through a disused side entrance, travel undetected through several miles of active mine tunnels, at which point Knack will open the door.


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[Assistant] Oh, and we have no way to tell Ryder where we've gone or what we're up to. Yes.


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[Assistant] Well, if you say it's so, I believe you, but... how?


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[Assistant] Great job, Knack! Check this out! The trackers look just like relics, don't they?


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[Assistant] It mentions a great transformation as well but it's hard to tell exactly what that means. The rest is gone.


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[Assistant] You do whatever you wanna do. However you wanna do it. And no matter how crazy it is, no one ever tries to stop the great doctor. Lucas!


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[Assistant] It means the end of the world as we know it. We need to destroy that key. Oh, this is pointless. Neck.


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[Assistant] The last strategy of the doctors ended up with us captured, and you shot! Tell me, Nack, does all of this really make sense to you?


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[Assistant] No matter how crazy the plan, no one will ever stop the Great Doctor!


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[Assistant] That giant orb seems to be at the center of the disturbance. Take it out. Maybe everything will return to normal.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I can't wait for things to get back to normal.


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[Assistant] You're wondering where I got them, is that what you're after? Won't say, but since you're so interested in them, let me give you a closer look.


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[Assistant] Okay, I'll tell you everything you wanna know. Oh, will you then?


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[Assistant] Where did the weapons come from? The way it works is this. We collect the relics, then every so often Gundahar comes this way in his airship, and we make a deal. Trade the relics for weapons. I don't know where he comes from. We just wait. What sort of airship? Well, it's hard to describe. Just take a look for yourself!


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[Assistant] Your name Gundahar? Yes. I've been looking forward to meeting you, Knack. You're no Shuman. Why do you work for them? Well, I'm no goblin either.


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[Assistant] Get in it. I'd only hold it back. This fighting unit is completely autonomous. All I need to do is unleash it.


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[Assistant] Yes, I survived the attack. All our hard work was destroyed.


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[Assistant] They are our oppressors. And when you stopped your work, you hurt us all.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uh, overtime game. That kind of surprised me. Yeah, it was a shootout, man.


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[Assistant] My head a mixer motions up and down roller coaster. We went up. We let him come down, kick a field goal, 27 seconds. It was just highs and lows, but we found a way to get it done. The thing about that win is in the beginning of the season. We were the worst red zone team. We were getting stopped on a one yard line to two yard line so many times. Yeah, and for us to just keep pushing and need to get


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[Assistant] Touchdown on the two yard line to win the game was an amazing feeling. So I'm excited. You're going to have to have surgery right at the end of the season.


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[Assistant] I had messed up my knee like two weeks ago. But you played? Yea, I played, so we'll just get it cleaned up. Doesn't hurt. No, yea, get it cleaned up after the season. Nothing's going to be better than holding up that trophy.


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[Assistant] I'm just glad my peers trust me and they follow behind me and I can lead the way. So what you told them at halftime you're going to win the game.


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[Assistant] And uh, we need people to embrace that mentality and that underdog mentality. And here we are. Reckons don't mean anything.


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[Assistant] We had so many opportunities to fold, especially in this last game.


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[Assistant] Our defense was giving up uncharacteristic big plays that we usually don't give up. You know, they took some shots and they connected and usually we don't give those plays up and they went down and scored in three plays and left us when we were down four and we had with a minute and 40 seconds left.


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[Assistant] I mean, the roller coaster that I was on, but to see our offense put together a drive and they've been struggling all year for it to finally connect in jail at the perfect time. Uhm, the stylings better watch out. I'll just let you know that. I love to hear that.


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[Assistant] They had, uh, it was a very good crowd, you know, they're expecting a huge crowd, uh, this week, you know, they have this thing caught, uh,


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[Assistant] Country Fest or something like that. Yeaah. That was going on these last two weeks, so you know, the, the Ken people were probably tired out and things like that, but this next week they're expecting a big crowd.


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[Assistant] I don't know if they're doing a dollar hot dog dollar present for the championship. You know, they're trying to make that money.


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[Assistant] Were any of these guys supposed to be scorers? I'm sure they were.


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[Assistant] Low risk, high reward. I would say if he comes in and, like you said, he's a player that the Cavaliers need and he can hit open shots and spread the floor and give D. Mitch more room, who's to say he doesn't start to steal minutes from some of those other guys? And that's when that 10 points per game opportunity starts to arise.


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[Assistant] So I'll, I'll, I'll give it a little bit of time. I just don't want cast fans to all the stuff you name.


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[Assistant] Is the reason why I think calf fans are going to have too high of expectations.


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[Assistant] When it comes to conferences, I will give you that. As him going to the Mac, as opposed to SCC school or ACC school, the training regimen and the things that these players have available to them is so different. So now he's going to the best of the best and I'm sure he knows he needs to get in the weight room and get stronger if he wants to contend and be able to play at an NBA level.


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[Assistant] Maybe I'm just drinking a Kool-Aid because I think I'm kind of high on them just because I know there's talent there. Yeah. And situations matter and circumstances matter and...


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, he made a mistake and then he transferred and then his teammates might have been as good as he would have played with at Memphis, which would have increased his value. So a lot of things go in, go into it. So I'm excited to see him. You know, I'm just glad he's getting the opportunity. He didn't ruin his life. He has the, the means to make things better right now on this road to glory. So I'm excited to see what he can do.


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[Assistant] Coaches keep them around because coaches want to keep their jobs and the university wants to win games. And the other 60 who might have had talent but didn't unlock it yet, didn't get that opportunity because coaches just washed their hands with them or the thing, the mistake they made were too big. So I would go 40-60.


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[Assistant] I would say it's a case by case basis. It's just not cut and dry yes and no. Uhm, in some cases, you know,


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[Assistant] I feel like it's the media's fault. We put so much pressures on these guys with this ring culture.


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[Assistant] You know, we're getting on him now with this one, how the narrative has kinda changed. At first we praised him.


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[Assistant] I had one counterpoint to that. Go ahead. I will say it's dying more. It's basically dead in football.


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[Assistant] And it's dying in basketball. It's dying in basketball because the team has more power to give the player more money and more incentive to stay. They can offer more guaranteed money rather than them hitting the market and going to another team. As opposed to football, the advancement of the game and how good these guys are early.


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[Assistant] These rookies are so good coming in that teams are hesitant to play vets when they can let them go and just feel like they can drive the player at certain positions and plug and play. So I would say it's dead in football because


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[Assistant] Guys know that they can get replaced with rookies quicker, so they want to get their money and that, if that causes for them to leave. Yeaah. And the life, the lifespan of a football player is much shorter than it is as a basketball player. That's true. That's a great decision. So I'm just going to go get my money, whoever's offering it, because I don't know how much longer I have to play, and it's not guaranteed. Great point. Just by the setup and the nature of the sport. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] To your point, Jay, about it being one-sided, that's so true. Because look at, look at Marcus Smart's situation. Yeaah. The guy that gave us all in, in black, green and white. There's been times teams trade guys when they're on the bench. Teams trade guys when they're warming up.


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[Assistant] Team Sim Guys home so they can find the best offer available to make the team better.


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[Assistant] And then they hide it as saying we're just trying to make the team better and improve our roster. That's how they sell it to the fan base. But when the player leaves and tries to go get the most money, then the player is selfish. Now you're ruining our team. You don't care about the fans. You never loved us. How could you do this to us fans after we've supported


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[Assistant] Whoever, Joe Smo for X amount of years. But when the team does it, uhm, it's okay. Cause they're trying to make the team better. So that's where the loyalty is one sided from the fan to the, uhm, to the organization, which is not fair. And athletes get that and they're like, well, we're just going to get our money now. You're not going to, we're damned if we do, damned if we don't anyway.


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[Assistant] Oh! I am, I mean, I am watching Game of Thrones right now. I'm a huge Game of Thrones fan. So this is a prequel. This is a prequel? Yep.


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[Assistant] Amazing. I would love to do each of those roles. That president one is funny. And that uhm, the action one would be amazing. I do want to get into the action world. I plan on taking some stunt classes when I get home so I can do some stunt fighting and stuff like that. So that, that perfectly matched.


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[Assistant] Number one would be a huge blessing. I just want to say, uhm, thank you guys so, so much, uhm, to the UCSS fan for welcoming me, giving me this opportunity to, uhm,


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[Assistant] Show my personality and show that I belong here and show that I can do this. I know it's a long road ahead of me, but this will, you guys will always be the first.


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[Assistant] I'm always a call away if I have to call in or if I'm ever in Cleveland and you guys need me to come by, uhm, I'm here. I appreciate you guys so, so, so much more, more than you ever know. And uhm, just to learn from you guys and watch how you work every day and watch G and watch Bull and the passion you guys have to all these topics and how much you really care about this market.


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[Assistant] Man, uhm, right now how big Marvel is, if I could just for some way get into the Marvel community and into the MCU universe, whether it's a villain or a new superhero that they've created or a old one from the comic books, that, that would be amazing.


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[Assistant] They bleed Marvel, so if you get in a Marvel movie.


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[Assistant] You're set, even if it's a side role, you can be a side character for 30 years. There's no doubt.


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[Assistant] No, you did something for me. I'm not gonna forget that. And I'm not gonna forget this look. Because it's not every day I get to see you like this.


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[Assistant] Alright, Georgia, roll for initiative. Uh, is a one good? No.


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[Assistant] Now the enemy archer fires an arrow that hits you in the chest.


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[Assistant] And I don't think that's legal. That's literally not possible. The enemy owns the dice I used. Now you're just being ridiculous. I was attacked by a dead guy. The only dead person on the board right now is you. This game is dumb and I ain't gonna play it again unless you change the rules. And what rules would you change? First of all,


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[Assistant] He is. But I still wanna challenge it. Georgia, you lost once, and now you wanna rig the whole game so you never lose again? And one more thing. I can't think of a D&D analogy for this, so...


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[Assistant] So everything you said was really just a metaphor. Ben really doesn't try to hide the satire much, does he? He did make me come right out and say it at the end there, huh? I was genuinely terrified someone might actually think this sketch was about dungeons and dragons. Oh, so I was the only one that was out of touch with what the rest of you were doing and saying. I wonder if that's supposed to be some sort of political commentary too.


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[Assistant] This system's set up for them to fail, because when they come out of prison, there's nothing for them.


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[Assistant] His biggest challenge is right now, surviving. The state is trying to pick up a little bit, but it's still terrible.


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[Assistant] The system set up for them to fail because when they come out of prison, there's nothing for them.


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[Assistant] And Keith was released from prison with just the clothes on his back. No money, not even a winter coat.


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[Assistant] He come out with his khaki pants, his sweatshirt, and that was it. And not a dime in his pocket.


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[Assistant] If it wasn't for this house, where would he be? I mean, he'd be homeless and without a dime in his pocket. If I'm a criminal, what's the first thing I'm gonna do?


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[Assistant] I'm gonna get me some money and the only way I know how to get money is to do it my way. And then right back in where they started.


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[Assistant] I've served in the best of times, and now is the worst of times.


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[Assistant] That's what you're assembled here in Frankfurt to decide.


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[Assistant] You're out of order, sir. You're out of order, too. By this statute, you're out of order.


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[Assistant] One of the first things we were told as elected trustees when you went on the board, when your responsibility is to be


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[Assistant] Get yourself educated. And the first question I had was how to do it.


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[Assistant] The retirement system sent me and other trustees to different investment symposiums. It's a complex thing. I did not claim to be an expert in the pension system. I knew a little bit about it.


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[Assistant] Alright then gang, so before we start coding a thing, I just want to address a couple of points. First of all, for this course, I'll be using VS Code as my text editor, so if you want to follow along exactly like me,


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[Assistant] Feel free to go to code.visualstudio.com and download it right here. You can get it for Mac and Windows and it's really nice. However, feel free to use whatever text editor you wish. Whether it be Atom, Sublime or something else entirely. That's fine.


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[Assistant] Secondly, for this course I am also going to be using materialised CSS to style our application and also just add in a bit of JavaScript functionality such as mobile menus, slide outs, that kind of thing.


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[Assistant] Now, Materialized CSS is a bit like Bootstrap, only it uses Google's material design philosophy instead of Bootstrap's design philosophy.


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[Assistant] Now, I'm not going to be going into great depth about materialise in this course at all. I'm just using this to speed up the development of our shell of the application, if you like, the design of it.


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[Assistant] If you want to learn more about materialize, I have a whole playlist on this channel dedicated to materialize.


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[Assistant] So I'll leave that down below. But anyway, to get started with this, go to materializecss.com, click on get started. And what I did was download it right here and that downloaded a zip file with all the files that we're going to need.


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[Assistant] Now, if we go to VS Code, we can see I've already started a project called PWA Tutorial and inside it, several different folders and an index file.


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[Assistant] Now, by the way, if you didn't want to write all of this template out from scratch, then I suggest you go to the github repo, the link is down below, and select branch lesson 2 right here. Then go to clone or download and click download zip.


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[Assistant] And that is going to download a zip folder with all of these course files in it. So the template is going to be ready and set up for you.


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[Assistant] Just watch the rest of this video. But I am going to be moving through it quite quickly because like I said, I don't want the focus to be on materialize or creating an HTML template. I want the focus to be on progressive web apps. So I want to get this done quite quickly. And for that reason, I'm going to be copying and pasting little snippets.


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[Assistant] From my GitHub repo and then just walking you through them. Rather than coding everything out from scratch.


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[Assistant] Okay, so first of all, inside CSS, you'll notice I have the materialize, minimized CSS file. I got that from downloading it over here, like I said before. So I just pop that inside the CSS folder right here.


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[Assistant] I've also got a styles.css folder for any of our own styles, which we'll come to later on.


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[Assistant] Okay, so inside the image folder, I have this dish.png file. Again, you can get this from the repo. If you go to images right here, you can find this dish right here. And if you wanted to, you could right click and save that. Or again, you could just download the whole branch right here and clone or download.


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[Assistant] Okay, inside JS, we have the materialize, minimize JS library. Again, I got that from the folder I downloaded from materialize. And we also have a UI.js file, and that is going to be for our own JavaScript interact with the DOM, the UI of the application.


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[Assistant] So we'll come to that later. Finally, we have this pages folder. Nothing in there at the minute, but we'll come to that later and we have an index.html file. So first of all, what I'm going to do is type out doc and press tab to create just a doc boilerplate.


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[Assistant] Now I'm going to change this to ninja food. And by the way, this comes automatically then with this meta tag for the view port and this other meta tag down here, which is nice. And now we need to preview this in a browser as we're developing it. So we can't just open this up.


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[Assistant] In a browser by double clicking on the HTML file. For example, if I go to right click and then reveal an explorer.


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[Assistant] And then it opens up in this explorer right here. If I double click this now, then it's going to open it using the file protocol over here. Now, when we're using progressive web app technology, we need to serve our pages using the HTTP protocol.


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[Assistant] So, we can't just double click on a file to open it. What we have to do is use a local development server. Now to do that, I'm using a package inside VS Code called Live Server. You can see it installed right here. If you want to install it, just search for Live Server up here and install that.


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[Assistant] Once you do have it installed, all we need to do to spin up a local development server is right click an index.html page or other HTML page and go to open with live server. And that is going to open up the file using the HTTP protocol. Okay.


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[Assistant] So then, now we have that live server up and running. We can now start to flesh out this template.


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[Assistant] So like I said, I'm gonna copy snippets from my GitHub repo and then explain them. So the first thing I'm gonna do is just copy all the different references I have to different files and place it below the title right here. So we can see materialize icons, CSS and JS.


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[Assistant] So the first thing I do is link to the materialize CSS library, which is inside


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[Assistant] Then I link to the Google font library. So that's a CDN. You can just copy and paste that from my repo. And that's so we can use the material icons, things like a cross icon or delete icon or a pencil icon or whatever we want to use.


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[Assistant] So that's really nice. Then we have a link to our own styles.css, which is also inside the CSS folder. Then we have a link to the materialize JavaScript, which we have right here. Okay.


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[Assistant] So that's it for the head. Inside the body now, what I'd like to do first of all is give this body actually a class and set that equal to grey.


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[Assistant] And lighten four. So these are materialized classes. This is going to color the background and this is going to lighten the color of the background.


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[Assistant] And scoot this back and you can see we have a nav with a z depth of zero that flattens it out with no drop shadow. Then we have a div with a class of nav wrapper and container materialized classes. Then we have this anchor tag, which is the title.


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[Assistant] We have a span tag below that with a class of right that positions it to the right of the nav. Grey text and text darken one, which darkens the text obviously. Then we have this eye tag down here. Now whenever we want to use a material icon, because we loaded this font in up here.


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[Assistant] We use an eye tag to display it and we're given a class of material icons. Now this class right here, side nav trigger is a materialized class and we're going to hook that up later on with a bit of JavaScript so that this opens a menu.


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[Assistant] And the name of this icon that we're going to use is called menu. Now I've not just made this up. I got this from the materialize icons library or the material icons library rather from Google. Each icon has a different name. This one's called menu.


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[Assistant] And when we type menu there, it displays the little burger nav for us. Okay, so let me now just save this and preview so far. And we can see now we have the title over here and we have this thing over here as well. Now we'll neaten up the styles and the colours later on, but for now let's just carry on.


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[Assistant] So like I said, this is ultimately going to be opening up a side menu and this thing right here, data target, that attribute is saying which ID to open. So we need to create a side navigation with this ID so that when we click on this, it's going to open up that side navigation when we hook up the JavaScript.


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[Assistant] So let me now just copy in this side navigation. And again, if you're getting lost here and you want to learn more about materialized CSS, check out that other playlist. The link, like I said, is down below.


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[Assistant] Okay, so we have a UL with an ID of side hyphen menu. That was the target right here. It's also a class of side nav, materialize class and side menu. That's our class.


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[Assistant] Inside we just have a series of li tags. Uh, this one is the subheader saying Food Ninja. Then we have a few different links right here. This one is just forward slash for the homepage. Then we have forward slash pages, which is this folder right here, forward slash about. So we'll create that shortly.


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[Assistant] Then we have a divider, which is a materialized class again. Just does a little line across the nav. Then we have this anchor tag, going to fold slash pages.


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[Assistant] Again we'll create that page shortly. And inside here another icon, material icons. This time the icon is called mail underscore outline and that creates a little envelope for us. And this one is for the contact page.


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[Assistant] So, again, if we save this now and preview it, we're not actually gonna see it on the page because Materialize styles this in such a way that it knows that it's a side nav, it hides it initially, and later, when we initialize this functionality in the JavaScript, when we click on this icon, it's gonna come out from the side. Okay?


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[Assistant] So anyway, let's move on for now. The next thing I'd like to do is the HTML template for all the recipes that we're going to show on our application. So remember these were like little bubbles on the page and each one had an image, a title, uhm, some ingredients and then a little trash icon delete button. So.


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[Assistant] Let me paste these in. It's going to be a lot of code and then let me just scoot this stuff back across.


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[Assistant] So we have a div to surround the whole thing called recipes, also container. So this is a materialized class. This one is our own class, so we can use it later on for our own styling or our own JavaScript. Then we have these classes, grade text and text darken one.


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[Assistant] Inside we're going to have a series of different card panels. So you can see this is just the same code repeated over and over again and each one is a card panel. So the idea being that we're going to have a new card panel for each individual recipe.


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[Assistant] So each card panel also has a class of recipe of own class so that we can use it later in CSS or JavaScript. We're giving this a white background and it has a class of row. This is a materialized class right here. To say this is a particular row of content.


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[Assistant] Okay. So inside we have an image and that is the dish image right here. So I'm just linking to that.


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[Assistant] Then below that we have a div with a class of recipe details, that's my own class. And inside that we have two divs, one for the recipe title and that's spelled incorrectly.


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[Assistant] And then we have one for the recipe ingredients. I'm not going to just correct this all over the show. Um, but anyway, we have two divs. We have a recipe title and a recipe ingredients.


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[Assistant] And then at the bottom, we have this deal for the class of recipe delete. This is going to be the button we ultimately click to delete the recipe. Again, we're using an icon, material icons, and this says delete outline. So that is the icon we're using.


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[Assistant] So all I've done is basically copied this and pasted it over and over and over again.


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[Assistant] Down here, so we have a few different recipes on the page. And if we look at this, it looks something like this at the moment. Now I'm just going to inspect this so we can see it in kind of mobile view if you like. And it looks okay at the minute, but still a bit cruddy. But don't worry, we're going to add our own CSS to this as well later on. So anyway, let's move on.


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[Assistant] Next I want to do in the centre at the bottom a little button with a plus icon which is going to be for adding a new recipe. So let me copy this stuff in and you can see this is just a div for the class of centre to centralise the button inside an anchor tag.


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[Assistant] Classes right here are for creating buttons using the materialized library. We'll get rid of that one. We don't need that. It's going to be button small.


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[Assistant] And then add button. Again, this is going to be a side nav trigger. So much like this menu thing up here was a side nav trigger that's going to open a menu. So is this thing down here. And the thing that this is going to open is the side form. So it's going to be a separate side menu and that will be a form inside to add a new recipe.


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[Assistant] We're using a material icons icon down here called add, which is a plus sign for that button. So again, if I save this and preview, we're going to see that at the bottom, hopefully there.


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[Assistant] Okay, so now let's do that other side nav. I'm just going to copy this again from my repo and paste it in. This is the last thing for this page, at least I think. So we have a div with an ID of side form. Remember that was the ID that we targeted right here.


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[Assistant] Then we have a class of side nav, materialize, so it treats it as a side navigation, hides it to begin with, then when we hook up the JavaScript later, it's gonna open when we click on this button.


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[Assistant] So, we also give this a class of side form for our own benefit, our own CSS, our own JavaScript later on. Inside we have a form that has a class of add recipe, my own class, contain and section from materialize. Then we have an H6 that says new recipe.


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[Assistant] And after that we have a divider. Then for each input field we have a div of input fields. So there's three of them in total. Inside each one we have an input and this has got a placeholder.


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[Assistant] An ID of title in this case, a type of text, a class of validate, that's a materialised class so it validates the form for us and gives us some nice feedback.


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[Assistant] Then we have a label, four title, and the four equals the ID up here, so that associates them with each other, and that is called recipe title. Same for down here, we have one for the ingredients, so placeholder.


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[Assistant] Then an idea of ingredients, type of text, and then class validate. Then we have a label for ingredients called ingredients. Finally, we have a button here down at the bottom. That's the button we click to add this new recipe. So if I save this again, we're not going to be able to see it on the screen because it's only going to show when we click this button later on.


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[Assistant] Okay, so the last thing we need to do down here is just hook up our own JavaScript file at the bottom of the body tag, which is this ui.js file. So let me just copy this from a repo. Really didn't need to do this because it's so short, but whatever. I'm super lazy.


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[Assistant] Now we have this linked to our file as well. So that is this index.html file pretty much done.


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[Assistant] Now the next thing I want to do is just add the other files. So we have a contact page and also an about page. So let's make those quickly. About.html both inside the pages folder. So new file and this is called contact.


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[Assistant] This first one over here is the contact. So let me go to contact and paste this in. Again, up here, we have all of these linked from the head. That's the CSS for materialized material icons, our own CSS and the materialized JS.


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[Assistant] Then we have this body with a class of grey much like we did in the index page. Down here we have the same top nav. We have the same side nav. We have the content now down here instead of the stuff we had in the index. So this is just a container.


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[Assistant] It keeps everything within a central column. Then we have an h5, which is a class of center to put it in the middle called contactors.


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[Assistant] Then just some lorem ipsum, then we have a divider and then just some address details down here. Finally, we have the ui.js file linked to the bottom as well.


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[Assistant] And we should see this page, but we don't, so let me re- oops. That's because we need to go into...


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[Assistant] Pages first, then contact. And there we go. There's this page. So now we just need to do about.html. And again, I'm just going to grab this from my repo. So just give me a second here. Copy and paste. And here we go. So everything's the same in the head.


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[Assistant] Everything's the same in the top nav, the side nav's the same. The only thing different is this content down here. This time, class of container, grade text and h5, about food ninja and some lorem ipsum. Then we have this script at the bottom again to ui.js. So very, very simple pages here. Save that. And if we go to forward slash pages, forward slash about.html this time, we should see this page as well.


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[Assistant] Okay. So we're two thirds of the way there. The next thing I like to do is come to styles.css. And again, I'm just going to start to copy and paste a few different styles in here. Then I'm going to go through them. So let me just grab these from my repo and paste them in.


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[Assistant] So first of all, we have some variables here. We can use variables in CSS. If you don't know about those, I've got a whole series on CSS variables. It just allows us to specify some different colors, if you like, or properties at the top in the root element. Then we can use those later on by referencing these names. So we have a primary color, a secondary color, and also a title color.


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[Assistant] So first of all the layout stars, we have a nav and the background is going to be this variable right here. That's how we use the variable, which is this color. Okay.


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[Assistant] I have a border bottom, which is 10 pixels solid and a variable again, which is this one. So these are kind of like light oranges. Then we have the anchor tags inside the nav, text transform of uppercase. And again, we're using this variable, which is a dark orange for the title.


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[Assistant] And then we have the span inside the anchor tag and that is going to have a font weight of bold.


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[Assistant] Then we have the side nav trigger, which is that little icon, and this is a margin of zero. Okay.


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[Assistant] So, down here we have the recipe styles, which is the homepage content. So I'm just styling these a little bit better. Each card panel is going to have these styles to make it rounded, border radius, some padding, a little bit of box shadow to bring it away from the page.


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[Assistant] We're going to display it as grid so that the things inside can be displayed left to right easily. And these are the grid properties we're using right here. Again, if you want to learn more about CSS Grid, we've got a whole playlist right here on YouTube all about that. So feel free to check that out. The link is going to be down below. For now, I just don't want to lose focus of what we're trying to do here.


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[Assistant] Okay. So then we have the recipe images and we're specifying the grid area based on this. So it's going to be on the left.


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[Assistant] Uh, we're giving it a max width of 60 pixels or pixels rather, not pixels. And then we have the recipe details. The grid area again is going to be details this time. Margin top six pixels.


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[Assistant] Then the delete button, grid area delete, which is on the right, position absolute, and bottom and right zero and zero, just to make it in the bottom right of the little bubble, if you like.


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[Assistant] Then we have the recipe delete icon and we're giving it a font size, the title making bold and the ingredients just reducing the font size to 0.8 amps.


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[Assistant] So finally we have some form styles which is on the left, remember the little slide out. And that's going to have a background of that orange colour. And, and by the way that's the button at the bottom.


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[Assistant] Then we have the input field down here. That's going to have a box shadow of none to make it flat and a webkit box shadow of none as well. Then we're going to have the side form button itself and that is going to be this color again, orange and just a little drop shadow. And then finally, we're going to have the input fields all having a margin top of 30 pixels. So if I save all that.


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[Assistant] And come over here. Now we can see this looks a bit nicer over here. This still doesn't work because we've not hooked up the JavaScript yet. But if I now go to...


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[Assistant] index.html is going to look a lot better. It's going to look like this.


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[Assistant] Okay, so that is looking good. The last thing we need to do is hook up this functionality over here so that when we click on one of these buttons, it opens up either a navigation to add a new recipe or the menu. So we're going to do that inside ui.js and we're going to be using the materialize library to do this.


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[Assistant] So again, I'm just going to copy this from our repo and we can see here document.addEventListener DOMContentLoaded. So that's just waiting for all of the DOM contents in the browser to load before we do this.


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[Assistant] Then inside we fire a callback function when this occurs. First of all, we have the nav menu and then we have the recipe form. So these are two different side navs, right?


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[Assistant] And we're getting all the menus first of all, and that is going to be document dot query select all side menu. So remember inside index dot HTML, if we scroll up, the menu we want to open is side menu. So it's getting anything with that class and storing it.


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[Assistant] So that's what we're doing. Then we're initializing a side nav using the materialize library, which is what M is. And we can use this because we loaded this in to the head up here. Okay.


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[Assistant] So we're saying use the side nav from the materialize library then initialize this using the init method. We're passing in the menu which we just grabbed up here and this is an options object and we're specifying where we want the menu to open up from.


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[Assistant] From the right. So when we click on this thing over here, we want the menu to open up from the right.


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[Assistant] Now I'm doing the same thing for the add recipe form. First of all, we're grabbing the form, the side nav that we want to open. In this case, it's going to be the side form. Again, if we look in index.html and come down, where is it? Side nav, it's not this. Is it at the bottom? It's this one, side form. This is what we want to open, so we're grabbing that.


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[Assistant] And then we're storing it in forms. Then we're initializing the side nav again using the init method. We're passing in the form and using this options object to say we want to come in from the left this time. So from over here, it should be the right. When we click on this, it should come in from the left. So let me save this.


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[Assistant] Come over here, I'm gonna hard refresh just for good measure and click on this button and we can see this menu now. Click away to close it. This button for the add recipe form and we can click away to close it.


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[Assistant] So there we go. This is all working now. And if we go to these different pages, they're working as well. So that's all really nice. And we can click on the logo over here to go back to the homepage as well.


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[Assistant] By the way, the way I got this preview of a mobile device over here was by going to Chrome Tools first of all, and I did that by pressing Ctrl, Shift and J. So if I do that over here, it's probably going to close it, you can see, and that opens it again.


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[Assistant] Then you click on this button up here to toggle the device toolbar. So if you click on that, then we get these different devices down here that you can select.


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[Assistant] So that's how I got this preview and that's why it looks like this a bit like a mobile device.


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[Assistant] All of the different HTML that we're going to use and the different pages and the styles. I know I kind of sped through this, but I didn't want to get bogged down in all of this HTML, CSS, et cetera, because this is not really anything to do with a progressive web app yet.


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[Assistant] So apologies if this was going a bit quick, but again, you can get all of the course files for this template from the GitHub repo if you want to, or you can just watch this, uh, video again.


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[Assistant] But anyway, now we have this simple project set up with no real functionality yet, but now we can start to turn this into a progressive web application.


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[Assistant] Go off to the park and get a little better acquainted, huh? Give your...


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[Assistant] But, I got myself in this situation. So, I got to deal with it.


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[Assistant] Sometimes I can be just laying here, trying to get to sleep. And, uh, sometimes in nightmares, it won't let me go to sleep.


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[Assistant] I went to Vietnam when I was 19 years old. Come back I was 23.


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[Assistant] I knew something wrong with me, definitely, but I didn't know what it was, you know.


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[Assistant] I think it was murder. I mean to me, that's what I feel about it, you know.


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[Assistant] That was it man, that was it. I become a crack addict.


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[Assistant] Crack is the devil, for real. But uh, today I'm clean and sober. I feel good about myself. That's about it. That's about it.


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[Assistant] You know, she said, nah. She said, let's try it. Somebody loved to apologize, you know. So I did.


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[Assistant] When I was in Vietnam, I did something that I thought was wrong. To me, it was murder.


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[Assistant] I lived with this for years. I have nightmares because of it.


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[Assistant] I did go to ease my problems, but it still comes back, just about every day.


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[Assistant] I've lost a lot thinking about you for all these years.


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[Assistant] I've suffered enough from you, no more. I'm not sick anymore, so now I'm able to deal with you.


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[Assistant] I got a sense of relief, you know. Uh, I don't feel so guilty now. I feel a lot of guilt, you know. I feel a lot of guilt, shame for all these years, you know.


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[Assistant] You're welcome. You're welcome. And welcome home. Thank you. Thank you.


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[Assistant] While that burger was made in about a minute or so, the process we go through on the average shoot takes several hours.


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[Assistant] Martial fucking law for a billion people. They're pissed off about the assassination of Jin Jae. Who was he, sir? He was on deck for the presidency. Progressive. He pushed the government for transparency, fairness, freedom of speech. Admiral Chang convinced more than a few of them that we killed Mr. Jae. Now, if your operation blows up, Chang will have all the excuse he needs to give all that anger, all that hate,


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[Assistant] Your job is to pull VIPs out of the GU towers safe and sound.


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[Assistant] You're gonna have to make do with what you have. When we reach the Titan, they'll be able to help.


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[Assistant] Long way from home, boys. Hostile waters. I don't think we've seen the worst yet. Glad to have you Marines on board. Sergeant Racker, I want a debriefing in 15 minutes. Tombstone's yours. We're off!


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[Assistant] This is all Chang's turf now. If there's anything left of our fleet, they're out there blind as bats. Appreciate the gravity of the situation, Captain. All the more reason to be careful. But putting her in the squad, Iris isn't gonna- Iris doesn't see the full picture. We're under extreme circumstances. She's going with you. Understood. Iris is a good guy. I'll keep an eye on him. Appreciate that, Pack. You got a long way to go, but your leadership material. Thank you, Captain. Anything we need to know about the assault in the airfield? Yeah. Get records.


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[Assistant] Pack, wrecker, need you to follow me on this. We need to make sure our last missiles are put to good use. Assault the airfield. Eyes on the ground.


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[Assistant] Chang control waters may be behind us, doctor, but this ain't over. We need everyone alive at combat, ready?


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[Assistant] Gatekeeper, this is Fortress. Say again, you're breaking up, over.


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[Assistant] No time, the destroyers on our tail won't pause and wait for us. Order, sir. You're gonna fire up radar, sonar, and every single scanner you got. I need to know what the fuck we are sailing into.


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[Assistant] Hello my loves. So it's July and as always I feel like this is the most intense month of the whole year.


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[Assistant] Energy is flowing from all directions. From nature, from people, from work. Everything is so alive this time of the year. And it's a lot of fun things happening all around. And it's also a lot of work taking care of the land and preparing for the upcoming winter.


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[Assistant] So in this video I just wanted to share with you what I've been up to lately and how my summer is looking like from my little corner of the world. I've actually been filming more than I thought so I will just squeeze it all together and hope you will enjoy these little glimpses of my July so far.


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[Assistant] In the winter it's getting dark at three in the day.


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[Assistant] And you can definitely not be out filming. And now I just have so much time.


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[Assistant] You know, go into your hair and in your eyelids and into your ears and I just really wish I could just sit here all night enjoying this but


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[Assistant] There you see a super small one. Do you see how small they are?


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[Assistant] And those are terrible. Those are actually much worse than- Oh, and there's a big one as well. Yeah, come on. Just take what you need.


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[Assistant] Every summer, my friend Frida, who is a farmer, brings some of her cows to the green fields here in the village where I live.


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[Assistant] If you have been here for a while you might have seen us working with the fences every summer.


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[Assistant] In the middle of the summer, the cows needs to move from one field to another. To the biggest field down by the lake where they can get plenty of green grass for the rest of the summer.


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[Assistant] It always makes me a bit nervous when it's time to move the cows. They have to go pretty far to go to the new field and sometimes they don't really follow the way we want them to go and they try to run away.


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[Assistant] This time we tried a new technique, which means that I drive the car in front of the cows and Frida jumps up in the back and try to make them follow us.


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[Assistant] This technique worked really good, until they stopped following us.


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[Assistant] We were really lucky that they actually ran right into the field by themselves, even if the fence got destroyed. But that was easily fixed.


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[Assistant] Hello. So now I'm in my van and it's two in the night. I am on my way to the south of Sweden and


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[Assistant] Pretty far south because, eh, this whole journey is gonna be about 970...


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[Assistant] Uh, kilometers, almost thousand kilometers to the south. So yeaah, I have a long journey to do, but I'm so excited because this is the first, uh, you know,


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[Assistant] Long trip with the van now, but this is not really a road trip. It's just a long journey, but I'm actually going


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[Assistant] So the south of Sweden because I'm gonna join on a seven day


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[Assistant] Meditation retreat. Which I look forward to so much. I was on this retreat in April. So this is my second time and last time I was there it was so wonderful.


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[Assistant] So I really look forward now to go on this even longer retreat. Uhm, I think it's gonna be amazing. So it's gonna be like a...


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[Assistant] Yeah, like a vacation for me. I'm gonna be there for, yeah, seven days and just be...


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[Assistant] Pretty much disconnected from things, uh, so I don't think I will film that much, maybe.


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[Assistant] Something would be nice. So it's Sunday night or Sunday morning now and the retreat doesn't start until Monday, but I just wanted to have plenty of time.


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[Assistant] You know, last time I went down to the retreat, that's when I had to crush the windows. Because I locked myself out, so.


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[Assistant] I really hope this trip is gonna be better, like, not, I don't, I just want, I just want everything to go smooth, but I think it will. I'm just gonna enjoy this trip so much, you know? I'm in my van now. Did he? Oh, so cozy.


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[Assistant] I haven't slept anything today really, so I've just been packing and fixing stuff, so it's gonna be so nice to just stop the car and go back and sleep when I'm tired. That's just crazy luxury to do that.


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[Assistant] Okay, but I'm gonna continue driving. I just started like one hour ago, so I haven't really come that far. I have some coffee as always, and I have a new episode of Yoga Girl podcast.


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[Assistant] And, uh, the night is beautiful, it's bright, it's just magical, so it's gonna be a good journey. Mwah!


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[Assistant] The journey went really well this time, and on Monday afternoon I arrived to beautiful Sjövik in Småland in south of Sweden for a seven day shaman and meditation retreat led by the amazing Jesper Westmark.


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[Assistant] Even though I've only been here once before, I feel very much at home. Both because of this beautiful and special place, but also because of the amazing people and friends that I've got to know here.


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[Assistant] So we spent our days doing meditations, saunas and sweat lodge and learning about old shamanic traditions. I felt like I was in my true element. Learning about myself and nature and all the things in life that excites my spirit. I wanted to soak in every single second of this.


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[Assistant] You know, sometimes you experience something that is just impossible to put into words. And this week was like that for me.


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[Assistant] Thinking back of these days fills my heart with so much love and gratitude that it almost explodes. I had so many beautiful experiences that I will carry with me for the rest of my life.


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[Assistant] And I also got friends for life. My tribe. We are all so different and comes from very different backgrounds, but we all connected very deeply and had so much fun together. And they will actually come visit me here in the north in a few months. I so much look forward to that.


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[Assistant] As I got home again, I felt so recharged and calm inside. And the weather was amazing. It was so warm and sunny, which is something we are very grateful for up here in the north.


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[Assistant] My older brother Isak and his family was here visiting for a week. And one of the most beautiful moments from that week was when we went out in the forest to pick some berries.


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[Assistant] The first berries to pick in the summer is cloudberries, or hjortron as we say in Swedish.


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[Assistant] They usually become ripe in the middle of July. They grow on the wetlands and the forests. We call it myr in Swedish. Those open swampy places without trees.


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[Assistant] The rest of the time in July has been spent on work and trying to catch up with things.


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[Assistant] And we have really started to settle down in the beautiful old school that we rent for our business. We have been there for five months now. And it's been a lot of work with everything around that. But I feel like things are turning out really good.


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[Assistant] Now we are at the school where we have the office and uhm,


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[Assistant] As I said earlier, the summer is quite intense because there is so much we need to squeeze into these three months of warm weather that we have here. We also need to spend some of that time preparing for the next winter. All the wood that's been out drying in the sun for some months needs to be taken in under roof so that it stays dry.


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[Assistant] Maybe you remember these scenes from an earlier video this spring. It's my grand uncle, Tage, shopping wood. He prepared enormous amounts of wood this year, and last week me and my family helped him to throw it into the barn. It would have taken an eternity to do that all by yourself.


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[Assistant] I love when people living out here go together and help each other. It makes everything so much easier.


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[Assistant] And of course I've spent way more time picking berries than I maybe should. It's been a really good year for cloudberries this summer and it feels so good to fill up the freezer with berries that will last for the whole winter. Ice cream with hot cloudberry jam is my favorite.


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[Assistant] Going out with my grand uncle Tage and pick berries in the forest is something that awakens so many memories from my childhood. I really treasure these moments so much.


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[Assistant] The special smell of these areas in the forest. The wetlands.


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[Assistant] The smell of sticky cloudberry juice on my fingers, and the smell of mosquito repellent and coffee. That combination, I love it.


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[Assistant] The feeling of being exhausted from walking in the heavy, wet terrain, but feeling so rich inside because of all the berries you picked. And because of this present moment. Being in the forest with your loved ones. Feeling free. That's true happiness for me.


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[Assistant] The summer is still in full bloom here, and I will now get out there and capture some more beautiful moments to share with you. See you soon, my loves. Take care.


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[Assistant] When you sent the pictures of your new grandson, the only thing I thought was he's got a better head of hair than Tyvis already.


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[Assistant] Oh, Boogie has officially been named a USFL nominee for sportsman of the year. I cannot think of anybody. Well, I can't think of anyone else who plays in the USFL, but I can't think of anyone rather than Boogie who I would think would represent


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[Assistant] I don't know. I just saw the tweet pop up on our Twitter timeline. I'm gonna look into that. I'll see if he, uh, if we can and if there is a fan vote and Boogie doesn't win, I'm putting it all on the UCSF.


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[Assistant] Go ahead, McNuggets. And also while we're mentioning the USFL and Bookie,


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[Assistant] The Maulers are playing the Panthers in the playoffs this weekend. Tickets are still available. You can find


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[Assistant] We're gonna get into the Imani Bates pick in a sec, but I just got one more tidbit I have to add in here. I just got word.


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[Assistant] Re-change the way he's played basketball for 19 years. He has the talent to be a long term NBA player and an impact NBA player. He has not shown anything throughout his two years of college and his last year of high school.


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[Assistant] That gives me any indication he's willing to change. Here, this is what Jonathan Gavone, who's ESPN's NBA draft expert, wrote as his final write-up. Steve, you can take this. I'll read this word for word.


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[Assistant] Standing six foot nine and having just turned 19 years old in late January, Bates tough shot making prowess and overall scoring instincts hold some appeal, but he plays such a losing brand of basketball on both ends of the floor, making him a relatively tough set. Yeah, that jumped out at me too. I saw that losing sell and I'm like, yeah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, G, I think you hit on one thing that has to be hammered here. His skillset is something that is not on this team. And in the second round, I think you're looking to fill out your roster with guys who...


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[Assistant] He hasn't grown or gotten any more athletic since he was 15. Do you want to hear his combine testing numbers? Do you want to hear his combine testing numbers? Out of 57 qualified people who they tested.


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[Assistant] His lane agility, he came 48th out of 57. His three-quarter sprint, he came out of 55th out of 57. His standing vert, 51st out of 57. His max vert, 49 out of 57. And as far as his measurables go,


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[Assistant] He had the third smallest hand size out of 67 qualified people. The... At 6'9"? And he's the only player at 6'9- over 6'7 who has a wingspan shorter than 6'11. So he's like not- he's not super athletic.


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[Assistant] He's a tough shot maker. And that is what the Cavs didn't have from the wing. And you don't have to be super athletic. If you can make tough shots, if you can make pull ups, step backs over guys with your hands out because you're 6'9".


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[Assistant] Did the Cavs get a steal in the draft with Imani Bates?


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[Assistant] And 32, uh, excuse me, 62% said yes. And I'm actually gonna agree with them. We don't know if he's a steal, but I think he's absolutely worth the risk to take at 49. Because as G mentioned, it's pick number 49. There's no risk. And of all the guys taken between 49 and 60, he certainly has the highest upside. So I would agree with that.


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[Assistant] Exactly on the dot. How's that? I have to set this up for you guys. So, there is certain things that come across the timeline that make you say, there's no way this could be real, right? There's no way. So I go and I research it and I go, holy crap. This is real.


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[Assistant] So I saw a Nick Chubb stat last week, and I've been saving this for a day. Jay and Bull were on the show together because I know you guys love Nick Chubb, carries, analytics, running the ball, run the damn ball. I've been saving this for you guys.


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[Assistant] So I went and I dug through the internet, scrubbed the bottom of the ocean,


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[Assistant] I, uh, that's my bad. I, I, yeaah, that, that was terrible. So we're just gonna move on. I'm sorry. That, that came out terribly. It's okay. It happens. Uh, so there's, there's nine of these. Some are real, some are fake.


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[Assistant] No. So what's the real fact and what's made up? There you go.


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[Assistant] No, this is either fully true or fully false, and we're doing this to amplify...


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[Assistant] You're gonna write Factor Fiction on there? Factor Fiction. Factor Fiction. I like that. Factor Fiction.


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[Assistant] In 2020 and 2021, Nick Chubb broke a total of 118 tackles, the most of any running back in the league. Is that fact? Or is that fiction?


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[Assistant] Nick Chubb has generated 1,312 rushing yards, over expected since 2018. The most by a running back over the last five seasons.


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[Assistant] Jay says fiction. We have two facts from Bull and G, and the answer to this one? Steve, when you're ready.


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[Assistant] Nick Chubb is the only running back in NFL history to average at least five yards per carry on 100 or more carries in each of his first five seasons. Once again, it is either all true or all false or all fact or all fiction.


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[Assistant] Well, it's Jim Bowne tied into, you'll see. Don't worry, don't worry. Question number four.


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[Assistant] The Browns went 6-0 last season when Nick Chubb carried the ball at least 20 times.


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[Assistant] It is fake, they were five and one. Damn it, which game did they- Uh, the last one. I don't have to go back. Uh, it was... No. No, it wasn't the last one. I have it written down, hold on.


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[Assistant] Alright, next one. Question number five.


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[Assistant] Nick Chubb set a Georgia Bulldogs powerlifting record with a one rep max squat of 725 pounds. Factor Fiction.


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[Assistant] Fact. Sorry, sorry, sorry. Mike can't read. G says fact. The answer.


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[Assistant] Score update through five questions. Bull has four, G has two, Jay is still waiting to get...


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[Assistant] Bull says factual, so that'll be real, and the answer!


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[Assistant] A secondary fact on that run, Steve, this is not the next one. He held over 21 miles per hour for 41 yards, which was the longest time in a five season span that ESPN's next gen stats have tracked a speed that long on one single play. And look at his size.


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[Assistant] Tied with Jim Brown and Barry Sanders, the most all time.


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[Assistant] G and J say true, aka real. Will the streak continue? Will J's winless streak continue, Steve?


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[Assistant] Alright, two more. Statement number eight.


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[Assistant] Jay says true. Bull says true. G says false. And this is not only real, this may be the most absurd stats in the history of running backs. I agree with you, Mike.


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[Assistant] To wipe out the guys who had, you know, weren't full-time starters.


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[Assistant] Nick Chubb had 33 carries in the fourth quarter. Okay, how many did Henry have? 79. Okay, that's exactly what I hypothesized.


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[Assistant] Kareem Hunt had 83 4th quarter carries that year. That's impossible. No, it's not. Oh, he wasn't here. Yeaah, he was in Kansas City then.


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[Assistant] According to the football database right now, yes, and I'll have Anthony look at this to tell me I'm not crazy. I am reading that correct. 33 for Nick Schub and 83 for Kareem Hunt.


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[Assistant] So we had 33 carries in 12 games, which is...


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[Assistant] Nope, I'm gonna give one more to back Chubb. His longest carry of the 33 was 59 yards. Of Derrick Henry's 79, he had a 94 yarder and Aaron Jones had a 79 yarder. So that does skew it a little bit in their favor too.


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[Assistant] I found one more website that may have confirmation on this. Uh, I'll look, I'll look back into it.


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[Assistant] The football database which has, I've used before, I think it's a pretty good website. Yeah, they're pretty good.


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[Assistant] Is this fake or is this a real stat? In 2020, going back to that year, NFL running backs averaged 3.7 yards per carry against the heavy box. Nick Chubb averaged 6.9 on 63 attempts.


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[Assistant] Two reals, one fake, and the answer is real. That is real. And a final score update. Bold did not get that. J and G did.


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[Assistant] Uh, for their careers, Chubb is 5.2 to Derek Henry is 4.8.


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[Assistant] And that's beautiful because you stopped exactly at 12. You guys know what that means. It is officially the lunch hour of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show. And that is sponsored by Colleague Companies Championship. You can check out all your favorite senior golfers at the famous Firestone Country Club, July 12th through the 16th.


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[Assistant] Kids get in free, there's concerts every night, fun, family friendly events for everyone. You can find all your information on colleaguegolf.com.


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[Assistant] We got Carlos Bayerga in 15 minutes. Okay, great. According to Steve and, uh, this next topic was from an article Steve sent us.


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[Assistant] A couple weeks ago, we've been saving this for a day where we had some time to get into it and Bleacher Report went through and named their most overrated at each position in the NFL and two Browns landed on the list. They had David and Joku as the most overrated tight end and Dalvin Tomlinson, their new


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[Assistant] Defensive Tackle signee as the most overrated defensive tackle. Once again, this is not us. This is Bleacher Reports, uh, article and they listed some honorable mentions as well. So I toss it to you guys.


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[Assistant] Do you feel like either Njoku or Tomlinson is actually overrated?


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[Assistant] Okay, Carlos Fierga is with us, right? We do. The legend is now joining us via V-Mix. What's up, Carlos?


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[Assistant] And we'll do that Monday. We'll do that. Yeah, we'll do that next week. Uh, I don't want to squeeze it in five minutes. So let's, let's start with the viewer question or two. All right. And we'll do the rest in overtime. We got a, we got a bunch of, we got over 20 since the post goes up this morning. And as you guys know, members of UCSS get a chance on Fridays to ask questions. We answer them in overtime, but we got a few minutes. So let's.


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[Assistant] Uh, let's get a couple out here. We'll do one real quick, just a one word answer.


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[Assistant] For all three of you guys. It's a sports one, so we'll keep it quick. Well, this is from Carlos Plaza. Between the Browns offense, defense, and special teams, which unit do you think shows the biggest improvement from last year to this year?


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[Assistant] The biggest improvement, not which one's the best. Exactly, biggest improvement. Special teams.


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[Assistant] Would you guys ever consider doing your own version of Hot Ones? Just for enjoyment of the fans' amusement.


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[Assistant] I think I would do it. Yeaah, I'm in. How many? Six.


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[Assistant] Yes. Yes, I have. So they have the 9-9 or the 9-1-1 challenge and in high school, like every third month when we get bored, we go do it and we'd hate ourselves afterwards. But yea, I can. Ten wings for ten thousand. Yea, I'm all in. I'm all in.


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[Assistant] That day, I was at 11 o'clock in the synagogue. It was Yom Kippur. It was not every day, it was Yom Kippur.


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[Assistant] We had guests, some of them were from the United States, another from Germany.


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[Assistant] We had more than 50 people here in the synagogue. Almost full.


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[Assistant] And they explained me that they think that it's not necessary to be present near by a synagogue.


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[Assistant] I don't know how many people would be killed. Two people. Twenty people. I don't know.


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[Assistant] It's a bad play on me, but guess what? One bad play don't define you, so I'm coming back with a better play coming soon.


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[Assistant] My name is G Battles. I'm a thug world artist from East Oakland, California by way of Vegas. And, uh, we in the building tonight with no jumper.


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[Assistant] Even though you love it though, you feel me? And sometimes it'd be hard to separate from it. You know, go ahead, go ahead. It's like when it's all you know, that's why it's like the moth to the flame. You feel me? You can always come back to the shit cause it's lit. Right. And you lit. You know what I mean? It's like that's what you identified.


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[Assistant] And uh, we had got to a point where, you know, some of the homies had passed away. We was going through hella shit.


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[Assistant] Rapping Faux Tay heard my music, and uh, I got on 106 KMU, and Faux was like, come on tour with me. So, I went on tour with Faux.


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[Assistant] That's where I met Spice and I, you know what I mean, I met Snoop and the Dog Pound, all them homies and the Outlaws.


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[Assistant] The whole west coast tribe and I met all them on the road and shit.


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[Assistant] He talking about the lake in Oakland like back in the day, you feel me? He used to pop. Like damn near, when I got to Oakland it was 96, so it was a lot of it I didn't see, but I would get stories from the homies that tell me about it and shit. Then you watch like them old school three times crazy music videos and keep the sneak videos. You'll see the lake. It was really popular. You know what?


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[Assistant] It was a point in time when I was 11, you had to fill out the ASCAP shit on a piece of paper and it was free. Now, they charge your motherfuckers to do it. It ain't how it used to be. You gotta do it online and shit, but.


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[Assistant] And you know, if you got classic records and shit, you got shit you can collect off.


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[Assistant] Okay, well toast to the most. You know what I mean? I'm like excuse me lady.


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[Assistant] But, uh, we got some heat rock for y'all though, you feel me? Man, Thug World is on the rise, you feel me? We all doing our thang, man. I was reading an article, I think it was on like Hip-Hop DX or something like that, and they was talking about you and Eazy E.


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[Assistant] Because what if the flip side of the coin you don't and then the worst situation happen on your behalf. You feel me? Everybody gonna be sick like damn I wish he would have been able to, I wish he would have used his gun to protect his family. You know what I mean? But when you actually do it then they try to villainize you for doing this shit.


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[Assistant] It shouldn't happen in the first place, you know what I mean? It shouldn't happen in the first place.


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[Assistant] Everybody want to be happy for your success. And that's what this shit shows. But it also shows that, you know, you can't give up on your dreams because Brown really accomplished a lot of shit in a short period of time. You know what I mean? Grammy nominated all kinds of legendary shit that he did in a short period of time. And he was giving back to his community. So.


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[Assistant] It's like replicate that shit, you know what I mean? Keep that vibe lit, cause he didn't have to do that.


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[Assistant] I'm from East Oakland. To see a nigga like that, it's people like Keke the Sneak. He's one of them type of niggas. He always come back to Oakland. You gonna see him in Oakland. Right. You know?


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[Assistant] And motherfuckers try to kill him though. But God...


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[Assistant] Uh, spared him a year and now he gonna bounce back.


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[Assistant] When Pi got shot the second time, from the shit that I was watching on YouTube, it was like, brother's gonna make it.


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[Assistant] The doctor said he was gonna make it and people thought he was gonna make it. But look at the situation.


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[Assistant] But on some real shit though, what you're saying reminds me of BG Knockout. BG Knockout got at me, he was like, bruh, we gotta stay in the studio, come to the studio, cause this shit that we're recording right now is gonna outlive you.


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[Assistant] He told me that shit and it inspired me and it sound just like what you saying like.


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[Assistant] The shit that you put on wax, it do last, it is immortalized, cause it be 20 years, like Pac, people still listen to his music 23 years later, 24 years later, still bumping and shit. Just like with Nipsey, Grammy nominated, people gonna be listening to his shit for ages. You know what I mean? It's just, the music is undeniable when it's real.


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[Assistant] I got cousins from Florida and shit, that was my uncle funeral. Kodak Black? I got cousins from Florida and shit, and Dade County and shit, but I fuck with Kodak Black. Me too. You know what I mean? I know it's a lot of controversy and shit, and brother say what he said about Pac, and on some bullshit.


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[Assistant] You know, you know, Lil Big Pock. You remember that mixtape when he was looking like Biggie and Pock on the cover of that shit?


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[Assistant] On the same level, you want to be, you know, acknowledged in the same vein, and that is what every artist should aspire to do, but at the same time, just like the Tekashi 6ix9ine shit, you know, there's nothing wrong with paying homage to those who paved the way, because if it wasn't for those who paved the way,


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[Assistant] You wouldn't even have a motherfucking record deal. You feel me? A lot of artists wouldn't even be able, wouldn't know about this shit, but it was somebody before them that was doing it. Just like if you listen to the lyrics, a lot of shit has been repeated.


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[Assistant] A lot of hot songs be songs that was popping back in the 90s or the 80s that they revamp and shit. And now it's just, it's new again cause the youngsters don't know about that shit back in the day, but if you old enough, you gonna know about that shit from back in the day. Never wanna go grab, you know, but.


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[Assistant] I mean, respect is given to where respect is, you know, received. It's like that.


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[Assistant] Instead of real shit, I don't believe in the term mumble raps because I think it's all an expression.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? Like they, they still got something to say. So I hear exactly what the fuck they saying. Just like when Bone Thugs and Harmony came out and I was a little nigga. It was certain shit that I didn't understand because I was so young. But now I understand everything that they were saying when I listened to the records.


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[Assistant] I mean, on some real shit, it's about the lineage. Just like all the old school artists that came from the East Coast, right? You know what I mean? That's the lineage. Just like all the old school artists that come from the West Coast, that's the lineage. And a lot of them just not paying homage, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] It's like, the lack of respect is just crazy and I feel for Tekashi69 but at the same time I can't speak on the situation cause I ain't seen no paperwork on bruh.


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[Assistant] But at the same time, it's like, it's fucked up. And if that's what you are, you know, that's a sad fate. It's like all the shit that you stood for, it's like the principles from the OGs.


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[Assistant] Real shit, I got told that from one of my homies. Rest in peace. You know what I mean? My nigga D.


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[Assistant] He told me, he was like, bruh, I love what you're doing. If I'm like, don't stop. He's like, don't be like me. Keep doing your music. And like a month later, bruh was gone. Somebody killed him. You feel me? But the words that he gave me in East Oakland, you feel me? The words that he gave me is stuck with me and it made me not stop though. Cause I seen what happened with bruh.


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[Assistant] I was ready to get money like bruh, in certain circumstances I was getting money similar to that, but.


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[Assistant] What he told me stuck with a nigga and sometimes you need people like that around you that'll tell you like, bruh, just do your music, fuck the bullshit cause the bullshit is only going to hinder you or it might permanently take you away from this shit. For sure.


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[Assistant] I got a song called whip it up, uh, featuring Spice One and Lil Scrappy. That's on YouTube right now. Spotify is doing pretty good. I mean, uh, Lil Scrappy showed me love.


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[Assistant] From the, uh, uh, world star hip hop and it blossomed into a feature with Spice and.


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[Assistant] So uhm, make sure y'all go listen to that record. And then, uh, I got another video called Roll Some Bomb. You feel me, y'all? Make sure y'all look out for that. I'ma show you that till you sleep. Alright.


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[Assistant] You feel me? Shout out to all my rolling, all my rolling niggas and all my slobs and niggas. You feel me? It's nothing but love cause this shit hurt me. I'm from East Oakland, but that shit hurt a nigga. You feel me? So.


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[Assistant] Breaking bread with us and showing this LA Southern hospitality in the midst of the madness though, cause you know, we can rise above the bullshit, you know, it just take, you know, the remainder.


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[Assistant] To unify in the, in the midst of the madness, as long as we can come together, can't nobody stop us. That's what, that's really what they fear, you know what I mean? Us coming together and being strong, so.


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[Assistant] Now you listen here, if you think you can cram your agenda past Congress, you are in for a rude awakening. You hear me? Now let me tell you a little something about the greatest word in politics, filibuster.


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[Assistant] I'm saving his life, you know. You don't have to convince me. Just yourself. Drink up. We're talking about this later.


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[Assistant] Where to sit? I have marked the general location for the first power cell, though I am surprised Kinzie also sent along fake Shandy to help us.


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[Assistant] Do not shoot the messenger. Frankly, you sound more fun than the other Shondi, and I love your hair.


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[Assistant] Don't let me stop you. Is this gonna take much longer, Sid?


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[Assistant] And I think you're drastically underestimating how dangerous the mind of a super spy can be.


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[Assistant] Kinsey. It's not you she's worried about, it's everyone else.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well, you could have killed me back in Steelport, but you let me go. I can forgive you for your punches.


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[Assistant] Ooh, that must have been a decoy. That's smart. See if there are any more around.


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[Assistant] No, not me. You finna jump these, swing at these. You know what I'm saying? So, but nowadays you do that shit, they gonna be feeling you. Oh, he's shooting! I'm like, oh shit, they caught me!


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[Assistant] Hundreds dead in Guam, a countdown to more attacks targeting America. The world is looking for answers, Mr. Fisher, and I don't have any. Fourth Echelon needs to find them, and it can't do that without a leader.


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[Assistant] And Grimm's daughter has recruited one of the CIA's best for mission support. Isaac Riggs.


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[Assistant] She didn't want you on this mission either. Sorry Sam, that's a non-starter. Nobody works better with you than she does. Welcome to fourth echelon, Mr. Fisher.


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[Assistant] He has captured top government and military officials, including the Secretary of Defense.