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People get rewarded, right, Like
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all their likes and the comments,
Oh my god, you're so amazing.

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And then they go through life thinking
I'm entitled to do whatever I want,

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whenever I want. And then what
that creates is sort of this really reckless,

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outrageously behaved populous. Welcome to another
deep dive edition of The Chicks on

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the Right podcast, and today we
decided to talk about how much freaking attention

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everybody needs' I can't dole it out. I can't give everybody all the attention.

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It's like having all these kids that
are just vying for your attention.

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It's like, can you just entertain
yourself? Mommy, watch this, watch

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this, watch this, watch this, mom Mom, mommy, mom,

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mama, mom shut up, my
god. Only then imagine that instead of

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like toddler's, you know, for
your attention to watch them as they performed

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their next swan dive or whatever it
is that they're doing right now, we've

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got grown ass adults who are acting
a bread jillion times worse than the worst

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tantrum throwing toddlers. Yeah, and
in the case of like the the Pride

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marches this past week, and it's
like, look at my dick. I

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don't want to look at it.
I don't want to look at that.

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It's nobody wants to see that,
especially children. Nobody wants to see it.

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Go away, put tuck it away
someplace, put it in, like

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put some pants on, like a
normal human being, Like why can't you

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just be normal? Why can't people
just be normal and stop like just being

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so desperate for attention. And it's
and it's real, like there's a there's

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a narcissism epidemic in this country.
It's an epidemic. It's bad. I

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wonder if there's going to be a
vaccine for that. I wish, I

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wish. There's never been a vaccine
for trumped arrangement syndrome, so I highly

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doubt that there's going to be a
vaccine for TDS. I just think eventually

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our world is just going to employe
It's from all the people that are so

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full of themselves that it's just going
to be this this implosion of self absorption.

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It's you know the worst part about
all the pride stuff and all the

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like fling flangin swinglings that we had
to be subjected to and that kids were

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subjected to. Is the lengths that
the lefties right now are going to in

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order to normalize all of that.
Like they're saying, well, but what

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about nude beaches. Sometimes you might
be exposed to naked dinglings on nude beaches,

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So how is that any different?
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it's not in a freaking public street
to which families are invited exactly. They

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have to get from point A to
point B. And then like, I

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totally agree, I know, and
like you're right, totally rationalizing. They're

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absolutely rationalizing the crap of this.
It's like, I don't see why you

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see such a problem with kids.
Their parents make it all the time,

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they do. I don't know what
your household is like, but mine is

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not like that, I know,
right, I know, it's like that.

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It is crazy, the rationalization that
we've seen with this. I'm just

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like, stop it, just stop. Stop trying to make naked in front

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of kids happen. Just stop it. Nobody nobody wants this, nobody normal

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wants this, and then they just
and I don't know why it's just become

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such a I guess, I mean, I have hypotheses on why people are

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so narcissistic now, and it is
apropos that it's called pride, right,

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But I mean, I don't know. I guess I have some hypotheses.

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The biggest one the reason that I
think that people are so full of themselves.

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I always go back to blaming the
Kardashians when they're When you need something

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to blame, chances are it can
be tied by blame to the Kardashians.

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Yeah, I blame them, like
because I haven't and I have a date.

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Their show started October fourteenth, two
thousand and seven. Oh god,

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it's been that's one there that we've
subjected to that family. Uh huh,

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it's mean I think we should sue. I honestly think we should get a

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class action lawsuit at this point and
just sue them for some sort of emotional

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damage. You know that they've just
just is an onslaught on the country as

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a whole. It really is a
as the world now has been damaged by

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them. Yeah, but two thousand
and seven, because you and I started

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Chicks on the Right in two thousand
and nine, so by that point,

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it wasn't so bad. By that
point, like I thought, Okay,

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surely they're going to go away.
They're gonna just like fizzle out because you

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know, it's going to be just
a trendy thing. No one can deal

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with these you know, caddy beaches
for very long. They're going to just

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fizzle. They have not fizzled.
And then it turned into like, you

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know, by that time, we'd
already seen reality TV that that already sort

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of hit, and they were obviously
reality TV. They were just like to

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the m degree. And so that
was like the next phase of reality TV

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because we had done like the Real
World and Rivals and all that, we

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had lived, Yeah, we had
lived through all that crap, and and

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then that was like the next phase. And so they came out of the

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circuit. And then it was like
the juxtaposition between the Kardashians and social media.

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And they got married and they had
this alien baby, awful freaking this

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kid that just like, yeah,
that took over everybody and it's like this

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awful disease and it's like, yeah, it was like a cancer that spread

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throughout the country and there was no
way to control it. Now it's you

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know, and it's like a it
is like an alien that has spawned more

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aliens. You know what back when
they did. I mean I remember back

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way back in our radio days when
we when they people mostly were making fun

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of like Kim's ass, right,
and I thought, well, surely,

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I mean, everybody can see that
it's not a normal ass, Like that's

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not something that's right, that happens
in the natural world. But then what

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happened is that because of their influence, now everybody is trying to get that

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ass. That ass everybody wants it. Yeah, what is even Yeah,

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and it's like, I mean,
like I'll even go take I take my

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little old lady weightlifting class, right, and like they have a whole everything

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is booty trying to get a big
booty. They'll even play the songs like

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big big booty, you know you
want a big booty, and like it's

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crazy. The culture has been so
affected by these narcissistic, attention seeking,

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horrible women that were spawned from a
sex tape, you know, because they're

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attention seeking, you know, money
grubbing. Mother wanted their they she took

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her daughter sex. They put it
out there because she wanted basically, she

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wanted attention. At the end of
the day, that's what she wanted.

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She wanted attention and money, and
she basically pimped out her daughter to get

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that attention and she got it.
I mean they got it. They got

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all the money in the fame,
and it's like spread through the whole family.

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And that's where it all started.
Two thousand and seven, that's where

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it started and it hasn't stopped since. And I so I first and foremost

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blamed the Kardashians, and then I
placed blame on social media. Which there's

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no putting that toothpaste back in the
tube because it's like Instagram started. What

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twenty ten, that's when Instagram started, So you're looking at three years later

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that's when Instagram started, and then
nine years later in twenty nineteen, that's

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when TikTok started. Wow it so
you know it's that old Yeah, two

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thousand and what Instagram or TikTok,
TikTok twenty ninete eighteen is chiktok Yeah?

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Wow, So twenty nineteen went because
it started off as remember it started off

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as musical. Oh that's right,
that's right, and then it was bought

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out and then TikTok started in twenty
nineteen, and so it kind of had

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it. Remember, it was just
like doing music if people just danced and

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stuff, and now it's like,
you know, now it's everything. TikTok

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is everything. It's like, look
at everything my life. Everybody wants to

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see every aspect of my just so
I've just gone through something really devastating.

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So the first thing I thought to
do was to grab my camera so that

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everyone could exactly exactly in case I
point. We talked a little bit about

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I think I don't know, was
it my one of my wax this week?

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This chick and I and do we
know what universe? I think it

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was some New York university or so
something, Queen's something, and okay,

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it was a university in New York
and it was a community college. I

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think, yeah, okay. And
she grabbed the mic because she said she

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wasn't getting well basically, she wasn't
getting enough attention. That's exactly what she

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said. I think we've got the
for just to remind everybody, we've got

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the video clip of her absolutely having
her outburst right in the middle of her

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commencement ceremony. Here it is pro
me go my moment. So I want

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to say my name is and I'm
graduated today. Snatched head today it's going

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to be all about me. She's
wanting to make down super fast for some

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black people. I don't want to
be that person, but go ahead,

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and so I think afterwards, so
once, you like, once we went

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through a couple of days. Afterwards, the real story came out and she

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actually, you know, people weren't
giving their life stories. You know,

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she wasn't really shunned at all.
People were just giving their name or whatever.

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And that's kind of the way that
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usually people don't the people on the
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diploma. They I don't remember ever
talking at all during my read and I

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went and got her diploma and moved
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anybody was allowed to say anything during
this ceremony to begin with. But apparently

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they were saying their own names,
and she didn't feel like she got enough

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mic time. But people were like, no, she was in the wrong.

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You know, she was being kind
of a brat. And then she

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had to bring up the race thing, which is just ridiculous because has nothing

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to do with the color of your
skin. It's like so stupid, And

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then you know it just became this
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skin thing, and that was dumb, and but that happens a lot nowadays,

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right, And so she was concocting
the story that never happened so she

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could garner attention, and people were
like, oh, this happened to you.

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And this is what people do,
is they get out onto social media

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and they have they're basically a brand, you know, she and that's what

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she is. I also read that
she has an only friend. Well,

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she's probably gained a huge following as
a result of this. She doubled down

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immediately afterwards and said it's because I'm
black. You know. She did pull

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the whole race card thing, and
then she said she was doing it on

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behalf of girls who look like her. So the best part is when,

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like you said, when the real
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I was there, I was graduating
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best part about that was that they
were other black students who were like,

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she, thank goodness, we made
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grab, that's all it is.
And I'm so glad that they did that,

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because that's the thing and she was
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she's using other black girls at their
detriment to get attention for herself, which

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is so indicative of the culture nowadays. It's just like, why do people

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do this. It's like they do
it just so they can say, look

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at me, look at me,
look at me, which is just so

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it's so agripah, right, I
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it nowadays. And if we didn't
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right yeah, And if we didn't
have the freaking Kardashians, this wouldn't have

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happened. That's why it is about
Kardashian culture with a K, and it

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is because of the narcissism and then
all this like resulting feeling of entitlement if

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you people get rewarded, right,
Like there's influencers and they get rewarded by

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all their likes and the comments,
Oh my god, you're so amazing,

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and then they go through life thinking
I'm entitled to do whatever I want,

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whenever I want. And then what
that creates is sort of this really reckless,

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outrageously behaved populous And so I read
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Like there's so much rage now of
people who if they do not get

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their way, they act out in
unbelievable ways. I read a story about

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some nineteen year old who was at
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to the same movie theater as another
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actually had the reserved seats. They
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and this nineteen good shot and killed
the couple because he was mad about not

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getting the seat that he wanted in
a theater. And this is how much

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raged everybody has become that they if
they don't get what they want, it's

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not just that they throw a fit, it's that they freaking murder other people,

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the resorting to violence, which is
insanity. So I read there's this

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article. I read it was a
study published in the journal Psychological Science,

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and they say this is about narcissism. So they say, like, since

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twenty thirteen we talk about narcissism,
we throw that word around, but it

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actually has increased. They say narcissism
among college students has increased by thirty percent

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on average over the last thirty years. They say normal narcissism is associated with

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increased social media use, and one
reason maybe that narcissists feel more at ease

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when they are praised, kind of
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allows them to stay in touch with
people they admire without ever having to face

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them in person interest and they say
that it is yeah, it is likely

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that society will become more narcissistic as
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American college students, because those those
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They're going to be the they're going
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and they're all gonna be so freaking
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we're gonna be like, shit own, we're gonna be aged out, you

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know what I mean, And they're
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up table. And it's like,
then we're going to have a bunch of

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self absorbed people trying to run things. And to your point, like they're

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the ones who are going to be
the ones who are ticked off that their

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theater tickets are not there for them
and they can't handle things in a normal

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civilized manner because they're like but me, me, me, so, like

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what what is society going to look
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when you have a bunch of people
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person on the plank about it.
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that the reason that we have mass
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narcissism that people are like, I
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be in the spotlight. I want
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and so they do horrible, murderous
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with a gun. It has to
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and it's the culture, and it
is that narcissism. I want everybody

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to remember me, I want my
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idea. And so I think that
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terrifying because none of this ends.
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its basic level, it's like they
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they cannot see the bigger picture.
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I say, I think also has
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have lost so much. There's no
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and people have, they don't care
human humanity and even himselves. Like we

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were talking before our morning show earlier
today about that guy that hurled himself into

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a running Delta plane engine in order
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because when I first heard the story, I was like, Oh, this

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guy got sucked in to an engine. What a horrible, awful, terrible

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way to die. And then come
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to end his own life. Can
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that's to me, that's super narcissistic
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to be that big time showy about
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in such it's already such a selfish
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a subject everyone around you to have
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with it. I mean, it's
that's just gross in every way. Yeah.

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there's there's that Alexi Trevina girl,
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about. I'm sure people have heard
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the pregnant cheerleader who her mom obviously
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Who could not who couldn't tell that
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goes into the hospital and literally,
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kills that child. And you know, it's like puts it in a

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trash, talk about it at the
hospital, and puts it to die.

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so it's like, I'm assuming it
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a baby boy, but I this
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talk about no regard for any other
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could how could you do that?
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know, I cannot wrap my brain
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have you've been raised in a culture
where you have zero regard for anybody else's

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lifebout your own. And it's why
the Pride people don't care about swinging their

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dicks around young kids. They don't
care how it impacts anybody else. They

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only care about eyeballs on them one
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It's just nasty, Yeah, it
is nasty. It's completely nasty. And

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then parents will just be like,
oh no, I love my kids being

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out here because rainbows Yay. It's
like, what are you doing? Completely

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crazy? You know who else is
like the probably the poster couple for narcissists

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would be making Oh my god,
right, they so are And I think

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it's finally. I feel like public
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hope and maybe they'll finally go away. I just don't think they can.

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I don't think it's they are who
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crave it because they want to be
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Here is an entire documentary that we've
taken of our lives over the last four

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years. Yeah, and talk about
making up the script. Man, Like

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they just they're like the the they
post your children again for like branding of

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their own. They they craft their
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with what reality actually is, you
know what I mean. Like they just

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they're like, we're gonna go just
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We're gonna just rewrite how history is
of our lives. When it's like,

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seriously, I mean, they are
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life that never was, you know, it's nuts and that's but that's what

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people do. And then there's so
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so many people that are like,
oh my god, Like I mean,

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I think obviously they have fans.
There are people that are like, oh,

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I love Megan and she's she's not
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her a duchess. It's like she
gave that up. You can't call that

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chicken duchess. She crept all over
that title. And you can't call Harriet

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prince because he left that crap.
I mean, he takes Daddy's money,

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but he's still he left it,
you know. But I mean, these

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are the people. They are just
they are classic mime me, you know,

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all about me, narcissists and so
they're so there are perfect representations of

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that. If it weren't for the
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Internet for you know, to communicate
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would be like, maybe that's a
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agree with that. I say that
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because we do rely on it.
I think a lot of people rely on

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the internet now for business in general, Like you can't help it. We

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have to. Yeah, and you
and I especially because of what we do,

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we have to be on it.
But if I could just you know,

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be in the woods and hang out
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that, I probably would not.
When we go on vacation and we get

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to check out, I check out
and it's glorious. It is. It

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really is the best. But but
yeah, I think there are people who

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would die without the Internet. Well
now I think everybody would. Like now,

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it's it's like getting the how we're
cut off, Like you can't just

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think about all of the fact that
our banking is online, everything is online,

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Like we would literally just fall apart
as an entire side I'm talking about.

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I'm talking about. They do it
because they need to see how many

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people have liked what they put out
there. Because they put out there,

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you know, look at me,
it's my oh OTD or already with me?

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What is it you are? Yeah, it's like every single day they

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post something about their breakfast or their
ass. You know, it's like so

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they have to see how many people
like that. That's the reason they have

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to be on every day. You
know, we're on every day because we're

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doing doing our podcast or whatever.
So it's a little I think it's a

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little we're social commentators, so we're
not here to be like, look at

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me, look at our breakfast,
and look at our everything, look at

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our style and fashion. It's anything. I don't want people to look at

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it. I was like, yeah, I was just gonna say, but

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we're in our fifties, so most
days we don't want we don't want people

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to get at our boobs now or
our fashion as I'm like in a Humane

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Society T shirt right now, right, we really don't want that. We

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really don't. It's a little bit
different for us. But yeah, a

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lot of people just they rely on
it for their self worth, which is

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a weird commentary on our society.
And I don't know, it's going to

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be interesting to see what happens the
next ten years. I, for one,

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I'm trying to raise at least our
youngest daughter because we have two older

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ones who are in fact millennials,
and they get on social but really they're

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not as social media frenzied. I
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just not our older kids aren't,
thank god. But our youngest I try

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very hard to keep her busy with
other things besides, and she's not on

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social media. The only thing that
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I stalk it, and that's it. That's the only thing that I

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allow to use. And it's only
she likes really looking at you know,

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clothing sites because she's a teenage girl. That's it, thinks, really,

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but that's it. But I but
she's stocked, you know, kind of

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like your son has stocked. But
that's you know, I I don't know.

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I just I try very hard.
She stays very busy with other things.

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I just hope that she's not going
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and then we'll just see what happens. But it's so hard to keep kids

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from falling into that trap. Thankfully, because my kid also uses Instagram,

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but uh huh. With the exception
of like sharing other people's stories from time

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to time, there's not a single
post on his page. He likes looking

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at all the other sports stuff and
lacrosse stuff, but he never posts anything,

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and so thankfully he's never fallen into
that trap where he gets self esteem

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or self worth from other people's thoughts
about his content. That's never been a

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thing for him, right, Thank
god, that's totally mine too. Yeah,

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I think gurd kids are a lot
alike in that respect, and I

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think that has to do it,
like keeping them off of all the other

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ones, because that I think is
where like don't get them on the TikTok,

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don't get them on and then stalking
exactly, and I both you and

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I both are on there and we're
monitoring and stalking like crazy because we're insane

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like that. So but yeah,
so it's going to be interesting to see

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how it goes. But this is
it's crazy. It's a weird phenomenon.

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And it's weird when you start seeing
the statistics about narcissism all what that's yeah,

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and what that's going to mean for
our country. Yeah, I don't

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want to depress everybody and on that
note, but that's but that's just kind

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of weird because it's going to mean
a lot for like, you know,

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not just our culture but politics and
everything, so socioeconomically everything, and so

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it's just going to be weird to
see how that plays because everything is done

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in one of culture everything and like
now we're going to say, please follow

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us on all of our socials right, totally right, so definitely, but

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definitely do I mean, please subscribe
to the podcast, you guys. Put

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that right in your tool belt and
take us with you on do the road

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trip. You'll be entertained, we
promise you should. And we won't make

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you look at their boobs for our
outfits of the day. Okay, we

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won't make you do that because we
don't care what we're wearing on any given

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day. Okay, but definitely do
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