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[Assistant] It speaks how deeply divided our nation is, that you have two candidates that receive tens of millions of votes, a race that's separated.


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[Assistant] These actions that Trump does to appease his base and to excite his base have incited the resistance against him.


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[Assistant] Not just because of the policy itself and what it says about us as Americans, much less the people themselves who are now imperiled and clear if they could come to the United States.


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[Assistant] It was the day when it felt like democracy may be crumbling at its seams.


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[Assistant] This was an incident that was clearly the tale of these far-right white supremacist powers emboldened and out of control.


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[Assistant] We're not going back to uh, politics as usual.


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[Assistant] And there was an idea, for a brief moment, uh, that he was about to pivot. He was about to be, quote unquote, presidential.


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[Assistant] He would show us all that he was capable of, of uniting America and speaking to everybody at once.


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[Assistant] Sir, you did not answer, you did not answer whether any of your associates were in contact with the Russians. Can you categorically deny that did not happen, sir? Can you categorically deny that did not happen, sir?


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[Assistant] It's just 48 hours after he had been inaugurated as president.


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[Assistant] He said to me, I'm serious about this. I want to do something. And I want you to go there right away.


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[Assistant] As an indication of my seriousness.


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[Assistant] I said, well I can't leave tonight. I said, because I've got to go home and pack a bag. But I left a couple of days later.


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[Assistant] Well the timing for the potential for success


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[Assistant] In early 2009 could not have been worse. President Obama was sworn in


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[Assistant] in Gaza between Israel and Hamas had come to a conclusion.


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[Assistant] Emotions were very high and very negative.


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[Assistant] There was a lot of hostility, uh, a lot of, uh, feelings of victimization on both sides. Uh, the circumstances were not conducive to moving forward.


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[Assistant] to Israel from there and made a comparable statement of reassurance.


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[Assistant] I concluded that the level of mistrust between both societies made it highly unlikely that they would be able to overcome that level of mistrust and reach agreement.


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[Assistant] First time to my knowledge as a historian that a President of the United States addresses the world adherence of one faith.


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[Assistant] And there are many aspects of the speech which have direct impact on Israel. The most obvious which is the condemnation of settlements.


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[Assistant] Are slapping their heads and saying, oh my god. What a disaster.


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[Assistant] It became the headline. The headline in the New York Times was, President Obama endorses the 67 borders.


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[Assistant] Now for Israel this was, uhm, this was a major development.


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[Assistant] His team of advisors tried to calm it down, but he had things he wanted to say to the president.


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[Assistant] There were a number of clocks ticking. One clock was the rate at which Iran was enriching uranium.


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[Assistant] It was an attempt to set a meeting between, uh, the Prime Minister and the President in September at the UN with the both of the General Assembly and the President won't take the meeting.


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[Assistant] It was a type of an implosion. We're confronted with this reality.


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[Assistant] In which our principal ally has negotiated.


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[Assistant] Behind our backs for seven months with our worst enemy. Now that is hard to square.


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[Assistant] Hey, welcome back to stone technology. I, I kinda just wanna start calling this stone block now, because that's what I'm used to saying.


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[Assistant] Like, I'm playing stone block, and it's quicker and shorter. Yeah, I'm just gonna call this stone block from now on because it's a little easier, but anyway, back to stone block. I've done a little bit off camera, not really that much. Hang on. No, I forgot to put the coal back in when I moved all of this stuff.


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[Assistant] So, you might notice, Cobblegen is gold now, I upgraded it to tier 4, and it's been working away at that, and it's pretty quick now.


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[Assistant] Oh jeez. Okay, that was just a backup, but you can see how quick that is.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I forget if I, when I upgraded the meshes to iron, but I did that and didn't really mention it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I also went and made a bunch of casts, because in this video, I want to prepare for Create. Because I've been exploring the tech tree a bit.


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[Assistant] And to be able to move on, I need this chromatic compound to get into immersive engineering. And chromatic compound requires this stuff in a mixer and polished rose quartz requires deploying.


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[Assistant] So, those seem to be, well there's the mechanical mixer, and the deploy is there.


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[Assistant] Which means I'm gonna need a lot of space. And to be able to make that space easily, I would ideally like a hammer. Which, coincidentally, is one of the last parts of Tinkers. Actually, the last part. I need this Tinkers anvil.


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[Assistant] So, I need three blocks of bronze, four blocks of seed bricks, and a tinker station. Or not the tinker station.


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[Assistant] I think I'm gonna keep the tinker station because maybe it's useful for something. Because I have a suspicion this is the same as a tool forge.


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[Assistant] But, I don't know if you can make the lower level tools on it. I don't know. I'm just gonna make it anyway. So, bronze. How do I get that?


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[Assistant] There's a bunch of ways using create, but I think the easiest involves the tinker's furnace, the smeltery. I need three copper, one tin, and it makes four molten bronze.


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[Assistant] So, I should already have a bunch of, uh, copper and tin.


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[Assistant] Four copper, and tin. Got more copper, I may as well use all of it.


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[Assistant] I don't know what bronze is useful for outside of all of this.


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[Assistant] Hmm, I might not have enough. So wait, I need 3 blocks of bronze, that's 27 ingots. So then I need to make 28 total.


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[Assistant] So I need twelve tin, this is enough tin. So I need four times as much copper. That's what I'm missing out on at the moment. Oh no, three times as much. So I need eighteen copper ore chunks. Which I don't have. So, time to do some sieving.


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[Assistant] This is gonna be a lot of gravel. Ooh, yeaah, that's a lot of gravel.


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[Assistant] And last bit to see if there we go. That's a lot of stuff. Seven diamonds. Okay. So I can do some stuff with that and everything else. I'll just click insert and you take the copper and the tin back.


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[Assistant] I'll take the valuables with me to use elsewhere. Right. Is this enough copper? Yes. Definitely.


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[Assistant] Then, uh, there isn't much space in here. Oh well.


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[Assistant] I can still use this iron while I wait for all of this to smelt, because iron doesn't alloy with too much, so I can just get this going. I can only have nine in there at a time. So, for these tools,


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[Assistant] I don't have a tough tool rod, but I'm still going to be upgrading my pickaxe and my axe to iron, so all you do is put the cast in there and pour iron into it.


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[Assistant] Oh, and I guess I can show how you make a cast in the first place. If you've ever used Tinkers before, it's exactly the same as it's always been. But, still.


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[Assistant] Wait, how much does it cost? It costs two iron at a time. Okay, good to know. I think I'll upgrade the binding and the tool rod as well.


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[Assistant] So I'm gonna need two tool rods and two bindings. I'm gonna need more iron. Oh, I'm out of lava.


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[Assistant] Ooh, actually, this is my opportunity to move the fuel tank.


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[Assistant] I hope it doesn't break the whole structure.


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[Assistant] Because it didn't do that before unless you destroyed the controller. So I'm kind of counting on that. Good. Still remembers. Because I, I use that a lot anytime I want to rebuild it. Just don't move the controller.


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[Assistant] Because I don't think I'm gonna be moving the smeltery. It doesn't need to be big.


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[Assistant] Iron smelt now. Oh, and I'm gonna need gold. Where is gold? There is gold. Does gold alloy with copper?


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[Assistant] Yes, alloys with copper to make rose gold. I don't want that.


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[Assistant] Ah, I thought it alloed with tin, but no, it alloes with silver to make electron. Okay. So don't put the gold in there while the copper's still in there. Oh, the tin finished. So, ooh, that's a lot of bronze.


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[Assistant] Okay, I miscalculated. That's almost six blocks. Uh.


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[Assistant] I only needed three. Well, I guess I can make some stuff with the bronze.


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[Assistant] What's bronze like? Compared to iron. Oh, it's much better than iron.


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[Assistant] I think I'm gonna swap all this out for, uhm, iron stuff. Uh, not iron stuff, bronze stuff.


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[Assistant] Good thing you can just melt it back down again. Well, three blocks of bronze coming right up.


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[Assistant] About the same. Slightly better. And the bindings have nothing to them. Right, I've got my three blocks of bronze now.


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[Assistant] Uhm, how do I get the seedstone? Can you still put cobblestone in a smeltery to get it? Seedstone. Grout, of course, still makes it. No, you can't still do it with cobblestone.


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[Assistant] Okay, so I need to make a bit more grout. Oh well.


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[Assistant] Okay, I've got all of the bronze tool bits. So, Sidestone, I need to do it with grout again.


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[Assistant] But, putting the grout in the smeltery gives me double, so, that means I just need to get eight grout, which is one crafting recipe with a full block of clay. So,


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[Assistant] So nine gravel. I need to keep four of it.


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[Assistant] Then, one sand into one dust. I don't have my bucket. Water into the bucket, into the barrel, and then clay. And now, clay.


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[Assistant] What do I need for a hammer? Cause that's what I'm making. It's called a sledgehammer now.


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[Assistant] I need a hammerhead, a tough handle, and two large plates. So, I'll make it out of cobstone. Hammerhead, tough handle.


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[Assistant] Well, I've got my four Seered Stone now, so I think I'll just make it separate. And I'll see. Tinkers and Ville. Whoo, chapter completed. Hmm. And I got a bunch of XP. Cool.


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[Assistant] So, what does the- the Tinker's Anvil does let me do all of the other ones too. So I will just use it to replace the Tinker Station.


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[Assistant] What am I gonna do with this then? Let's put it in the corner. So I'm just gonna upgrade all my tools real quick.


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[Assistant] I can only do one piece at a time because it's annoying like that.


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[Assistant] There we go, now they are significantly better. Oh, I didn't think, I didn't see it was my little diamond. That's pretty good. So...


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[Assistant] To make the three casts, each cast costs two gold. So I need three of these chunks. Did I mention that the smeltery doubles what you put into it?


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[Assistant] I didn't think I did mention that, anyway. Oh well. Well, it does. So, my initial plan for what I was gonna get Tinkers, uh, not Tinkers, Create for, is completely useless, because, uh, Tinkers already does it. So, uh, yeaah. So, I need to make more...


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[Assistant] Gonna get rid of all the gold before I can start chucking in the copper.


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[Assistant] So, all you do, put the stone thing, or just any piece at all, but stone is the easiest to get. And then you cover it with gold.


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[Assistant] That's kind of a good thing because what are you gonna do with it afterwards? Sir?


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[Assistant] Ah, there's still three gold in there. Maybe it only consumes one. Oh well. That's why I made this ingot cast, so that I can get individual ingots out. I might make a nugget cast as well, but I don't have to worry about that for a while.


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[Assistant] So, yep, now I just chuck all the copper in, and it should make enough bronze.


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[Assistant] I didn't really calculate how much I needed, I just got a bunch.


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[Assistant] Oof. Three blocks. Uh, yeaah, that's definitely enough. I only needed two blocks and one and get hammerhead.


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[Assistant] And second large plate. There we go. So now I can make that hammer.


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[Assistant] Bam, sledgehammer. Now, it can't do the same thing that the stone hammer does, the excompressium. Actually, maybe it can. No, it can't.


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[Assistant] Uhm, there used to be an individual sledgehammer in tinkers that would work with x-nicolo or x-compressium, whatever it was at the time. And you could use that as a tinker's variant of this.


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[Assistant] But now that it's 1.16, it doesn't have that anymore. So you've just got the original hammer. And what it does is it can mine in a 3x3 like this, which makes everything much, much faster. How much bronze is left in here?


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[Assistant] Oh, exactly one block. Nice. So I'm just gonna be using that one block to repair things.


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[Assistant] Now what else I thought I would do in this video is I just want to clean up a couple things. Uhm, for one, I've noticed my food source is a little dumb at the moment. I'm just constantly growing trees whenever I run out of apples.


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[Assistant] If I check here, a hopping hopper botany pot. Because then it'll just keep automatically growing trees and giving me small amounts of resources. And at the same time, it'll give me effectively infinite wood. So.


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[Assistant] What do I need for that? Hopper botany pot, five terracotta, a flower pot, and a hopper.


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[Assistant] Okay, flower pot is three bricks. So then I need to get six clay blocks.


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[Assistant] I don't really need to worry about saving coal. I've got a lot of it.


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[Assistant] Okay, so now I should have everything I need. I'll make the hopper, the flower pot, and put it all together.


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[Assistant] I didn't technically make a botany pot first. So in this sort of circumstance...


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[Assistant] I'm tempted to just cheat in and then immediately remove a botany pot for the sake of getting the achievement. Because come on. That's just annoying. Yeah, that's what I'll do.


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[Assistant] Just register that I've done the quest. Oh, it gives me another hopper buttony pot. Cool, so I guess I can grow multiple things.


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[Assistant] I think I'll just put this chest down here or something. I can move it later if I want, but doesn't really matter. Oh, that takes much longer to grow than I thought it would. Two minutes, okay.


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[Assistant] Well, I'll just let that go. So, that's all the setup that I really, oh jeez, the hammer's pretty big, I didn't notice that, compared to like, the axe. Damn. Big. Uh, what else did I need to do? Uhm.


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[Assistant] It says I've started this? Oh, right, hopper.


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[Assistant] So, for create, I may as well just start working my way down. So, Mechanical Mixer, that seems to be the first thing I need.


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[Assistant] And there's like alloy, and there's like casing, whisk, and two cogwheels. The only thing I don't have is the whisk.


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[Assistant] Two anti-zite alloys and five iron plates. How do I make that?


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[Assistant] Pressing. Okay. Mechanical press.


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[Assistant] Glock of iron. Sometimes. Okay.


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[Assistant] There we go. So I needed a bunch of these cogwheels, a bunch of andesite alloys, and andesite casings. So, mechanical press. Not too hard. Mechanical press. Cool.


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[Assistant] And that was another quest. There we go. Blaze cake base? What's that for? Now I'm probably also gonna need.


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[Assistant] Are they like, belts? Mechanical belts. Yeaah. Dried kelp? How do I get dried kelp?


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[Assistant] I mean, I know it just smelt kelp. What did I find? Siving leaves gives kelp?


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[Assistant] I think I'm just gonna shortcut my way there. Because this Hopper Botany pot will make leaves. It's just, I don't want to be waiting that long. So I'm just gonna speed this up myself. There we go. Bunch of leaves. Easy. And this should give me a bunch of kelp.


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[Assistant] So then how do I get the kelp? Oh, it has to be acacia leaves.


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[Assistant] Ah, okay, so I need to grow an acacia tree. Do I have one of those? No.


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[Assistant] Okay then, Cassia Seed. How do I get it?


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[Assistant] That's the heavy sieve. It's just rare from sieving dirt. Yeah. 5% chance. Okay.


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[Assistant] I think I'm gonna crook it before I do the shears on it. Because when I do the shears, oh wait no, sieving it gives me saplings as well. So, I don't have to worry. So I just made crooks for nothing. Crooks, crooks were kinda useless now. There we go. 17 kelp. And I got a bunch of apples as well. Ooh, and silkworms.


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[Assistant] Think I'm just gonna get myself a bunch more kelp, because I can see myself using it quite a lot.


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[Assistant] In future, because Create uses a lot of mechanical belts.


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[Assistant] There we go. That's gotten me a whole, that's a lot of leaves.


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[Assistant] Okay. This is definitely gonna be enough kelp for a while.


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[Assistant] And there we go. I have almost two stacks of kelp, a lot of apples, I got another golden apple, and a lot of saplings.


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[Assistant] Okay, this is probably more than I needed.


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[Assistant] There we go, kelp's cooking. Should have it back in a little bit. This was all just to get the, the press working.


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[Assistant] So what do I need for the iron plates? Okay, just an iron ingot. Going through the press.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna need something to generate mechanical power. Waterwheel. There it is.


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[Assistant] What do I need for it? A large cogwheel surrounded by planks, uh, not planks, slabs. Probably gonna need a lot of them. There we go, two water wheels, and I got more large cogwheels.


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[Assistant] There, four water wheels. That should give me plenty of power. How many shafts have I got? Twelve.


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[Assistant] I guess while I wait for this, I can excavate the large area that I'll need for all of this. Ooh, these water wheels are kinda big. Okay.


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[Assistant] This should just work. If I block everything off.


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[Assistant] I hope having more water wheels with more water will give me more mechanical power, but something tells me it might not.


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[Assistant] Ah, the cup's done. So, I think what I need to do to make the belts is just that. They are not cheap. Oh wow, okay.


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[Assistant] Four more belts, okay. I only have 23. Right.


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[Assistant] So, with this shaft, I can now put things on it like I can put this mechanical press into it.


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[Assistant] And it should do something?


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[Assistant] Do I need like a clutch or a gearshift or some of this stuff? Is there like a book that I got for this? No. This one's for tinkers.


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[Assistant] I guess I'm just figuring this out on my own. So how do these belts work? Oh, that only consumed one belt.


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[Assistant] Okay, that makes this much less of a big deal that it's so expensive.


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[Assistant] Right, so I need this to be one full block below the mechanical press. And I'm also gonna need multiple sources of, uhm, mechanical power. Or I, I guess I could just reroute it to other places?


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause with the cogwheels, this is gonna be a bit brainy.


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[Assistant] And uh, yeaah, I'm definitely going to need more space to figure all of this out. So if I do that, now I've got rotational power in the opposite direction coming from there. I can put the press up and it'll still have mechanical power.


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[Assistant] To change the direction. Like a medium one. Do I have any medium cogwheels? Nope, there's just medium and large. Okay. Large cogwheels.


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[Assistant] Okay, I can, uh, that doesn't look very good, but it works. So I'm going to leave it.


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[Assistant] And then I think if I, yes, there we go, now it's rotating in a different direction.


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[Assistant] Okay. Although I need this down the bottom. Okay, so it doesn't need space to spin. That's... cool.


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[Assistant] Okay, this is weird, but now I've got this spinning.


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[Assistant] Oh yea, you can use mechanical belts to transfer power lengthways. So then if I just put another shaft there, belt there and there, it's moving the opposite direction to what I would like. And then I just put the mechanical press down.


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[Assistant] So then how does it detect when an item is going through?


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[Assistant] Once you say I take this iron, can I just throw it through and it'll do its thing?


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[Assistant] Right, now we just wait for it all to go through. So now I've got five iron plates. This is a cool mod. Mixer, whisk, there we go.


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[Assistant] Mixer. Oh, did I run out of andesite alloy? Mixer. There we go.


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[Assistant] Now the mixer doesn't need a conveyor belt beneath it. I'll keep this mechanical press for now.


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[Assistant] I guess I can just kinda branch this off for the mixer.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, and then just put the basin down there, and now we're fine. This, this looks kinda stupid, but it works, so, uh, I'm not complaining.


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[Assistant] Well, we've got the andesite alloy now, so basin. And then I should just put the basin there. And I guess it works. Recipe filter. What? Okay, I think I just put stuff in there.


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[Assistant] Yeah, 60 more ends. A lot of this stuff is just kind of going over my head about now.


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[Assistant] But, this is cool engineer stuff. So now I think I can start working towards this chromatic compound.


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[Assistant] But this video is getting kinda long, so I think I'll leave that for next time. This create mod is really cool.


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[Assistant] And it does require me to think a bit more than other things, but yeah, this is cool.


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[Assistant] Okay, so next time I think I might be able to get to this chromatic compound and then we can start on immersive engineering.


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[Assistant] Yeah, because immersive engineering, that's my comfort zone. That's, that's what I'm used to. The whole RF stuff, all of the machine casings and all of the various like redstone furnace, whatever.


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[Assistant] That's what I'm used to, not mechanical power, but this is still really cool. Okay. I'm just dragging this on now. So yeah, I don't know how to finish this episode anymore. So then bye.


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[Assistant] Mr. President, I have to say that you're living up to every, everything I thought you would. You're one heck of a leader, and we're all benefiting from it.


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[Assistant] And we're going to make this the greatest presidency that we've seen, not only in generations, but maybe ever. God bless all of you.


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[Assistant] Uhm, call it Vallero's right there, uhm, just grew up in the neighborhood, did my thing, streets, you know, this LA culture 90's, you know, how it was, and uh, just from there, just in and out of trouble.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, pretty much it was. I mean, when you hear, when I really got into rap was like when I heard it in W.A. because it was talking about situations that we were living in, you know, when the police brutality, uhm,


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[Assistant] Talk about all that, you know, just the street stuff that was really out of hip hop. I mean, I was always listening to hip hop, but it really got deep when, when NWA and all of them started kicking up dust and really talking about DJ Quake and it just kept moving from there, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause I remember before, you know, I used to listen to Beastie Boys, there was, you know, even Fat, the Fat Boys, even there's all this different run DMC. So I was always into hip hop, but when NWA came in,


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[Assistant] I'm thinking that was basically the first start off when it's just like, oh damn, he's talking about now something that I relate to and it really got me into music heavy by really paying attention, watching it, like probably watching it over and over, listening to it over and over again.


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[Assistant] Really got into it because it was something that we're living in our culture lifestyle. It was just something that you see out the window that they're projecting, you know?


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[Assistant] You know, we were getting harassed by police a lot, you know, in the neighborhood, you know, walking down the block, just cops pull you over every time, ask you questions, take off a shirt with your tattoo, do a profile on you, walk maybe just another block down and another cop pulls you over, so.


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[Assistant] When they said stuff like that, you know, it was kind of relatable because we were getting harassed every day, even if we're just trying to go to the store. So it kind of really was like,


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[Assistant] Mortality, harassment, and it really felt like a real one when the NWA kinda...


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[Assistant] Flipped it and turned it around and started dissing as everyone, you know, the whole neighborhood was getting pumped up, you know?


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[Assistant] Uhm, my perspective, you know, look it, I looked at it like it was just part of the society, like I didn't really...


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[Assistant] Understand that there was other societies and different kind of people live in different ways. I thought it was just basically this is how it is, you know, like you're from this city.


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[Assistant] You gotta watch out going to that block or, you know, don't go slipping, you know, don't go walking to the store alone. Somebody, you know, somebody could be setting up traps. You know, it was just, it was a cat-and-mouse game. It was like...


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[Assistant] Street, so it was something that you just had to live with by growing up in that kind of time and era. It was nothing about like,


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[Assistant] Yo, let's join and let's do this. And then, you know, some of it was fun. We were hanging with the homies and it was some camaraderie and pride kind of thing.


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[Assistant] But it was never like, hey, we're out here to do damage, we're out here to, you know, destroy society. It was more of like a friend thing. And then, you know, one of your friends get beat up and it's like, okay, uhm.


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[Assistant] You know, it just, it just turned into a cycle.


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[Assistant] I mean yeaah, you know, some people take it to a next level, and you know, you just, you know, people get locked up. Lucky for me, you know, I never did crazy 10 years, crazy time where people who end up getting those kind of times, they, you know, it turns into a lifestyle, like it turns into a business, you know. But for me, you know, getting in trouble in and out, you know, being in the neighborhood and rap music came in,


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[Assistant] I can say save me to keep my focus on my hardcore years that could have been my hardcore years turn me into hip hop music and from there all that energy was put into hip hop music and I would say rap saved me from going to that path, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] We would go to parties, those were the, those were the benefits of, you know, the hood, like you'd go to a party and then they used to put the DJ, used to put some music on.


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[Assistant] And then one day the homie's like, hey, you rap, why don't you go on Bust the Flow? So, you know, I just freestyled, did my thing. People were oppressed, you know, girls, homies, everyone's like, damn, you're good, you could be something, blah, blah, blah. Next, you know, fight breaks out, you know, the party's over, shooting's going on, you know, 90's stuff.


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[Assistant] But then when I, last time I got basically locked up, you know, you start realizing like, what are you going to do when you get out? Like, ain't nobody trying to give you a job. You know, they're already, just the way you look, you're already bland as like, oh, you're no good. You know what I'm saying? So when rap came in the scene.


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[Assistant] That was just like, that was the call, like, you know what, I'm gonna focus on this and I'm gonna be so dedicated that I'm gonna, it's either do or die, like, I'm gonna make it in this shit or just call it quits, it's back to the streets and...


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[Assistant] I just, I went with it, like I got blessed, I kept winning, and then it just never stopped since then.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, no, I'm from, I'm, my bloodline's Mongolian bloodline, Genghis Khan.


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[Assistant] We're from the KPK area, which is between the tribal zones of Afghanistan, Pakistan. So I came here as a young kid.


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[Assistant] And you know, obviously over there was like a lot of wars going on over there. So mixed in with the Pashtuns is like, people don't know what it is, but it's a lot of tribal wars that were going on over there. So it's basically Genghis Khan from the KPP, Pakistan, Afghanistan, tribal area zones.


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[Assistant] Which today, I guess, you know, war is going on over there that still, is still like that for many centuries, you know?


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[Assistant] You know, I eat tacos, burritos. I grew up with Mexicans. I look Mexican. I mean, people would ask me in school. They would basically treat me. I'd be going there, staying at Theo. I'd call someone Theo, Theo, uncle. You know, it's just, it's just a common thing. That's all, that was our city. Where we came from was probably 95% Hispanic.


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[Assistant] So it's just, we were like, one of them, like, it doesn't matter where you're from, it was all respect, all love, and there's people from all kinds of ethnicities that later that I found out that I didn't even know, like, damn, oh, I didn't even know you were that.


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[Assistant] Loksan, you could be Salvadorian, you could be South American, Armenians. Asians were tatted up, baldheaded too. Loksan, I mean it was just the 90s thing.


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[Assistant] I never, if anything, I got nothing but love and respect and everybody was like showing me love and they were like, man, you were down, everyone was just like, man, you crazy, you down, like you were just, I would get compliments, I would get nothing but respect and love and, uh, and that's why I kept rolling because it was all family, we were all one, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] No one testing, no one acting dumb because they knew I was down for whatever back in the days.


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[Assistant] Even in the music when I first came in, it was all positive and you know, but then as time goes by, you get...


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[Assistant] Haters and people who don't know what's up, who never lived in LA.


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[Assistant] Or just people for their own reasons wanna hate. That just became common, you know, just jealousy, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I mean, I did county lists, a couple county lists. I've been in San Bernardino County, LA County, different times. So as a teenager to maybe 24, 20, you know, early 20s, I was in and out of every, you know, county jail at San Bernardino, Riverside, even LA, just everywhere.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, that's where it was, you know, it's this fight and stuff like that. It was never, I was never a drug seller, a drug user. It was basically fights and dumb stuff like that that would pop up, you know what I'm saying? Just, it could be from assault, assault with deadly weapon. It was just all that stuff as a teenager, you know?


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[Assistant] I mean, my mentality, I mean, I just take the mentality into the music now, you know what I'm saying? So all my energy and focus that I do, I take it really to the music. So I look at it like, I mean, I'm the one of the innovators for the homies.


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[Assistant] Blew up our kind of music, like I was, I was on radio, Power One 6, Kiss FM, I'm not signed to no major label, I never was, nothing like, no money was behind me, like it was just the grind on the streets, the love of the streets from the


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[Assistant] That radio had to play me. They're like, we don't understand. People are calling in your name. We need you in an interview. And then just like I'm doing this right now, at one time it was breaking radio.


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[Assistant] And they're like, you signed to a record label? I was like, no, they're like, we got emails from Capitol Records, but those days we were just streets. I didn't know about, I was like, Capitol Records, who the hell are they? You know, like, I didn't even know what record companies were. They're like, here's their number. And I was like, I called once and you know, there's a secretary holding


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[Assistant] I said, hey, this is too much hard work, so I was just busy doing what I was doing, selling units on the streets, so it was just, I didn't even trip on record labels, I didn't even know the record business, but I was in the record business, you get what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, in LA, or just not even LA in general, in all United States, people will know there's a lot of swamp meats, there's a lot of discotecas, which is Hispanic, uh, markets that they would sell. There was a lot of indoor flea markets all around.


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[Assistant] And there was a network, like what I helped create was like we would have sections of different areas and people would take thousands of CDs for this area, another. So we were moving and like it was legal substance there and we were just.


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[Assistant] Fill up the cards, many CDs, you can meet this guy and he would take it all and he would get rid of it all, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] To me, it was not important, but, uh, I wasn't into, uh, like, you know, I'm not trying to gangbang. I was into like, hey, I made it in life.


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[Assistant] And I would like to make other people who are living that lifestyle, who are probably gangbanging, to see a better future. You know what I'm saying? So with me, if you check my history,


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[Assistant] I bring out under my name over 50 to 100 people under my name put a stamp behind their back. Some guys straight out of prison. I had guys that just did 10, 15 years. He got out. He heard things about me on the streets back in the days. He's like, Hey man, I just got out.


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[Assistant] You know, I, I flow a little. I was like, just get in the studio. I got you. We can try to help you out. Still to this day.


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[Assistant] I take pride in helping people that been locked up or on the streets just because I feel like that shit changed me. So I'm like, you know what, there's something else that you don't know about because I know how I was. I didn't see nothing in life about just the streets.


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[Assistant] So I'm like, if I seen some positive stuff, shit out of it, I was like, I'm pretty sure you can, later I realized you can't help everyone.


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[Assistant] But eh, some out of those people that you help, a lot did.


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[Assistant] Get somewhere in life and I just keep taking pride in doing that, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Yeah, as you know, as you grow in the game and you start seeing bigger pictures, you can't take everybody where you're going. So, it's like, if someone's in the hood...


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[Assistant] And you're, you got a show in another state and obviously the promoter doesn't have enough tickets to book, take everybody and you know, you got 30, 40 people you're trying to help out and you're only taking like five with you.


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[Assistant] Some of those guys who get left behind, sometimes they can get bitter, sometimes they can get like, oh, I'm the best huck, you know, like, they don't have their own pride.


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[Assistant] And then shit goes wrong. So, me, I'm not scared of nobody, so I don't even care if anybody has an issue. But, like, I like to help as much as I can. If someone survives out of that storm and they're really solid and they're really positive, you know,


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[Assistant] They're going to get blessed by God or whoever, you know, because they're doing the right thing because I felt like I got blessed. So why not? He could do it too. You know what I'm saying? So to me, me and the hip hop being one of the only ones at that time, bald headed, whatever, like I was alone in the realm. So I was like, man, we need to have more like us in there.


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[Assistant] To like, but it just never happened because it's hard to carry weight on everybody, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] No, there was, there was other people. Cypress Hill. Yea, there was Cypress Hill. Uh, they were doing their thing. They had a different little style. Uhm, and they were big. They were signed to major labels. Kid Frost, I think, was on some major label at that time. Lighter Shader Brown. When I was a kid, there was Lighter Shader Brown.


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[Assistant] There's all these guys, but independently wise, like a guy who's doing it himself and really hitting the streets.


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[Assistant] I think I was one of the first without a backing of a record label. I was more on like doing my own thing. This is how our style of lifestyle is without record labels telling you how to do it or catering. You know, just, it was just, we were selling records independently. One of the first for sure.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah man, I mean I just remember shhh, I mean we did shows that were like 5,000 people just from me coming through, I mean we had love and like we'd pull up to a city, the whole city would come out, it was like...


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[Assistant] It was real love. I mean, it was, it was crazy because we were the first ones to do it and I seen as time goes by, a lot of people, you know, try to emulate it and do it. But yeah, when we first were doing it, it was just, uh, it was just too fast, too quick. Everything was there. Fox 11 News was coming, trying to interview. We had heard about you and they're trying to like get some dirt or dumb shit on it.


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, it was really, it made it mainstream without even being mainstream. It's like, we're not with the label, but it was just kicking up that much noise that...


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, that's what they did. I mean, they came to one of our parties. They're like, let's go to your parties. And they just had, you see the guy with the camera and watching the party all night, trying to figure out, I don't know, you know, we were just having a good time, you know, there might've been like a hundred, two, three hundred people there, you know, there could be gangsters there, there could be girls there.


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[Assistant] The story is like, can he, they kind of didn't make it too bad because they said it was a, can he, can this guy from the streets change the way how da da da, but can he make it or is he going to get back into that thug lifestyle?


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[Assistant] So they're kinda basically saying, we'll do it, they said something about it, they'll do another series documentary, see, couple years later, what happened. But hey, look it, couple years later, I'm still going, so.


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[Assistant] That's what I figured because they said will he make it or not at the end of the, at the end of the whole story.


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[Assistant] Nah, I mean, I just, uhm, man, when I first came out, I was doing music, I was doing so big that I was like, what do I do next? And I did collaborations with, you know, big names like Nate Dogg, Snoop Dogg, and...


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[Assistant] A lot of people were telling me to put me under the wing, like uhm, the skull would take you to the next level.


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[Assistant] Uh, connection, but I just never signed because I just never understood the business side of it. Like, it was more of a lack of, you could say I was uneducated enough to know what their contracts were saying and I was too, you could say too hood.


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[Assistant] Percentage deal and we'll do this. So contracts were to me like it's too like


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[Assistant] I'm doing good what I'm doing. I was happy. Like it was something that got me out of the hood and money was coming in at those days and everything was, uh, like to the part as anybody else could do it. So I was like, I'm doing good.


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[Assistant] And these guys that are talking to me, they're in the office and they only want to meet from nine to five. I'm like at 10 at night, like, like what's cracking? So it just never worked out.


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[Assistant] So it was never, you know, like that, you know what I'm saying? But sometimes I look back and go, I don't know what would happen if I really had that kind of...


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[Assistant] Management. And I was too wild where people wouldn't even want to manage me. They were like, not that I was wild, they stereotyped me like, oh, I don't even want to.


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[Assistant] I was just very comfortable with him and that's when I was at my most relaxation point, chilling. It was, I'm not here to like impress somebody or, you know what I'm saying, we're all same style. But as, as I seen as I grew older and got bigger in the game.


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[Assistant] I'm not the same person, you get what I'm saying? Like I'm not, not saying I'm not them no more, but I've reached different mind states and stuff where I go back to the same situation I wanted to be like the same.


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[Assistant] But now, you know, you're somebody, so that, that guy sitting next to you,


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[Assistant] He's not looking at you like the same homie that you were when you guys were kids.


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[Assistant] He might be like, this guy's got it all, he's got the girls, he's got the bitches, he's got, he's got the money or whatever they're thinking.


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[Assistant] Their faces are not the same faces, you know what I'm saying? Like you don't know who's who no more, so.


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[Assistant] That's what I learned as time went by and everyday you just get some more and more, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] That's what I'm saying. They start looking at me like I'm, I'm, I'm really maybe arrogant or how come the girls are wanting you? You know, they start looking at me like,


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[Assistant] He's living, he's living too good and you know, so I'm not saying that's what they're saying, but I could tell that it's not the same love. Like, you know, the, there's sometimes like, hey man, like later at the end of the night, hey, can you do this for me? Can you like, it turned into.


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[Assistant] Can you do this for me? Where it was like, before it was mutual, like, hey, I'll go get you some beer. Alright, cool. I like, hey, I'll go get you some, you know, we were, it was a 50-50 thing. Now it's like, hey, can you do this? Can you do this? So I'm hearing more, can you do this? Than like, wait, what are you doing for me? Like now I'm starting thinking like, wait a minute, no one's doing shit for me. I'm here kicking in with these people and these same people that, you know, I got love for.


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[Assistant] But do they really, uh, love me? Cause as time goes by, you realize like some people are in it for the wrong reasons. So you just start learning that as you, as you go. And when I start first started doing music, I never had no haters. I had no one jealous, no one mad. And then I just saw a Snoop Dogg twister hitting the radios. Then I'm getting threats like, Hey, why you in internet? Why are you dealing with, you know,


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[Assistant] Black culture, you're supposed to be representing this culture. So I'm getting basically kind of racism about


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[Assistant] Collaborating and I'm not a racist person because of who I am already, so I'm not on that racist tip.


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[Assistant] And I was like, no, I don't care. I worked with busy bone, bone thugs project. I did an album with little flip, did an album with sugar free. I put them on, did projects with them on my independent label. And I was like, look, you know, I got an investor, you know, we could help you out and you know, they're already stars, but.


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[Assistant] We just wanted to collaborate and put the community together and I got a lot of backlash like, nah, nah, you're fucking up. Nah, don't do that. Don't do that. But I was like, no.


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[Assistant] Some guy, some guy named Nitty who had a connection with them and he was, he was, uh, black and he was, he was loved, showed nothing but respect, I showed respect back, and it was a mutual thing.


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[Assistant] Then I've seen a lot of hate and then eventually as time goes by.


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[Assistant] I seen that hate turn into me, you know what I'm saying? Like, it didn't even went to that no more and now people are starting to hating me.


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[Assistant] And it was just because of some racial issues or, you know, like, like saying, oh, you know, and people, I don't even know, they're on the internet and some of them were rappers trying to come up and eventually these same guys now in 2019 are like,


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, it's a black and brown movement, black and brown. When back in the days, it was like, it was not when I was doing it, they were like mad about it. So I look at a lot of these people that the true colors come out, racism and hating and jealousy. But you know, I just keep moving. There's a lot of good people out there too. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] It's just something to do, I think, it's nothing to do with Texas or other states. I think in Southern California we have like, uh, it, it, it boils down the street. Some people will understand why they're mad because the hoods, hoods don't get along with, black hood don't get along with Mexican hood.


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[Assistant] Exactly, and then you know, I'm in the music game and you gotta respect who's in the music game and I'm never with that racist stuff, so.


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[Assistant] It's just kind of hard when you're like trying to proceed in your rap career and it's like there's, you're getting limitations, but I always kept it solid. Like I'm gonna do, I'm gonna take my limitations, but I'm not going to take it too far while upset the community who supports me.


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[Assistant] But that same, some communities, that same community, when I got to the top, half of them started hating on me. So now I look at it like, where I'm at in 2019 is like, I'm gonna start collaborating with


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[Assistant] Everyone and start working with them and start realizing that that same hate


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[Assistant] I messed up because I should have looked at it back then as like, I shouldn't have been like close minded and say, uh, now you know what, like I'm gonna, you know, not move further with what I'm doing. Just keep it business and boom, boom, boom.


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[Assistant] I should just kept going because that held me back restrictions, which to me was like, I was on that racist tip, but I would get it. So I would kind of listen to what the fans were saying. And I don't know if there were fans or they're just people who just trying to start shit, but I would just kind of listen to like, maybe I shouldn't go that route. Maybe I should just keep it true.


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[Assistant] And I did keep it true and then down the line, I see now, I see like, you're probably going to see a lot of racist, fuck that fool, he ain't even this, da da da. And I see those people and I'm like, they're the same people that were racist back then to me when I was doing, when I was winning.


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[Assistant] And they were showing love, but they were getting mad that, you know what I'm saying? So, it just, now I see them haters and I just like, I already know the racist, you know? My boy's not a racist, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I did you wrong. Yeah, so I mean, I had a couple of songs that are probably bigger than that that was on the channel.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, that's 10 years old. There was another one like, which was Summertime Anthem, which is still on there, that's about 11 million views, but it was on another channel at one time that was at 30 million views. There was a couple big ones, but that channel got taken out because it was a fan page and they started uploading like, just everyone content.


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[Assistant] So I guess he got striked out or something. And then I was like, damn lucky I have this page of mine that we would put, but I wasn't, I was like always, oh this guy's putting it up. I'm good. So all my big hitters got taken out, but still on our page we have


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[Assistant] 20 million views on I Did You Wrong, we have some called Old School Lolo's has 11 million, then there's a lot of audio split up of different songs that are 6 million, 10 million, like put together would be like 20, 30 million, so.


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[Assistant] I mean, this is, my biggest hit was, uh, probably don't get it twisted on the radio with Twister.


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[Assistant] Did stuff with Nate Dawgs, uh, Snoop Dawgs, so.


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[Assistant] Just a little variety of everything mixed in with oldies because that's what our community liked. Just did a lot of stuff, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] No, that's right, cause I mean, um, I mean, yeaah, the ladies are the ones that...


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[Assistant] They're the ones that bind the tickets. They're the ones that I see big after shows and, uh, the ladies songs are the ones that they really go with it a lot because they re- they probably relate to that.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, I'm motivated on, uh, taking it, like, taking it to where hip-hop is now. Like, I need to elevate with the times, so.


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[Assistant] My thing is, I'm, I'm trying to stay relevant and do stuff that what's going on today and be free to work with everybody. Like before I was like limited, I don't know, I don't know now. Like I got, I'm working on a record with Kevin Gates. I mean basically it's already done. A song or album? A song and a full video we're doing, shooting the video, we might be doing the album.


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[Assistant] Uh, just, man, it just, you know, just the streets, the music, uhm. He's an intimidating guy.


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[Assistant] No, I mean with me man, he's just, he's just nothing but respect and humble and he's, to me actually, he's the most humblest guy I've ever met, you know what I'm saying? Like he's been, he's just nothing but respect, humble, I can't say, I've met a lot of artists and there's a lot of good artists out there, but Kevin Gates by far,


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[Assistant] He's been like the most, like, like he's like, I got you anything you need. I kind of back away from him because he's given me anything I need, like platform, like you need anything. I'm going, I'm going to take you there, but I'm a kind of guy, like I want to learn on my own. So I don't ask him too much.


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[Assistant] But he gives me enough to like, damn, okay, that's how it works. This is somebody from Atlantic, this is somebody from here, what you need, I got you, boom. But I just like, alright, cuckoo. But in my head I'm like, damn, he's willing to take me to the top.


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[Assistant] He's one of the guys that opened the door. Most other artists is just like, you say business. We do music, we're cool, a couple drinks and...


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[Assistant] So I, he's been real humble with me, so that's what I know about him. And then I've done stuff with, uh, French and working with him. Oh really? Talking to, uh, Zach, his brother.


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[Assistant] They were trying to talk about a cold boy situation with me, uhm.


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[Assistant] They put me on a record with Chris Brown. I'm just waiting on them to put the video together. Like we want to put this project together.


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[Assistant] Get something going like Coke Boys Barrio and you know, make something happen. I was like, well, just let me know.


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[Assistant] So there's a lot of things I've been doing. I got other records with a lot of big people. Uhm, but you know, that's, that's the plan for 2019 just to really get in, get involved and being with you right here, you know, you, you, you one of the leading of the new movement here too. So it's a, it's a blessing, you know.


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[Assistant] Nah, not really, man. It's just the music, man. I just think it's just the music. I mean, I should be more into the music, but I'm trying to get more into it, but it's just music. That's all I do. I mean, I've been just happy with music. I just got back from


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[Assistant] His bodyguards are my boys and, uh, they just, you know, show cater to me, show love. So, you know, I'm really into the boxing scene a lot too. I know a lot of boxers, champions, I did songs with some of them.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean, I guess, you know, boxing's part of the streets, so you know, boxing, that's what I like, but uh, I mean, from the first times I mess with boxers, it's some UK boxer, Mir Khan.


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[Assistant] I did his ring entrance song when he fought a Barrera one. He fought a Judah. I mean, he's, he's been in a lot of big world-class fights and I knew Brandon Reels. I knew a lot of Andy, Andy, uhm, some guy Andy out there in a Chinese fight. He flew me down there. So I've done a lot of stuff with a lot of boxers that.


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[Assistant] Still today a lot of them hit me up that are world champions and abnormalities. I mean, we just...


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[Assistant] Well, you know Floyd, man, he's spending money, so. So honestly, I'm just hanging out, watching him spend money, you know? So, I'm not trying to buy what he's trying to buy, so.


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[Assistant] So other than that, just chilling with him, you know, eating, I mean, you know, backstage when he's getting his things wrapped, talking, stuff like that, nothing crazy.


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[Assistant] Yeah, more. Exactly, yeah. Out here, that's what I'm saying, out here is probably way more thicker, but it was Japan, so it was on New Year's Eve too.


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[Assistant] Couldn't go to Japan maybe or whatever it was and he made the announcement like


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[Assistant] I was like, alright, I got my show over there, so it's perfect, you know? Oh, so you hooked up shows while you were out there? Yeah, I was already out there doing a show setup, and then I talked to his security, and he's like, yeah, we're gonna be there. So I was like, are you sure you're coming? Because I'm gonna book my flight back. I wanna be back in LA for New Year's Eve, you know? Right. But he's like,


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[Assistant] I'll let you know in a couple days before he's like, boom, we're staying there, we're gonna be there for New Year's Eve. And I'm like, off. Okay, I'm gonna stay here for New Year's Eve too now. Right.


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[Assistant] She's gonna be mad at me no matter what. Yeah. New Year's Eve has always been the hardest for me to have fun because I'm always like, it's New Year's Eve, I'm gonna get loose. But there's always a girl there that's like, nah, but this was, I'm in Japan already.


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[Assistant] Instead of coming day early, like Floyd's there, I've gotta do some stuff, so, yeah, it just worked out, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeah, actually, I like it. I mean, it has some good signs of Japan. So I've done a lot of tours out there. So they like the culture out there. They're into the low riders. A lot of people from Japan that I guess back in the day used to live in LA too. So they bring the culture out there. Low riders, homies, baldies, so.


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[Assistant] I mean, you look at these guys in Japan, Shade Head, Lok Son, they look like just essays, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] No, they had a drive, one of the shows we did was like a three hour drive and they told us let's go and all these low riders picked us up. We're driving three hours and a low rider is doof, doof. I'm like, in my head I'm like, you know, I like low riders but this is three hours. This is crazy. That's insane right there, dude.


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[Assistant] That's called Lowrider City and that city right there, just like, there's shops that have Lowriders. Wow. It was, you know, I just tripped out on it, you know.


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[Assistant] Nah, he's cool, man. I mean, look, you gotta understand the guy's worth a lot of money, made a lot of money. He probably sees a lot of haters. Like, I get, I see haters and it kind of gets you kind of mad, you know what I'm saying? So I'm imagining how does he take it when he's probably got a lot of haters, you know what I'm saying? So he just gotta be, he just like, oh, you want to hate? Let me show you what I'm doing.


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[Assistant] Like, so he's just, he's just like battling competition against the haters when the average person might think like, oh, he's disrespecting me, he's trying to show off, but he's probably has that pride that these haters are...


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[Assistant] Saying shit, so I'm, you know, so I understand where he's coming from, you know? Exactly. So I respect what he's doing and, you know, he-


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[Assistant] You could be as humble as you want, people are gonna hate you regardless. So, he just has the fighting back mentality. Like, okay, you know, you wanna talk shit, look at my briefcase, look at my watches, shut up. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's just his lifestyle, so I mean, I gotta respect it, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I mean, he grew up as a fighter, you know, he grew up as people talking shit and he won like that, he didn't grow up like...


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[Assistant] Mr. Nice guy took it to the boxing. He was nice. He was always the street guy. So he's always going to have that element. So when people hate him on this day.


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[Assistant] He's gonna come back with his street attitude, but it might not be talking shit, but it might be like, let me show you what I'm doing. Look at my watches.


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[Assistant] That's the way he, I guess, you know, he teaches on and I respect what he's doing, you know?


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[Assistant] Keeps me going, uhm, just trying to get the, I guess you could say uhm, I don't know man, just spreading this shit worldwide, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Really taking it, putting, uhm, at one time I was hitting billboard charts, so it's a new era. So I'm like, okay, I need to do it now when I know what's going on with music, now I know the business, now I know it all. I did it when I was blind, like, oh, you're on the billboard charts, you're me. I'm like,


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[Assistant] Now I'm like, now I know what it is, so I kinda, but sometimes they say, when you chase shit, it's not gonna come, so I know I gotta go in the studio, drop shit what people wanna hear.


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[Assistant] I still fuck with the young generation, I respect the young music that's going on, and I'm ready to drop some fire, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] It's not as attractive as it used to be because it turns into a lot of headaches and I get messages all the time, people want to do it. But I mean if someone's dope and I see it, I mean I'm definitely there to open up to talking and seeing what's going on, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I mean, I've been in the game for a minute now and I'm not, I think I'm actually still, I got good years to come where I got big records about to pop and I feel like my time is coming back around the block because you're starting to realize


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[Assistant] Hip-hop is looking at more things than just what it was back in the day, so I think now it's time, even though I've been already a king of my domain, but now it's time to take it with the kings of hip-hop that's doing it right now.


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[Assistant] Like, hip hop, you're gonna do it, but I don't believe in that. I believe people are gonna respect.


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[Assistant] People who have a real story anyway, so much power to them. They're doing it and they're obviously Hispanic and they're blowing up and people are elevating, but that shows you the power of the Hispanic population too that you might not know about a lot of these kids


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[Assistant] Southern California lifestyle stuff that hasn't been out yet, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] And, uh, NWA, I guess, cause, you know, that group was five people, you can't beat that.


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[Assistant] They didn't last, yeaah, they didn't last long, but obviously Bone Thugs, I mean, even though they have their issues, they're still lasting strong. And Migos has been, you know, a good long time and they're still holding with all that kind of money they're making for them to still be that strong.


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[Assistant] That's respect. I've done songs with Migos. Before Migos popped, I did a song called Local. And that's right when they were about to blow up. And, I mean, their name Migos, song was Local, like they came to my hood, they came to my boy's hood.


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[Assistant] They chill, they're like really and the next you know, they just start popping. So even that song's on YouTube in a video and I know them good. Every time I see them at a club or something in LA, they're always, Oh, that's local. You know, they're always showing love.


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[Assistant] Bone Thugs, I've done projects on them, I've done songs with Bone Thugs, I know, busy, lazy.


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[Assistant] I don't like bone thugs because that's what I grew up listening to. I go murder, uhm, first of the month, you know, that's classic.


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[Assistant] But today's era, Migos are also very relevant and people, you go to the clubs, you go to where people are partying and girls are dancing, they're dancing to the Migos, you know?


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[Assistant] And Kobe's this, so I mean Jordan to me when I was watching Jordan, he was the shit.


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[Assistant] Hoby was a shit, but they're in two different eras. Now who's better if you put them both in the same time? We don't know. We'll never know. But I know the impact that Jordan did was like devastating and the impact Kobe did was devastating.


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[Assistant] And now Lebron's coming, give him one or two titles and, I mean, he's in discussion as the greatest player, so, but we'll never, everyone's gonna have opinions. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, no, you're right. And then, uh, at the end of the day, Migos, they got the hits, they got the people to dance to. Now, as a kid, you know, you elevate to...


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[Assistant] Where bone thugs did what the best a group could do in those days, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] In the hip-hop wise or you're talking about just-


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[Assistant] Like I was thinking like, oh, I'm eating good, you know, like, cause you know, when you're from the hood, you just eat whatever you made at home. So just going out was like, oh, I'm eating something better than something else, you know? And then later down the line, after all those hamburgers kick in, this and that, you're hearing stories and people are saying this and that. And then, you know,


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[Assistant] You're hearing about gluten-free, you're hearing about organic food and...


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[Assistant] Sometimes it doesn't taste as good, but then you're like, you know what? This is healthier. I could eat it and I could still be, cause now you-


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[Assistant] Now after I eat healthy and I try to fuck with a couple burgers and a big ol' 44 gulp of soda.


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[Assistant] I get messed up, you know what I'm saying? So, I used to do that, you know what I'm saying? That was me back in the days as a kid, I'd go to the, you know, back in the days, you'd go to Circle K, 7-Eleven.


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[Assistant] You get those big gulps, you drink soda like crazy, but I can't do that no more either, you know what I'm saying? So, that's what I learned, like now I just keep it like organic, I eat.


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[Assistant] Healthy, even though I'm from the streets, but I, you know, I gotta eat healthy and right because I see some of the homies that I grew up with were probably the same age as me.


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[Assistant] Right. You know, it hit the waist here and there, so yeaah, it should keep it like going, not consistently, but.


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[Assistant] Average day, uhm, maybe you could say go to the gym, do something like that, uhm.


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[Assistant] Get involved in chopping it up about just hearing their business, street shit, I hear it there, gossip shit, just hanging with family members, uh, talking to old friends.


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[Assistant] Having some laughs and thinking I'm gonna record a song today and end up not doing it. Some shit like that, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Very, uh, attentive, very, you know, so he does give me promises, you know, I always take care of him, show him love, so everything is good, yeaah.


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[Assistant] It's all my thing, you know, but other than that, uhm, sometimes I'm just hearing beats that I'm getting. I'm just hearing different artists and just popping up YouTube and surfing around, but nothing major, but I've been listening to the Meek Mill album. I've been really liking that one. Uhm, I mean, Kevin Gates, when he just dropped his stuff.


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[Assistant] And, uh, other than that, I mean, just, I'm really into the West Coast music, so whenever some new West Coast shit comes up, I'm really, I'm really bumping that, you know? You fuck with Blueface? Uh, yeaah, I mean, I don't really know him, but I seen his music coming out and he's really been kicking up some dust right now, so.


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[Assistant] I mean, it's, it's growing on me, you know what I'm saying? It's kind of growing on me a little bit because I think he's the type of guy you got, he's got to grow on you.


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[Assistant] Yeah, exactly. So, I mean, he's the new, if they, if the youngsters are feeling him, that's, you know, it is what it is. I mean, who am I to criticize, but everybody comes with a different style. And to me, it's West Coast. It's on the G shit. So I tell you, I like it better than a lot of stuff. So it's pretty dope to me. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Nah man, just, uh, shh, my new stuff that I'm gonna be dropping with Kevin Gates, I'm dropping that, um, shit man, just focus on 2019, drop an album, I didn't drop nothing last year, year before, just mixtape shit, so I'm finally back in the mix, back, ready to get shit cracking.


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[Assistant] And shit, just, uh, if you guys fucking listening to Mr. Capone, if you don't know who I am, you won't know who I am soon, so come ride with the G.


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[Assistant] That was a good time. Good connections with homie right here, you know, just doing it and uh.


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[Assistant] I want to take you to our lifestyle show, you homies, people who just got out. Talk to them, you know, just get the street vibe. I mean, I'm connected with a lot of people that, you know, got out and doing things or grew up like that lifestyle or people who are successful now, tattoo artists, whatever it is.


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[Assistant] Just different real ones from the streets, and uh, yeaah man, I mean just expose the culture that's really big that nobody knows about unless you in the underground, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] 12 o'clock. Everybody off school. Let's go. National holiday in the city of Cleveland. If you're a kid, you get to watch the game. Matter of fact, we're going to give you half off.


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[Assistant] Kids, or, or, you know what, if you got, all you gotta do is come in with your student ID, and you're in. I want you to line the base paths, first and third, and I also want you to hold the flag. Make it an event. G. Bush loves the kids.


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[Assistant] These dudes is taking pennies on a dollar, like they're, listen, they're, they're, they're, they're doing timeshare scams or something.


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[Assistant] I wanna say, I wanna say no, but I'ma just have to do this.


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[Assistant] I've done my research. So uhm, when my wife actually gets pregnant, I decided that I'm going to make my kid a baseball player.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I like that. Wow. She's four foot like nine. I'm not even gonna go there. Like I'm not even gonna try. I'm not, you're not gonna be big as me. So my thing is can I make my son a switch hitter?


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[Assistant] Uhm, because I really think, like, I'm trying to make him my favorite player. I'm trying to have him be an all-star this year.


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[Assistant] He, he, he puts the ball in play. His contact rate is crazy. He don't even, he don't even swing and miss. No, he don't.


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[Assistant] Now listen, if he want to hit, if he want to hit 260 and give me 12 to 15 home runs, I'll take it.


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[Assistant] They'll be like, yeah, we scored one run and Ramirez got what two for four. And you're like, okay, cool.


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[Assistant] Hold on, hold on, hold on. He had 38, he had 33, 38, 32. That's crazy.


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[Assistant] That's crazy. We know Lindor's a great player. Sometimes you forget a little bit, like 38 home runs for a shortstop.


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[Assistant] Because if, I mean, I don't, if I'm getting to one, I'm thinking like, you know what, let me just get my lead, because I don't think they're throwing over here.


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[Assistant] Hey listen, you, you know you pick girls up at 145. You've never get anything before 12. You know what it is.


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[Assistant] Right. It's going to be cold. Eating them cold starts. You might not see them to make. That's the thing with wins.


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[Assistant] Does he count as a power pitcher? Yes. Or is he medium sauce?


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[Assistant] I still wanna say under, but I'll let you get it off Bieber. Alright. Do something.


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[Assistant] Closer is so crazy, that's almost like, that's almost like a basketball. You pick a dude to come off the bench to shoot all the free throws in crunch time.


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[Assistant] I mean, I mean, to, but to be a closer, I mean, you gotta, that's like, you gotta come in and you gotta throw strikes.


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[Assistant] Tito is more likely to give Jose time off than Quan. Quan like five years old or something.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Man, I think it's a cheat. They need to look at moving the Astros back to the National League, bro. I mean, we getting this work right now, bro. I think they should reset the divisions.


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[Assistant] So, so you got the Yankees, you got the Astros, the Rays is pretty much good every year.


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[Assistant] Now, last year, I hit it right on the nose.


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[Assistant] I can't believe the Royals won the championship and still upset about that. It's amazing. It's crazy. And we ain't got one yet, that's stupid. It's just dumb.


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[Assistant] They went twice too. They went twice, didn't they? Yeah, in the 80s. Well, no, we talk about in the thousands. No, no, no.


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[Assistant] But. For them to do that, I think they need three dudes to hit 30 home runs.


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[Assistant] Three. Ramirez, uh. They won't have.


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[Assistant] Nailer, I don't, you gotta pick a, if you give me three dudes with 30 home runs, I think that it nullifies some of the issues that they got with pitching, but I don't, I don't got em.


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[Assistant] I'm going with the angels, you can't have all them, you can't have Trout, I know Tony, and be bums the whole entire time that they're there.


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[Assistant] I'll give you the angels. Alright. I'm picking the angels to finish fourth in the West. That's crazy.


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[Assistant] I still don't understand why the guard is just seeming like they just open on the road every year. Like I, maybe I miss a f-


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[Assistant] You know, coach, when you look at, uhm, you know, some of the blue bloods, you look at, uh, Roy Williams is no longer here, Coach K is no longer here, Jim Beheim is out of, out of here, uh, you know, the coach from Villanova, Jay Wright,


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[Assistant] He's gone. Do you believe that this is something where you see mid-majors kind of creeping in there and that this thing could be the new norm? You know, you may not have as many, um, you know, one and done guys who come in like a Carmella Anthony that are just studs and these leader teams of championships.


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[Assistant] Is this something that you may see majors just with older teams consistently be able to beat some of the larger name schools and continue to this one for a couple years after this?


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[Assistant] Wow. I mean, how good, how good was he? You know, you go back and look at some of the best football players that played basketball. Obviously, Tony Gonzalez, you got Antonio Gates was a guy, Julius Peppers.


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[Assistant] Played football, Ronald Curry played football and basketball. How, just how good was he in terms of, uh, uh, you know, was he a player that could have been somebody on a D1 level and could make a noise?


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[Assistant] This is why I always, I was told to always, you know, talk about new coaches. Yeah. New coaches when they come in.


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[Assistant] They have this false sense of security that they got three, five, six years to...


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[Assistant] Come in, turn everybody over, get their quarterback. You don't have time for that. Like, you, you gotta win and make progress on the fly. And you know, my mom used to always tell me, like, we used to have these intern report cards. And she would be like, it's always easier to start well during the semester.


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[Assistant] Then starting bad and trying to make up those grades because you have very little room for error. You only got two tests, you got a final and a midterm, right? And you got some homework to turn in in the paper.


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[Assistant] You didn't draft well. So pretty much you had to spend all your free agent dollars in fixing the things that you didn't do well.


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[Assistant] You didn't draft, so now you gotta fill those holes. And now, your cap is a certain way.


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[Assistant] And you don't have room for error for injuries. So it's like, yeah, we only got one line of players. If they get injured, now we got some guys coming in. It's too much to be doing in one year. That's why when people say on Twitter, EG Bush, you can't get too excited because you can't do everything in one year. I say, yeah, I know.


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[Assistant] But you punted last year. So you got it. You got it. I always suggest spreading things out and making


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[Assistant] Incremental moves to get yourself better into a point where, hey,


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[Assistant] Exactly. I look at those great teams and one of the things that great teams do is they lean on their players, right?


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[Assistant] You know, time after time I see teams that come into a game and they say, you know what, you know what we're going to do, stop it. They lean on those players. Those players get targets. Those players get carries. Those players are a focal part of what they want to do.


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[Assistant] When I see the Browns, it just sometimes seems like they're just trying to mix it up and like they want to have such a nice blend of


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[Assistant] Run and pass and everyone gets touches. No, there's a reason why everybody don't get touches because they, those people are open for a reason. They want those people to touch the ball. Harrison Bryant catching the ball over the middle for five yard stop route is not something that is optimal. They need.


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[Assistant] To me, everything hinges on what the hell this playbook looks like. Because for me, Kevin's a fan, and a lot of people, Jason talks about it all the time, I think the officer looks, the officer looks tremendously different. Well, I ain't seen that.


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[Assistant] Like, I can't just imagine that you go from a running team with all these tight ends, and play action, and boots with Baker Mayfield, and you're gonna be reset, to a vertical passing game?


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[Assistant] But, but I'm not saying that they shouldn't know. I'm just saying, I don't know if it's the fancy is capable of coming up like, oh, well now we pass the ball.


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[Assistant] Where's that coming from? We haven't seen that. Well, because we haven't seen it because you haven't had the quarterback. We did it his first year though. His first year. We loved the offense.


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[Assistant] The number. The bootlegs, that's, that's fine and dandy. Like there's a lot of stuff that, his playbook to me and this is my emote on him.


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[Assistant] He is great at coaching medium to above average people.


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[Assistant] Right? Because what he calls is gonna eliminate all of the, the, the, the throws that you have to make as a primetime guy that you can't, he'll eliminate those. He'll make everything easy. He's gonna make it easy and nice for you to see.


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[Assistant] And it looks good, but as defenses start to catch up with that and realize when they're not throwing the ball here, they don't attack this part of the field. Not a game plan catches up with them.


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[Assistant] O'Dell, O'Dell Beckham Jr. was definitely a great player coming into Cleveland. We were thrilled.


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[Assistant] But here's the thing, this is why I always go back to the video. Here's why I always go back to the video. When you see, that's why everybody was confused. I say use Matt Odell Beckham Jr. for showing, I was open here, you overthrew it. I was open here, you underthrew it.


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[Assistant] But, but here's the problem with Stefanski's fault is this.


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[Assistant] He shoulda came in and said, I said it a hundred times.


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[Assistant] Get in front of the mic and say, look, I gotta get this man the football.


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[Assistant] I, I, I look at it like this. The reason you are here today, six, six games to figure out what you gonna do.


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[Assistant] It's because you need to understand that I had Kareem Hunt. I didn't use him. I had Nick Chubb. People talk about not giving him a ball in certain downs and disses. You can say, oh, that wasn't that good. Okay, but that's not fair.


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[Assistant] He wasn't that good? You agree with that? We always talked about Kareem Hunt, not, we said, can you use him in the same backfield?


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[Assistant] They use them in the same backfield. It's successful. And they never did it.


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[Assistant] Stefan Diggs, Stefan Diggs had problems with Stefanski. I mean, how many people got it? How many?


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[Assistant] People kill Freddy Kitchens, Freddy Kitchens numbers with Odell and Jarvis is better than what Stefanski's was. A thousand for Chubb.


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[Assistant] A thousand for Odell, a thousand for Jarvis, five, six hundred almost with a joku, but he was garbage. So if you gonna say, if you gonna say, I'm just saying.


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[Assistant] Those are four really good teams. So, so, so you name me. Not a Hall of Famer. Okay, I'm gonna ask you a question. Name me another Cleveland Brown. I already know the answer to it. That got a hundred plus.


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[Assistant] He had, he had more catches in his first five years than Hall of Famers. He came out, 84 catches as a rookie?


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[Assistant] None of those seasons were Hall of Fame seasons? Listen, you talk about 84-84 receptions, 110 receptions, 94 receptions, 112 receptions, if these- You're just giving one stat, none of those- Well, he had back to back 1100 yard seasons.


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[Assistant] It was on a trajectory, if he keeps that pace. He would never have been a Hall of Famer, come on.


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[Assistant] Oh, okay, so, so let me just read this. Yes you can. Uh, Miami, this is, this, this is three years into his lead.


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[Assistant] Miami Dolphins receiver Jarvis Landry is the fastest player in league history to reach 200 receptions. The third player in a league leader in receptions heading to, he was leading league in receptions. Okay, you're giving me all these statistics. And by the way, his teammate Odo Beckham Jr. has 199 career receptions and he broke his record. So when you look at it, if you look


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[Assistant] That's all I think, trajectory wise. He got here after his fourth year. If you were the quickest in history to 200 catches in three years.


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[Assistant] It's not a stretch to say if you continue to get those catches, you're in a hall of fame type.


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[Assistant] Okay, so let me, let me give you this. Frank Gore, has he ever had a Hall of Fame season? He did it for a long time.


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[Assistant] My point, my point was never that Jarvis Landry is the greatest ever to put pass on. My point is, yeaah, that Kevin Safanski has a real gripe, people have a real gripe to say he does not put his players in the best position to make plays. I really just don't think there's proof of that.


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[Assistant] Yeah. And he was like, I'm gone. And then he went to Bill's and then they spoon fed him even more. Like, so you guys are, you got,


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[Assistant] Listen, you have to take into consideration when they went out and made a move for Jarvis Landry.


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[Assistant] They had never, and I still contend this. The Browns have never developed a top flight.


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[Assistant] Bonafide number one receiver. Right. They have never had a top flight receiver in the pecking order. I don't know what that has to do with the fans. Well, here's, here's my point. Yeah. When they got, when they got Jarvis Landry, Jarvis Landry was looked at as here.


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[Assistant] My thing is, it never was about whether or not, you know, this is some Hall of Fame speech for Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry. It's this.


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[Assistant] This season hinges on one thing. Can Kevin Stefanski and his playbook get Deshaun Watson to be not where he was, but to elevate. And that is yet to be seen. Can he do that with an aerial passing attack?


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[Assistant] Is there ever a reason for, like, would there ever be a reason for a baseball player to turn down, like, or actually a football player to turn down a football contract over a baseball one?


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[Assistant] The whole year. Right. The next year he came back and had 1,052 yards and six touchdowns. So he- That's not great. But, but you gotta understand, he had- And then his first year with the Browns, he did the same thing. So, had one, two, three, four. So there's six years.


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[Assistant] When Jarvis and O'Dell, when Jarvis and O'Dell got here, people were super excited because they were putting up thousands a year. And we had Brian Rybicki.


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[Assistant] No way. He don't like, why were you sitting here and he's not signing? I mean, you don't get a complete pass. Right. So, but.


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[Assistant] Context to, to whatever the situa- Savansky, get your playbook together. That's all I'm saying. That's it. We all agree on that. It has to be better.


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[Assistant] We support the Syrian people. The Iranians are killing the Syrian people.


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[Assistant] They're Syrians. They're Syrians being killed by whom? They're being killed by Iranians. So we're giving them the means to defend themselves.


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[Assistant] Iranians are killing the Syrian people. That's the difference between us.


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[Assistant] Action that U.S. and other countries were reluctant to lead in.


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[Assistant] would have required joint action by the United States and when Mr. Obama began to talk about


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[Assistant] The first six to ten months of the uprising, this was truly a civil uprising.


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[Assistant] Saudi Arabia tried to play the Iranian playbook, which is, let's find groups which share sectarian identity with us, and which are willing to fight and die for the cause.


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[Assistant] What happens in Syria will go a long way in shaping the perception throughout the region of who is the winner in this contest.


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[Assistant] At Iran's wish and under Iran control.


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[Assistant] Sometimes five, and five teams fall off. We were bad.


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[Assistant] Growing up, Courage the Cowardly Dog terrified me. Not over-emphasizing.


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[Assistant] A one month free trial of Skillshare so you can start exploring your creativity today. Thanks so much again to Skillshare for sponsoring today's video. Thank you for supporting the sponsors that support me and this channel. It means a lot and helps out so much. The film, like a regular Scooby-Doo movie, brings you in through a mystery being solved before things start getting weird sending the gang out on a grander adventure. After stopping this clown-masked bank robber, Scooby starts tripping out over some sort of frequency only he can currently hear, causing him to uncontrollably dance and is pulled to run towards


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[Assistant] So the gang ditch the current bad guy of the week to follow after Scooby and find out what's gotten into him. And Scooby collapses right near a house. In the middle of nowhere. How convenient.