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Ladies and gentlemen around

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the world, this is

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giving me the T.K. Kirkland.

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You listen to the T.K.

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Kirkland podcast. Ladies and gentlemen,

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this is the T.K. Kirkland

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podcast. It's an honor to

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put this brother on my

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show and let me explain

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to you why. I was

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going through my Instagram page

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a couple weeks ago and

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I saw the way his

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diet was and I saw

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him cooking in the kitchen

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and then I went through

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his timeline and the brothers

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just unique. He models, he

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loves nature, he has things

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that I love about, he

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knows how to decompress, he

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knows about solitude and quietness

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and peace of mind. And can you

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tell the world family who you are?

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How'd you got to be this way

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in which your goals are as a

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young black king in this world? You

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know, I started out, you know,

1:01

started my adult life doing

1:03

a lot of things, you

1:05

know, delving into marketing and

1:07

nightlife and being a party

1:09

animal. And then one year I

1:12

got caught up with me and I

1:14

got kind of sick. And I was

1:16

scared to go to the doctor.

1:18

you know and what was crazy is

1:20

that at the same time that I

1:22

got sick I saw a friend of

1:24

mine who was sick with cancer

1:27

and he had a go fund

1:29

me up for his chemotherapy and

1:31

he had he had he had

1:33

the symptoms that he described

1:36

on his on his go fund

1:38

me page I was experiencing

1:40

some of the same symptoms

1:42

like you know back pain

1:44

with I guess his doctor

1:46

said it was sciatica. And

1:48

I was experiencing

1:50

the same, like, excruciating

1:53

back pain and nausea

1:55

and all types of

1:57

shit. And the, you know,

1:59

nature. guess on my instinct told

2:01

me to just fast, you know,

2:03

don't eat just, you know, so

2:05

I went on a fruit fast,

2:07

I started eating vegetables and

2:09

I went on a fruit

2:12

fast and I slowly but

2:14

surely started to feel

2:16

better. And then I started

2:18

researching different holistic methods

2:20

to get, you know, to feel better

2:23

and I popped up. Dr. Savie, a

2:25

guy about in that name of Dr.

2:27

Savie, a lot of people who are

2:30

in to help know about Dr. Savie.

2:32

Yes, absolutely. So I started going towards,

2:34

towards leaning towards his

2:36

way of eating. And then months later,

2:38

you know, when I, you know, it took

2:40

months and months to get back to, you

2:42

know, to the person who I'm, who I'm

2:44

used to being and I actually got

2:47

better than I actually felt better than

2:49

I ever felt in my life. And

2:51

I finally. Mustn't up the courage to

2:53

go to the doctor. And then when I

2:55

went to the doctor, they said you're

2:57

completely healthy and nothing's wrong. And in

2:59

my mind, I'm like, man, I probably

3:01

had something. I don't want to, I don't

3:04

like to say stuff, you know what I'm

3:06

probably in my mind, I'm like, I probably,

3:08

you know, whether it was cancer, who knows,

3:11

you know, right? But whatever it was, I

3:13

know I cured it. And I was just,

3:15

and I said, you know, you know, you

3:17

know, you know, you know, you know, you

3:20

know, you know, you know, you know, you

3:22

know, you know, you know, you know, you

3:24

know, a company called Alpine Farms that sells

3:26

like holistic health and beauty products. And we

3:29

go on like nature retreats, you know, and

3:31

we, you know, we do a lot of,

3:33

I do open fire cooking, do,

3:35

you know, minister different

3:38

holistic holistic health and

3:41

mental health, things like found

3:43

bath healing, open fire cooking, which is

3:45

basically back to our roots in Africa.

3:47

That's how we did it way back

3:50

in the days, you know what I

3:52

mean? So basically just getting people back

3:54

to the natural way of living, you

3:56

know what I mean? Yeah, it's very

3:58

important. In a fun. in a fun way.

4:00

You know what I mean? Because a lot

4:03

of times when you are educating

4:05

people, sometimes when it's new,

4:07

it can be boring. So I like

4:09

to do it in a fun way.

4:12

You know what I mean? So, you

4:14

know, different retreats of fun and people

4:16

like doing it. Even people

4:18

who are not so into the health

4:20

thing, they still enjoy it. You

4:22

know, it all sells out when

4:25

I do it. So. So what's

4:27

your outtake on the food industry

4:29

for say, right? Right. Because I

4:31

travel over the world and you

4:33

hear the stuff over the last

4:36

five, ten years has really come

4:38

to the forefront of the American

4:40

culture, how we have been played

4:42

as far as being poisoned all

4:44

our damn life, right? And to

4:47

think that these companies will put

4:49

this type of stuff in the

4:51

foods to kill us or put

4:54

us in bad situations for their

4:56

life is just insane. and you

4:58

have to believe for a second

5:01

that they are conspiring

5:03

to kill us. Yeah, yeah, I

5:05

think the FDA, which is

5:08

the food and

5:10

drug administration, they work

5:12

together. So, so, so, so if

5:14

you, if you notice, when

5:16

you go to Europe and

5:19

you go to like, different

5:21

parts of the world,

5:23

certain, certain, certain, certain,

5:25

ingredients that are banned and

5:28

that aren't banned in America

5:30

are banned over there. Yes. And

5:32

the reason the reason why they you

5:34

know they form the food and drug

5:37

administration is right in front of our

5:39

eyes we and most people are too

5:41

brainwashed to see it. I mean they have a

5:44

company that that that they try

5:46

to mask and say hey we're you

5:48

know if it's not FDA approved then

5:50

you shouldn't you shouldn't you know consume

5:52

it. But actually, if it is, if

5:55

the approval shouldn't consume it, because they're

5:57

plotting, they're plotting it to, like you

5:59

said. you know, kill you or

6:01

at least, at least have

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you have you on on on

6:05

basically, you know, life support,

6:08

physically, figuratively speaking, being that I

6:10

say that to say, like, you'll

6:13

you'll need their drugs to stay

6:15

alive. So they'll administer these, these,

6:18

these different ingredients, they'll have these different

6:20

ingredients in the in like, you

6:22

know, fast food or, or, or what

6:24

have you. And over the over the

6:26

course of, you know, whatever amount of years, you

6:29

know, you'll you'll develop diabetes, high blood

6:31

pressure, cancer, and,

6:34

and I'm not sure they got

6:36

statistics on the shit, too.

6:38

In the day world, with these

6:40

computers, they know that they can

6:42

get millions of people. They might miss people

6:44

like you and I. And that's

6:46

okay. But they'll get

6:48

more majority over time. Definitely.

6:52

Definitely. It's all by design. It's

6:54

all by design. So that way

6:56

they can, they can, you know,

6:58

obviously, it's about money. I mean,

7:00

it's more than money, too, because they

7:02

also want to depopulate, I feel. But

7:05

it's also about about the money

7:07

as well, because they're making

7:09

billions or even trillions of dollars

7:11

on on the, you know,

7:13

pharmaceutical industry, big pharma is the

7:15

most profitable industry, you know, around

7:18

in the western world. When

7:20

last time you went to Walgreens

7:22

or CBS or the Wayne Reed in

7:24

New York? Oh, man,

7:26

I don't normally go, but I do go

7:28

like, let's say if it's late night and

7:30

I maybe want like coconut water or something

7:32

like that. Now, let me tell you why

7:34

I ask you a question. Let me tell

7:36

you why I ask you that question. Okay,

7:38

good. Years ago, was in Inglewood, California. It's

7:40

when I first I was at Walgreens in

7:42

Inglewood. And I was at the counter. And

7:45

I looked behind the counter in the

7:47

pharmaceutical area. And

7:50

it was thousands of prescriptions well

7:53

stacked to the ceiling. Then

7:56

I'm in Vegas. I see this couple

7:58

of weeks ago. The same

8:00

thing so it's only getting

8:02

worse, right? So when you

8:05

travel outside the country and I'm

8:07

outside the country a lot

8:09

Yeah, nobody talks about mental

8:12

illness Nobody talks about

8:14

being depressed Nobody talks

8:16

about being depressed Nobody

8:18

talks about having an

8:21

ailment only in America

8:23

now America. I think

8:25

it's only 20% or

8:27

less than the whole

8:29

population of this earth. And

8:31

we consume 97% of

8:34

the medication on this

8:36

planet in America.

8:39

So everything is dumped

8:41

on the United States,

8:44

the drug game, right?

8:47

The alcohol game, the

8:49

weave for women, right?

8:51

Everything is done

8:53

in America, dog.

8:55

because we're about, we spend

8:58

money. I mean, we have

9:00

money more than anybody else

9:02

in the country, but we

9:04

do all the wrong things.

9:06

Definitely. Definitely. I mean,

9:08

I think that's another thing.

9:10

That's another thing. That's another

9:12

thing. You know, as far as

9:15

pharmaceutical goes, the mental health,

9:17

you know, they have, they have

9:19

our kids on, you know,

9:21

riddle in and, you know, yes.

9:23

all types of all types

9:25

of things and now that they're

9:28

making up things they're making

9:30

up different elements as far as

9:32

mental health and as far

9:34

as things they're making it up

9:36

just so they can prescribe those

9:39

drugs so true and it's starting

9:41

earlier and earlier yes you know

9:43

they're saying oh your kid belongs

9:46

to special education because you know

9:48

he's either you know he or she's

9:50

either hyperactive or two this to that

9:52

and just so they can prescribe drugs.

9:54

You know, they want it. And to

9:57

the people who are listening, I want

9:59

to share. this with you. Do your

10:01

research. If you take your daughter or

10:03

your son to the doctor at a

10:05

young age, and

10:07

it's to be a slight ailment,

10:10

that doctor or therapist, sometimes they won't let

10:12

you in the room. They want to talk

10:14

to the child by themselves about you in

10:17

the room. This is the fact. And

10:19

they'll wind up giving that

10:21

child a prescription. You,

10:25

the parent, think you're

10:27

doing something. You go

10:29

directly to the pharmaceutical,

10:31

the drugstore, fulfill

10:34

the prescription and start giving it to your child. What

10:37

you need to understand is

10:39

that once your child gets

10:41

on medication that follows them

10:43

for the rest of their

10:45

life. Even when they get

10:47

older and you start taking out insurance,

10:49

even when you get older and you start

10:51

doing things that with a job and

10:54

they want to know your medical history, that

10:56

is pulled up, ladies and gentlemen. Wow.

10:59

Yes, it is. No, that I

11:01

didn't know. Yes, that's how deep

11:03

this shit is. So people, like

11:05

you said, people rush to put

11:07

their kids on medication down when I

11:09

was growing up. You know, we had

11:11

our little, we had our situations, right?

11:13

I'm, you know, depressed and all that.

11:16

Our parents was tough. Motherfucker,

11:19

you the president, if you don't

11:21

take your fucking ass in that goddamn

11:23

room and shut the fuck up and

11:25

shut my goddamn door, like that's how

11:28

they don't wish it back in

11:30

the day. You gave me the client. Right.

11:33

You gave me the client stuff. Oh my, you

11:35

know, I don't want to eat this. You

11:37

will get your ass worth, dog. It

11:40

was no sympathy. Shit. You

11:42

know, come here and let me

11:44

hold you. You just need

11:46

to be love that even in

11:49

sports, right? There was one

11:51

champion. Now the

11:53

motherfuckers that come in second, third,

11:55

fourth, fifth, six, seven, eight, all the

11:57

way to 20, get a fucking

11:59

trophy. Yeah Yeah,

12:02

you're right everybody get a fucking

12:05

kid that that's all this and

12:07

and then you look at tiktok

12:09

today Yeah, the

12:11

kids are literally

12:13

crying Yeah, they are Yo,

12:16

they are watching the news

12:18

people called 9 -1 -1 to

12:21

say that tiktok was down Wow

12:25

And they don't see

12:27

what we see It's so

12:29

controlled what the tiktok companies

12:31

wanted you see what this

12:33

shows an example of Mental

12:35

illness and how they've

12:37

been programmed Definitely,

12:39

definitely. They're definitely been programmed.

12:41

It's only gonna get worse. Yes,

12:44

you think about it It's only

12:46

getting worse when it comes to

12:48

social media You know because imagine

12:50

the kids that are that don't

12:52

know anything else that yes, they

12:54

actually are growing up in the

12:56

social media Exactly,

12:58

you know see and I I grew

13:00

up right in the middle, you know because

13:03

with my face And all

13:05

that was without, you know, at least it

13:07

was on a PC was on a computer

13:09

Yeah, so after school we come home and

13:11

we would get on it So we're not

13:13

spending the bulk we weren't spending the bulk

13:15

of our day. Yeah on the social media

13:17

But now we have your phones and in

13:19

his hand held in your phone You you

13:21

you literally glued to it all

13:24

day long, right imagine being a kid and

13:26

growing up in that 24 -7 You

13:29

know, it's a totally different dynamic This

13:33

is crazy just made me think

13:35

of something like they really did

13:37

a job and this is just

13:39

a sample So what it could

13:41

look like and at worst if

13:43

they allow this to go for

13:46

the next 10 20 30 years

13:49

Exactly like the really good people

13:51

crying and calling 9 -1 -1 Yeah,

13:55

you see I saw that

13:57

I saw the memes they

13:59

made right And I didn't want to

14:01

be insensitive because they were saying,

14:03

oh, you don't understand, you know, this

14:05

is how most people made their

14:07

jobs. But you need to understand how

14:09

you're responding. Yeah.

14:13

Yeah. How you're responding it is how

14:15

you respond to it. We're not saying

14:17

you, we don't want you to work

14:19

on TikTok. We don't want you to

14:21

say we don't get your money, but

14:24

look how you are responding. And I

14:26

guarantee you if they

14:28

don't bring TikTok back in a

14:30

week, somebody's going to commit suicide because

14:32

of this because of TikTok. I

14:34

got a feeling that they're this week.

14:36

I got a feeling somebody is

14:39

that week to do that. Well, they might be

14:41

weak. And actually, when you think about it, you

14:43

know, when you first said it, it sounded crazy, but

14:45

when you think about it, there are people that, that's

14:47

their livelihood. Like they, you

14:49

know, they, they got out the

14:51

hood doing TikTok, you know,

14:53

and, and, and it's possible. Now

14:55

that I think about it, because you

14:57

got the people that they feed in their family, you

15:00

know, they, this is their only way of

15:02

survival, you know what I

15:04

mean? And, and, and it just shuts off. So,

15:08

so it is possible.

15:11

You got to have more than one

15:13

income to the people are listening. Let

15:16

this be a TikTok's going to

15:18

come back, but let this be

15:20

a warning that you have to

15:22

be prepared for the unexpected. Definitely.

15:26

And just wasn't something that just happened in one

15:28

day. They was talking about banning TikTok for over

15:30

a year. If you had time,

15:32

you had time to prepare. And Trump,

15:34

Trump is like a new age dictator.

15:36

So what he wants, like he's like

15:38

a, you know, a gangster in a

15:40

suit. So, so what he wants basically

15:42

is, um, he basically

15:45

wants to, uh, an American. Somebody,

15:48

I guess he knows Elan, whoever,

15:50

to, to purchase half of it. And

15:53

that way he can have some space. So, and

15:55

we can have some, uh, because they want control.

15:57

They don't want somebody from, you know,

15:59

one of our. and one of you know China

16:01

one of one of them on

16:03

the news which makes sense you

16:06

know a lot of people don't

16:08

notice tick-tock this ban in other

16:10

countries yeah already yeah

16:12

because they're saying that yes

16:14

yep it's so true and it makes

16:16

us so giving example what people

16:19

don't understand is war I read

16:21

a book years ago that the

16:24

new war is not going to

16:26

be missiles not going to be

16:28

bullets is going to be the

16:30

mind. They're going to take

16:32

over your mind. So this

16:34

is a sample, what they

16:37

did. Tukk created this confusion,

16:39

right? They're about to be banned,

16:41

but they did get banned, and

16:43

look how the people are responding.

16:45

So, let's say 10 years, 20 years

16:48

or less, if they really wanted to

16:50

manipulate the world, they

16:52

can do it, because this is

16:54

another fall of terrorist threat. This

16:56

is another fall of war. on

16:58

the human mind. And the

17:01

government, and this is what

17:03

they're saying, they say no

17:05

company should have our people

17:08

programmed to this extent. Only

17:10

in America that they do

17:12

the games and the pranks and

17:14

shit. Yeah. Other countries don't show

17:16

that shit, yo. Yeah, no, you're

17:19

right. They show constructives. criticism

17:21

and how the better yourself,

17:23

how to get jobs and

17:25

critique and become a better

17:28

person. No, you're right. So, you

17:30

know, Trump wants to do

17:32

what they've already been doing in

17:34

parts of Asia, like China and

17:37

North Korea, where they ban weaponized

17:39

sites. Like, you can't go on

17:41

China and you can't go on

17:44

YouTube and you can't go on

17:46

any American platforms. And

17:49

I mean, you know, I may sound harsh.

17:51

I kind of like it that way,

17:53

yo. Yeah, you know, I'm not gonna

17:55

lie. I kind of like that as

17:58

well, because I mean, that is... is

18:00

very strategic and it is war

18:02

if you think about it it's like

18:04

it's like all right you know I'm not

18:06

gonna let this guy get up one

18:08

up on me and you know you

18:10

know control the minds of our kids

18:13

or even the adults because adults are

18:15

being controlled by this too yes yes

18:17

you know not just I had a

18:19

female friend who used to always send

18:22

me a fucking video of Tik and

18:24

I said look I'm a grown fucking

18:26

man stop sending me this shit I

18:28

don't give a fuck. Do not send

18:30

me this piccoc shit. Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

18:33

Like there's only been so many platforms

18:35

you can go on like, come

18:37

on, for entertainment purposes. If you're,

18:39

you know, entrepreneur, you gotta, you

18:41

know, something to promote and okay,

18:44

you know, I get it, go

18:46

in there, promote and get off.

18:48

Like spending hours and hours and

18:50

hours, how many, how much entertainment

18:53

you need? I mean, is this

18:55

too much. I'm tired of

18:57

seeing motherfuckers with their kids.

19:00

I'm tired of seeing pet

19:02

tricks and shit. I'm tired

19:05

of motherfuckers in the same

19:07

pajamas and everybody doing the

19:09

same fucking dancing. You know,

19:12

I'm tired of my puck

19:14

sliding down a pole. I'm

19:17

tired of the boat and

19:19

shit. I'm tired. I'm tired

19:21

of it. I'm tired of it

19:23

too, bro. It's too much. It's like, too

19:26

much, man. Right. The mother is crying, they

19:28

crying on me. They crying. Yeah, it's,

19:30

it's both, it's gonna be back, like

19:32

I said, it's just, he wants it back

19:34

the way, you know, Trump wants it

19:37

back, you know, his way, you know, so

19:39

that he can have some control

19:41

as well, you know, you know what I mean,

19:43

but it won't take long before somebody,

19:45

maybe a week or two,

19:47

somebody, somebody, somebody, somebody, somebody,

19:49

he'll have some you know

19:51

some control just like any

19:54

corporation you say all right

19:56

if I own half now I have some say you

19:58

know this is gonna be real and He

20:00

had a camera on him sitting there

20:02

watching the results of the election. The

20:04

first time, you know, he didn't have

20:06

much time and he didn't even know,

20:08

a lot of people don't know, the

20:10

first time he came into office, it was

20:12

really just, he didn't even know, he,

20:14

he didn't expect to win. Right. And then

20:17

when he was, if you saw him on

20:19

the, he had, they had a camera on

20:21

him sitting there watching the results of

20:23

the election and you could tell

20:26

he didn't know how he was

20:28

going to win. But here's my

20:30

take on the election. I really

20:33

don't talk about politics, but this

20:35

is my election the first time.

20:37

The first time he went through,

20:40

I really feel that the Russians

20:42

interfere with the election. This is

20:45

my opinion. Everybody's listening. To prove

20:47

my point, watch this. See, during

20:49

then, you can control social

20:51

media. But the pandemic

20:54

happened. So now,

20:56

let's say the Russians, just

20:58

for argument the

21:00

sake, let's say the

21:02

Russians said, listen, the

21:04

pandemic happened, most of

21:06

the country is doing

21:08

mail imbalance. We can't

21:10

control that. Watch where I'm

21:13

going. Okay. Remember Donald

21:15

Trump hired a postman

21:17

to put locks on the mail

21:19

boxes, but they didn't

21:21

allow that to happen. So

21:23

it was nothing they could

21:25

do to stop that election.

21:28

Fast forward to this year.

21:30

And I'm just a street nigger

21:32

putting two and two together,

21:35

right? I think Elon Musk

21:37

and his team put something

21:39

together to manipulate

21:42

the election. Because he's

21:44

motherfucker genius, right? Because

21:47

Donald Trump won in

21:49

a landslide. Now why am

21:51

I saying this? Because I've been on

21:54

this planet a long time and I've

21:56

never seen a scientist or

21:58

an engineer or everyone. call

22:00

whatever you want to call Elon

22:02

Musk do more talking than

22:04

the president and the

22:06

president doesn't say nothing to

22:08

him so I believe Elon bus

22:11

has something has Donald Trump

22:13

by the balls yes that's

22:15

what everybody's saying but

22:17

you know you know and it's probably true

22:20

because you know it was bought you

22:22

know he has the richest guy in

22:24

the world yeah the ego got in

22:26

the way he got kind of a

22:28

you know he got he's you know

22:30

he fired back at the critics you

22:32

know he was saying that um I

22:34

don't know if you heard he was

22:37

saying um you know I'm

22:39

the president Elon's not the

22:41

president and then and then

22:43

he wanted to almost believe

22:45

himself because at the end of

22:47

his speech at the end of

22:49

his tweet and he was saying

22:52

well Elon can't be president anyway

22:54

because he's not a citizen That

22:59

man should not be speaking

23:01

out of line. That's not

23:03

your position. No, you're

23:05

right. Why are you commenting on

23:07

these things? You play your

23:10

lane, that ain't your lane?

23:12

Facts. You only do that

23:14

when you have confidence that

23:16

a mother-book ain't gonna

23:19

check you. He's mad

23:21

confident, bro. He was really, you think about it,

23:23

he was mad. The way he was, his ego is bigger than

23:26

Donald's. He can see his, his ego, he's the richest man in

23:28

the world. Yes. He's like, I'll just say what I'm going to

23:30

say. No, it's not about the ego, it's because he got

23:32

something on Trump. Yeah, yeah, that's true. He's always been

23:34

rich. But he did something to help Trump get elected.

23:36

I don't care what nobody say. I don't care what nobody say.

23:38

We're going with nobody say. We're going to know. We're going to

23:40

know. We're going to know. We're going to know. We're going to know. We're

23:42

going to know. We're going to know. We're going to know.

23:44

We're going to know. We're going to

23:46

know. We're going to. We're going to.

23:48

We're going to. We're going to. We're

23:51

going to. We're going to. We're going

23:53

to. We're going to He did something

23:55

to help Donald Trump get elected with

23:57

that damn algorithm in these computers and

23:59

AI. I guarantee you got to

24:01

shut the fuck up here in the air.

24:03

You know how it is when you do

24:06

dirt together, you know, you got something

24:08

on to where, you know, you can't,

24:10

you can't, you know, how it is

24:12

when you do dirt with somebody,

24:14

you know, you can't, you can't

24:16

screw them over, you can't do

24:19

certain shit. Right. You got to shut

24:21

the fuck up here and there. Yep.

24:23

It's just my opinion, ladies and

24:25

gentlemen. I could be wrong, but

24:27

hey, I'm entitled to have a

24:29

theory and be a conspiracy, I'm

24:31

serious too, every now and then.

24:33

So that's my thing. That term

24:36

conspiracy theories was basically made up

24:38

by the people doing the conspiracies,

24:40

doing the conspiring. Yeah. Because you

24:42

know what I mean? Just like

24:44

that word woke. They try to

24:46

take that word and make it

24:49

sound clownness and ridicule people because

24:51

they don't want people being woke.

24:53

So you know what I mean? So

24:55

you know, they own all the press,

24:57

they own all the media, it's owned

24:59

by what three or four parent companies,

25:01

so they can control the narrative

25:03

and they could make things look the

25:05

way they wanted to look. So they

25:08

turned that word into like a mockery,

25:10

the word woke, you know, just like their,

25:12

back in the days was made to clown

25:14

you back in the days, conspiracy. Now the

25:16

new word woke, they almost just making a

25:18

mockery of that word now, you know what

25:20

I mean? every error has a new term

25:22

or or or or or you know terminology

25:25

for that and then do what they take

25:27

it and twist it because they want to

25:29

keep that control. Yeah it's crazy man it's

25:31

crazy but hey we I tell people you live

25:33

long enough you will see everything definitely you

25:35

will see everything you will see everything you

25:38

will see everything I promise you will see

25:40

everything you will see everything I promise you

25:42

will see everything you will see everything I

25:44

promise you will see you will see you will see

25:46

you will see you will see you you you will

25:48

see everything you you you you you will see

25:50

you will see you you And this right here is

25:53

just going to, it's just fascinating

25:55

what we're seeing. No, it is. It is.

25:57

It is. What are you predicting?

26:00

for this, I know you don't

26:02

get the, I don't get it

26:04

to politics either, I'm not, I'm

26:06

not red or blue, you know,

26:08

I just sit back and watch

26:10

the show, you know, you know,

26:12

you know, because it's all the

26:14

same, I mean, if you think

26:16

about it, it's, it's, it's, you

26:19

know, they're running, it's

26:21

just, they're turning, one

26:23

side against each other

26:25

just to control, dividing, invest

26:27

in the companies while we're

26:29

on this wave. Take a few dollars,

26:32

invest in different businesses, and make money

26:34

off a person you may not like

26:36

or like, right? You ride the way

26:38

for four years, hopefully you make

26:41

a few hundred thousand dollars, right?

26:43

And then you get out right

26:45

time because we're going to start

26:47

out high with Trump. My prediction

26:49

in four years or less, it's

26:51

going to be chaos around the

26:53

world. Unless. This time

26:55

around he wants to be a

26:57

better man See you just thought

26:59

out years ago and be a

27:01

fucked up person, right? Yes, but

27:04

then as you get older you

27:06

evolve and you want to become

27:08

a better man I want to

27:10

do right by the people I want

27:12

to do better I want to change

27:15

the way people look at

27:17

me Hopefully he'll become that

27:19

kind of man we will see he

27:21

has four years to prove that

27:24

and we shall see and that's all

27:26

we can do. When I'm going to

27:28

do from the sideline, I'm going to

27:30

invest in these tech companies,

27:33

I'm going to still invest in

27:35

the things that I'm doing, I'm

27:37

going to make some money why

27:39

people arguing with each other back

27:42

before the policy and things whatever

27:44

nature, I don't care. I'm going

27:46

to get paid. Now for sure, I'm going

27:48

to put you in it on. I'm

27:50

part of a group, I'm part of

27:53

an investment group track called Black Wall

27:55

Street from, it's full of black, you

27:57

know, entrepreneurs and things of

27:59

that nature. that people that are

28:01

knowledgeable of investing. So I'm a

28:03

person in the chat. And here's

28:06

the thing, I don't, I don't

28:08

follow those kind of people. But

28:10

don't all right. I have a

28:12

unique strategy that's done

28:14

very well for me and I'm

28:17

gonna tell you what it is

28:19

that people live. It's just gut

28:21

fucking instinct. That's it.

28:23

Yeah. I don't follow the trend. I

28:25

look at things for a while. And

28:28

then when I feel it, I am best.

28:30

And I always do fucking

28:32

well. Well, that's dope. Yeah,

28:34

I can't explain it. You

28:37

consider yourself like a

28:39

spiritual person? Oh, I'm

28:41

definitely a spiritual person.

28:44

I think that happens to all of

28:46

us. You just got to follow

28:48

your gut. You have to have

28:50

a light when you give a

28:52

walk down an outy way and

28:54

that shit don't feel like, huh?

28:56

I ain't going down here. That's

28:58

your spirit telling you. Don't you

29:00

go down that, oh yeah. So

29:02

it's down that outy. So I

29:04

think that happens to all of

29:06

us. You just got to follow your

29:09

gut. You have to reflect

29:11

on energy. But when it

29:13

comes to investments, some people

29:15

get at it, some people

29:17

have their own strategy, some

29:19

people listen to other people.

29:22

I listen to me because making

29:24

money is so complicated and hard,

29:26

and I work hard for it.

29:29

I don't want no one to influence

29:31

me on what to invest in,

29:33

and I lose, right? I have

29:35

to drive this bus. So

29:37

whatever happens happens, I'm

29:39

accountable for my position. Not make

29:42

someone else's right not someone else's

29:44

they oh put money into this

29:46

particular thing But I'm not doing

29:48

that because if I take a

29:50

loss I'm gonna be hurt and

29:52

I can get me mad at

29:54

that person But if I do things on my

29:56

own and I lose I can deal with the

29:58

pain a little better That makes

30:00

sense. Right, you know, you get

30:03

a little better. You got some

30:05

people who are novice who don't

30:07

even know where to start, right?

30:09

That's true. They need some type

30:12

of direction or or the device.

30:14

And the direction I get people,

30:16

even in my stand-up, and here's

30:18

the easiest way to invest. Where

30:21

do you go the most? Where

30:23

do you go the most? If

30:25

you go to Walmart a lot?

30:27

Invest in Walmart. That makes sense.

30:30

You go to Target a lot.

30:32

Invest in Target. If you go

30:34

to Starbucks every day, invest in

30:36

Starbucks. If you go to Sack's

30:39

Fifth Avenue, Macy's, Neiman Marcus, invest

30:41

in it. Yeah. If you're a

30:43

electricity bill, if you have a

30:45

high electricity bill, if you have

30:48

a high electricity bill, invest in

30:50

electricity. And that's simple a simple

30:52

thing too. Yes, that's simple. Another

30:54

simple thing too is just watch

30:57

the market like if you see

30:59

it, you see a company doing

31:01

well, obviously that's going to make

31:04

sense to invest in it. Like

31:06

you mentioned, don't watch the company

31:08

doing well. Just read on it

31:10

for a few weeks, few months.

31:13

Don't go into it right away.

31:15

Read here or there. You see

31:17

these names coming up, right? Nivia

31:19

and all this shit. You see,

31:22

some people jump right into it

31:24

and make a lot of money,

31:26

but I still take my time,

31:28

right? I read, I read, and

31:31

if I keep seeing that name,

31:33

the different companies coming up, bam,

31:35

okay, I see it again. I

31:37

see it again. I see, I

31:40

might even wait a year, because

31:42

there's no rush, right? I might

31:44

even wait a year, dog. I

31:46

haven't invested in nothing in about

31:49

the years. I'm gonna do something

31:51

in about a year. I'm gonna

31:53

do something in this. Right? Oh

31:55

nice. But my point is I

31:58

took my time. I

32:00

took my time and I don't invest

32:02

in one company. I invest in

32:04

a lot of companies. So I'm

32:07

going to do well, so I'm

32:09

going to do bad. And I don't

32:11

do it to get rich. You know

32:13

what I do it for? I do it

32:15

for conversation purposes. Oh,

32:17

okay. Yeah, I don't do it that

32:19

I need the money. I do it

32:21

because I want to be in like

32:24

a little game to me, it's like

32:26

a little thing to keep me motivated.

32:28

Yeah, and the companies

32:31

as well. What's the biggest, what's

32:33

the biggest, this might be

32:35

a little person, but what's

32:38

the biggest return you ever

32:40

seen on a, on one single

32:42

investment? Probably like

32:44

$75,000 and how home he

32:47

put in about maybe $75 a

32:49

month. That's not bad. It's fucking

32:52

incredible. That's crazy. That's

32:54

how good I've been. But I

32:56

just leave it there and I

32:58

don't touch it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But

33:01

it makes me feel good when I

33:03

look at it because I'm being honest.

33:05

I don't know what the fuck I

33:07

was doing. I just did what I

33:10

told it what I just said

33:12

on here. I invest in

33:14

everything. Tesla, Chevron, you know,

33:16

the airlines and shit, the

33:18

companies that build airplanes. I deal

33:21

with the right way. Yeah, I deal with stuff

33:23

that I do all the time. They say to

33:25

do, you know, what I always, you know,

33:27

I've always read up and I've even

33:29

got friends that, that are in finance

33:31

and they always say that, you know,

33:34

have a diverse portfolio, invest a small

33:36

amount in a large array of things,

33:38

that something's about a hit. Yeah, something's

33:40

about a good thing. I'm what you

33:42

call with, I'm not an aggressive

33:44

investor. Okay. I'm not that kind

33:47

of person. I'll look, I'll, I'll, I'll,

33:49

I'll fuck around, I have a hard

33:51

tech if I lost a hundred times.

33:53

Like a few months ago you saw

33:56

the stock market took a dive because

33:58

all the companies was selling. And

34:00

then you realize that the

34:02

game was the big boy set

34:04

everybody up. Everybody's soul. And they

34:07

went in and bought everything back

34:09

up. Yep. So you got to watch

34:11

up for them type of games too.

34:13

I didn't panic. Matter of fact,

34:15

as it came back around, I

34:17

made that money back plus the

34:20

extra hundred something thousand.

34:22

So it wasn't it wasn't

34:24

bad for me. But

34:26

when it first happened,

34:28

I was a little

34:31

ill. I was like,

34:33

fuck. You know, you

34:35

like

34:38

being

34:41

a kid

34:46

watching

34:50

a You know, those things

34:52

don't help. I grew up on your

34:54

stuff, man, you know, being a

34:56

kid, watching the comic, you know. You

34:58

know, you go way back. Yeah, you go

35:01

back all the way down. Yeah, you

35:03

go back to common view you go

35:05

way back. I go back man. Yeah,

35:07

man. I've always been a fan since

35:10

I was a kid man watching

35:12

you comic view The thing I

35:14

want people to see most for

35:16

me not just being a comedian

35:19

How I work so long all the

35:21

way into my 60s and how I

35:23

took care my health and my body

35:25

like it at all. Yes, and I'm

35:27

still going Wow, yeah, it takes

35:30

it take you got a you know

35:32

in the show business. I mean obviously

35:34

you got it you got to look

35:36

good You got to have you can't

35:38

be sloppy. You know what I mean? So

35:40

so true to still have that that

35:42

presence You know you can

35:45

walk around here 280 pounds high

35:47

blood pressure diabetic and shit erect

35:49

out this function. You can't like

35:51

I'm really I'm really I'm trying

35:53

to make sure I'm straight. Yo

35:56

Now only thing that gets me

35:58

is that I'm so busy that

36:00

I've got to make sure I get

36:02

my rest. You definitely need that.

36:04

You definitely need that. Your

36:06

circadian rhythm, you know what that

36:09

is, right? Yes, explain it. Let

36:11

me hear it from your point of

36:13

view. Go ahead. So, you know, everybody,

36:15

you know, has a circadian rhythm. My

36:17

body is one with nature. So the

36:20

sun, you know, obviously rises in

36:22

the morning and sets that night. So

36:24

your body is supposed to be aligned

36:26

with that. Like, soon as the sun

36:29

is rising, you should be rising. As

36:31

soon as the sun is setting, you

36:33

should be starting to feel drowsy and

36:36

get prepared for bed. So what happens

36:38

is, what happens is, you know, people in

36:40

show business, not so much you,

36:42

because you're comedians, so it's different

36:44

from comedy and music, music, they're

36:46

up all night, every night, all

36:49

night, every night. and just people

36:51

in general around the world so

36:53

go around the world yeah right

36:55

yes plus a lot of people

36:57

you know music business nightclubs most

36:59

or just some people just like

37:01

to hang out if you're up

37:03

late night who work at night

37:05

job yep that too that's even

37:08

garbage man they up all night

37:10

you know I mean you can like you

37:12

said it does apply to a lot

37:14

of different fields so yeah so it's

37:16

okay anything in moderation it's okay

37:18

if you like if you like

37:21

you know, it's not as bad

37:23

as if that's just your lifestyle.

37:25

So you have some people that's

37:27

their lifestyle, they're doing this all

37:29

day every day. What's gonna happen

37:31

is your immune system starts to

37:33

get lowered because your circadian rhythm

37:35

is off. So now your immune

37:37

system starts to become affected and

37:39

now your body's susceptible to

37:41

a different, a whole host

37:44

of different elements. You know what I

37:46

mean? So it really just affects what

37:48

I read and something else I read

37:50

and see if you understand what I'm

37:52

about to say. I always tell people

37:54

now that as you get older, is

37:57

that that your eyesight gets weak in

37:59

your bones? You start losing

38:01

your immune system. What has

38:03

happened is like a gas tank.

38:05

And you put your gas tank

38:07

up and as you keep driving

38:09

it, eventually you're

38:12

going to get to eat, right?

38:14

That's the human body. It's

38:16

not that you're getting old.

38:18

You're running out of all

38:20

your minerals. And this is why

38:22

fruit, water and vitamins.

38:24

are important. You have to

38:27

put that back in your body.

38:29

You've got to eat your carrots.

38:31

Because we're born with all these

38:33

minerals already. The spinach, all that

38:35

is already in us, right? That's

38:37

in us. Yeah. Our bodies are

38:39

comprised of 102 minerals. And we

38:41

have a product called Sea Moss.

38:43

That's a sea vegetable that has

38:46

402 minerals that our bodies are

38:48

comprised of. So I take that daily

38:50

in my fruit smoothies. Yeah, so people

38:53

have to put those minerals back

38:55

in their body. And the

38:57

majority of us, as we go through

38:59

life, we lose all that. Definitely.

39:01

And that's the difference, ladies and

39:04

gentlemen. You have to put back

39:06

what you use. And as you

39:08

get older, look at it as

39:10

filling your gas tank up. And

39:12

as your life gets, you live

39:14

the long you live. all those

39:16

minerals in your body from

39:19

your hair going gray to

39:21

your eyes getting weak into

39:23

you losing and getting cavities

39:26

in your teeth to your

39:28

bones to your heart to your

39:30

liver to your immune system

39:33

as you are running out of

39:35

the minerals that God gave

39:37

you. So you gotta put that

39:39

back in your body. Definitely,

39:41

I agree a thousand percent. And then

39:44

you also have to exercise your brain

39:46

so you don't get dementia because that's

39:48

what happens is as you get older, as you

39:50

get older and you know, your average

39:52

individual retires, right? And what happens is

39:54

they stop using their brain. They're so

39:56

tired, they don't want to do anything

39:59

anymore. So they're... just relax they might

40:01

go on vacations they might just even

40:03

relocate and so that way they can

40:05

even move slower you know somewhere warm

40:07

or whatever it is right so then

40:09

what happens is you're losing their brain

40:11

a lot a lot less so so what

40:14

happens is slowly about your your your body

40:16

you start to start to give in and

40:18

it starts to slowly die and your

40:20

brain starts to start to die as

40:22

well because you're not reading so I

40:25

suggest you know for the older folks

40:27

that are retired you know, even challenge

40:29

your mind to keep your mind going,

40:31

where you don't get dementia, you don't

40:33

get short-term memory, memory loss, you know,

40:36

things like that, that happens with age,

40:38

because I have a guy. And here's,

40:40

I'm sorry that you're friends,

40:42

my apologies, go ahead. I have a

40:44

guy, um, that I know, you know, growing up

40:46

in the church, this guy was up, this

40:49

guy's 90-something years old, and

40:51

this guy's sharp as a nice. the

40:53

sharpest knife in the jaw. I mean,

40:55

this guy, you would never think he's

40:57

90-something, you know, he's still moving around,

41:00

he's still cognitive of his thoughts, he

41:02

doesn't have nowhere near any dimension.

41:04

Most people in that age, if

41:06

they don't have dimension, they don't have

41:08

dimension, they have short-term memory loss

41:11

in their movements. And he's, if

41:13

you met him, you would think

41:15

he's in his early 70s, you know, and this

41:17

guy's 90-something years old, because

41:19

he's always kept his mind

41:21

sharp. You know you

41:23

have to exercise your mind your

41:25

brain even if it's a you

41:27

have to walk a lot I saw

41:30

an article That walking helps to

41:32

prevent those same L L elements

41:34

too so you have to walk as

41:36

much as you can And they say

41:39

walking is a lot better than running

41:41

so if you can walk and do

41:43

three miles three or four times a

41:45

week, you're going to be good No,

41:47

for sure for sure you definitely I

41:49

I agree you know physical and mental

41:52

as long as you keep those sharp

41:54

you know you'll be good and you'll have

41:56

a good quality of life as you get older

41:58

because you know when you get Yeah, I

42:00

was American once they get rich a

42:02

certain age that quality of life is

42:04

pretty bad But it doesn't have to be doesn't

42:07

have to be that way if you just keep that up

42:09

Keep up. You gotta love life. You

42:11

gotta love this. Yeah

42:13

Not that I love life dog. I

42:16

love this shit. You hear me? Yeah,

42:18

I could tell I

42:21

love it dog. I can't know.

42:23

I ain't no sugarcoat in this shit

42:25

I love it and I want

42:27

other people if you can If

42:30

you can hear it in my voice I

42:32

love this shit. And so just

42:34

work hard make good choices

42:36

learn how to have peace and

42:38

quiet don't let anything overwhelm

42:40

you and Know how

42:43

to be alone and know

42:45

that you're not lonely And

42:47

give yourself space and you will be

42:50

a happy person. Don't get me

42:52

wrong. I have my moments You know,

42:54

I was like a layup with

42:56

my girl and shit and fuck all

42:58

day and all that You know,

43:00

like, you know, that's when I was

43:02

young, but I understand very hot

43:04

to do. No, I'm not married I

43:07

I don't think that's gonna happen

43:09

in my life time because I love

43:11

being alone a lot Okay,

43:13

okay. Yeah That's

43:15

cool. Yeah study that um,

43:17

they had a recent study And

43:19

it's been going viral like

43:21

about, you know a lot of

43:23

as we move into a

43:25

different time You get you got

43:27

some couples that rather lives

43:29

in separate rooms or even a different

43:31

house And that you kind

43:34

of what you just said kind of reminded

43:36

me of that, you know, I mean I

43:38

don't know if you was willing to do

43:40

that, but I'm just saying I Back in

43:42

the 80s, I knew this white man in

43:44

Beverly Hills. He owned a restaurant called Kate

43:46

Madeline. He's very wealthy guy He

43:48

had been married with 30 years, but

43:50

you know, you think it's only

43:52

money But he lived in his house

43:54

and his wife lived across the street. Wow,

43:57

and he she stays in

43:59

her house. I know

44:01

about this way before what people are talking about

44:03

now. So when I used to date and talk

44:06

to women, I'll say, yo, we don't have

44:08

to be married in that's rather.

44:10

We could be committed to

44:12

each other. You stay in your spot?

44:14

I stay in my spot.

44:16

Because what people old-fashioned I

44:18

think it is, everybody wants to

44:20

be under the same roof, right?

44:23

Mm-hmm. Everybody has their own thing

44:25

that makes them tick and

44:27

make them unhappy. I don't like

44:29

adjusting the temperature all fucking night,

44:31

right? Yeah, you cold, she hot,

44:33

she hot, you cold, right? You

44:35

sleep real good, but somebody got

44:37

to get up and go to

44:39

a motherfucker bathroom, right? Now I

44:41

don't walk the fuck up now,

44:43

my sleep is off, my fuck

44:45

of pattern, right? Or you have

44:47

kids that's grown, but they in

44:50

their own spot, you gotta wake up

44:52

early in the morning to talk to

44:54

them, and you fuck with my sleep

44:56

or vice versa vice versa. That's

44:58

why you gotta have your own spot.

45:00

But that's me. Some people,

45:03

yeah, to eat his own. Right, some people

45:05

have to have someone else in

45:07

the room with them. Yeah, you got

45:09

some women that wouldn't be

45:12

able to do that. Yes, and I

45:14

understand that. One, one, one, my

45:16

female friend told me once on

45:18

a, I need more time. And

45:20

I wanted to break it down

45:22

to her and say, listen, you

45:24

could either. How did I want to

45:26

put this? I tell people this

45:28

is this is how truly feel.

45:30

We could get married and be

45:33

together for two years or you

45:35

could be disciplined and we could

45:37

be together forever. See that's deep.

45:39

Because if you follow the rules

45:41

of life, this shit can end

45:43

quickly. Yeah. But if you listen to what

45:46

I'm trying to tell you, because I'm not

45:48

out here slinging Dick, right? I'm not talking

45:50

like I used to when I was a

45:52

kid. You're a little bit more lonely working.

45:54

Like I'm up, I get up, I read

45:56

a newspaper, I like my Pellegrina War, I

45:58

have my life taking shit, you know. I

46:00

got to fucking work. Like nobody's

46:02

gonna take care of me. Like

46:04

it's not even about if you're

46:06

gonna take care of me. It's

46:08

not even about love. I got

46:10

to do what I got to do

46:12

because I put 40 years in this

46:15

business. So from the stock market

46:17

to the comedy game to being

46:19

a businessman. And now I'm getting

46:21

ready to go into reality TV.

46:23

I'm doing stuff with baby in

46:25

them and slim, oh yeah, cash

46:27

money, it made stuff. So I

46:29

got that going on, then you

46:31

know, I got grandkids, I got

46:33

my daughters I have to raise

46:35

and make sure they have a

46:38

decent life, a decent life, a

46:40

great fucking life. Then I got

46:42

to take care of me because I work

46:44

out every damn day. Yeah. That's important.

46:46

I got to work out. Yeah, of

46:49

course you have to. Yeah. Got to

46:51

pay in shape. That's they in shape.

46:53

And I don't think people should talk

46:55

all the time. I think relationships should

46:57

be based on preserving the relationship. Miss

46:59

a couple days, so when you do

47:01

talk, you got something to talk about.

47:03

That makes sense. And that's actually

47:05

natural. That's actually doing what nature does.

47:07

There's rain, there's shine, you know balance.

47:09

You know what I mean? You got

47:12

to have that, because if you have

47:14

that space in between, you allow yourself

47:16

to be able to miss that person.

47:18

Yes. And that means a lot to me. I want to be able to

47:20

miss you. Even if we don't fuck all the time when we do far,

47:22

I'm a fuck the hell out of you if I'm not tired. But if

47:24

we fuck every day, I'm going to be off two, three strokes. Yeah, you

47:26

are. You're all going to be doing it. You're giving you to it. Yeah.

47:29

You don't want to, you don't want to get that, you know, right? It's

47:31

so funny. So funny. My man, it was a pleasure. It was a pleasure. I

47:33

got to present. I got to play. I got to play. I got to play.

47:35

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47:37

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47:39

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47:41

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47:43

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47:45

I got to. I got to. I got

47:47

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47:50

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47:52

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47:54

We bring real people to my show to

47:56

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47:58

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48:00

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48:03

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49:03

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49:07

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