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Sonic cast time with people that you
girl sona what's that? Hey? Hey,

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you play a fight in the GEP
biz. So let's talk about this

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fight, right, because it just
dropped down that there is a planned fight

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at at and T Stadium nonetheless in
Arlington, Texas, where it's the home

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of the Dallas Cowboys. This fight
is going to go down between Jake Paul

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and Mike Tyson, and the debates
have been going crazy on social media and

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in person since this announcement was made. I mean, the simple statement of

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Jake Paul and Mike Tyson in a
ring shouldn't even go together, Like,

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there's no way you should be able
to say those two names in the same

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sentence. But apparently live on Netflix
July twentieth, it's about up a spectacle.

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Rah. I'm laughing at the comments
already. Somebody said, Jake Paul

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ain't even worthy. Whooped that ass
trick? Whoa who that trick? That's

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I mean, come on, bro, Mike Tyson maybe old what fifty eight

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years now? You're fifty eight years
old, you know, still doing some

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small boxing here and there. Jake
Paul twenty seven, still been trying to

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do his thing, but it's it
feels like all his fights are just like

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gimmicks. I don't I can't say
I necessarily take him serious. Yeah,

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I mean, here's my theory.
Obviously, I feel like Tyson is behind

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this entire thing. I don't know
how many people can really convince. I

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mean, Jerry's not desperate for money, but you got to be a homie

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for him to be like, yeah, you want to use Cowboys standio,

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no problem. So somebody really big
is tied into this whole thing, and

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I'm guessing it's Tyson, and he's
probably gonna take an ill because he's making

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big bag on it. Anyway,
Like that thing is gonna be full.

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People aren't gonna want to see Mike
Tyson again. It's really gonna boil down

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to that. You know, is
he older? Yes? Does he train?

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Yes? Is Jake Paul like pretty
good as a fighter surprisingly to everyone?

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Yes? All right, see how
it goes. But what I know

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is, even if it is a
setup, and we know a lot of

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sports are entertainment, wrestling, boxing, I feel like it is if one

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accidental two piece that's all we need
lands correctly shoot a one piece A drumstick

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lands on Jake Paul's face. I
don't know if he's gonna make it out

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of their lives, like it's gonna
have to be, you know, dancing

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on eggshells in there, because Tysan's
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that power. He might get winded. A lot of people feel like Jake

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Paul's gonna wind him out and you
know whatever. Sure that might be part

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of the plan, but again,
an accidental boom that might be a problem.

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That's all you need and to think, okay, well, yeah,

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Mike Tyson's older again, like you
said, there sonag the man is still

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training religiously. If you haven't seen
him in action lately, I mean his

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training videos make me a little a
little sweamish. Mike is in there,

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stand trading partner up now, I'm
gonna give you some stats. Jake Paul

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height six' one, reach seven
to six, so he definitely has the

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height advantage on Mike. And yes, thirty years younger. But Mike Tyson

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is an animal, still just wild. The man sits down and has a

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podcast every daymn week and you can
see the fire still burning in his eyes.

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That's iron Mike bruh. Yeah,
period, And let's not forget the

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almighty earbindings. Don't let him get
lost in the sauce and start having flashbacks,

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cause it might be a problem matter. I got a whole full bag

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of them gummies that he put out
with the half bitten ear at the crypt.

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They're good. I'm not mad at
So we'll see what happens with the

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fight. I definitely wish I could
be in the building. I don't know,

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you know these promoters out here.
If y'all are tapped in, please

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let us know. We will take
a flight hopefully that you pay for Man,

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and we will be in the building
covering it with media, making sure

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you get more people to tune in, because it's gonna be pretty epic,

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regardless of whether it's a you know
what, do they call him exhibition fight

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or not or whatever, which it
absolutely has to be Man for sure.

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Hell, even if it might take
a dive, its gonna be a big

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fight period. Let's not play with
it. Y I'm talking about though,

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and huge for Netflix. I mean
what this is what their third third time

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doing actual a live sporting event.
First time they're diving into the world of

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boxing, So that's humongous for streaming
sites. This is gonna be pretty.

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It's gonna be an epic night.
Man for real, for real. I

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just want to be at the Cowboys
stadium. I haven't been there yet.

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How the hell has our producer been
inside that stadium. He ain't even a

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Cowboy fan. You know, you're
not even a sports fan, period.

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Come on. So it's kind of
disappointing, but I'd go for this.

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Yeah, man, So again July
twentieth, everybody's gonna be locked and loaded

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on Netflix and see what's popping.
Team Tyson. Let's go so locally here

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in the Bay Area, and I
know people you know across the globe deal

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with different types of crime and whatever
might be suppressing your people. And here

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it's like the jobs keep disappearing.
I guess food stamps running out or not

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enough for y'all selling them all for
cash and doing other things. A big

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thing for us here is just people
looting these stores, just walking into either

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clothing stores and grocery stores. I
talked to my homegirl, Donna, shout

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out to her. She works at
my Safeway. And there is no age,

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shape, color, gender to these
people that walk into the grocery store,

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fill up a bag or eat inside. And just dump it and leave.

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And it's just getting absolutely crazy.
Like when I walk in and I'll

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have a conversation with her. I
think she was asking me about some stuff

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that was going on with her housing
situation, because you know, i'd do

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real estate. Now y'all need me
let me know. But you know,

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she was like, man, she's
just evil eyeing the people. It's like

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she knows who they are when they
come in already, either their second to

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third or fourth or fifth time offenders, or she just recognizes the profile.

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And I remember specifically this time,
I was a young really young man high

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school or opening up a big bag
and I was like, maybe he's just

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shopping for his mom, Donna.
He was like, she was like,

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nah, he's about to go fill
that bag up and walk out. Watch

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And I didn't follow it till the
end. And he looked well put together,

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you know, how to fit it
at on some jays, you know,

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windbreaker whatever. He looked fine.
So I mean not that it has

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a look. And he even says
old people, old women, old men,

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they'll come in. They probably are
living on Social Security and they,

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I guess can't afford it. So
we had a girl an employee recently here

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in the Bay Area that you know, took it upon herself to go ahead

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and try to intervene a person from
stealing. It got a little physical right

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between her and another employee and this
person who was stealing, and they cut

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her. But there is that law
in place that you're not supposed to intervene

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with any shoplifters. And I think
the saddest part for me is, you

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know, she got released under misconduct
and so because of that, she can't

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receive any unemployment. So it's just
like I care as a shopper, Like

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I'll say, shit, I'm gonna
talk shit to you if I see,

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oh you gotta do that, huh, all right, don't let that karma

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come kick you in the ass later, Like I'll say stuff like that.

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But I also understand that the prices
are so god dang high. Even a

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loaf of bread's like five something sometimes
for the you know whatever, So it's

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nuts. I just hope that this
woman finds a way because she's gotten a

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turning now, yeah, you know, And it's sad when you see the

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law protect the criminals more than it
does the folks who are here trying to

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do right. You know, And
it's a situation like this that reminds you,

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that puts you in your mind.
Now, you know, I don't

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personally know Anternet shout out to you
there, baby six filthy original as well.

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But you know, I'm just like
you don't know what her situation.

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When this woman might have kids at
home, you know what I mean,

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she might have folks and family who
depend on her, you know, to

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get up and go to work every
day. And now you're literally just throwing

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her to the wolves, saying we're
gonna take away any and all means of

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you being able to bring any money
in. You can't even collect unemployment like

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this is terrible, like literally and
for what because somebody wanted to come in

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and try to walk out with over
five hundred dollars worth of groceries. Hell,

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they're trying to change the law right
now, so that would become a

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felony. So for right, So
for folks who are living in this gray

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area, you know what I mean, how you supposed to number one,

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have a moral compass. Number two, do right by the law. Number

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three, hold on to your damn
job and not be frustrated at the system.

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It's just it's it's it's it's tearing
us apart, man, and I

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understand how hard this, how hard
this must be, and how much of

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m I just tear us apart to
her, her family apart as well,

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because this is its sad bro.
And on the other end, it's like

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these grocery store employees are watching locations
closed, yes, because they can't,

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you know, make the numbers work. They're like, okay, we're allowing

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people to walk out with bags of
groceries. I think this particular person that

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she, you know, they ended
up getting and so they saw how much

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they took. It was like five
hundred dollars worth of groceries, which you

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might be joking and be like,
oh well that was a thing, a

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try tip and a loaf of bread. It was five hundred bucks, because

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that's how the prices feel nowadays.
But you know, if they continue to

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go through that, they're going to
continue to close stores. And what we're

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gonna do without any grocery stores accessible, We're gonna have to go across town

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where they call it the good neighborhood, or wherever the case may be,

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because they haven't initiated all these receipt
checking things. In all the locations yet

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and that probably costs a company more
money as well. So sure she was

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protecting herself, her place of employment, her family, her you know,

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job. Like it's just you know, sad that she's being treated this way.

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The least they could do is change
the description of why she was released

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because misconducts. She's not gonna be
able to get any money from the government,

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and I would hope that at some
point he finds another job, because

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we're tired of paying them unemployments too, telling you that's saxpayer dollars and that's

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all it's hurting is the folks who
actually pay their take exactly. Yeah,

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So I mean, I don't know, man, We're in a bad place.

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I say this to people all the
time, like the stuff that we're

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seeing, the looting, the robbing, the armed robberies. You know,

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fools is pulling over in front of
fools on the road on a freeway,

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either taking their car, taking their
purse out of the car, just a

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violence. Shoot. I think one
of the saddest things for me was just

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watching that ice cream man that balleta
man just get padded down by a couple

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of teenagers and it's not getting any
better out here and homeless population, like

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you know, after COVID, we
thought COVID was bad. We can't get

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back on our feet. No,
So it's scary to think about. You

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know. People tell me, oh, I'm going to start a family.

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I was like, don't have no
kids. Are you paying attention to what's

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going on right now? Like I'm
worried about my teenager and what it's going

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to look like. Shoot, we
might move out state one day, I

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mean, because California is hitting us
over the head as taxpayers, you know,

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to try to keep things alive,
and yet a lot of the issues

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that we have aren't getting taken care
of. So we're shutting down schools,

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we're shutting down retail stores, and
nobody coming down to San Francisco no more.

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We're losing conventions and gatherings. Like
it's just insane. So I don't

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know it's gonna you know, I
talked about it with boss Man one time,

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our boss over here at iHeart,
and he was like, it's gonna

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take at least ten years for us
to fix everything that's wrong. Yeah,

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I mean, it's a shit show. We're living in Grand theft autto It's

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what it is. And it's again, it's sad that the people who are

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paying the most are the ones that
are sitting right right in the middle,

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you know, the hard working the
use of the middle class. I'm here,

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you know, the folks who have
sat there like, why, you

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know, I did everything my family
told me, so, I went to

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school, I did this, I
did that. Now I'm still trying to

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figure out how to rob Peter to
pay Paul. And that's where we are,

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man, And it's you know,
it is terrible. And I feel

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like just kind of echoing what you
said around these folks who are working these

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hard jobs, and it's like you're
just seeing doors closed everywhere. Well,

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what happens to these folks who are
employed over there at the in and out

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off of Haggenberger. Now they got
a hope that they have a job at

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the Alameter location. The folks who
are working at the Denny's over there off

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of Heggenberger, they got a hope
that they'll open their doors for them over

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there in San Leandro. And it
continues to it just continues to happen all

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throughout this area. And it's like, you know, amen, can we

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get a break somewhere, gas going
up, rent still high as hell,

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mortgage rates ridiculous yet and still my
pay ain't seen a bump. And this

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is the This is the this is
the consistent story for too many families out

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here, and it's like, where
is the relief, and don't we don't

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need it in the form of,
you know, a couple of relief checks

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though, thank you, Gavin,
we appreciated those, h but we need

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a long term, sustainable change to
actually happen, to be able to make

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this area liveable for those fools who
are still gonna be out here committing crimes

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no matter what. We need.
We need some more honestly legal attention,

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which you would rarely hear me say, but absolutely we need to do some

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about this damn crime. They can't
do anything. I was talking to the

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homie DJ black Mark out here in
the city. They can't chase nobody.

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They're they're gonna start deploying drones and
that because that'll be the answer. I

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don't know what they're thinking, man, I guess to at least get facial

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recognition and also license plate follow them
home. They're gonna stop somewhere at some

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point. True, So you know, shoot, We're gonna have people shooting

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up in the sky now, shooting
at drones so they don't get caught.

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Like, what's what's gonna happen.
So I feel like there's a lot of

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ideas and theories and whatever that are
roaming around out there and the powers that

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be, and this is just this
is a big part of why we need

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to vote. And we just had
primary and nobody showed up for it.

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So the tendons for the voting polls
was really low astronomically. Yeah, and

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I don't know how many people mailed
in. I did mine last minute and

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dumped it off in one of the
you know, one of the stations.

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And I know a lot of people
are under the impression like our vote doesn't

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count, it don't matter anyway,
Well, it really don't matter if you

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don't shoot right, like you don't
you miss all the shots you don't take

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right. So whether it's true or
not, still do your part as a

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US citizen, a resident of California
and put your votes in because these people

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are going to be the ones that
are going to be defining how we move

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forward. I mean, it's honestly, it's your civil duty and for a

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lot of y'all that might not mean
nothing, but that means somebody actually had

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to go ahead and die and fight
for you to be able to vote.

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And you know, it's terrible when
you look at it, especially because the

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main I think source that people forget
about in these primaries, especially is you're

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voting on folks who literally have something
to do with where you live. Yes,

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we all looked and just see exactly
what's going on with the real election.

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You might even look as far as
to say, well, who could

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possibly, you know, be the
senator coming up here in twenty twenty four,

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But how about those local elections.
Most of y'all don't even know who

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your congress person is for your local
district. You don't know exactly who sits

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on the chair or the board of
directors for your school board. You don't

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know these folks who literally have a
day to day impact on how your children

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and your family live. That's why
it's important. Voting on a local level

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should be imperative, especially if you
have kids or people that you care about

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in your household. Period. So
get out and vote. Always say this.

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People are real good at complaining.
Oh for sure, are you an

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expert you complain every day prices and
this and my job and I'm this,

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and I can't you know landlord and
blah blah blah. A lot of the

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issues that we, you know,
have, you can let your voice be

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heard about it, but you got
to read the propositions and you got to

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know about I mean, we can
only know so much about some of these

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candidates, true, but you know, just trust your gut. I guess

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if somebody's really speaking on something that
moves you, you might want to step

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forward and support that person or deny
the ones that don't really be talking about

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what you agree with. Like that's
just how it works. But you got

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to pay attention. Like I said
in the mail the other day, for

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one of these, I think it
was a senator. I got a freaking

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flyer with a freaking pentagon and a
fucking or a fuck Oiji pard On,

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it are you sing? And I
don't know if that was just his form

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of trying to get attention. He
might have been a Christian candidate or something.

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But I was like that, that's
not going to do it for me.

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I guess I get where you're going, But now I'm scared. And

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you put this in my mailbox.
So nah, I'm not messing with what

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you're talking about. So we do
have to protect ourselves and our families,

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our kids, because we're gonna leave
them all this shit. Yeah, like

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you know, we're in the prime, we're watching it. They have to

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figure out how to dig themselves out
of it. Yeah, so it's important

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to uh, you know, just
represent yourself and your family correctly. Just

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care, man, that's it.
Just take a second to care, you

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know, absolutely, Caring is sharing. Yeah, you know, just just

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give a damn people and try to
be better. Please, Yeah, you

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know, that's all it's about.
And for those of you all like well,

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I don know what they stead for. I don't know what they policies,

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but you know every damn trend that's
out here, you know everything that

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this podcast and not podcast is talking
about. Fool if you don't sit your

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ass down, do a quick little
Google search and act like you care before

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you fill in some bubbles. It's
that simple. You know the words to

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Sexy Reds record with Drake, oh
for sure, right, but you can't,

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you know, inform yourself about who's
running your city. So anyway,

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show up, right, that's it. Three one oh baby, your ass

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down to the polls, just left, do it right? Do it?

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comment down below. What's going on
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they turn up for voting? You
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Do you just want to say what's
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