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[Assistant] A moment later, Ravna said, I don't know, they're well back from your walls, at least all that I can see. I don't want to butcher. Rapid fire conversation with the human in the flyer, perhaps not even in Samnorsk. The gunner did not sound pleased. Fam will pull back a few kilometers, she said. We can come back instantly if your enemy advances.


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[Assistant] Shrek's high-talk his was like a physical jab. Steel-wheeled glaring. How dare-


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[Assistant] But his lieutenant was wide-eyed, pointing toward the center of the battlefield.


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[Assistant] Of course, Steel had had a pair of eyes on that direction. But he hadn't been paying attention. The other two legs. The mantis figure dropped behind an accompanying pack, mercifully before Omni Jeffrey noticed. Thank the pack of packs that puppies are nearsighted.


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[Assistant] Steel swept forward surrounding some of Omdi, shouting at the others to get off the parapet.


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[Assistant] Both of Tyrethek ran in close, physically grabbing for the disobedient wretches. Get below! Steel screamed in Tidish.


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[Assistant] For a second, all was confusion, as his own mind sounds mixed with the puppy's. Umdi tumbled away from him, thoroughly distracted by the noise and the rough pushing. And then in Samdorsk, Steel said, There are more cannons out there. Get below before you're hurt.


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[Assistant] Shrek took the human child in paw and jaw. He and one of Tyrethect hustled the protesting children down the stairs. As they departed, Tyrethect was already embellishing on Steel's story, reporting on the troops it could see from below the crest of the hill.


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[Assistant] After they were gone, Steel stood for an instant, silent and shivering. He had never seen disaster so narrowly avoided.


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[Assistant] Along the ramparts his archers were showering arrows upon the enemy pack and the two legs. Damn, they were almost out of range.


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[Assistant] In the castle yard, Shrek detonated the lesser dump. The explosion was a satisfying one, much louder than an artillery hit. One of the inner towers was blown apart. Flying rocks showered the yard, the smallest pieces reaching all the way to where steel stood on the ramparts.


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[Assistant] Ravna's voice was shouting in swift Samnorsk, too fast for Steele to understand.


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[Assistant] Now all the planning, all the hopes, all balanced on a knife edge. He must bet everything. Steel leaned a shoulder close to the comm and said,


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[Assistant] Sorry, things go fast here. Many more woodcarver come up under smoke. Can you kill all on hillside? Could the mantises see through smoke? That was part of the gamble. The gunner's voice came back. I can try. Watch this.


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[Assistant] A third voice, thready and narrow, even by human standards. It will be fifty seconds more, Sir Steel. We're having trouble turning.


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[Assistant] Good. Concentrate on your flying and your killing. Don't look at your victims too carefully.


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[Assistant] The archers had driven the human back, part way under the cover of smoke. Other packs were rushing out to protect her.


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[Assistant] By the time the visitors circled back there would be lots of targets, the human lost among them.


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[Assistant] Two of him caught sight of the spacer floating down through the haze.


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[Assistant] The visitors would have no clear view of what they were shooting at.


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[Assistant] The pale light flickered from beneath the craft. A scythe swept across the hillside toward Woodcarver's troops.


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[Assistant] Pham was bounced around his perch as Blue Show turned the boat back to the target.


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[Assistant] They weren't moving fast. The airstream couldn't have been more than 30 meters per second.


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[Assistant] But every second was full of the damnedest jerks and tumbles.


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[Assistant] At one point, Fam's grip on the gun mount was all that kept him indoors.


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[Assistant] 40 some hours from now the deadliest thing in the universe is going to arrive and I'm taking pot shots at dogs. How to take out the hillside.


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[Assistant] Steel's whiny voice still echoed in his ears, and Ravna wasn't sure what OOB was seeing beneath all the smoke.


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[Assistant] He might do better without automation than with this bastard mix. At least his beamer had a manual control.


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[Assistant] Fam embraced the barrel with one arm while he reached with the other.


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[Assistant] At wide dispersion, the beam was useless against armor, but could burst eyes and set skin and hair afire, and the beam width would be dozens of meters across at ground level. Fifteen seconds, sir fam? Blue Shell's voice came in his ear.


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[Assistant] Here and there was a pile of doggy bodies, an occasional gun tube. There's a crowd of them ahead, Sir Fab, running near the castle.


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[Assistant] Fab leaned down and looked forward. The mob was about 400 meters ahead.


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[Assistant] There was plenty of water under that dried cover. It exploded in steam as the beam passed over it.


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[Assistant] Those they must have made themselves, in a world with no evidence of firearms. Steel was the classic medieval manipulator.


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[Assistant] Fam had spotted the type from a thousand light years out. They were doing the critters dirty work, that was obvious. Shut up, deal with steel later.


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[Assistant] Slanting in on the packs, Pham fired again, sweeping through living flesh this time. He fired ahead of them and on the castle side. Maybe they wouldn't all die.


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[Assistant] But now it's time to move on and choose the next review. Well, it may not be the next immediate review, but it will be the next out of these three. So, we have JD McPiller, Barry Duh Peddle,


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[Assistant] We probably will win since I think he scored number two on the last poll.


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[Assistant] Man, that is more than a year ago. That's ridiculous. So it really has been a long time actually since we first saw...


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[Assistant] In this four pack, which means that he definitely could be released again in the future.


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[Assistant] But he may not, he may end up being exclusive to this four pack, which is why I totally recommend buying it because all four of them are like that. It's not like there are any duplicates or any re-releases in this box set. They are all brand new first looks and my opinion,


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[Assistant] It's a little expensive online, but in stores, $16, that's the best deal of your life right there.


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[Assistant] But they actually all have unique expressions for the most part. Ed and...


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[Assistant] That's kind of like the first time where I've really noticed that they really use that spoiler a lot because they really tend to change it up on the next gens. But I feel like it's more on the other model, this model right here, rather than this more clunkier. I wouldn't say clunkier, but more balkier I guess is the right word for it.


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[Assistant] On the hood, he has the Interception logo. Now, Interception is a dating website. Doesn't make perfect sense because like, if you intersect with someone, it makes...


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[Assistant] Like you're, I don't know, getting together, having a relationship. So I think this is one of the best sponsors, very creative. You can see how they make the intersection there and it forms the heart. This is probably the male car. That's probably the female because she has a spoiler. I really don't know, but I don't know. That's just the way I interpreted it.


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[Assistant] You can see the two-part grill there, which is basically a mustache. You have the vents here on either side.


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[Assistant] My flip has a chip right there, pretty big, but whatever, I'm not gonna spend another


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[Assistant] $80 what my parents got for me for Christmas, so very nice of them, but...


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[Assistant] Yeah, I do not want to get another one of these on eBay since they are a lot of money.


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[Assistant] He has black rims with some nice white silverish trim and the black lightyear tires and it does say lightyear in the white text right there although it is very very small, it's like a sliver.


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[Assistant] His contingency sponsors are the Pissing Cup, Carbon Cyber, Combuster, and Synergy. Hopefully we see the next gens for those soon.


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[Assistant] And the stock car for Carbon Cyber, that's the only stock car that we haven't gotten out of those three. So on his side you can see all these white roads with the pink dotted lines in the center. Obviously, roads in real life are black with yellow dotted lines, but this


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[Assistant] Is to, you know, go in with the whole love concept because pink represents love a little bit along with red.


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[Assistant] On the roof, you can see the double zero, which is his number. Very cool. I almost like skipped it just because, I don't know, I didn't really notice it there, but it's very cool that he has double zero as the number. Reminds me of 007, like, you know, James Bond.


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[Assistant] So he's like double a flip, kind of, I guess. Then you can kind of see like the hearts again almost, or just kind of like, I don't know, it reminds me of breast cancer awareness. But this ribbon basically right here, you can see the roof flaps there.


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[Assistant] The spoiler has intersection right there with a white background. I like the heart for the eye dot.


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[Assistant] On the back here, again, you have the intersection logo, white on either side with some pink dotted lines. The yellow stripes are his rookie mandatory stripes. Got double zero over there, intersection there. Very, very nice. The decals on both of his sides are the same.


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[Assistant] This arrow indicates to the pit crew where to lift him up at to change the tires. And that's pretty much it for Flip himself.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, since it is a new sponsor, we really don't have any, like, team members, we don't have any crew chiefs, haulers, so hopefully, Cars 3, they will release some of those, but yea, we just had these two guys. Jimmy Cables was a first look in a Target exclusive 11 pack. I reviewed him over the summer, so if you'd like to see my review of that, link will be down below.


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[Assistant] More of a reddish pink, however you want to say it. But I really do like the both of them, and they look great together in my opinion. The logo did not change that much. Maybe it's because, you know, Jimmy was the stock car in Cars 3, they didn't have a Cars 1 racer, but usually there's more of a change in the branding. But here, not really.


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[Assistant] Just the color, I guess you could say. I mean, he's still double zero. Obviously there's more of a 3D aspect to the number. You can see like the shadow behind it, whereas none of that is on the next gen here.


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[Assistant] You can see the intersection of some of the roads there. They're gradient, which means they're shaded darker in some places, lighter in some others. Whereas these, just plain white.


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[Assistant] And you can see how basically the logos and everything stayed the same. So it's interesting to see that, you know, cars that didn't have racers in cars won.


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[Assistant] But in Cars 3 they do, you can see that the evolution of the branding isn't really that, I don't know, noticeable, I guess you could say.


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[Assistant] He did lose the slogan, bringing all those together, which obviously means like bringing cars together and giving them relationships basically. So no more of that slogan, but that's okay. I really do like Flip and his very simple design. So that's pretty much it for Flip. I do want to talk about


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[Assistant] One, two things actually. I want to comment on his name. I think his name is very creative, and it's one of my all time favorite names actually because I just love it. Obviously Flip.


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[Assistant] Dover is a play on flipped over. Like, I got flipped over in the car last night. Basically like that. So I love it. If you say it fast, it sounds like flip.


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[Assistant] Second, the thumbnail which I'll have to take after this video is going to be kind of difficult because, you know, usually I use printouts from online.


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[Assistant] For the background pictures, so I'll just google like, N2O Cola logo, and you know, if it doesn't have a background, I add a purple background to it, which is what I did for the last video.


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[Assistant] And then, you know, I just put it in the background and I used the collector card that it came with. But since Flip doesn't have one, it would be awesome though if he got one. I mean, just imagine how pink it would be, it would be awesome.


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[Assistant] But I don't know how I'm going to take this thumbnail. I may just have to have a completely pink background or something like that because this will be kind of tough. I just wanted to talk about that. Made this video a little longer since I think it was kind of short. So thank you guys very much for watching. Let me know in the comment section below, do you prefer Jimmy Cables or Flip Dover?


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[Assistant] Mine is definitely Flip. He's just awesome. Love the next gen. Love the pink. And so I'll see you guys tomorrow for another video. Hope you enjoyed this one. Bye now!


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[Assistant] See, uh, I had already, I already knew that nigga.


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[Assistant] I was, I was, I was just a fan pretty much. Okay. You know what I'm saying? I was just listening, like I remember the first council show I went to, I was straight civilian mode. Oh yeaah.


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[Assistant] I was going there, I just wasn't, you know what I'm saying, rapping, I was just, I was so weak, that was my shit, that was my first love, that was my baby, you know what I'm saying. That was just what I did. And that's how I, you know what I'm saying, got into like the circle with them niggas, cause like I said, I already knew them.


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[Assistant] But then I had sold some weed to him and shit and then I sold some weed to um, Linko and him and shit and I was in a car with Linko and he was playing this, he was playing this tape unlit before it dropped and shit.


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[Assistant] And I was like, damn that nigga still rapping. And I was like, you know, I was like, cause that nigga was rapping like a while back and shit.


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[Assistant] It's already, it's already some niggas. I come out, I come out to LA, it's already some niggas talking about I set them up for a pound. I'm, I'm geeking. I'm like, nigga, fuck outta here. I could buy a pound if I wanted to. These niggas mad and we was on Venice Beach today.


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[Assistant] My arm, I did my halfs 140. Depending on if I fucked with you, I did my zips 250. Okay. You know what I'm saying? If I ain't really fucked with you, I tried to hit you with that 280 or I'd even kick it up a notch to hit you with that 3. Them QPs was 950. Them HPs was 1750. And if I fucked with you, they were 1700. And I ain't sell nobody no P's cause I want nobody on that shit.


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[Assistant] I spit a rap for Linko, and then as soon as I spit it, I'm talking, as soon as I'm done, that nigga say, you in divine counsel. I said, word. He said, word. I said, word.


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[Assistant] And then it's like, I had no intentions of recording anything or nothing like that. I didn't want to be a rapper or artist. I just wanted to sell dope. That was my shit.


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[Assistant] My thing is about that shit, uh, I don't like to be in the studio with a lot of niggas. I like to be in the studio with niggas who need to be in the motherfucking studio. Right, okay. You know what I'm sayin'? I don't want no nigga who's just sittin' there.


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[Assistant] Hey, shout out to uhm, Noob Saibot, real nigga.


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[Assistant] I was on fucking YouTube for like hours just watching the whole fucking Mortal Kombat movie and I just learned it.


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[Assistant] I used to, uhm, when I was growing up, I used to listen to a lot of Shabba Ranks and shit. Okay. I was loved by a dude, a lot of bad dudes. First CD I ever bought though was New Jock City by Young Jock. Wow, okay. For no reason, got it for no reason. You still got love for Young Jock?


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[Assistant] I'ma go ahead and say you're not really black, if you haven't seen Temptations, the Temptations movie a good, what, 50 times? I say 100.


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[Assistant] Cause you know, Zeitgeist starts off pretty hard, they start off with like talking about like how Horace is like the, the original, you know what I'm saying? They start talking about how like Jesus is like the...


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[Assistant] I was looking into the Anunnaki but it sounds wild. Cause they talk about like they kidnap humans and shit to trade technology and all that shit.


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[Assistant] The Buddy Parkade cause I was selling that dope.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? It was like those bitches who thought they was the shit.


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[Assistant] That's the thing about those overseas artists and shit though, you know like Drake and Adele, cause not only, you know with like niggas in America, they rep their state, and even niggas in their state with that ass just rep their block.


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[Assistant] Uhm, we got a, we had, uh, we had the Define Household produced by Shlomo, Shoutout Shlomo.


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[Assistant] My thing, I always say like, I literally wrote what the beat told me to write.


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[Assistant] When I, when I, when I make songs, I, I would try, I always would make it with the beat and I try to, I try to really


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[Assistant] Divine Council really trying to change the world, man. Just not music. That's what I'm in here to do, man. Hell yea. They trying to change the sound, the feel and, you know, just the whole vibe of everything. We not trying to, you know what I'm saying? We not trying to change for the world. We want the world to change for us. Okay. You feel me? Well said.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, you know, I, it just, we work on shit all the time. You know what I'm saying? Like, me and him, we, we bout to drop Silk Money vs Saras. Yeaah. Yeaah, that's about to come out. Silk Money vs Saras.


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[Assistant] And I forget them every time I would get ready to actually use the fucking hotmail. I forget the shit. I gotta make a new one.


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[Assistant] I don't know, my thing is though, like I don't know if I would want a motherfucker to have my account, cause usually when a nigga die and a nigga got his account, they start selling like shirts and merch.


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[Assistant] I wanna, I deadass wanna be grown into a weed plant. I want my ashes mixed into some really nice soil. And I wanna be grown into a really nice weed plant.


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[Assistant] That's why I get my news from fucking Twitter.


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[Assistant] You guys too? Nah, I, I went, I went from, I went, I went from Picso to Bebo, I skipped MySpace, I went to Facebook, and then I went to Twitter, then Tumblr, I deleted Facebook, cause a lot of Feds started getting on Facebook.


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[Assistant] That's, you know what I'm saying, shout out Bass World. Uh huh. I would say that, you know what I'm saying, throughout everything. Council got love for Bass World. Yeaah, like, I'm not going, like a lot of people would say I'm a bass legend, but I'm not going to say I'm a bass legend until Lil B himself says I'm a bass legend.


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[Assistant] Nobody was on this. They deadass, they like, our future in Lil B, they deadass made the game weird. They deadass like, everything that is out here right now, that is just completely just out of the ordinary, it wouldn't really even be here.


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[Assistant] My thing about Lupe, a lot of niggas would sit there and say Lupe crazy, but they saying Lupe crazy because they don't know what the fuck he talking about.


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[Assistant] That nigga Lupe is really just trying to just like, in a way trying to just open people's minds to like what the fuck is really going on, like not with, just within the music industry, but like with the world and shit, like niggas think he's a fucking


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[Assistant] It couldn't work for me, I got too much pride for that shit. Plus at the time I was a broke ass nigga, so I be damned if I'm not gonna say a broke ass nigga, I have shit that I would rather spend my money on in a month of a slot.


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[Assistant] I'm going to get some fashion tips to some of these conservative, traditional teams. Step up your alternates. Just go ahead. I'm going to let you know that right now. Add some pink into the mix. Pink is masculine. We good right now.


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[Assistant] Especially since coming off the buy that Miami game at Miami and that could be a hot game. You haven't been used to the heat and might be.


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[Assistant] You might be thinking about Buffalo next week, and they got some upgrades on receiver Tyrick Hill and Jalen Waddle.


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[Assistant] Interesting. Okay, G. Look, I'm gonna tell you what. I agree with Uncle Brad.


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[Assistant] Oh and one thing, that 13 and 4, I think he's right in the wheelhouse where we need to be. With Deshaun Watson, I got him at 12 and 5. I got him at 12 and 5.


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[Assistant] This is top 5. This is top 5. Guy can move. Guy can be in the pocket. He drops dimes. And you got a running game. Think how good Baker Mayfield was. People talk about 2020. 2020 Baker was top 5.


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[Assistant] I agree. The quell, Dizzy G. Bush here, uhm, kinda piggybacking off what Brad said, cause I think he, he, he hit something a little bit. We've heard, uh, The Rift.


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[Assistant] Like we've heard about the rift between, uh, the locker room and whether Baker's lost the locker room or if that even came to a point.


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[Assistant] Would he, would he be welcomed back into the locker room? You're a defensive guy, right?


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[Assistant] You know, you know how it is in a locker room, defensive guys spend most of the time with each other. That's what you see. You don't really see the offensive guys too much because you're just so an individual. So do you believe that if it came down to that, as the season goes along and training camp starts, that the defensive guys, the defensive leaders,


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[Assistant] Will open their arms and accept them back into the locker room or do you think it's too far gone?


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[Assistant] Alright. You know, De'Quel, you know, I talk about it a lot. You know, we go to the other side of the football and Joe Woods and his defense.


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[Assistant] And, you know, I was critical after the Kansas City Chief lost a couple years ago in the playoffs. You know, we couldn't get off the field. We 3rd and 14. We let Chad Henney scramble, but I thought Joe, I thought Joe Woods came back and did a nice solid job in terms of, you know, getting his team ready to go more pieces and parts. When you were a linebacker,


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[Assistant] Did you, did you want to attack, blitz more, be more aggressive, or were you, cause you guys played 3-4, you guys did a lot of things, you dropped in zone a lot.


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[Assistant] You know, you gotta promote my brother. You gotta get on here. Tell us about your podcast, man. Oh, yes. Yeah, definitely.


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[Assistant] And Jay, Jay, my biggest take from this interview was he said, hey,


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[Assistant] The defensive guys were welcoming back into the locker room. That is huge. That's big. Because he's the first guy we've talked to on the defensive side. That's right. That said.


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[Assistant] It's hard for Office of Alignment. It's hard for the Office of Alignment. They're just together. They're like one unit. Those guys are even to themselves off to themselves.


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


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[Assistant] He's gonna be here Tuesday. Chris Holman's gonna be here. And so, I tell you what man, especially, you very rarely see a show or something that is speaking directly to certain demographics. There's been so many times that people say


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[Assistant] We don't have a voice. We don't have guys that are on TV. We don't have guys that are on the radio.


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[Assistant] And to have an opportunity to be able to get a guy like Maurice Claret to come in here and tell his story that's from the inner city Youngstown.


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[Assistant] That grew up in just like a lot of people in inner city and Cleveland have and to tell that story and to show that hey look.


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[Assistant] Just because you didn't make it to the league or just because you, you, you didn't have, you didn't play in the league 10, 15 years does not mean you can't be successful. One of the most interesting things I'm interested in is the fact that Murray's correct. You told, you told me off air.


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


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[Assistant] You know, Greg, you know, you know, we've had some nice serious questions so far, but let's get down to the real brass tacks.


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[Assistant] I've been watching your game on and off the field, and one thing that I've noticed as I've been doing, you know, my research is, man, you a fly dude. You a fly guy.


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[Assistant] Listen, your shoe game is ridiculous. I see you with some all red J's. I see you with the, with the leopard cheetahs print spikes. Right? Do you feel, first of all, I'm going to get two questions here. Do you feel like you got, you know, one of the better shoe games on the Cleveland Browns right now? There we go.


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[Assistant] So, so let me, let me, uhm, let's get to this for all the sneakerheads out there, man. So, you know, I'm a shoe guy myself.


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[Assistant] Shoe that you got, that you, like, when you really made it and you got that first check, you said, oh, I gotta get these. I don't care how much they cost, we getting them.


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[Assistant] Crocs or another thing? Like the crocs is an offshore market. Crocs is the thing that you wear. Do you wear, uhm, are you a big wearer of the crocs during camp and training camp because your feet hurt, uhm, but you can be a little stylish with the crocs too. I've been scouting that as well.


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[Assistant] When we talk about cornerback position for the layman out here, regular fans, you know, they kind of don't get what DBs do. Uhm, can you kind of explain the difference between


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[Assistant] Playing the outside corner as well as playing what's the difference between playing the outside guy that's


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[Assistant] Taking on a number one or number two receiver or as opposed to playing inside where you may be guarding a slot receiver. Like what, what, what, what's your mindset that changes your, or is there a mindset change if you plan on outside of where the, uh, guarding somebody on the inside in the slot?


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[Assistant] Alright, we're gonna get you out. First of all, thanks for, you know, hanging out with us, kicking it with us a little bit. We're gonna get you out of here on an easy one. What is your guilty pleasure fast food? Like, you know you ain't supposed to be eating it. You know the trainer and the nutritionist said, listen, Greg, you can't be eating gummy worms before the game. You know that. But, what is, what is your go-to, uh,


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


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


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[Assistant] If the Charlotte Watson is not playing, I would still pick them ahead of the Carolina Panthers. The spread would change. The spread would absolutely change. It would change a little bit, but I still got Nick Chubb.


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[Assistant] He does. It's a big problem. I've drafted Nick Chubb, I've drafted Kareem Hunt. It's so nerve wracking when you at the goal line and they got 75 fullbacks and tight ends in the game. I'm like, listen man, just take one of them tight ends out.


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[Assistant] Hare Krishna, Urmila Mataji. Welcome to the Monks Podcast once again. Hare Krishna. Thank you so much for sparing your time. And Russell Prabhu, although it's midnight for you, thank you for adjusting your schedule and joining here. Hare Krishna.


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[Assistant] Samatha ji, today I thought we could discuss broadly on the topic of writing and more specifically about pursuing writing as an art in Bhakti. So,


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[Assistant] How I got inspired about this topic is that we have worked as BTG Review Editors.


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[Assistant] And when you were reading some of my articles or reviewing various articles, you often pointed out


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[Assistant] The use of literary devices and the poetic aspect of writing apart from poetry.


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[Assistant] The aesthetics of writing, I had not seen that much discussed among devotees. In general, I was inspired, I was always, I always liked to write.


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[Assistant] And when I came to Bhakti, I had so many ideas. I had actually a message to share.


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[Assistant] That for most devotees, writing was a craft. That means it was just a tool to preach.


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[Assistant] Okay, I'm giving classes, but let's have some notes and let's put them in a systematic, organized way. Not that the writing didn't have its, uh, its virtues, including sometimes the art, some artistic aspect also.


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[Assistant] But the idea that it's not just a tool, it is definitely, but it is much more than that. It is a art and as devotees we can pursue that.


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[Assistant] So that was something which I found both revealing and encouraging.


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[Assistant] And since then, I, whenever I write articles, I try to come up with the rhyming titles for the articles or do some kind of wordplay. And, uh, I found that it also has its appeal.


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[Assistant] So it becomes memorable, it becomes attractive. So in that sense, of course, wordplay is just one aspect of the beauty of writing and art of writing. But that was, I thought that we could discuss this topic. We have discussed, I have had podcasts on writing earlier, Vijayadvaita Maharaj and Garuda Prabhu. But I thought this particular aspect has not been focused on.


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[Assistant] So maybe you could start with how you explore writing and especially the art, art aspect of writing.


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[Assistant] Just for you, I said journaling means you write it for your self-expression and for your personal glorification of Krishna. I know you have published one book, but you're talking about poetry more as a form of journaling here, is it? So, more for personal writing?


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[Assistant] Was it natural for you to start using, start writing and journaling, journaling to poetry?


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[Assistant] In some ways, our devotee life is quite busy and writing is not always prioritized.


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[Assistant] So many other services which are considered more important and which can very easily be more quantified in terms of.


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[Assistant] I think that's a big challenge and uh, because at one level, the notion, especially in the moment, I think to some extent was that, you know, idle time means idle mind is a devil's workshop.


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[Assistant] So did you, so over a period of time when you started writing, uh, when did you, when was, when did you start writing in a major way and how did you manage the time for that?


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[Assistant] Writing, it's as, when I talked earlier about tool for outreach, that's important, but you could say writing is also a valuable tool for in reach.


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[Assistant] But for some, some devotees, the idea that okay, if you're right, first of all, writing to publish itself doesn't seem, I have had devotees asking, how many people became devotees by your books that were written? I don't think we can quantify like that.


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[Assistant] But okay, if you're writing and you're not in publishing, what are you doing spending so many hours?


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[Assistant] So there may be different ways in which a person may, may have their needs addressed and journaling could be one of the tools in it.


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[Assistant] When we are writing, it is, it is in one, Prabhupada also says that writing is Shravanam Kirtanam Smaranam.


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[Assistant] So it's a devotional service in one sense and we are doing it for Krishna's pleasure. At the same time, we do.


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[Assistant] So, so earlier you said you were writing for satisfaction, writing for fun and going back to your novel Essence Seekers, I think that is, uh,


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[Assistant] The Bhakti tradition in India also spread, uh, through poetry and through, you could say the, uh, the artistic aspects, the cultural aspects. The Acharyas were the Varanam Acharya, Madhu Acharya, they were the systematizers.


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[Assistant] But for the general people, they knew it more through music or through poems. I grew up in Maharashtra in India and we knew


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[Assistant] Many of the saints poetic verses, I didn't know much about the Acharyas, but I knew a lot about these saints. So in one sense that,


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[Assistant] Not just scriptural stories, but retell stories. These are also a way in which outreach can be done, but it seems we haven't done that so much till now. Or maybe we are not attracting the kind of audience who is interested in, who is interested in that kind of reading.


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[Assistant] This is very fascinating. So in the Chaitanya Charita Amut also it's said that one of the characteristics of a devotee is kavi, is kavya. So now kavi can also mean philosopher in the Bhagavatam, kavayo, but it also means poetry.


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[Assistant] You know, he is quite serious, systematic, logical in many of his writings, the way he builds up Gaudiya Vishnu Theology in Jaiva Dharma.


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[Assistant] Is overall poetry on a decline in contemporary society? And have we done enough to


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[Assistant] Yeah, but I don't think Prabhupada wanted that to replace the main liturgy in the temple.


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[Assistant] That's interesting. It's very true that audio books were almost unknown maybe 10 years ago, but now audio books have become huge. Yes.


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[Assistant] When you say as writers, you have to keep it in mind, what would you mean by that? You have to be more conscious of how our words sound or not use very long sentences which people can't understand when they are being read out or what would that mean?


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[Assistant] It's, I was processing a lot of things you said that especially about the


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[Assistant] Poetry coming out in, in the form of poetry itself, people don't sit and read, but poetry is still there. Now with respect to writing also, you talked about writing in various genres. So one of the genres of course is fiction.


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[Assistant] So not many devote as compared to the number of non-fiction books we have written. I don't think that many fiction books have been written.


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[Assistant] The books which are in one sense grounded in facts, but they may not be true in the sense that the way the whole facts are brought together, the narrative that is being told to that.


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[Assistant] It's beautiful though, contemplated that way. You talk about math, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Is this poetic aspect something we consciously strive for? Because not everybody seems to have the same level of poetic ability.


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[Assistant] And I don't want to leave our readers with the impression that writing is more difficult, writing in bhakti has to be more difficult than what it already seems to be.


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[Assistant] Because writing itself is hard work putting, sitting down and organizing one's thoughts. And when someone starts thinking that...


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[Assistant] So is this something which we, which some people will naturally be blessed with this ability and, uh, of course.


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[Assistant] Not that some people are less talented, but some people have talents which are common. They may not be noticed. Yeah. Exactly.


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[Assistant] That's beautiful. So actually if we keep doing something, we will to some extent improve at it and then.


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[Assistant] But are they not, are they not writing it necessarily to, so that the whole world will applaud it?


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[Assistant] Because okay, I had written my thoughts, but it's very difficult to be self-critical, at least immediately.


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[Assistant] Maybe after a week or a fortnight or a month, if you read something, then it's, it's a, you can have a more objective way of looking at it. So I find that immensely helpful. Whatever, but I would also say that


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[Assistant] And now it's not always possible to have senior devotees give feedback.


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[Assistant] Either it is good or it is not good, like even that particular article you mentioned. It's good and you accept it as it is, otherwise just forget everything.


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[Assistant] You know the way you have got the concept of rasabhas from a transcendental level, something which you can easily relate with, that's nice. Yeah, I've seen that sometimes it's one thing too when we are reading something and it's like sometimes the


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[Assistant] And suddenly from gent- I mean it's not exactly Rasaabas, but something from gentle suddenly it becomes harsh and one part of it is very open, non-judgmental and suddenly it becomes-


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[Assistant] I think this is something which we can, if somebody is not having great poetic sense, this is something which you can easily relate with and you can fix this. And that that itself will at least not impede the


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[Assistant] So in some ways we can say that's our service also.


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[Assistant] You mentioned about your books, so if you want to share something about your books?


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[Assistant] I can sense this sometimes when I'm travelling, devotee, the congregation ask me to speak to their children, but then there are children from 5 year old to 20 year old. It's very difficult to speak.


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[Assistant] So we don't want to insult the intelligence of the 20-year-old. At the same time, we don't want to exhaust or, yes, overwhelm the five-year-old. So that's just for one talk for half an hour, 45 minutes, one hour. But if a whole book, it's definitely a significant challenge.


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[Assistant] Writing a gratitude journal can help us see how our life is already so rich. Otherwise, it is easy to feel resentful or negative.


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[Assistant] And throughout the day we can be looking at what we are writing. So we don't have to have necessarily poetic skills for writing.


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[Assistant] And that kind of, uh, philosophers.


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[Assistant] So of course, we are not separating the head and the heart because the person is integrated and what is written can appeal to both.


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[Assistant] Because otherwise it's all just, just false.


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[Assistant] But fiction can educate one more about truth and sometimes true facts may not actually take one toward the truth.


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[Assistant] So it's, uh, it's the content that is important or the content in the objective that is important. It's a Bhakti Raut Thakur road fiction and then.


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[Assistant] And then while personal writing for ourselves is good, one advantage of writing for others is that.


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[Assistant] So I think that the last point about level appropriate writing is something which also applies for everyone, but at the same time that is, that difference is not so much, but for children it becomes a huge difference.


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[Assistant] There is Krishna's song going on and when we try to glorify Krishna through our abilities,


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[Assistant] Then we are participating in Krishna's song.


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[Assistant] Krishna's dance that's happening in the material world and some of us, everybody has some special talents, but some of us may have extraordinary talents and some of us may not, may have extraordinary talents, but still the talents are there and we use them to glorify Krishna in our own way.


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[Assistant] If there aren't two packs, then why can we hear each other and not the rest?


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[Assistant] I think that when you turned your back on Sam, that was a pretty significant move, a change. And when I followed you away, I think that was significant too. You've got a point, I conceded. But what can change can change right back. He got up and started trotting toward the east. No time to argue about it now. We should be moving right along before Sam. He was right about that part. There was no time for this argument.


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[Assistant] I fell into a run again, not pushing myself quite as hard.


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[Assistant] Seth stayed on my heels, holding the second's traditional place on my right flank. I can run somewhere else, he thought, his nose dipping a little. I didn't follow you because I was after a promotion. Run wherever you want, makes no difference to me. There was no sound of pursuit, but we both stepped it up a little at the same time. I was worried now. If I couldn't tap into the pack's mind, it was going to make this more difficult.


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[Assistant] I'd have no more advanced warning of attack than the Cullens. We'll run patrols, Seth suggested. And what do we do if the pack challenges us? My eyes tightened. Attack our brothers, your sister? No, we sound the alarm and fall back. Good answer. But then what? I don't think. I know, he agreed. Less confident now. I don't think I can fight them either.


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[Assistant] But they won't be any happier with the idea of attacking us than we are with attacking them. That might be enough to stop them right there. Plus, there are only eight of them now. Stop being so. Took me a minute to decide on the right word. Optimistic. It's getting on my nerves. No problem. You want me to be all doom and gloom or just shut up? Just shut up. Can do. Really? Doesn't seem like it.


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[Assistant] And then we were across the road and moving through the forest that ringed the Cullen's house. Could Edward hear us yet? Maybe we should be thinking something like we come in peace. Go for it. Edward? He called the name tentatively. Edward, you there? Okay, now I feel kind of stupid. You sound stupid too. Think he can hear us? We were less than a mile out now. I think so. Hey, Edward.


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[Assistant] If you can hear me, circle the wagons, bloodsucker. You've got a problem. We've got a problem, Seth corrected. Then we broke through the trees into the big lawn. The house was dark, but not empty. Edward stood on the porch between Emmett and Jasper. They were snow white in the pale light. Jacob? Seth? What's going on? I slowed and then paced back a few steps.


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[Assistant] The smell was so sharp through this nose that it felt like it was honestly burning me. Seth whined quietly, hesitating, and then he fell back behind me. To answer Edward's question, I let my mind run over the confrontation with Sam, moving through it backward. Seth thought with me, filling in the gaps, showing the scene from another angle. We stopped when we got to the part about the abomination.


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[Assistant] Emmett and Jasper, not having heard the first part of the conversation, took his inflectionless question for a statement. They were right next to him in a flash, teeth exposed as they moved on us. Hey now, Seth thought, backing away. Em, Jas, not them, the others, the pack is coming. Emmett and Jasper rocked back on their heels. Emmett turned to Edward while Jasper kept his eyes locked on us. What's their problem?


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[Assistant] Emmett demanded. The same one is mine, Edward hissed. But they have their own plan to handle it. Get the others, call Carlisle. He and Esme have to get back here now. I whined uneasily. They were separated. They aren't far, Edward said in the same dead voice as before. I'm going to go take a look, Seth said. Run the western perimeter. Will you be in danger, Seth?


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[Assistant] Edward asked. Seth and I exchanged a glance. Don't think so, we thought together. And then I added. But maybe I should go, just in case.


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[Assistant] I mean, I get respect when I walk to the store, man. Niggas be like, yo, I seen you on Worldstar. Right. You know, man, keep doing you, niggas, you know, show love. I'm just mad at Lil' Key, like, I don't talk to nobody so like, you know, niggas just be like, you know.


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[Assistant] Uhm, maybe, but as far as people from my hood, you know, for them to see me on Worldstar is kinda big.


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[Assistant] But they really just want to see you turn up. Then they, you know, they gon' turn out with you.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I mean, I really just, you know, it just come from me, like, I just needed something that fit me, you know, when I look in the mirror, like, you know.


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[Assistant] I used to go by Dre, you know. Yeah, whatever.


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[Assistant] You know, one day I was just, you know, just fucking around. It was like Young Simeon, like I said it in a bar. It was like, holy shit. Got my rap name. It just worked for you? Yea, it just worked.


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[Assistant] I mean, I've been making music since, since uhm, I'm trying to say I was writing music in middle school and then I finally got to record in like 10th grade.


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[Assistant] And, I don't know, I had a couple freestyles on YouTube.


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[Assistant] It's on YouTube, but it's private, you know what I'm saying? You got mad shit. So I've been rapping, like, been rapping. I'm not like one of these new niggas that just fucking make a hit song by mistake, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I've actually been rapping. It's so easy to me, I get bored sometimes, you know what I'm saying? Like, whatever. Like, I've been rapping. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Not writing a song, actually just going off the motion. Like, actually making a song off the motion. I think that's challenging.


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[Assistant] It depends, you know what I'm saying, like my mood varies every day, all day, it can change all day, so if I just, if I go in the stool and the energy's up and the beat is there, we can make a song right there, you know, it all depends. I don't, I don't, full metal.


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[Assistant] Nah, nah, I don't expect for every song to be usable. I really don't. I'd rather lead a studio with five songs and three of the most bangin'. Like, that's just me.


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[Assistant] I actually do, I actually do. You know what I'm saying? I'm weird, but whatever.


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[Assistant] Right, I feel like just make as much shit dawg, something gon' come. Something's gonna come.


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[Assistant] I just feel like, get it out. Like, it's, you know what I'm sayin'? To me, like, it's like, episodes to this shit. It's like...


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[Assistant] Like, that's cool. You know, you can do that. You can do what you want to do. That's the whole thing about it. You can drop a million songs. You can do what you want to do. So I just do what I want to do, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Like, no one knew I rapped. I wasn't a guy to be rapping around high school. I was literally quiet, just chilling, you know.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, I'm gonna say Kerry, Kerry. Okay. Kerry.


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[Assistant] How I first got involved, you know, me and Curry, we make music.


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[Assistant] Curry, or whatever, you know, I don't really need too much to know. You know, Curry was already with the Rated Klan thing, you know what I'm saying. I was just, whatever, I was just a nigga from the hood that spit. We made music, so, you know, for me, like,


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[Assistant] I wanted to rap what Curry was rappin', you know what I mean? So I was rappin' Rated Klan. Then I'm, then...


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[Assistant] Then that's when he introduced me to Perp, the nigga who made Rated Clan, you know what I'm saying? So I'm like...


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[Assistant] Okay, so you know, that's, we did our thing, made music, and I mean, that's just how the fans and everything came. I don't know if we're not.


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[Assistant] I mean, we still good. It was a little falling out or whatever, a little miscommunication, you know. I just feel like the fans, we got shit scraped. The fans just misinterpret a lot of shit and they do their own little thing with it.


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[Assistant] So, I'm the type of nigga, I don't really, I just let it, if that's what you think, whatever, you know, I'm not finna argue with you. But, yea man, you know, niggas cool at the end of the day.


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[Assistant] I mean, I'm Young Semi, you know what I'm saying? Like, that's just where I started from. So, I try to...


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[Assistant] I was the first nigga to, I got 275 tatted on my neck, like, before anybody. I got Rated Klan tatted on my stomach, you know what I'm saying? Before anybody, so it's like...


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[Assistant] I, I rep that shit to the fullest so, you know, I can say I'm 275. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm cool with the whole...


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[Assistant] Camp of Raided Clan, there's no one, you know what I'm saying, even from the CEO to the artist, I'm cool with them, you know what I'm saying, but we got to understand that I can rap what I want to rap, you know what I'm saying, that's how it is, like it ain't no barriers or no craziness, you know, 275, you know what I'm saying.


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[Assistant] I mean, it did. You know what I'm saying? A lot of people wanted to do their own thing also. By the way, I'm not ready to clam.


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[Assistant] I don't know bruh, I just like to talk for me man. I can't explain a lot of shit.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I mean, you know, we got my boy Lee, hi as fuck, you know, he make beats for me. He's a producer, you know. Okay. Who I hang with, my dog, you know, Momo on the block. I'm a, I'm a regular person, you know what I'm sayin'?


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[Assistant] I say like, uhm, maybe some Gucci, Lil Wayne.


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[Assistant] A little bit of everything, uhm, some Jay-Z, you know, I used to listen to.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, you still go hard. You know, there's a lot of artists nowadays, you know what I'm saying? So, I'm really like, fans of like, some of my friends, like.


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[Assistant] Nah, that was just, that's, I've been saying that, I was just, you know, that was just the time, like...


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[Assistant] Kind of rough compared to California? See me, I got a plug that get it from out here or whatever. Right. But for these other niggas, I think it's pretty bad. Why? Cause dawg. They, they dealers be lying to them. Lying to them in what way? Telling them it's good?


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[Assistant] That's what I'm saying, but like to a nigga like me, I don't want to buy that after you tell me like some crazy name like, come on bruh, I've been to Cali.


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[Assistant] I don't, uhm, they was closed, like you couldn't- Oh, okay.


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[Assistant] I mean, basically though, I fucked with Smokey bruh.


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[Assistant] I mean, I fuck with his talent, his music and shit. Like, some people as a person, you know what I'm saying, I've met Smokey one time.


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[Assistant] Through all the music we made, I met him like one time, you know, for the tour we set up, you know what I'm saying? But...


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[Assistant] Yeaah, you know what I'm saying. I'm a cool dude. I be cool and you know what I'm saying. Right. So.


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[Assistant] Dawg, I mean bruh basically had a problem with me. On the tour. Yea.


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[Assistant] I don't know what he, what his little problem was. Were you there, Chris? Were you there? Nah. Who was there? I was not there. What was the problem? I wasn't there. It was some stupid shit. He was just off, I think he was just off mad drugs and just couldn't just, you know how the niggas be, can't just, you know.


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[Assistant] I mean, right now, man, uhm, he just, he doing his dizzy, he doing his time right now, he gotta serve, I don't know what he did. Uh-huh.


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[Assistant] Like Young Smokey, you know, BM3, BM1. All of em, you know, shut up and vibe.


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[Assistant] That's what I try to do, just put out a lot of stuff so you can choose from like, you don't have to say like, what's your favorite song. You can be like...


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[Assistant] I got people come up to me like, yo, I like Bass Me Music 1. Thank you for that mixtape. People like, yo, thank you for Young Smokey.


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[Assistant] I mean, I got, I got studios around the way. I don't really like...


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[Assistant] I hit the studio, when I hit the studio, it's a wave, you know what I'm saying? Like I come through with like, I might draw like four, five, three songs, you know, one session. He always does multiple. Next session, like.


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[Assistant] Three songs, you know, like, it might not be every day, but when I come through, like,


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[Assistant] She's crazy, cause like- I'm just, I do music weird, like, I need to focus, you know, I focus on one thing at a time, like, so, I'm just weird, like.


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[Assistant] I mean, we all like, got respect when we see each other. As far as get along, I mean, I be coolin' with Amber.


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[Assistant] Okay, okay, uhm, itu, itu go hard. Well, Xavier. Xavier goes hard as fuck, you know.


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[Assistant] I'm just, I just do what I do, you know what I'm saying? That's it.


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[Assistant] I'm real, I get to the point. Right. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I don't text, I'm a Harbou texta. Oh, are ya? I don't know, that's my friend.


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[Assistant] I mean, everywhere, honestly, like, I mean, California, everywhere, I don't know. Texas, you know what I'm saying, go hard for me, like, like Texas.


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[Assistant] I be, I honestly, I be in clubs like and the little venues like I get, I get booked for like low key like hostings like you might see me at a table.


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[Assistant] Like not a lot, but like I've done it, you know, a good solid, like what, like six times, like real low key. And I be like performing that shit too.


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[Assistant] We really like just linked up and just planned to make a banger. Right.


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[Assistant] I think the way it got put together niggas had in mind that they was trying to make a banger.


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[Assistant] It came out banga, like I wrote the verse in like 10 minutes.


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[Assistant] We linked up, did it, put it out, and it actually went crazy.


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[Assistant] Because it's most popular? Nah. It's a pretty fun song to perform. I try to perform all the fun songs, I think.


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[Assistant] After the show, I'd be looking for a drink every show after the show and the bar closed. I'd be like yo, I just perform, like give me a shot or something.


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[Assistant] I don't be asking for nothing really, I need to start asking for shit. I be a little too humble man, you know what I'm saying. I just come through and accept whatever sometimes, but don't worry, you gonna get something on that writer real soon.


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[Assistant] Europe treats you royally. Europe, first of all, let's do a, let me say something. Cause yea, you've been over in Europe, a lot of rappers haven't. I'm honestly bigger in Europe than I am over here. Really? I love Europe. Yea. I'm honestly bigger than... How many times?


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[Assistant] One time. Okay. But that one time just ends.


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[Assistant] I got a Facebook, you know what I'm saying, a lot of Europe fans hit me up on my Facebook, you know, that's all they use. Like a lot of, I'm not just going to say Europe, like that.


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[Assistant] Australian, they everywhere, but I'm big over there. UK, Europe, London.


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[Assistant] Nah yeaah, he made it out there, we was out there, and a road manager, and a bodyguard, and we was lit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was taking care. Like every venue, well, on my writer was weed.


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[Assistant] Just because I needed it when I was out there.


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[Assistant] Nah, I'm never comfortable. I'm always working and shit, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I really just want to just be huge, you know what I'm saying? And just be heard, you know what I'm saying? Just work my ass off until I just get where I want to get.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you shouldn't be surprised, you know what I'm saying? Cause I'm just like, gonna keep working till I get it.


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[Assistant] A lot of people tell me that like girls, like your voice, but I don't really know.


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[Assistant] I'm sleep on a lot of that, I need to catch up. Okay. I'll show you some after. Yea, I need to.


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[Assistant] Anybody. I wanna work with Banks. I wanna make good music with Banks. I think we're gonna make some dope shit.


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[Assistant] I got the potential to go against whoever, you know what I'm saying? That isn't even a thing, like.


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[Assistant] That'd be it. Um, yeaah. Yeah, I'm not on shut up and vibe. Right. We got something. Okay.


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[Assistant] You know, I'm ready. You know what I mean? Karrie, we stay going at it low key if people don't notice that. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I actually was in Cali in my hotel. I walked out from the hotel.


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[Assistant] And he was like, I don't know where I was at in LA, but he was performing like right around a corner and some, you know, some shit. Like it was free. Uh huh. Yeah, so that's the only time I really seen him in person.


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[Assistant] I feel like people still sleeping, you know what I'm saying, but that's cool.


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[Assistant] I don't feel like I'm an underdog actually cause, you know, everywhere I go people show love, like, nobody don't, like, like.


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[Assistant] Like I was in traffic, someone seen me through they window, took a picture of me like, yo that's, yo yo yo yo. Like just the other day, me and my homie Lee, what it was yesterday, we was at the gas station.


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[Assistant] And it was a car scene, there was some dudes in it. We went in the gas station.


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[Assistant] You know, I'm like yea, there's some dudes, whatever, they look thuged out or whatever. So they came in the gas station like, yo, I know I'm trippin' but you semi? So you know, like, underdog.


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[Assistant] The ones in my phone that I made with you.


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[Assistant] Oh shit. I mean, I just recently did a private party for his son.


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[Assistant] You know, at a hall or something, at some fancy hotel.


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[Assistant] I met his son, and his sons, I didn't meet Floyd, he was wherever he was. His mom. Yeah, I met his, I met the son's mom. Baby mama. His baby mama, his baby mama. I was on


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[Assistant] That's why I don't feel like I'm an underdog, but I do shit like that, like, you know what I'm saying? It's just like up to you to know that, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I would like my respect. I actually, I just, you know, I feel like I work. Why shouldn't you respect me?


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[Assistant] Oh well, see that's something that like, I'm glad you noticed that I do that, like I try to just bring that back, like on different tapes, the Ling with the Sprite, like the part two that I did.


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[Assistant] I just wanted to continue it, you know what I'm saying? I'm dizzy as fuck, got a drink in my cup.


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[Assistant] I just wanted to continue with Full Metal 1, Full Metal 2.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? It might be a deadbeat too, we don't know yet.


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[Assistant] You talk like that shit too. Yeah man, people don't, if you can do it once and you can do it twice, like I really do it, you must really do it. Like a lot of people, like it's not by mistake. Like I made Full Metal 1 and then I made Full Metal 2 and they both got a million views.


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[Assistant] It's just a verse and then it goes into the hook and then it just goes off.


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[Assistant] Just like, you know, a quick interlude, I call it a little interlude.


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[Assistant] Just, just more dopeness, man. Lyrical madness. Put on your glasses.


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[Assistant] There's many bars out there, that's the thing about Young Semi, you can like choose a bar.


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[Assistant] Once I get a cosign, just say, just, if you ain't fucked with me before that, just know.


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[Assistant] We going from there, you know what I'm saying? But, ay, right now though, everybody, like, we lit, bro, like, niggas got clout. Like, everybody, we work, we work, like, you don't just wake up, you don't just wake up a lot of people knowing you for what you do, you know what I'm saying? Liking your shit, like, niggas work.


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[Assistant] Right. Fuck with that bass and music, three. Okay.


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[Assistant] Fuck with that Young Smoky, you know, fuck with that OG Ashes, OG Smoke, same thing. You know, all those was released 2015. That's what's up. 2016.


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[Assistant] A kilo, applejack, gin, and cactus milk.


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[Assistant] The Desire of Ages, Chapter 43, Barriers Broken Down.


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[Assistant] Looking westward, he could see, spread out upon the plain below, the ancient cities of Tyre and Sidon.


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[Assistant] With their heathen temples, their magnificent palaces and marts of trade in the harbours filled with shipping.


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[Assistant] Beyond was the blue expanse of the Mediterranean over which the messengers of the gospel


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[Assistant] They were idolaters and were despised and hated by the Jews. To this class belonged the woman who now came to Jesus. She was a heathen.


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[Assistant] And was therefore excluded from the advantages which the Jews daily enjoyed. There were many Jews living among the Phoenicians.


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[Assistant] She had sought help from the heathen gods, but had obtained no relief. And at times she was tempted to think, what can this Jewish teacher do for me? But the word had come. He heals all manner of diseases, whether those come to him for help are rich or poor.


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[Assistant] She determined not to lose her only hope. Christ knew this woman's situation.


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[Assistant] But it was a pitying savior to whom the woman made her plea.


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[Assistant] Jesus, still apparently rejecting her in treaties, according to the unfeeling prejudice of the Jews, answered,


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[Assistant] To take the children's bread and to cast it to dogs.


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[Assistant] Yet the dogs eat of the crumbs which fall from their master's table.


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[Assistant] She has no national or religious prejudice or pride to influence her course and she immediately acknowledges Jesus as the Redeemer and as being able to do all that she asks of Him. The Savior is satisfied. He has tested her faith in Him.


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[Assistant] For the benefit of his disciples when he should no longer be with them.


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[Assistant] To be interested in working for others besides their own people.


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[Assistant] Whom they regarded as having no reason above any of her people to expect favor from him.


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[Assistant] And in his work for the Canaanite woman, he was fulfilling his commission. This woman was one of the last sheep that Israel should have rescued. It was their appointed work, the work which they had neglected that Christ was doing.


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[Assistant] The Savior's visit to Phoenicia and the miracle there performed had a yet wider purpose. Not alone for the afflicted woman,


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[Assistant] The same agencies that barred men away from Christ 1800 years ago are at work today.


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[Assistant] It is thus that Christ desires us to trust him. The blessings of salvation are for every soul.


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[Assistant] In his sight the souls of all men are of equal value. He hath made of one blood all nations of men, for to dwell on all the face of the earth, and hath determined the times before appointed and the bounds of their habitation.


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[Assistant] Though he be not far from every one of us.


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[Assistant] I have a quick question. I'm just curious about the procedure of training for the clip. It looks like all input tags are almost the same except the last word.


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[Assistant] When we just put the sentence inside this model, rather than the single word, that's because the transformer requires a sentence of a sequence of data, like sentence.


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[Assistant] For the zero-sharp clip, this model, we can extract the image feature.


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[Assistant] And compare to the ResNet on ImageNet this data set.


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[Assistant] When I walk by this statue, it becomes very painful when I think of the suffering.


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[Assistant] Here is the story from the celebrity.


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[Assistant] One day, my mom brought several apples of different colors and sizes.


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[Assistant] Both of my two younger brothers and I wanted the biggest one.


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[Assistant] My mom picked up the biggest apple and said to us, it is good to get the biggest apple. Now let's start a competition.


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[Assistant] Because she taught me a very basic but significant wisdom. If you want to get best, you must compete to be the number one.


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[Assistant] It is quite fair, because what and how much you want,


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[Assistant] The hand rocking the cradle is the one promoting the world. Mother is the first teacher of children.


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[Assistant] Who can teach them to tell the first lie or teach them to be an honest and number one pursuing person?


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[Assistant] Knowing the importance of America's long and complex relationship with France, Bill and I were anxious about our first state dinner for French President Jacques Chirac and his wife Bernadette in February 1996.


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[Assistant] As a midwinter snow fell on Washington, diplomats, business leaders, artists, and movie stars chatted over lemon thyme lobster and roasted eggplant soup. Rack of lamb and sweet potato puree served with the finest American wines.


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[Assistant] President Chirac, seated to my right said, of course, I love many things American, including the food. You know, I used to work in a Howard Johnson's restaurant on Harvard square.


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[Assistant] Soon it was time to celebrate another family milestone, Chelsea's 16th birthday. It seemed like yesterday that she was taking her first dance lessons and crawling into my lap to read a book. Now she was already my height, and she wanted to get a driver's license.


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[Assistant] That was scary enough, but even more frightening, her father was teaching her how to drive.


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[Assistant] Outside of golf carts, the Secret Service never let Bill drive himself around, which was a good thing. It's not that my husband isn't mechanically inclined. It's just that he has so much information running through his head at any given moment that he doesn't always notice where he's going.


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[Assistant] But he insisted on performing his fatherly duty, borrowing a car from the Secret Service fleet at Camp David.


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[Assistant] We celebrated her 16th birthday on February 27th, 1996 with an evening at the National Theater for a performance of Les Miserables. Then Bill and I invited a busload of her friends for a weekend at Camp David.


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[Assistant] Chelsea planned the activities, which included an afternoon game of paintball. The Marines stationed at the camp were only a few years older than the guests, so they organized opposing bands of camo-clad teenagers who ran through the woods and tagged one another with paintballs. Bill kept shouting directions and battle strategies for whichever team seemed to be lagging.


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[Assistant] After the birthday dinner in Laurel Lodge, complete with a gigantic carrot cake.


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[Assistant] We regrouped in Hickory Lodge for movies and bowling in the alley installed by President Eisenhower. Sometime after midnight, Bill and I finally admitted to ourselves that we were no longer 16.


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[Assistant] Every year, Sidwell Friends School hosts a college night for juniors and their parents. Chelsea was quiet during the short drive back to the White House. Then, out of the blue, she said, you know, I think I might be interested in visiting Stanford.


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[Assistant] Forgetting everything I know about reverse psychology and mother-daughter dynamics, I blurted out, what? Stanford is too far away. You can't go that far away. That's all the way over on the west coast. Three time zones away. We'd never get to see you.


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[Assistant] Bill squeezed my arm and said to Chelsea, Honey, you can go wherever you want.


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[Assistant] The conversation forced me to face reality. Regardless of where she went, in a year and a half she'd be leaving us. She might have been ready, but I wasn't. And I was determined to spend even more time with her, or at least as much as she'd let me.


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[Assistant] Luckily, there were some trees by the river.


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[Assistant] And Anne saw a low branch over the water. She jumped up and caught the branch. The boat went on without her. And a few seconds later went down under the water. Her friends on the bridge saw the boat, but they did not see Anne under the tree. Oh! Oh! Anne's dead! The boat's gone down and she's in the river!


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[Assistant] They screamed and ran back to the village for help. Poor Anne could not move. She held on and held on, but her arms were getting tired.


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[Assistant] And she knew that she would fall in a minute. Suddenly, there was Gilbert Blythe in his boat. Anne Shirley? He cried. What are you doing there? He did not wait for an answer, but quickly helped Anne into his boat. She didn't say a word. When they arrived at the bridge,


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[Assistant] Thank you for helping me, she said coldly. But Gilbert jumped out and put a hand on her arm.


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[Assistant] Anne, he said quickly, I'm sorry I called you carrots. It was a long time ago. I think your hair is really nice now. Can we forget it and be friends?


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[Assistant] For a second, Anne wanted to say yes.


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[Assistant] But then she remembered, standing alone in front of the school children all afternoon, because of Gilbert. She would never forgive him for that. No, she replied coldly.


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[Assistant] I shall never be your friend, Gilbert Blythe. Alright. Gilbert jumped angrily back into his boat. I'll never ask you again, Anne Shirley.


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[Assistant] Anne walked home with her head held high, but she felt strangely sad and wanted to cry.


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[Assistant] Why are you always in trouble, Anne?


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[Assistant] I think I'm learning, Marilla, answered Anne. I learn from my mistakes, and after today, I won't use my imagination so much.


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[Assistant] I don't think Avonlea is the right place for imagination. No, it isn't, agreed Marilla a little crossly. When she went out, Matthew, who was sitting quietly in his corner, whispered to Anne, Keep a little imagination, Anne. Not too much, of course. Just a little.


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[Assistant] So uhm, uh,


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[Assistant] I'll just go upstairs and fetch the cash for Bill, my dear. There's little money in this business, Nancy, little money and no thanks, but I'm fond of seeing the young people around me. Suddenly there was a man's voice at the front door. As soon as Nancy heard it, she sat up in her chair.


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[Assistant] That's the man I was expecting earlier, said Fagin. Don't worry, he'll only be ten minutes.


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[Assistant] By looking at two main spots. Of course the color scheme. The new color scheme shows of course your red.


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[Assistant] Background there, and then you have a background of the desert, Radiator Springs. It looks like this right here is the highway, and then you have mountains, stuff like that in the background. Whereas before, it was the red, and then blackness, which this is a lot more exciting.


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[Assistant] And then you can also see that everything from 2017 is displayed with the car's 3 logo.


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[Assistant] For around $12, which is a little pricey because I think in stores they're more around $8 to $10 and they have been found at Walmart stores in the USA.


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[Assistant] And the car is 3 Floyd Mulvey Hill, who I will be reviewing in the near future. It also includes a Lightning McQueen.


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[Assistant] They will be releasing a Brian Spark launcher. Actually, that's Brian Spark. I always get them mixed up. This is Speedy Comet, the blinker stock car racer. They will be releasing him soon. And according to the Amazon listings, there's also a Brick Yardley and Cal Weathers launcher as well.


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[Assistant] Now, a lot of the Cars 3, or actually just Cars 2018 packaging, is international, which means it includes multiple languages. You can see Brian Spark Launcher, Lanzador de Brian Spark, L'Encontre d'Or, Brian Spark, L'Ensoir, Brian Spark, so I assume it is...


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[Assistant] That looks to me like English. You know, I think that's English, right guys? That is Spanish. That is French. That is...


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[Assistant] Something like that. Portuguese, don't really know. But yeaah, I do know the other three there. At least I think that one's English, right guys?


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[Assistant] Used to, you know, the simple just English cards, but I guess, you know, it's okay. I mean, it's cheaper for Metall to just produce like one uniform packaging.


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[Assistant] So it says, load, kargar, insir, karagair, launch. So you load and launch basically.


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[Assistant] And then you have the other four or other three launchers. So very exciting. This is a pretty cool launcher to have since it comes with a new car. I don't know if Brian Spark will be released separately in the future. I didn't want to take the chance of not getting him down the road, so I went ahead and bought the launcher. So I'll be right back with this opened up.


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[Assistant] So he is just a background racer, doesn't speak or anything, presumably he replaced Claude Scruggs sometime between the events of Cars 1.


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[Assistant] And he was basically the first piston cut racer to be released that didn't have any speaking lines along with Nightway back in 2006.


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[Assistant] Because they are the originals, they are the classics to me since they were the first ones released. But, you know, it's not like he speaks or anything, like Claude doesn't speak in the first Cars movie, they're just kinda made icons through their releases and marketing and what not.


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[Assistant] So let's move on now to his diecast review. So he utilizes the Brick Yardley model, which is this model right here.


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[Assistant] There are several versions or racers, different paint jobs. I will be showing some, not all. I think I am missing Lane Lock.


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[Assistant] And what was the other one that I decided not to pull out? There were like two that I was like, nah.


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[Assistant] And Parker brace in their little flip-flop there with the eyebrows. Same kind of thing. That's what they really do. They just flip-flop and rotate the eyebrows.


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[Assistant] Which is pretty awesome. Now what's pretty awesome is that Brian himself has a completely different expression as well. Because if you look closely,


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[Assistant] So first off, you can tell that the yellow coloring has definitely changed. Before it was more greenish, it was very neon bright. Now it's a little bit flatter, more concentrated, just like a basic


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[Assistant] It is not black anymore, which is very cool. I do like how they changed it up so much. I feel like the brown just makes it look better and a little bit more like chocolate which


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[Assistant] Which is kind of disgusting, but it does look like chocolate to me, which you know, like a chocolate fountain.


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[Assistant] And the last was in black. Same type of deal now, it's a little bit smaller. Adult drip pants is incorporated into the rectangular logo, whereas before it was outside of it.


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[Assistant] 52 is his number still. He did not have a change.


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[Assistant] Below the right headlight. He has Lightyear there on his fenders. Black Lightyear tires with black rims. Before he had yellow rims, which is okay. I feel like black looks a little bit better since there's like a lot of yellow on Brian. Whereas before on Claude it was broken up by some white.


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[Assistant] His contingency sponsors are the Piston Cup, Vitalion Revolting, RPM, Nitride, Octane Gain, and Clutch Abe. You can see this arrow or this line right here which indicates to the pit crew


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[Assistant] Where to kind of lift them up at, to change the tires actually, no work on the, on their carriage. Thanks to Bluest, who's a moderator on my Google Plus community and a very


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[Assistant] Loyal viewer, he actually let me know that no RC cars 5, it's not really to do work on the undercarriage, but more so to change the tires, which makes more sense, so thank you.


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[Assistant] For letting me know that that was not a feature on any of the racers in the first Cars movie. So you can see how there's that brown splash behind the 52. 52's gradient starting at white and comes down to yellow, which is how it was before.


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[Assistant] And he has this kind of like rectangular white patch, I guess you could say, that starts here on diagonal and comes up onto the roof a little bit. He also has like another shade of yellow that is down here, kind of comes up there, very interesting.


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[Assistant] On the roof, he has the roof flaps and then the white patch again. Now what's really cool about Brian is that his sides are different, like the decals are very different, which is very


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[Assistant] I don't know, very rare. I know I just said very four times, but it's just kind of hard to find cars with this. Some of the next gens have it. I think this is the first stock car that I found with it, but yeah, look at that. You just have that one white patch in the center there.


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[Assistant] You have the leakless decal right here, which is a sticker, so just be careful of that. You can just push that back, it's locked in. You have some tires right there, which thankfully do match Brian's tires, because you know, of course Mattel would screw it up and put like yellow there, because they'd be like, oh yea, he's yellow, he must have yellow rims.


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[Assistant] He does have this cool tool chest, which is different from the tool chest he had in Cars 1 that was released with the pitties and all. Of course the new logo there, bigger, the yellow is different.


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[Assistant] Please excuse all of my racers right here, they are for future videos, or these ones were for this video, but yeaah, I always have like these side spaces for anything I need for the video.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, that's why there are always cars nearby. But anyway, you guys ready for this? All you gotta do is tap down on the tool chest.


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[Assistant] Oh, oh no, that was not a preferably straight direction. You hit buck baringly. That is not good at all, but we're gonna see if there is any damage. Hopefully not. I am not seeing any damage on Brian's spark. Any damage on buck baringly?


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[Assistant] Still a little laugh, but he basically hit the Toys R Us bag. He basically actually hit Bessie. But that's okay, Brian is in solid condition, and now we're gonna try out some other cars. So first up will be the one and only Lightning McQueen.


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[Assistant] Perfect, that was a smooth run. Alright McQueen, good job.


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[Assistant] Now it is Mather's turn. Let's see how a larger, heavier scale vehicle can fare in the launcher.


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[Assistant] Okay, that wasn't too bad. One more go for Mater and then...


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[Assistant] We're gonna talk about the evolution of the launcher. Alright, let's train you out. Perfect, perfect. So,


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[Assistant] It's pretty neat to see how it has changed in about 10 years.


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[Assistant] So, I don't know, which launcher is your favorite? I think I have to go with the classic because I do really like the gate feature there.


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[Assistant] January 2nd, and that's because I was out pretty much all day with friends and so I didn't have a chance to record a video. I've gotten pretty lazy.


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[Assistant] Which is not really a good idea, you know, I've just been kind of lazy. But hopefully that'll change, I mean it will definitely, like I'm doing it right now like I always do at night. And here is the entire Team Leakless combined with everything from the first Cars movie.


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[Assistant] So we gotta be fair to them now. I know Flip is very exciting. I really wanna review him. But I really need to do H.J. since that video with the poll for him came out first. So I'll see you guys then! Bye now!


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[Assistant] Each week in conjunction with the Ohio Lottery Partners in Education program, we recognize a role model student from somewhere across the state of Ohio. Uh, today we head to Ottawa-Glandorf High School, Putnam County, to meet Colin White.


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[Assistant] White is a junior at Ottawa-Glandorf. Last two seasons, he's been first team all-state on the basketball court for the Titans. He is also one of the top students in his class. The Ohio Lottery Partners in Education program is proud to salute Colin White from Ottawa-Glandorf High School. This week's Shining Star.


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[Assistant] Basketball means a lot at Ottawa Glandorf High School. The home gym is called the Supreme Court, and when a toddler in the area picks up a basketball, they dream of playing for the Titans, just like their current star Colin White did.


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[Assistant] For the second season in a row, Colin White, a junior, was first team all-state, and he led the Titans to the Division III state title game.


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[Assistant] White will be back next year for his senior season with the Titans, and he'll have plenty of college options after that. Cincinnati, West Virginia, Iowa, Toledo, and Illinois State are among 12 Division 1 offers Colin has, and that number continues to grow this spring.


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[Assistant] In the classroom, White shows the same hard work and determination that you see from him on the court. Colin is a four point student with a laser focus.


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[Assistant] If you know a student who deserves recognition, we want to hear about them and you can nominate them completely online. Go to OhioLottery.com. Find the about section.


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[Assistant] Click on Partners in Education. There you will see links to nomination forms. Nominate that student as an academic all-star and they could end up being featured as our next shining star.


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[Assistant] Shout out to the Who Dat Nation, man. We in this thing. Much love to the fam. Appreciate y'all. Sports coma representing on the Wednesday hump day edition. Shout out to the fam, man. We gonna get it poppin'.


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[Assistant] In a little bit, man, shout out to the fam. We're going to cover this Dennis, Dennis Allen. I know we, I'm going live right around the same time. You're going to do the Dennis Allen.


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[Assistant] Wednesday press conference you're going to kind of talk about some of the moves the saints are making. We're going to cover that live on the stream.


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[Assistant] So y'all just bear with us. So shout out to the fan. Appreciate each and every last one of y'all for being in the live stream. Please feel free to hit the like button. Like I've been saying for some time now, welcome, welcome, welcome.


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[Assistant] Rocking with the sports coma with Big Q, guys, where we have intense, entertaining, educating.


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[Assistant] And enlighten the sport talk from your favorite sports family. All right, man, we up in this thing, man. Some things shaking and baking in the black and gold. Feel free to check out the who that daily.com.


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[Assistant] Uh, staff always keeping it popping, doing some great stuff, man. Much love for the support. OG Jerry's in the building. Shout out to that OG in the building, Snakebite. Big ups to your brother Ed. How you doing, Sir K Man and the rest of the fam, Brian Corvadeus. Shout out to your fam. Appreciate y'all being in this thing as well. And, uh, as, yeah, I got you, Brian.


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[Assistant] Heard about it, man. I got you. T Scott, shout out to your brother. Good to see you, brother. Eric, I see you, fam. Appreciate you, Tasha. Much love.


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[Assistant] And big ups to everybody involved in the stream, man. Much love to you guys. Yeah, we're gonna cover the Dennis Allen, uhm, press conference soon as it goes live. We'll, uh, broadcast it here as well. But anyway.


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[Assistant] In the black and gold world right now, one of them, we knew this was going to happen. We ultimately knew this was going to happen.


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[Assistant] Was the fact that Marcus may not see the society in FL does business like you ain't that busy where you, uh, can't.