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[Assistant] I hear that sound again. And man, I ran down the steps. I ran on the field. I wanted to see who was hitting that, but here's another pretty black sucker. Bojack.


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[Assistant] I can remember when you first came to us, he was running the ball, and he came in silence and said, Art, will you just tell the rest of them to please?


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[Assistant] He had such force across his hip joint that by hyperextending his knee, he pulled his hip right out the back of the socket.


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[Assistant] Hey. Hello. Welcome back. Welcome. Uh, today, I'll be showing Dan, uh, what it means to be a bee. Okay.


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[Assistant] Especially when you- yeah, the waterfall, it's really nice. I know dude, I know, but it's not nice for me because it's actually my mortal enemy.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna get you, oh jeez, oh, you, you, you, you, you. But if you like land on them and then they grab you and then they go into some kind of like, you know, like ancient bug ritual, where they like grab you and suck out your veins or whatever. Eww. Wow, specifically the veins, huh? Well, yea, there's like, what was it, uh, there's a,


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[Assistant] There's a wasp that will like, lay its eggs in an ant. Oh yeah.


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[Assistant] And then like- It basically zombifies the ant? Uh, sort of. It'll like decapitate the ant. Yeah. Like on the inside it'll like eat the ant's brain.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uh, nature is so much more fucked up than we could ever imagine. Than fiction. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Cause that shit's like, that's like a, that's like a non sequitur right there. It's like, okay, imagine a wasp, and it lays an egg inside of an ant, and then it's, the ant babies eat the ant's head, and then use the ant's body as, uh, incubator. Yeah, the wasp babies, not the ant babies. The wasp babies. Yeah. Uhm. Honey's heavy. Yeah, it's, it's,


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[Assistant] That's fine. Which is weird because it looks like an ocean down there, doesn't it? It sure does. They did that on purpose.


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[Assistant] So, there you go. What happens if you touch the water? You just lose more of your life? You just turn into normal Mario again. Oh, shenanigans. You lose your B. There's my queen. My queen. My queen, please, move out more babies. So that I may have friends and family.


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[Assistant] That's what he is! How else did he get fat if not for eating horrible foods for him? I don't know man, maybe he's got a problem. Exactly. Maybe he really likes sushi. He just can't stop. I love sushi and I can't stop. I love sushi and I won't stop. I used to weigh... Let me give a little insight about me. You used to weigh less and more. What? Than you do now. What?


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[Assistant] Have you lost weight? Uh, no. Oh.


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[Assistant] Are you the fattest you've ever been? Yes. Really? Yes. Right now? Yes. I'm also probably the most in shape I've ever been, so that's kinda like- Yeah, maybe that's why I'm not noticing. Yeah, that's like a weird parallel.


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[Assistant] No, gonorrhea's not there for life. I don't think anything's there for life other than the herpes. What about syphilis?


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[Assistant] I don't know, I think that's curable. Really? Well yea, cause people used to die of it in the 1800s. Maybe it's treatable.


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[Assistant] I'm really stoked about it. Dude, I'm super happy that I've never had an SCD.


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[Assistant] They just, like, don't believe in him. The hell's wrong with you? I know, I was like, well then all the more reason for me to use condoms. Because Jesus, man. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I guess I'm okay with that. Yeah, obviously. I'm okay with that notion. Woah, woah, woah, woah! Yeah, I'm just trying to- She said to get something, but I don't- I guess I'll just fly at her. Oh, she's got things on her.


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[Assistant] Man, she is a fuzzy fuckin' bee. Yeah. She just wants to fly. If you look at her, like, every time you stop and look at her, it just looks like an explosion. Yeah, it does. Wow. It's actually, like, weirdly hard to concentrate on. Yeah. Just, like, looking at it. And...


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[Assistant] Hey, it's Captain Toad! Hello, Toad. And we thought Bowser would get us, and we got lost with Luigi. Oh, I just remembered, we found a Power Star. I'm sure you need this, so here, take it. Oh, that's, that really, that's it?


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[Assistant] That's it, I went through all that shit, and it was just Captain Toad at the end going like, oh here's a star.


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[Assistant] I love this fucking dude breakdancing over here on the fucking-


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[Assistant] What if this whole game was like, uh, Mario's like,


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[Assistant] Uh, like, concussion dream. And this is Princess Peach. Oh man. And she's like, Mario, your name is Mario, right? And you're like, yes, of course. But like, that's what she's saying to you on the outside. Like, Mario, your name is Mario. And he's like, ehh, stop it. I love you Rosalina. She's like, what? Yeah, who is Rosalina?


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[Assistant] I've really only had one girlfriend in my whole life. That's a lucky break. Never been a problem. It just gives you really no excuse. Yeah. You're just like, oh, Batman.


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[Assistant] Next time on Gabriel's Honey Hive Galaxy, once again, this time, it's gonna be harder.


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[Assistant] It's Gaelic. Well you just protected yourself out of a championship fight. How do you say that in Gaelic?


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[Assistant] I can't take that risk, moman. Sorry.


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[Assistant] I am the elder. I am the boss. Who wants, he does as I say. Now get out!


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[Assistant] Come on, I saved your life, didn't I? Salim, please- SHUT UP!


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[Assistant] Don't think he won't. I'm giving you five seconds. One.


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[Assistant] They did not give you the real reason for this cut.


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[Assistant] The men from Dallas came to the colliery willing to work for any wage. So all our wages must come down.


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[Assistant] Man, yes, but not like us. Would they deal with you just now, sir, when you went to them?


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[Assistant] We are not questioning your authority, sir. But if manners prevent our speaking the truth, we will be without manners.


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[Assistant] Only asking a civil question, I was. And having a civil answer, I have been busy with the Union. Unions are the work of the devil. You will come to no good end.


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[Assistant] At least I am not sitting on it talking a lot of rubbish in chapel. Look here! Oh, leave it now. I'll be saying something to be sorry. This is a matter that requires hearing.


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[Assistant] And yet you allow your sheep to live in filth and poverty. And if they try and raise their voices against it, you calm them by telling them their suffering is the will of God. Sheep indeed.


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[Assistant] My share too, Owen. And mine. No, our own. We will take no charity. Not charity, man. Sense.


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[Assistant] Say the word lad and we will have the bones cut from his flesh.


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[Assistant] And said, Meanwhile, let the feast be prepared. Ladies.


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[Assistant] Take these daughters of Eve to the pavilion.


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[Assistant] I show it to you because you are the first born and you will be high king over all the


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[Assistant] Quick! Quick! shouted the voice of Aslan.


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[Assistant] Centaurs, eagles, I see another wolf in the thickets. There, behind you. He has just darted away. After him, all of you.


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[Assistant] He will be going to his mistress. Now is your chance to find the witch and rescue the fourth.


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[Assistant] Never forget to wipe your sword.


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[Assistant] Now of course you want to know what had happened to Edmund. He had eaten his share of the dinner


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[Assistant] But he hadn't really enjoyed it, because he was thinking all the time about Turkish delight.


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[Assistant] And there's nothing that spoils the taste of good ordinary food half so much as the memory of bad magic food. And he had heard the conversation and hadn't enjoyed it much either.


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[Assistant] Because he kept on thinking that the others were taking no notice of him and trying to give him the cold shoulder. They weren't, but he imagined it. And then he had listened until Mr. Beaver told them about Aslan.


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[Assistant] And until you'd heard the whole arrangement for meeting Aslan at the stone table. It was then.


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[Assistant] But he began very quietly to edge himself under the curtain which hung over the door.


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[Assistant] For the mention of Aslan gave him a mysterious and horrible feeling.


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[Assistant] Just as it gave the others a mysterious and lovely feeling.


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[Assistant] Just as Mr. Beaver had been repeating the rhyme about Adam's flesh and Adam's bone,


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[Assistant] Edmund had been very quietly turning the door handle.


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[Assistant] And just before Mr. Beaver had begun telling them that the White Witch wasn't really human at all, but half a gin and half a giantess, Edmund had got outside into the snow.


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[Assistant] And cautiously close the door behind him.


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[Assistant] You mustn't think that even now Edmund was quite so bad that he actually wanted his brother and sisters to be turned into stone.


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[Assistant] He did want Turkish delight and to be a prince and later a king and to pay Peter out for calling him a beast. As for what the witch would do with the others, he didn't want her to be particularly nice to them, certainly not to put them on the same level as himself.


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[Assistant] But he managed to believe, or to pretend he believed, that she wouldn't do anything very bad to them.


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[Assistant] All these people who say nasty things about her are her enemies, and probably half of it isn't true.


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[Assistant] She was jolly nice to me, anyway. Much nicer than they are. I expect she is the rightful queen, really.


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[Assistant] Anyway, she'll be better than that awful Aslan.


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[Assistant] He really knew that the White Witch was bad and cruel.


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[Assistant] The first thing he realized when he got outside and found the snow falling all around him


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[Assistant] Was that he had left his coat behind in the beaver's house.


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[Assistant] And of course, there was no chance of going back to get it now.


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[Assistant] The next thing he realised was that the daylight was almost gone.


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[Assistant] For it had been nearly three o'clock when they sat down to dinner, and the winter days were short.


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[Assistant] He hadn't reckoned on this, but he had to make the best of it.


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[Assistant] So he turned up his collar and shuffled across the top of the dam, luckily it wasn't so slippery since the snow had fallen, to the far side of the river. It was pretty bad when he reached the far side. It was growing darker every minute.


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[Assistant] And what with that and the snowflakes swirling all around him, he could hardly see three feet ahead. And then too there was no road.


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[Assistant] He kept slipping into deep drifts of snow and skidding on frozen puddles and tripping over fallen tree trunks and sliding down steep banks and barking his shins against rocks, till he was wet and cold and bruised all over.


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[Assistant] The silence and the loneliness were dreadful.


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[Assistant] In fact, I really think he might have given up the whole plan and gone back and owned up and made friends with the others if he hadn't happened to say to himself,


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[Assistant] When I'm King of Narnia, the first thing I shall do will be to make some decent roads.


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[Assistant] And of course that set him off thinking about being a king and all the other things he would do. And this cheered him up a good deal.


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[Assistant] He had just settled in his mind what sort of palace he would have and how many cars and all about his private cinema and where the principal railways would run and what laws he would make against beavers and dams and was putting the finishing touches to some schemes for keeping Peter in his place when the weather changed. First, the snow stop.


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[Assistant] Then a wind sprang up, and it became freezing cold.


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[Assistant] Finally the clouds rolled away and the moon came out.


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[Assistant] It was a full moon, and shining on all that snow, it made everything almost as bright as day. Only the shadows were rather confusing.


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[Assistant] He would never have found his way if the moon hadn't come out by the time he got to the other river.


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[Assistant] You remember he had seen when they first arrived at the beavers a smaller river flowing into the Great One lower down. He now reached this and turned to follow it up.


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[Assistant] For he had to stoop under branches, and great loads of snow came sliding off onto his back.


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[Assistant] And every time this happened he thought more and more how he hated Peter. Just as if all this had been Peter's fault. But at last he came to a part where it was more level and the valley opened out. And there, on the other side of the river, quite close to him,


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[Assistant] In the middle of a little plain between two hills he saw what must be the White Witch's house, and the moon was shining brighter than ever. The house was really a small castle. It seemed to be all towers.


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[Assistant] Little towers with long pointed spires on them, sharp as needles.


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[Assistant] They look like huge Danse's caps or Sorcerer's caps.


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[Assistant] And they shone in the moonlight, and their long shadows looked strange on the snow. Edmund began to be afraid of the house. But it was too late to think of turning back now.


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[Assistant] He crossed the river on the ice and walked up to the house. There was nothing stirring, not the slightest sound anywhere.


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[Assistant] Even his own feet made no noise on the deep, newly fallen snow. He walked on and on.


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[Assistant] Passed corner after corner of the house and passed turret after turret to find the door.


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[Assistant] He had to go right round to the far side before he found it. It was a huge arch.


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[Assistant] But the great iron gates stood wide open.


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[Assistant] Edmund crept up to the arch and looked inside into the courtyard.


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[Assistant] And there he saw a sight that nearly made his heart stop beating.


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[Assistant] Just inside the gate, with the moonlight shining on it, stood an enormous lion crouched as if it was ready to spring.


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[Assistant] And Edmund stood in the shadow of the arch, afraid to go on, and afraid to go back, with his knees knocking together.


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[Assistant] He stood there so long that his teeth would have been chattering with cold even if they had not been chattering with fear. How long this really lasted I don't know, but it seemed to Edmund to last for hours. Then at last


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[Assistant] He began to wonder why the lion was standing so still.


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[Assistant] For it hadn't moved one inch since he first set eyes on it. Edmund now ventured a little nearer, still keeping in the shadow of the arch as much as he could. He now saw from the way the lion was standing that it couldn't have been looking at him at all. But supposing it turns its head, thought Edmund. In fact, it was staring at something else.


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[Assistant] Namely, a little dwarf who stood with his back to it about four feet away. Aha! thought Edmund. When it springs the dwarf, then will be my chance to escape. But still the lion never moved, nor did the dwarf, and now at last


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[Assistant] Edmund remembered what the others had said about the white witch turning people into stone.


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[Assistant] Perhaps this was only a stone lion.


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[Assistant] And as soon as he had thought of that, he noticed that the lion's back and the top of its head were covered with snow.


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[Assistant] Of course, it must be only a statue.


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[Assistant] No living animal would have let itself get covered with snow. Then very slowly, and with his heart beating as if it would burst,


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[Assistant] The relief which Edmund felt was so great that in spite of the cold, he suddenly got warm all over right down to his toes, and at the same time there came into his head what seemed a perfectly lovely idea. Probably, he thought.


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[Assistant] This is the great lion Aslan that they were all talking about.


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[Assistant] She's caught him already and turned him into stone, so that's the end of all their fine ideas about him. Who's afraid of Aslan? And he stood there, gloating over the stone lion.


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[Assistant] And presently, he did something very silly and childish.


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[Assistant] He took a stump of lead pencil out of his pocket and scribbled a moustache on the lion's upper lip and then a pair of spectacles on its eyes. Then he said,


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[Assistant] Yeaah, silly old ass-lan, how'd you like being a stone? You thought yourself mighty fine, didn't you? But in spite of the scribbles on it.


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[Assistant] The face of the great stone beast still looked so terrible and sad and noble staring up in the moonlight.


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[Assistant] He saw that there were dozens of statues all about.


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[Assistant] Standing here and there rather as the pieces stand on a chessboard when it is halfway through the game.


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[Assistant] There were stone satyrs and stone wolves and bears and foxes and catamountains of stone. There were lovely stone shapes that looked like women, but who were really the spirits of trees.


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[Assistant] There was the great shape of a centaur and a winged horse and a long lithe creature that Edmund took to be a dragon.


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[Assistant] They all look so strange standing there, perfectly lifelike, and also perfectly still, in the bright cold moonlight, that it was eerie work crossing the courtyard.


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[Assistant] Right in the very middle stood a huge shape like a man, but as tall as a tree with a fierce face and a shaggy beard and a great club in its right hand.


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[Assistant] Even though he knew that it was only a stone giant and not a live one, Edmund did not like going past it.


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[Assistant] He now saw that there was a dim light showing from a doorway on the far side of the courtyard. He went to it. There was a flight of stone steps going up to an open door. Edmund went up them. Across the threshold lay a great wolf.


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[Assistant] It's alright, it's alright, he kept saying to himself. It's only a stone wolf, can't hurt me. And he raised his leg to step over it.


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[Assistant] Instantly the huge creature rose, with all the hair bristling along its back, opened a great red mouth, and said in a growling voice, Who's there?


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[Assistant] Stand still stranger, and tell me who you are!


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[Assistant] If you please sir, said Edmund, trembling so that he could hardly speak.


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[Assistant] My name is Edmund, and I'm the son of Adam that Her Majesty met in the wood the other day, and I've come to bring her the news that my brother and sisters are now in Narnia, quite close in the Beavis house. She, she


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[Assistant] Edmund stood and waited, his fingers aching with cold and his heart pounding in his chest.


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[Assistant] And presently the grey wolf, Morgrim, the chief of the witch's secret police, came bounding back and said,


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[Assistant] And Edmund went in, taking great care not to tread on the wolf's paws.


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[Assistant] He found himself in a long gloomy hall with many pillars, full, as the courtyard had been, of statues.


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[Assistant] The one nearest the door was a little fawn with a very sad expression on its face.


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[Assistant] And Edmund couldn't help wondering if this might be Lucy's friend.


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[Assistant] The only light came from a single lamp, and close beside this sat the white witch. I'm come, your majesty, said Edmund, rushing eagerly forward. How dare you come alone, said the witch in a terrible voice. Did I not tell you to bring the others with you? Please, your majesty, said Edmund, I've done the best I can.


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[Assistant] I've brought them quite close. They're in the little house on the top of the dam just up the river with Mr and Mrs Beaver.


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[Assistant] A slow, cruel smile came over the witch's face. Is this?


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[Assistant] And he proceeded to tell her all he had heard before leaving the beaver's house. What?


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[Assistant] Please, I'm only repeating what they said. Stammered Edmund.


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[Assistant] But the queen, who was no longer attending to him, clapped her hands.


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[Assistant] What was your reaction when Baker got traded yesterday? To me, for me personally, it was the worst case scenario.


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[Assistant] You're out. But here's the point that I tried to make. Sooner.


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[Assistant] If you're the Browns and you're the Browns organization and you're Baker Mayfield, right?


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[Assistant] Be professionals. Right? Like, this is, this was a moment.


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[Assistant] However, that's not where we are right now. Where we are right now is...


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[Assistant] We don't know what the situation is going to be with Deshaun Watson. And I'm still trying to, I'm scratching my head. Guys, I'm scratching my head every night, trying to figure out how can a group of people go to a judge with no damning information and expect the most severe punishment there is.


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[Assistant] In the NFL's efforts to supposedly protect the shield, they are in effect damaging the shield.


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[Assistant] By going over the top of a person who's well respected to come up with their own punishment.


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[Assistant] You see what I mean? So, so I get it. You can look, if you're the NFL, you can always go, no matter what she determines the suspension is, you can always go to the media and say, look,


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[Assistant] We thought we had a case. We have to do everything we can to protect the shield. Uh, we presented our case. We have an arbiter that has been determined by both the Players Association and us. We will live by that.


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[Assistant] Right? Like, I've been talking about this for three weeks about, you know, swallow your ego.


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[Assistant] And, and think of big picture about where this team is and what this team needs to win. Okay. And I would say that I do believe that Baker Mayfield is a better option than Jacoby Brissett. Now, the kicker is, is that you may have some other issues with, uh, Baker Mayfield that you don't have with Jacoby Brissett. He's good dude. Right.


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[Assistant] And so he's going to be a company guy. And he has some talent. However...


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[Assistant] And you can say the same thing about Baker, but I have proof that he's had success.


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[Assistant] And so, I just wish, I don't, look, it got to the point, and we don't know what that mark was, that point was, that, where both parties said, alright, let's just be done with it.


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[Assistant] And we've all been in situations, whether it's, you know, with somebody doing work at your house, whether it's in a relationship, whether it's at the supermarket, where you just say, just give it to me, I gotta get out of here.


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[Assistant] We've all had those situations and this is the way that feels because it happened so all of a sudden. Now, the Panthers won the trade for this reason because they're paying Baker back up money and I believe Baker is better than Sam Darn. You see?


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[Assistant] So, if in week two or three, uh, Baker ends up being the starter, then you gotta start a quarterback for five million, and you only have to give up a fourth round pick.


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[Assistant] So did, uh, was it, uh, let me see, I don't want to mix them up. David Carr. David Carr had a 71% completion percentage. Right.


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[Assistant] But they were all two yard passes. So the thing about, the thing about Baker is, is he did push the ball down the field. He was, you know, more of a gunslinger.


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[Assistant] Uhm, now that you have guys who are gonna be open, and I think that, that, you know, you have, you know, Amari Cooper's the real deal.


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[Assistant] What happens in that situation is this. Right? If you don't have somebody to stretch the field.


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[Assistant] Don't overestimate having a guard 50 yards deep, 50 yards wide. That's the goal. If you only got a guard 30 by 50.


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[Assistant] It not only constricts, it makes it easier for the defense to guard you, but it also makes it tighter throws for a quarterback. And it makes your quarterback have to be that much better to be successful. So I will say this, I believe that as far as talent,


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[Assistant] This is probably the most talented team that Brissette has played on, as far as how long they've been talented, right?


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[Assistant] It's been, it's been three, four years where they've been pretty good.


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[Assistant] So maybe that's, that's what it is. Maybe, maybe it's that.


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[Assistant] Like, man, Ty, you hit the head right there. Hit the nail on the head with...


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[Assistant] Uhm, sometimes you just need somebody out there to run fast.


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[Assistant] You ain't gotta throw it to him. Like necessary ruffians. Don't throw it to stone hands! He might not be able to catch!


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[Assistant] You making the assumption that he's worthy of being called by one name. Hmm.


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[Assistant] Rule number one, okay, that, that whole situation, he should have known better because if that quarterback gonna get up in there, like he down with it, then he gonna get dealt with. Simple as that. Stay in your lane.


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[Assistant] When the action starts, the quarterback, yes, that's what I'm talking about. The quarterback get up out of there. Baker know that, you know, but here's the other thing. There is nobody that knows Miles Garrett better than a teammate. And you know that guy and you know what kind of dude he is, right? If you would have said, Hey, probably shouldn't have went that far, you know,


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[Assistant] But it happens to all of us. That's a whole nother thing. But to tell a guy who you know is respected by everyone, that that was Bush League, like he ain't never got caught up in nothing. Dude, I saw you try to outrun a fat cop.


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[Assistant] Odell Beckham gets a bad rap. I've never heard one player say anything negative about Odell Beckham. That's my litmus test.


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[Assistant] That's my test to determine what kind of person a guy is.


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[Assistant] Then I'll give some credence to it. Nobody's ever said anything negative about Odell Beckham. They all love Odell Beckham. So, if you're going to be the guy to say something bad about Odell Beckham, you better have some support.


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[Assistant] You better have other guys that, yeaah, okay, I can see that. I can see how you can feel that way. Right? And they still might not like it. Cause y'all brothers.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? He'd have caught a whole bunch of your bad passes. Right. So, yeaah. Now, the other thing is, look.


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[Assistant] I'm surprised it lasted this long to be honest with you, because I would say to the Browns perspective, if they had a better option, Baker wouldn't have played, right? So while he was out there saying, I'm a play hurt because he was playing for a contract. I don't have a problem with that. But if the Browns had a better option, he would have been out a long time ago. They didn't.


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[Assistant] So the whole playing versus not playing and then when the season's over with him deciding not to play because of all the other stuff that


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[Assistant] Previously happened with the Browns, that situation looks a lot worse.


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[Assistant] But it's normally, uh, it's very normal that if you have a starter or, uh, uh, uh, a star on your team,


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[Assistant] And he's gutting it out and playing hurt when the season is gone, then you just don't play it. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Leroy. So that, I didn't have a problem with that as much as, as all the other stuff. Hey, you know what? What makes a great teammate?


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[Assistant] What makes a great teammate is he's one of you. No matter what his status is in the league, no matter what his status is with the organization, when he goes on that field, he's one of eleven.


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[Assistant] If you treat yourself like one of one and the rest of the team is alone for the ride, you better be damn good or...


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[Assistant] You need to back up a little bit and reassess your situation.


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[Assistant] Nah, I'm definitely a Philly chick. Okay. For sure. Forever.


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[Assistant] The hood, like everywhere else. And then I like moved uptown, but like every part of Philly is just the hood regardless. Really? Yea.


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[Assistant] Mmm, let me think, uh, I feel like that's when Asset Rap came out, right? Oh, okay. From what I remember, I feel like that was like an Asset Rap moment for me. Right. My first time getting introduced to him, and then, uh, I can't, damn.


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[Assistant] I'm still stuck in like 2007, so I was probably still listening to that shit.


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[Assistant] Like I know all that was happening and I was down with it, but I was definitely like emo.


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[Assistant] Not as heavily as I was discovering, like, rock more.


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[Assistant] I mean, there was like the general, like that's when like pop rock really became a wave, so there was like a whole lot of like panning at the disco, Paramore, Fall Out Boy, that was my first time hearing about a lot of those. At the same time, I was going kind of deeper, so I was on some like, it was bands like Alisana and like, uh, freaking Miss Sugar.


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[Assistant] I was trying, super deep into like death metal, trying to figure it out.


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[Assistant] Nah, not at the time. I mean, that was middle school for me, so I was going to a pretty diverse middle school. It was like one of those smart schools type shit, so I was exposed to a lot of different music and I was exploring a lot more like rock and uhm.


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[Assistant] Like metal and everything, but I also was like learning about like K-pop and J-pop and all that type of shit, so uhm.


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[Assistant] No I was, I mean like some of- I mean the first music I was exposed to with my parents was like old school hip hop. My dad never probably passed 2002 with his-


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[Assistant] Music collection, so I had always heard it, but just around that time, I just wanted to hear something else because uhm, that was all I was hearing. Oh, that was it.


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[Assistant] My parents weren't strict with it, but everyone else in my family was like, they didn't want me to listen to it, cause at the time I feel like it was like,


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[Assistant] The sexuality was super in your face. I mean it is now too, but...


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[Assistant] You know that shit, I mean I was still listening to it, but I just wanted to hear other shit.


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[Assistant] I spent like millions of hours online listening to battle raps and all that good shit.


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[Assistant] I enjoyed watching it. I was too frail for that shit.


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[Assistant] I went once or twice, but I was too, like, ironic for those, uhm, concerts. I was like, I don't feel like being the only black person here.


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[Assistant] It was, it wasn't even so much that, it was just like the good double take like, and that was just, I was very aware of myself.


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[Assistant] But it wasn't, it wasn't too bad. Everybody was super turned up.


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[Assistant] Uhm, well, I had always been writing, like I tried to write books and novels and stuff like that all throughout middle school. Really? In high school, yea, I would just like type them up on my computer because I didn't actually have internet, so I was either like typing stories or like playing spider solitaire.


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[Assistant] It was that, but then it didn't develop into actual songs and trying to complete songs because I couldn't complete books, uhm, until...


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[Assistant] Sometime in high school and I would like play around in school and like do little raps or whatever, but it was just like...


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[Assistant] Some regular shit, so right out of high school I recorded my first song.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I recorded it in the basement of my homie's crib, who I had been spending, like, every day after school, in high school, at this crib. And, you know, my friends were recording shit and I never did. So...


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[Assistant] I finally did record something. It was uhm, this place in West Philly. We called it The Port.


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[Assistant] First place I got high, first place I got drunk, like all these things, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it was a song that ended up, I ended up putting it out called Selfie. So that was like the first song I had ever recorded and then I like put the shit out yet.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause I just didn't, I didn't know what to expect really. I was just kind of like throwing it out there and everything and the response was good enough for me to want to put a video out and that was that.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, cause any other time I had been approached it was, uh, something about modeling, like.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I feel like there's, there's a lot of negative connotations on being a rapper alone and then like, let alone a female rapper because it, I mean it's, they're not necessarily all, uhm, like undeserved.


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[Assistant] You know, a lot of people do have ghost writers and shit like that. So when you get asked, like, you know, do you write your raps off rip? I get insulted because I write them, but I imagine like there's been so many experiences where that has been the case.


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[Assistant] Even necessary, and it's, it's shocking to me and it's making me like, you know, like look at my idols differently, but...


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[Assistant] No, neither was an idol actually. They're cool though.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but just, you know, in general, like, as someone who does write all my own music, it was kind of shocking because I didn't know, uhm, there's something people didn't.


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[Assistant] I feel like the first conversation we had was about a kuji sweater that I had. Wow. And then after that...


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[Assistant] Uhm, I had wanted to do A&R before I was making music.


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[Assistant] That's where I really wanted to go with it. I felt like I had an ear and like the people that I had called like called it on.


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[Assistant] And like, you know, like 2012 are successful now. And I was like, oh, you know, I think I can do this. And when I found out, you know, that's what he did, I asked him, I was like, you ever had like basically an intern before, like somebody follow you around? And he told me, you know, the next time I was in New York to


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[Assistant] Come fuck with him, like at the next show, something like that. So, from there we just developed a friendship.


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[Assistant] But when I did start making the music, he acknowledged that, you know, I should continue making music and, you know, A&R, you can always do.


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[Assistant] The first time I had gone to an ASAP show was, I was a senior in high school, so this is 2012. I feel like that was probably his first tour after the first tape.


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[Assistant] And uhm, that's where I found out that it was more than just one person.


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[Assistant] Feel me? So like, I, I just, but I was late, like I had heard the tape, but like, you know, like out and about, that's back when you could still just hear shit, like you just go to your homie's crib and he's playing some shit you haven't heard before. Which doesn't happen too often to me anymore, so.


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[Assistant] It's just like, I was like, oh you know, what is this? And he was like, you know, can you guess where this nigga's from? Like, fuck no. And I heard the tape for the first time, chopped and screwed.


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[Assistant] I mean, no, I mean, I was modeling first. I was modeling, uh, I got, I was signed to Ford at 14.


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[Assistant] And they put me in like the women's division. That shit is crazy. Did they really? Yeaah, cause I was like tall, and it was, it just wasn't a good look, just on the shrunk that I was still in high school. I'm going to school in Philly, but I have to go to New York all the time, and like uhm.


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[Assistant] No. Because I was still going to school everyday. I wasn't incredibly successful. I mean, at the time it just felt like...


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[Assistant] A lot of people had told me I should do it, but I was never really interested in doing shit like that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was out of high school. I wanted to go to the military because I wanted them to pay for college and pay for LASIK so I could be a pilot.


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[Assistant] Well, it wasn't up to me, like, I took my ASVAP and all that, uhm.


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[Assistant] And I got a really good score, I was about to have like the super fire job and then uhm, I couldn't make like the weight requirement for my height.


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[Assistant] Yeah, for every like specific height there is a weight and you have to be, it's like a four pound.


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[Assistant] It was frustrating because I tried like three, for like three months, kept going back, kept going back to try to do it, but uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but after that I was just like, this is a sign, this is not supposed to be, you know, what goes down. I have to put off the pilot ship for later.


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[Assistant] I ended up making music, like, I tried to go to college. I got accepted to a lot of schools, but didn't have no, um, like scholarships or nothing. Couldn't really afford it.


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[Assistant] Which the military would have paid for. So that was dead. So that's when I started taking music more seriously.


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[Assistant] I shot that video and then like the next day I flew to London and I stayed there for a few months.


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[Assistant] They were my managers at the time. They were flying me there to, it was like a test run basically to like establish a real relationship. So I was there for, for a few months. And...


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[Assistant] It was supposed to be, so it was cool. Like London, that was right when London like really started having some kind of sudden connection with US hip hop again.


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[Assistant] You know, like, not, at least not music-wise, like maybe helping me develop, you know, how I want it to be perceived and stuff like that, but uhm, I don't think it's the best move for everybody.


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[Assistant] I think it's cool if you already have an idea of what you want to do, but definitely not if you're really just starting out, and you just got raw talent. You should craft yourself how you want to be portrayed as an artist first.


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[Assistant] I just, I mean, I think the fact that it was definitely a classist society.


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[Assistant] It, just the fact that they have like a hierarchy still, I mean a monarchy rather, still, even if there aren't, they aren't doing the...


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[Assistant] No, it's a lot of, it's a lot of rich, a lot of rich people in Philly. You're exposed to them, but they're like a different, they're the kind of rich people who have a mansion, but also drive a Subaru.


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[Assistant] I mean yeaah, pretty much, pretty much. Affiliate is like a, is a good place for like the young professional. It's kind of like, like healthcare companies and shit are based there.


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[Assistant] No, I mean, like, no, she sucks at fire. If you've heard of the place though, it's probably not good.


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[Assistant] Shit though, but like, nah, that's the last thing I'm getting from Wawa, but everything else is valid.


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[Assistant] I've been trying to own a Wawa for the longest.


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[Assistant] So are the donuts out here really that fire? Because I've only had donuts like once.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I just be watching mad BuzzFeed videos and I'm just like, LA looks really lit with the donuts.


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[Assistant] I'm into it. I'm into the videos. I'm in Vox pretty much.


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[Assistant] I am from Pennsylvania, so we're always a swing state, and we went red, and I was just like, oh shit.


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[Assistant] It does. Usually they just depend on Philly and Pittsburgh to like, keep us blue.


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[Assistant] I was waiting for it to slide in there, but that was a really cool segue. Was it good? Yeah. But yeah, I've had inspiration from exes.


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[Assistant] Like, I'm comfortable and confident in my music and I was making music prior to any relationship, so.


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[Assistant] Never. I feel like anytime you date someone who's gonna be in the same field as you, that you should, uhm, you should believe that they are good at what they do.


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[Assistant] Once you are in a relationship with someone or even just lay down with someone, you become that person's equal.


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[Assistant] You should have the same respect that you would hope that they have for you in public.


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[Assistant] Uh, no, as long as that person isn't detrimental to your career.


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[Assistant] So I mean, there's, there's big pluses to dating people who are in your field because then it's a lot of explaining you don't have to do.


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[Assistant] That's usually it. It's usually just kinda like, with the regular nigga, kinda like, damn, so, I gotta be comfortable with my place with you.


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[Assistant] You know, and all of that shit and who can relate to you on levels I can't.


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[Assistant] And in that, in that respect, you just gotta be confident in your situation.


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[Assistant] I mean, people don't really start showing their true selves until like a year into the shit, like, people send their PR for the first 12 months.


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[Assistant] I guess it depends on when y'all start fucking around. Like I think there is, there's a lot to be said for people who start fucking around in the summer and stick to the shit throughout.


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[Assistant] I think if you start in the summer, that that person must really fuck with you, if it continues.


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[Assistant] I know too many niggas who are dating bitches right now for a place to stay.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that was definitely a decision because I'm pretty secretive, pretty private about most parts of my life, so whenever I do say something it seems like, like, like.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, definitely. And I just feel like if I'm sharing a part of my life, it's because I think it can help somebody else, because I really like to keep most of the shit to myself.


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[Assistant] When I was trying to write stories, I just couldn't finish them. I didn't have the attention span for it, whatever.


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[Assistant] And with a song, I'm able to complete a whole thought in a couple verses as opposed to chapters and chapters of writing.


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[Assistant] Makes it a lot easier for me, as long as I can get the full thought out, and then in a song form, that's fine.


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[Assistant] Yea, but I just feel like, I just want to use the amount of words necessary. Like, I'm pretty direct about it. Like, it's probably why I don't like poetry either. Like, it's like they're just dragging out one thought.


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[Assistant] I mean you just start seeing people try to sell you blatantly fake pills.


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[Assistant] Like, like come on. It's just like chipping on the side.


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[Assistant] I mean, different crystals mean different things as far as like your chakras and what they help with and, uhm, turning, converting good energy into bad energy.


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[Assistant] And the shit that I got into, uhm, when I started practicing, like, Buddhism in, like, 8th grade. And uhm, yeaah. I also have my mother's ring.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, before that, I didn't have much direction. I was identified as an atheist.


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[Assistant] As far as Buddhism and the ideals and just the way of life and things like that, I can definitely agree with and it gives me some sense of, like, peace.


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[Assistant] A lot more, but it's like, I mean, I like, I paid my dues in New York as far as like, I did the whole like, starving artist thing, living, sleeping on floors, shit like that, and I have a respect for it. But do I love everything about it? No.


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[Assistant] Give myself little reality checks, like very small reality checks, like for the entire time.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like I was standing in like a five-floor walk-up.


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[Assistant] For the longest time, so, or like I was always on some super high floor like that, or we would go a long time.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, def. Uhm, no, it's still all love with all of them. A lot of them live out here now, so I don't see everyone as much, but whenever I see them, it's all love.


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[Assistant] I feel- I mean like yea, like they- shit is never like wavered.


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[Assistant] I think there's unreleased music somewhere. I feel like it has to be.


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[Assistant] I'm the super huge fan of 21 Savage. Uhm, like hip hop wise, like, I feel like I'm listening to the same people.


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[Assistant] Few, like, years or so, I mean, I've always been the big Migos fan.


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[Assistant] I think Quavo is a hook god, I think Offset is the most versatile, and I think Takeoff has the best bars.


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[Assistant] Well, my first tape listening to them, I don't think that was their first ever, but.


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[Assistant] I mean, I'm saying what I am, but yea, like Young Rich Niggas, like the actual first tape.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think it's alright. I think that it's progressing now better than it was before. I'm a lot more focused and a lot more in tune and know exactly what I want.


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[Assistant] I just want to keep taking it in the direction that I'm going as far as just showing everyone who I am.


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[Assistant] As an artist and like what I actually do get inspired by and what I actually do listen to.


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[Assistant] And influenced by that's not music related.


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[Assistant] Shit like that, since so much of our careers are based on, you know, people really feeling like they can get to know you and relate to you.


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[Assistant] Yeah, there was a good point of time where I was just like lost in thoughts. I was just getting high and just like not focused on what I set out to do.


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[Assistant] Really taking into account, like, this is my, my life. Cause sometimes it doesn't feel like a job.


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[Assistant] What?! Yeah. Yeah. I didn't, I really stopped sipping lean like that like after like, act is gone.


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[Assistant] You know? Yeaah, like this whole complicated shit, finding the right flavors to sort of, sort of make my teeth fall out and be good.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so I see my rappers go, usually I just listen to the homies, uhm, Princess Nokia is the homie.


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[Assistant] You know what, that wasn't even a foot, that was like a something Rita. So, it's been a minute.


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[Assistant] Uhm, he's absolutely, definitely right. Telling the truth.


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[Assistant] I mean, I'm pretty, I'm pretty honest in my raps. Sometimes people just think I'm talking about other shit, but...


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[Assistant] At one point I was really taking it there, as far as talking about the type of shit I was doing or the type of drugs I was doing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think you have to have enough shit going on, like, since music is based off real life experience, where it's supposed to be, you should...


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, he, uh, he was inspo in that, in the song, Glincoco. That's like my brother though. Oh, from day one? Yeaah, like we've been tight for a long time. Oh, okay. Uhm, and I still have a real close relationship with him. Interesting. I've seen him pretty often.


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[Assistant] Uhm, there's a couple of producers, like, I'm real close with one of my producers named Cloud Atrium and another one, Heaven and Stereo, and, uh,


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[Assistant] One fifth dimension also, but they, a lot of them don't live in America or are younger.


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[Assistant] No, it's Missy Elliott. Shout out to them though, but it's Missy Elliott.


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[Assistant] I'm about to drop this little EP actually in a few weeks. Okay. Music to die to. And that's gonna be a lot of fun.


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[Assistant] Listen, Amber Rose is from Philly and I respect it, okay? You feel me? Amber Rose obviously has the golden box.


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[Assistant] There's gotta be something going on. It's a golden box, easily. Has to be. I respect it. Whatever.


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[Assistant] I just, I'm just enjoying watching his like, him tour the world, like it's great.


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[Assistant] Damn, so like yeaah, I just have a question, like how many memes do you have saved in your camera log?


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[Assistant] Yeaah! Keep it going, keep it going, keep it going!


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[Assistant] I've not spoken to the others about the barrow.


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[Assistant] For I've become very fond of Strider. Well, fond is not the right word. I mean, he is dear to me.


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[Assistant] Though he is strange and grim at times. In fact, he reminds me often of you.


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[Assistant] Kind and stupid like Butterbur, or stupid and wicked like Bill Fernie. But then we don't know much about men in the Shire, except perhaps the Breelanders.


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[Assistant] Do you really mean that Strider is one of the people of the Old Kings? said Frodo in wonder. I thought they had all vanished long ago. I thought he was only a ranger.


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[Assistant] It's very pleasant just to rest. I have had a month of exile and adventure, and I find that has been as much as I want.


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[Assistant] But I can't bring the total up to October the 24th.


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[Assistant] I was mortally afraid of course, but if I had not known more, I would not have dared even to move. It is a marvel that I escaped.


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[Assistant] I thought that I saw a white figure that shone and did not grow dim like the others. Was that Glorfindel then?


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[Assistant] But I'm not worried at the moment. Just give me news of my friends until the end of the affair at the ford, as I keep on asking and I shall be content for the present. After that I shall have another sleep, I think.


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[Assistant] I wonder where he is. I wish he was here and could hear all about it. It would have made him laugh. The cow jumped over the


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[Assistant] I can take you to them, sir, said Sam. It's a big house, this, and very peculiar.


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[Assistant] And elves are, elves here and elves there. Some like kings. Terrible and splendid. And some merriest children.


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[Assistant] And the music and the singing, not that I have had the time and heart for much listening since we got here, but I'm getting to know


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[Assistant] Seems impossible somehow to feel gloomy or depressed in this place. I feel I could sing.


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[Assistant] Hmm, I felt it too. I didn't want anything to happen, just the trip, nothing else. Oh well, we really won't celebrate tonight.


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[Assistant] We just eat supper and act like it was any other evening and we were home with the family.


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[Assistant] I didn't mean that. Of course I want you to go to the university.


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[Assistant] And you will too, more than ever. What's wrong with that? Plenty of people grow old together and have a fine life behind them.


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[Assistant] If two people were there to fire, one weren't facing one another, there'd be a better chance for you. I'm coming with you.


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[Assistant] Uh, but yeaah, it's a nice studio, it's called, uh, The Armory, and it's, uh, it's a 32-track digital recording studio, and, uh, it's very spacious. Big room, large room, which is very comfortable, and, uh, so all you bands out there, uh, come out, check us out. Okay.


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[Assistant] It's such a danger that, you know, figures like Pope Francis warned the press not to spread, you know, what he actually made a very strong parallel between a thesis and this kind of news. That's true!


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[Assistant] Be Arthur guest starred on a number of TV series, like Malcolm in the Middle.


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[Assistant] In 2001, she returned to her first love, the theater. Arthur started her career on Broadway, and won a Tony for her performance as Vera Charles in the 1966 musical Mame. Her new one-woman show was simply called, Be Arthur on Broadway.


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[Assistant] When I, uh, I was in, uh, MAME. In the early 1990s, Estelle Getty made appearances as Sofia Petrillo on shows like Empty Nest and Blossom.


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[Assistant] Getty officially retired from acting in the late 1990s, but the actress continued to work occasionally. In 1999, she was cast as Grandma Estelle in the film Stuart Little.


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[Assistant] After the Golden Palace closed its doors, Rue McClanahan starred in TV movies and plays. In 1997, Rue was diagnosed with breast cancer.


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[Assistant] With four published books and more on the way, Betty also added author to her list of credits.


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[Assistant] The satyrs all stood respectfully and bowed as he approached. Dionysus waved his hand and a new chair grew out of the ground next to Silenus's, a throne made of grapevines.


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[Assistant] Dionysus sat down and crossed his legs. He snapped his fingers and a satyr hurried forward with a plate of cheese and crackers and a dyed coke.


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[Assistant] The god of wine looked around at the assembled crowd. Miss me?


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[Assistant] The satyrs fell over themselves, nodding and bowing. Oh yes, very much sire.


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[Assistant] Well, I did not miss this place. Dionysus snapped.


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[Assistant] I bear bad news, my friends. Evil news. The minor gods are changing sides. Morpheus has gone over to the enemy.


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[Assistant] Hecate, Janus, and Nemesis as well. Zeus knows how many more. Thunder rumbled in the distance. Strike that!


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[Assistant] Dionysus said, even Zeus doesn't know. Now, I want to hear Grover's story, again, from the top. But my lord.


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[Assistant] Silenas protested. It's just nonsense.


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[Assistant] Dionysus's eyes flared with purple fire. I have just learned that my son Castor is dead, Silenus. I am not in a good mood. You would do well to humor me.


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[Assistant] It sounds like just the sort of thing Pan would do.


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[Assistant] Grover is right. The search is tiresome. You must start thinking for yourselves. He turned to a satyr.


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[Assistant] Bring me some peeled grapes, right away. Yes, sire. The satyr scampered off.


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[Assistant] We must exile the traitor. Silenus insisted. I say no.


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[Assistant] Dionysus countered, that is my vote. I vote no as well. Chiron put in. Silenus set his jaw stubbornly.


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[Assistant] Ah, yes, Dionysus said, but unfortunately for you, a god's vote counts twice, and as I voted against, we are tied. Silena stood indignant.


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[Assistant] Let it be dissolved. I don't care.


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[Assistant] Silenus bowed stiffly, along with his two friends, and they left the grove. About twenty satyrs went with them. The rest stood around murmuring uncomfortably.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, Grover told them. We don't need a council to tell us what to do. We can figure it out ourselves.


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[Assistant] He told them again the words of Pan, how they must save the wild a little at a time.


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[Assistant] There are various resources available to support children in learning Braille. Examples are tangible books.


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[Assistant] In the picture, we show such a book with stuffed animals and other tangible objects placed on the pages.


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[Assistant] Next to the object's name written in braille and printed text.


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[Assistant] There is also research on using tangible user interfaces for braille learning to combine the natural form of interaction provided by real world objects with the possibilities of technology. In the picture, we show braille blocks here.


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[Assistant] Users can form enlarged Braille characters by placing red cylinders into a green box.


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[Assistant] A camera setup recognizes the play's characters and provides feedback to a sighted parent or teacher.


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[Assistant] We now strive to combine the advantages of different braille learning resources.


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[Assistant] We want to create a digital and tangible device offering interaction and feedback to the user. Further, we want to reduce the need for a complex setup or supervision by a sighted teacher or parent.


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[Assistant] Using the device should be fun and motivate children to use it frequently and engage with prayer.


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[Assistant] We created BrailleBuddy in six design iterations involving Braille experts, students and teachers. First, we designed a concept based on related work.


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[Assistant] Showing a large braille character either in a fixed layout or as a swing cell with audio feedback. We then created a clay prototype of that concept


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[Assistant] Based on their feedback, we developed a new concept using standard size Braille characters on cards that can be placed on top of a box.


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[Assistant] We further refined and improved our design using a cardboard prototype that supported the placement of one card. Then constructed a functional prototype already resembling our final device and allowing for placing multiple cards.


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[Assistant] Finally, we discussed a fully functional prototype, closely resembling RailBuddy.


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[Assistant] From our design process, we derived crucial points that multiple stakeholders highlighted. First, we should focus on standard size Braille characters, as enlarged characters are only used briefly. Similarly, the device should focus on spelling words instead of reading or writing single letters. Lastly, the cards can be placed on top


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[Assistant] should be wide enough to place two braille characters for uppercase letters or numbers, but also as narrow as possible not to hinder the perception of the word as a whole. The cards also should include a beveled corner to indicate the correct orientation.


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[Assistant] BrailleBody is a wooden box with RFID readers and a speaker inside. It allows children to place cards on top and provides audio feedback for various games.


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[Assistant] Contains one large recess for cards that control which game the user wants to play. Next to it, there are seven narrower recessed areas for cards containing one Braille character each.


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[Assistant] By placing these cards, the user can spell words and solve the game they are playing. Below each card, BrailleBody contains a button.


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[Assistant] Upon pressing this button BrailleBuddy repeats the audio feedback from placing the respective cards. The cards that can be placed on BrailleBuddy


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[Assistant] A 3D printed and then painted to improve their feel. We printed 47 larger cards.


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[Assistant] Two of these cards are only labeled with Braille. The first card starts the game board scramble, where BrailleBuddy gives a set of random letters.


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[Assistant] And the child has to find a word by ordering them correctly. The second card starts the game Word Riddle. Here, BrailleBuddy selects a random word.


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[Assistant] Here BrailleBuddy asks the user to spell the word depicted on the card. We printed 12 cards with 3D figurine of an object and the object's name written in Braille beneath it.


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[Assistant] We also created 33 cards that contain a 2D relief image instead of the figurine. These cards also start the game board copy.


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[Assistant] Each letter of the alphabet is contained, once in upper and lowercase.


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[Assistant] We added duplicate cards for frequently used letters.


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[Assistant] Each letter card is labeled with a letter in printed, elevated text and with the prairie representation. Here we show the card for the letter M.


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[Assistant] incorrect letters are indicated as well and can be corrected by replacing the letter code.


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[Assistant] After completing the game, RailBody makes a finishing sound.


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[Assistant] We conducted a user study at a special education school for children with visual impairment and had 11 participants from grades 1, 2 and 3. During the study duration of 30 minutes, every child played at least one game of word copy followed by the other games if time allowed.


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[Assistant] One teacher was always present and we collected qualitative feedback from the students and the teacher.


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[Assistant] Throughout the study, our participants played 14 rounds of the first game word copy, but they had to spell a given word. 13 rounds of the other two games were played.


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[Assistant] We present our results on how children could find the correct letter card and on their interaction with BrailleBody.


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[Assistant] Seven of the eleven children could scan the letter cards independently. However, four received some verbal hints and they skipped over a card multiple times. A clear strategy of scanning the cards and keeping the area with the letter cards tidy proved crucial factors for quickly selecting the letters.


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[Assistant] 7 out of 11 children could interact with BrailleBuddy immediately without any support. Further, 9 children vividly expressed their enjoyment during the study. When asked towards the end of the study, all but one child answered that they would like to play with BrailleBuddy again.


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[Assistant] Our results show that BrailleBody is enjoyable for most children. It motivates them to engage with Braille and extend their reading and spelling skills. BrailleBody is also usable in a self-directed manner without supervision and therefore can be used by children in breaks or at home.


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[Assistant] Such devices can complement traditional teaching methods in braille education,


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[Assistant] All models and the code are available on GitHub for you to use and extend. If you have any questions, please contact me via email.


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[Assistant] There's a moment that you thought, wow, we are gonna make history.


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[Assistant] There, there is a proposal to combine fingerprinting, uh, with that kind of, uhm, marking, uh, water marking. Uhm, but, and I, and I haven't dealt too deeply, but, uhm, there seems to be a lot of concern about how reliable and how secure that would be.


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[Assistant] And whether or not it could be easily defeated.


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[Assistant] No, no, no, no, no. It depends on whether there's regulation involved. And part of, part of the,


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[Assistant] The effort by some people in generative AI to get governments to


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[Assistant] For example, if in, in your case, uh, if the, um,


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[Assistant] If a government regulator said it's okay to publish that document, then it's the regulator who's responsible, not the manufacturer. And that's a transfer of liability.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, that's a historical view. That, that is what we have done in the past. That's how we got here.


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[Assistant] And, and that's also a historical view of AI systems. Large language models don't work that way.


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[Assistant] Given large language models, which are based on scraping the entire content of the internet,


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[Assistant] Those, those are the things that, that we're, that we have to figure out what it means for sys...


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[Assistant] You know, what it means for us technically and what it means for society.


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[Assistant] So, so if, if an ISO panel looked at knowledge-based systems from, and created, you know, from 15, 20 years ago, regulations for knowledge-based systems, knowledge-based systems are pretty much, you know, they're dinosaurs. I don't know that they exist anymore. Um, so, and then applying those rules to, to the today's technology,


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[Assistant] Uh, human supervision as the solution


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[Assistant] One of the things that's gonna happen, or is already actually happening,


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[Assistant] Is that, uh, generative AI systems are being used to create cyber security attacks. And they are able to create a, uh, uh, uh,


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[Assistant] Our defense technology is based on looking for static patterns and then applying static scripted remediation.


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[Assistant] And that works fine as long as


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[Assistant] The attack fits a pattern that's a priori pattern that you have already and that you can identify and that you have a script and you have all the right


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[Assistant] Ingredients, the right recipe and the right ingredients to, to do the remediation. But what's gonna, what's happening is that, uhm, generative AI is, is creating so many and so many different types of attacks that, that pattern recognition doesn't work and it won't, just won't work. And, and if,


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[Assistant] If we don't do something, we're, our, our, our digital infrastructure is, is, it's right now it's, you know, you can argue that it's not as secure as it should be. And it's certainly expensive. The biggest, the biggest industry in the world right now is cyber crime. Um, it's going to get worse.


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[Assistant] So some people suggest that we should use generative AI.


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[Assistant] To create defenses against generative AI attacks.


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[Assistant] The generative AI system has to take in all of the data from the network all the time and it has to constantly process all of that data in order to find the little needle in a haystack that represents one attack.


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[Assistant] The idea of generative AI defending against generative AI attacks won't work. What we do need is a dynamic system. A system that is able to, much like the human immune system, to determine


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[Assistant] Hey, something's, this is different and it's not right and therefore we have to do something. And then.


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[Assistant] Uh, maybe reconfiguration, maybe new software, uhm,


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[Assistant] And, and that all of that can happen and it can happen very near the point of attack and very, very quickly. And, but, go ahead then.


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[Assistant] If you think that there is an exhaustible number of vulnerabilities, and if you could identify all the vulnerabilities of a particular system,


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[Assistant] And then close all the vulnerabilities, that would work.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, our systems have become so large, so complex, and so volatile that


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[Assistant] The probability of a finite number of vulnerabilities is diminishingly small.


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[Assistant] So you, you, you, you close off these, but remember that unless you, unless you have some way to prevent


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[Assistant] What you're doing from appearing anywhere on the internet, uhm, it's going to be scraped into the generative AI system again. And so that, that feedback loop is going to be there.


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[Assistant] Correct. And you're right, you can cut off many, but the problem is there are many, many, many, many more. And you can't cut them all off.


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[Assistant] And, and most software in our world doesn't exist in a, you know, a few thousand lines, a few hundred lines of code. Most of our software lives in a melange of software and combinations of very large and very small components and


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[Assistant] But remember, what you're saying is people are defending.


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[Assistant] Right? That's, if I break down your language, it's...


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[Assistant] People are defending and they're using this tool to help them defend. But, we, you know, to use Zoya's terms, we could have autonomous attackers.


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[Assistant] Okay, so I worked for the Bank of America, and I had a security responsibility, and


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[Assistant] I was like, I would, I would go to management and say, look, we gotta spend some money because we gotta make sure this is secure. And their answer was, no, it doesn't have to be secure.


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[Assistant] The only thing that matters is that everybody believes it's secure. We take all our losses, all our security losses, we put them in a bucket, we actually make profit on that. We're really happy to have all those losses. As long as nobody knows about them, as long as they think everything's secure, it's fine.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but you know, I'm sure, I'm sure if, if I did a forensic, uh, accounting analysis of the Bank of America's books back over 40 years, I would find that there's billions of dollars that, uh, that's been lost.


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[Assistant] The cost of a security breach becomes a very, very different calculation.


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[Assistant] And, and, you know, we look at these systems and infrastructure. We've already had examples where municipal water systems have been poisoned.


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[Assistant] We have, you know, there's many, many examples of infrastructure that have resulted in the threat of death for large numbers of people.


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[Assistant] And because of, because of security breaches. So this, this calculation of, of risk and reward


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[Assistant] So I maintain in the security space, the appearance of generative AI is similar to the appearance of COVID-19.


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[Assistant] We have a, we have a global threat. We have this, this thing that's going to come out. And we don't have, and we don't, we have tools that are designed to protect us, not from this, so, you know, I use the


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[Assistant] We have tools designed to protect us from swords, but all of a sudden the attackers have bombs now.


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[Assistant] And, and, and it's not that the attackers are in my country or in my neighborhood. They can be anywhere in the world. And, uhm, and, and, and so if,


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[Assistant] It's not that I can be secure and Zoya is not secure. If Zoya's not secure, I'm not secure. So,


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[Assistant] I'm thinking what we really need, and we have a whole infrastructure.


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[Assistant] But it's all based on national competition. People, each country looking for an economic advantage against the other countries. But I'm thinking, what I've come to, the conclusion I've come to is,


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[Assistant] Kind of like what we did with the mRNA vaccines. We need, we have people who've been working in, in cyber security and, and trying to come up with these dynamic approaches. We need to have all of the different parts of the, of the Western world start putting money into those and, and do it quickly. The way we did when we were confronted with COVID.


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[Assistant] And, and the offensive side doesn't want strong defenses because they...


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[Assistant] They want to be able to attack other people and, you know, it's, it's, it will require cooperation and it will require a different way of working together. But I, I think that it's, I think it's really, this is where we are.


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[Assistant] And either we'll address it and we'll address it quickly, or, you know, our world is, my life is really a


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[Assistant] Very, very, very, my quality of life is very, very, very determined by the digital infrastructure that's around me.


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[Assistant] And if the digital infrastructure that's around me starts to collapse, I don't know what's going to happen to me. And I think that's true for


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[Assistant] And, and, and, and let's talk about the developed world. Is the developed world easier? Dennis? What, how do you want to characterize it?


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[Assistant] You know, every, the classic example is the, uh, the center in Iran that were air-gapped and were, uh,


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[Assistant] Destroyed by cyber attack on two occasions.


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[Assistant] Earlier, about two months ago, there was a whole raft of people publishing ways that they did it. And then everybody said, oh, we gotta stop publishing this.


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[Assistant] If, if you're an accountant and you're in, uhm,


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[Assistant] Uhm, and, and, and you say, and you do it, and you, and this is just part of your work every day, and all of a sudden you get a call, it sounds like the CEO, it sounds like just another one of these things, and, and you can't distinguish that it's not who you think it is.


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[Assistant] And you send $20 million off to somebody


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[Assistant] So, uh, Dennis was talking, I get, I get invoices.


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[Assistant] This has happened and it started happening in the last six weeks. I get documentation and it, it looks perfect.


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[Assistant] The, the social engineering stuff I think is kind of the...


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[Assistant] The low-hanging fruit. I'm more concerned about very sophisticated technology, software, and communication attacks. I agree.


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[Assistant] As the spokesman of Lannadal, I will support your protest.


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[Assistant] Hello? Uh, put me through to the Director of Naval Intelligence.


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[Assistant] Hello, sir. Uh, wireless officer here, sir. I have a decoded message from Norway. X-ray London zebra.


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[Assistant] Hubert base located Langerfjord. Heavily camouflaged. Lies 14 miles south of village Langerdahl.


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[Assistant] Hubert's concentrating for Atlantic raid Wednesday, 2230 onwards. Uh, very good, sir.


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[Assistant] And uh, since his return, you see a change. I pray for him.


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[Assistant] And here, here is his primitive physique. It's seen 20 different editions. It was first published in 47, nigh on 30 years ago.


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[Assistant] You're aware of the contents of this letter? I know sir.


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[Assistant] Speak up. Which of you has anything to say to me?


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[Assistant] You men guard the prisoner down to the car. The rest of you scatter out and find General Higgs.


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[Assistant] It poisoned me, I was defiled, and then...


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[Assistant] Yes, but what exactly, I mean just now you were- Now I am purified, said the


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[Assistant] I went to see the controller this morning, said the savage at last. What for? To ask if I mightn't go to the islands with you. And what did he say?


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[Assistant] He said he wanted to go on with the experiment, but I'm damned, the savage added with sudden


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[Assistant] I'm damned if I'll go on being experimented with! Not for all the controllers in the world! I shall go away tomorrow too!


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[Assistant] Anyway, I don't care, so long as I can be alone.


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[Assistant] All our worldly pleasures are as nothing compared to this.


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[Assistant] I'm fascinated by the idea of being more adventurous in trusting God.


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[Assistant] This has been the means of letting us see the tender love and care of our God over His children, even in the most minute things, in a way we'd never experienced before. It has made the Lord known to us more fully as a prayer-hearing God.


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[Assistant] Late as that morning, we were visiting one of our congregation, and she asked me straight out, do you need any money? Well, I was tempted.


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[Assistant] But I kept our agreement with the Lord and told her I would only tell God about our needs. Well, she went on.


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[Assistant] And said how a while ago she had asked the Lord what she could do for him, and he had impressed upon her to give me some money. Then just last Saturday the feeling came back to her most powerfully.


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[Assistant] Well, I kept my mouth shut so as not to influence her giving. It wasn't easy. But when we left, she gave me two pounds. So how about yourself?


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[Assistant] Wednesday. Took tea at a friend's house, where I found a biography on Professor Franke.


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[Assistant] They have frequently, for a long time, thought about laboring in a similar way, though it might be on a much smaller scale, not to imitate Franka, but in reliance upon the Lord.


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[Assistant] Today it is very much on my heart to no longer think about starting an orphan house, but to actually do it. And I have been very much in prayer about it.


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[Assistant] In just a few days the Lord has answered my prayers and given me 50 pounds. I had asked for only 40.


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[Assistant] This has been a great encouragement to me and has stirred me up even more to pray about an orphan house.


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[Assistant] Again, yesterday and today, I have been much in prayer about the orphan house, and I'm more convinced that it is of God. May he in his mercy guide me.


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[Assistant] Can set up and run an orphan house without asking anyone for money or supplies and do it simply by prayer and faith.


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[Assistant] That would be something which, with the Lord's blessing,


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[Assistant] It would also be a powerful witness to the unconverted of the reality of God.


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[Assistant] Therefore, I have called this meeting today to share with you what I believe God has been calling me to do since I came to Bristol. I intend, with His help and provision, to open a children's home where these children of the street can find refuge and welfare and love.


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[Assistant] It will be open only to those who have been bereaved of both parents. No one will be turned away on grounds of class or creed. As well as receiving a plain education, the girls will be trained for domestic service and the boys will be taught a trade.


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[Assistant] God has freely given to us in our need of salvation, and we will freely give to those who are in need.


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[Assistant] These past years we have seen how faithful God has been. And now I believe He waits to see how we will trust Him in these trials of our faith.


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[Assistant] This does not mean that children should go without their food or clothing. When you return to your stations, look for items we do not need and arrange to have them sold. Now let's pray.


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[Assistant] And help us to trust that you will provide what we need to look after our children. Amen.


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[Assistant] Now my question is, would you guys mind maybe doing a little something to explain these shows to our readers who might not be familiar? Like say, in sketch form?


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[Assistant] Guys, guys, I don't think that this is what the show is about.


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[Assistant] Captain Dutton. I have to be in Quebec by Saturday afternoon. I'm due to speak that evening.


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[Assistant] Do you think we will make it? That's now impossible, Mr Muller. There's no sign of this fog lifting at all.


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[Assistant] In 52 years, I have never broken a speaking engagement. We must pray. May we go to the chat room? Yeah, of course.


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[Assistant] But have you any idea how thick this fog is? I'm not looking at the fog, Captain Dutton, but on God, who controls all our circumstances.


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[Assistant] We thank you that you command the wind and the waves and even this fog.


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[Assistant] We rejoice that our times and our circumstances are in your hands.


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[Assistant] In the glorious name of our Savior, I ask that you will make it possible for us to reach Quebec by Saturday afternoon. That your name will be glorified. Amen.


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[Assistant] You don't really believe that God will answer, but I know He already has. Come, sir. Let us see what God has done.


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[Assistant] I have known my lord for 52 years, Captain Dutton, and there is not one single day when the king has not graciously granted me an audience.


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[Assistant] You may be the oldest, the greatest, the most hardened of sinners. You may have sinned again and again, but if you now turn to Christ, He will forgive you.


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[Assistant] For there is power in the blood of Christ to take away the greatest sins. I know.


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[Assistant] Chapter 16 The Pilgrim Fathers


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[Assistant] The English reformers, while renouncing the doctrines of Romanism, had retained many of its forms.


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[Assistant] Thus, though the authority and the creed of Rome were rejected,


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[Assistant] That these things were not matters of conscience, that though they were not commanded in scripture, and hence were non-essential, yet not being forbidden, they were not intrinsically evil.


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[Assistant] Their observance tended to narrow the gulf which separated the reformed churches from Rome, and it was urged


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[Assistant] Tended to bridge over the chasm between Rome and the Reformation, close quote. Martin, volume 5, page 22.


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[Assistant] That God has in His Word established the regulations governing His worship.


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[Assistant] And that men are not at liberty to add to these or to detract from them.


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[Assistant] The very beginning of the great apostasy was in seeking to supplement the authority of God by that of the Church.


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[Assistant] Rome began by enjoining what God had not forbidden.


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[Assistant] and she ended by forbidding what he had explicitly enjoined


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[Assistant] Many earnestly desired to return to the purity and simplicity which characterized the primitive church.


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[Assistant] They regarded many of the established customs of the English Church as monuments of idolatry.


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[Assistant] And they could not in conscience unite in her worship.


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[Assistant] But the church, being supported by the civil authority, would permit no descent from her forms.


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[Assistant] Attendance upon her service was required by law.


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[Assistant] The monarch who had just ascended the throne of England.


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[Assistant] Declared his determination to make the Puritans, quote,


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[Assistant] Or, Harry them out of the land, or else worse, close quote. George Bancroft, History of the United States of America, Part 1, Chapter 12, Paragraph 6. Hunted, persecuted, and imprisoned. They could discern in the future no promise of better days, and many yielded to the conviction


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[Assistant] That for such as would serve God according to the dictates of their conscience.


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[Assistant] They had left their houses, their goods, and their means of livelihood. They were strangers in a strange land among a people of different language and customs.


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[Assistant] They were forced to resort to new and untried occupations to earn their bread


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[Assistant] Middle-aged men who had spent their lives in tilling the soil had now to learn mechanical trades.


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[Assistant] But they cheerfully accepted the situation and lost no time in idleness or repining.


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[Assistant] They knew they were pilgrims, and looked not much on those things, but lifted up their eyes to heaven, their dearest country, and quieted their spirits."


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[Assistant] Bancroft, part 1, chapter 12, paragraph 15. In the midst of exile and hardship, their love and faith waxed strong.


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[Assistant] They trusted the Lord's promises and He did not fail them in time of need.


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[Assistant] His angels were by their side to encourage and support them.


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[Assistant] And when God's hand seemed pointing them across the sea,


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[Assistant] To a land where they might found for themselves a state.


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[Assistant] And leave to their children the precious heritage of religious liberty, they went forward without shrinking in the path of providence.