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Sonic cast time with your people from
the sign that you want to show what

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your girl sign was sat Hey,
y'all you play it putting the jeep biz.

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You know, people talk about it
all the time, just in passing,

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like when you talk to folks,
or if you're on the next door

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app or what is a neighborhood app? Neighborhood one of those, or you

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get you know, alerts from like
your city. There's also apps and text

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messages for that. It's like,
I feel like out here in the Bay

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Area, on both sides of the
bridge, not just Oakland, but San

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Francisco too, like crime is at
an all time high, from bippers to

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burglaries, to arm robberies, to
fools pulling up on old people just walking,

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you know, down the street and
taking their watches and their purses and

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all this other stuff. It's like
folks are living lawless right now in the

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Bay you know. You know what
really sold it for me was when I

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saw an entire shootout on Pier thirty
nine in the middle of the daytime.

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Why the hell a y'all hanging out
the window letting guns with sticks? Y'all

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have fully banana clip out there letting
loose, like it's not kids, families

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and everybody else just walking right down
the street. Yeah. The dog thing

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too, for me is another thing, Like you know, it's like people

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are figuring out any which way catalytic
converters like, and I'm like, if

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you guys have all this uh,
this ingenuity exactly, and then why can't

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you just go work? I mean, you know, shoot, let's face

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it, the pay isn't isn't matching
the inflation right now, so I understand

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that. So you can go out
and do your free thing and cause other

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people harm and damage to their property
and whatever. It's like so selfish for

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these folks to be doing this stuff
right now. And the way that San

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Francisco is already looking, you know, from not only just people not returning

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back out into the streets, but
also you know, these grabbing dashes and

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all these other things, like it's
gonna be a ghost town out here.

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And I'm really worried about the look
of San Francisco right now as it is,

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Yeah, because all the all the
businesses is leaving and lost, the

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mall damn about to lose a couple
old tales, old navy gone. It's

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about to be just yeah, wow, West Boy. They put out a

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list and they said that the Bay
area of San Francisco is the very last

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in trying to recover from the pandemic. Other cities in California are thriving.

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LA's back San Diego. Like you
know, you go a little bit north

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to south, everybody's fine but us. And you know, I mean,

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I know every other places have crime, but it's just a combination of a

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few things that is making it look
real ugly out here. Like our mayor

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in Oakland is not prioritizing a police
chief out there in the town. And

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some of the crimes that I see
that take place in broad daylight, like

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I'm fearful to stop a bipper because
now they're pulling guns out on people.

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We saw a video here in the
city too, where some jogger like tried

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to intervene and they pulled out a
gun and started blapping on him. And

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it's just like we're just trying to
tell you yo, stop doing that shit.

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Yeah, because people are having to
pay for windows, they're losing all

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their property. We have celebrities come
in. We barely do as it is.

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They don't treat us like La or
New York. So now they're really

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not gonna want to come because you
know you, they come and you all

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take everything out of their cars.
So but I'm trying to be a good

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citizen and help out my people.
So I hank my horn. I'm running

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face to face with a couple of
vippers twice. Yeah, and you know

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each time they kind of threatened me
in one way or another. And it's

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like, I'm just trying to help
my fellow people, just trying to be

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a decent human being, you know
what I'm saying. It's terrible that we

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have so many videos of people telling
us how not to get your car broken

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into on social media. You can
go on TikTok right now, and all

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you gotta do is look at a
couple of different Bay Area based pages and

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they got about twenty two motherfucking you
know different videos these fools. I'm about

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to sprinkle a little glass on your
window, but drop it down, so

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folks don't think that you you got
anything your car You've already been broken into.

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It's crazy. I've personally had two
of my friends have their car stolen

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from their homes in the last month
and a half. Stuff is crazy out

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here. Yeah, I leave my
windows down. For a lot of people,

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that's the only way now to even
not to have to not pay for

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a new window every time you go
outside. Yeah, you know, But

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it's like, what's next. What
are we gonna do to try to make

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sure we can change the culture,
because the way it's hit it right now,

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we're all gonna be damned. I
don't see anything good happening for us

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within ten years. I feel like
the recovery that has to be made by

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our legal forces, by the economy
in general, just morality in general.

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Like I feel like there's no fear
in place, yeah, because nothing's being

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done. But then we don't want
it to go to an extreme where we

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saw, you know, that young
person lose their life over at the Walgreens.

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The security guard was hired to do
their job, they pull the trigger,

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and now we lost a transgender you
know man. Yeah, So it's

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just where are we gonna fix it? How are we gonna fix it?

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Then we got our governor over here
in a pissing match with the one from

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Florida, Stantus over here doing videos
in the city talking about we're not doing

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it right. Newsom over there spending
money putting billboards up in Florida, like

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we're not focused on the right shit
like homelessness. Yeah, that's important,

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right, But with all the teacher
strikes and everything we had all through the

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beginning of this year, in the
end of last year, it's like our

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priorities are all jacked up in California, man, And that's why there's an

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exodus going on. People don't want
to stay here because we're paying taxes out

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the ass man, and pay is
not going up like inflation or these tax

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rates, and only the only thing
that's rising is the crime. But I

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mean, it's only one way that
this thing's gonna end. If it continues

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to go on the way it's Eddie, we're gonna end up having a state

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of emergency and you're gonna see the
National Guard. We're going through your motherfucking

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house, through your neighborhood, and
you don't want to see that, I'm

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telling you, you know, Yeah, it is ridiculous. But also the

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Gavin De Santis beef is kind of
funny to be It's kind of funny.

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Here's a couple of De Santa's talking
about the city. We're here in the

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once great city of San Francisco.
We came in here and we saw people

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defecating on the street. The city
is not vibrant anymore. It's really collapsed.

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They don't prosecute criminals like they do
in most parts of the country.

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Seeing so many businesses boarded up,
they are doing it wrong here. No

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wonder why we've had so many people
moved from San Francisco to Florida. Now.

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One thing I'm not going to do
is say we need to be like

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Florida. Never so that's out.
If we're doing it wrong, I'm willing

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to stick around until we kind of
try to figure it out, rather than

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go to the Florida levels and all
the disrespect that they enforce out there on

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a government level, Like some of
these people in power over that way just

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are blatantly disrespectful to community members and
it's just ugly. Man. But I

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worry. I have a daughter,
you know, for my parents out there

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watching these freeway shootings go down,
and these young people who just got here,

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you know, getting their lives taken
away. I just don't know where

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we're going, and it's sad.
We talked about a clown of the day

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who used a forklift to break into
somewhere. It's like nobody saw this full

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riding down the street in Oakland in
a forklift. You know what I'm saying,

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Like nobody, and everybody's scared to
intervene, and I do believe I'm

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a person. It's like, stay
in your lane, mostly because I have

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to stay here for my daughter and
whatnot. So yes, maybe I'll say

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something or whatever, but I'm not
willing to take a bullet over it because

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y'all want to break into a cannabis
shop or whatever the case may be.

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But you know, even that store
owner was like, Yo, this is

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you know, crippling, right,
y'all are coming in and taking thousands of

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dollars of stuff. I can't stay
open like this, And that's happened to

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so many business owners. So it's
ugly in the Bay. Man. I

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don't know what we're gonna do.
Well, what we need to do is

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stop robbing the celebrities when they come, because you won't be I don't want

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you crying when Beyonce says she's not
coming in August because she don't want to

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get her car broken into, because
y'all keep doing everybody dirty. I mean,

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clearly, anybody can get It wouldn't
be nice if Queen Bay just felt

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comfortable pulling up to the lake.
I mean, you know what I'm saying.

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I'm walking around that thing like nothing, but hell, they'd probably run

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up and try to snatch the wig
off her head. I like, I

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don't know, it's uh, it's
ugly, and I'm just worried, Like

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how long are we going to be
able to withstand this? Y'all are hurting

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the economy and business owners and just
the community in general, and I don't

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feel like our leaders are on the
right mindset for it. We can't put

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all of it on them, because
you know, it's not all on them.

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They're trying to do what they can
with what they got, but they

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also have to answer to other people. And these funds like they're designated to

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stuff for a reason, and it's
probably not always good, but it is

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what it is, you know.
And I don't even want a stereotype who's

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behind it? Right? I feel
like sometimes it comes down to a racial

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conversation. All these black and Mexican
folks are out here robbing everybody. I

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see a whole lot of really light
hands when I see these bipping sentuations and

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I'm not saying that you know it's
anybody specifically, but we have to start

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like changing the way things are going
down. I know these people have no

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regard for your car, your property, what your future holds. They're just

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trying to get their hot pick up
real quick, you know, dump it

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off or take the valuables cop that
put it a paunch up, get a

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couple dollars. Like, there's just
no respect. Yeah, it's it's it's

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not it's none at all. So
you should move with caution throughout these bear

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strees, but also try to maintain
your own morality. Let's let's roll with

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some with some dignity, and please
can we find some integrity in the way

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that we interact with one another.
It definitely makes me worried. I'm like,

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bro, when's the Bay Area gonna
be on the next First forty eight?

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Because they can't base a whole lot
of episodes of what's going on,

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and apparently it's not good for your
mental health watch these shows. Should were

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watching this shit in real life?
What you got on True Crime or Inside

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Edition or First forty eight or whatever, like it's nothing to us. As

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psychologists basically said, watching episodes of
these type of crime shows, especially before

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you go to bed, is not
good for your mental health. But it's

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like I'm interested, she said,
don't try to find peace in it,

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Like who's fighting peace and watching somebody's
you know girlfriend, you know what I

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mean be attacked and killed or stabbed
to death by their boyfriend or whatever.

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Those are the ones that interest me. If your idea of relaxing before you

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go to sleep it's watching three episodes
of Law and Order. I would encourage

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you to think about why it is
trauma relaxing to me, harm, crime,

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violation, attacks, and that's what
is going to soothe me into my

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bedtime. Some of us grew up
in high stress, so people mistake peace

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for boring. I'm not mistaking nothing. Are just I find it interesting because

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you know, the news and media
outlets, they only give us a little

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piece. Like I'm looking for the
video footage. I mean, run that

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back fourteen times so if I can
see if this is a fool that might

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have interacted or kidnapped a child or
whatever. Like I want to be a

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part time investigator with you. That's
why I also listen to like crime junkie

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podcasts and whatever the case may be, but then sometimes those never payoff,

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so they're kind of boring. I
mean, true crimes is a big,

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big market for a reason, because, to be honest, it's almost kind

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of like a real life version of
a thriller movie, you know what I

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mean exactly. But the ones I
think that really affect us, all the

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ones that probably play into our traumas. Yeah, that's true, and that's

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what she's talking about. It certainly
can be damaging to your mental health.

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But also, bro let me live
my life, mayo, damn business lady.

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I mean some of the biggest shows, yes, I mean, with

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the most longevity are crime shows sv
unit or what is it? The Law

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and Order svy CSI, all that
stuff, all that stuff, you know,

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and people ain't watching that for no
damn reason. Let's let's be honest.

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Dahmer wasn't the biggest damn show Netflix
for nothing? Just eat the meat?

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What is it? It's meat?
Oh my god? That was really

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traumatizing for some people. There was
folks, there were folks that didn't want

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to watch it, and that's your
prerogative. But if I want to watch

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it, it doesn't mean I'm gonna
go and cry or like you know,

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like I don't know, but I
understand it if you have suffered something like

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that. One of my homegirls actually
saw her mother kills, so I understand.

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Like, you know, it can
push buttons probably for you that you

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won't really realize at the moment,
but if you just see it for what

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it is, and again, it's
like interesting, it's like investigative work,

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you know, and you just want
to see what people are going through it.

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I think it makes us a little
bit more in touch with each other

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when you watch, you know,
a mom crying because her daughter went missing

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and you know, whatever the case
may be. So you know, it

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connects us a little bit more.
I'm not saying I want that for people.

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I'm saying it interests me to see
that, and it makes me feel,

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you know, as a parent,
like more in touch with them.

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Yeah, and also it makes you
a little bit more alert. I'm gonna

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tell you one thing too. So
back in the day, my mama used

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to have a collection of tapes vhs
that she would pop it and I mean

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when I was young, Yeah,
yeah, we would watch these things and

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it'd be like, don't accept candy
from stranger from me at the park.

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Yeah, it'd be like, because
this could happen, you get snatched up

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and pulled into a van, somebody
could take you off, and it would

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sit and have discussions about it.
It was educational. Yeah, it was

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scary for me as a young kid
to watch this, but also she was

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giving me game like, boy,
keep your head on the swivel. Yeah,

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you know, my daughter and I
I had me watching these ones for

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a while. We just had to
tune out. It was a whole lot

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of missing girls and blah blah blah. Let's face it. You know there's

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a lot of trafficking going on right
here in the bay too. Um,

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so you know there can be learning
lessons to it. But you know,

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if you let a young person watch
these things, you obviously have to give

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guidance exactly like you do with anything
like. These young people are absorbing so

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much crap on social media like TikTok
and whatever. Right, there's good stuff

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there too, It's not all horrible, but there is some crap on there

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and made up stories. And then
you know, my daughter will come and

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tell me, oh my god,
did you know that blah blah blah,

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and some dad did this to his
daughter, and I'm like, okay,

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honey, So that can happen,
and you just have to have those conversations,

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man, regarding anything negative or positive. You should constantly be talking to

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your kids. Yeah, man,
And that's the thing. I think,

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having open family discussions and not letting
TikTok radio damn kids is the basis of

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it. So do you work,
parents, Yeah, And it could lead

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to maybe stopping somebody's fools going around
doing what they're doing right now in these

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streets, right like we talked about
earlier with the bipping and the robberies and

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whatever like put I'm on the right
path. I'm not saying that some people

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don't struggle more than others, but
the opportunities are out there are you just

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have to learn how to conduct yourself
and don't see it as you know,

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oh the man, this and that. We all got to work for somebody

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unless you got the money or to
know how to build your own empire,

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which please do that if you can, and don't let it be around,

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you know, wiggling underneath somebody's fucking
car to cut out their catalytic converter.

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So I don't know, parents,
do your due diligence out there every day

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yep, and let's go ahead and
be safer in these Bay Area streets as

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a whole, all right, because
we want y'all to be smooth and be

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