JustPearlyThings - October 20, 2023


What’s The Future For @JustPearlyThings


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00:00:00.000 I'm so tired of panels actually. Really? Yeah, yeah. I'm just getting started pro. What do you
00:00:05.940 mean? Why are you tired of it? Oh, um, it's more, I don't know. I really want to do more documentary
00:00:14.020 stuff and have more time for that than panels. So what kind of documentaries? Um, I want to finish
00:00:19.620 my divorce documentary. I feel like, uh, I've had so much stuff. It's kind of been put on like the
00:00:25.080 backend. Um, I want to do a documentary into the school system to like, just kind of like deep
00:00:31.620 dives into some of these institutions that I would argue discriminate against men. Um, that's what I
00:00:37.420 want to do. Nice. All right. We got five more minutes. What other questions you got? Would
00:00:41.420 all right. So where do you like, want this show to go? Like, what's your like end goal?
00:00:48.080 Great question. So, you know, I say that, um, this, look, this is value attainment. So we have
00:00:55.780 certain standards here. You know, we're not some fledgling little random YouTube company with no
00:01:01.560 framework or vision or purpose. We're here to value attain. We need to provide value and we also want
00:01:11.080 to entertain people. So when I started the basic premise of my show used before sauce, cause it was
00:01:17.580 called sauce talks money. It was all money for five years. And then PVD sat me down one day. He's
00:01:22.460 like, again, you have to evolve. You have to reinvent yourself. He's like, you know, you're good with
00:01:27.500 money, but you're not the greatest. Okay. What else can you infuse? All right. And Pat basically was
00:01:32.740 like, you're an awesome networker. You've owned bars in South beach. You've been around celebrities.
00:01:38.080 You've been at the Kardashians and NBA players and rappers. Like, you know, all these people,
00:01:42.860 you know, nightlife, you know, women, you have friends with women. Like, why don't you infuse
00:01:47.320 that with your show? You know what I said? No, I'm good. And a year later, finally, I decided
00:01:54.820 to do it. And obviously it kind of hit right as the red pill main kind of went mainstream and all
00:02:00.220 that. So what I've realized is, you know, I remember the first time Rolo came on, right?
00:02:05.720 Your buddy. And I, and I respect Rolo only because he was very open with me and like, meaning
00:02:14.200 like, uh, he was like, Hey man, nice to meet you. Let me introduce you to some friends.
00:02:18.320 Right. Introduce me to fresh and fit and Michael Sartain and Justin Waller. And for that, I'm
00:02:23.300 grateful. Like the introductions, like in order to introduce someone to your, to your, um,
00:02:29.540 network, there's a certain level of trust right there. And that's not saying that me and Rolo
00:02:34.580 haven't had issues in the past, but I will always, uh, gravitate towards, I respect that
00:02:40.180 man. Okay. So he came on. I remember the first time I asked him, I go, what's red pill. This
00:02:44.560 is in early 2022. Keep in mind, right. You're talking to somebody that's been in the dating
00:02:50.520 scene, South beach lifestyle, like, you know, men, women for 20 years. So once I kind of like,
00:02:56.860 Oh, cool, cool. Intersexual dynamics, men, women, different. Cool. You know, I've realized,
00:03:00.700 all right, when I show up to the club with four of my buddies, we don't get in. When I show up
00:03:03.760 with four of these girls, I get a free table. Got it. All right. Bingo, bingo. Got it. So I
00:03:07.600 started asking these questions and it just seemed very natural to me. So I wouldn't say that I am
00:03:12.320 part of the red pill. I would say how Michael Sartain is red pill adjacent. I would say I respect
00:03:19.160 what they got going on. But at the end of the day, I'm always going to gravitate towards, um,
00:03:26.880 money, business, networking, what value tainment is. So I would probably will do a little bit more
00:03:32.980 money content, like having conversations with women about money. Like, all right. So you do
00:03:38.800 only fans. The natural thing is that, you know, no dude's ever going to marry you. You high body
00:03:43.380 count bitch. Yeah. I might be like, so what do you do with the money? Oh, you only have five grand
00:03:48.380 saved up, but you said you've made 200 grand. What are you doing with your life? Right. Cause it's a
00:03:52.160 lot, it's a lot easier to nitpick tangible stuff rather than like you're dirty asshole. Nobody's
00:03:58.320 going to marry you. So like, I get that content. I've done it. I've seen it. Awesome. But I do want
00:04:04.100 to do kind of more like how you want to do more documentaries and movies kind of want to understand
00:04:08.020 that a little bit more, but I do like this that you must admit there's something, there's something
00:04:13.460 cool about the men, women, dating nature, all that kind of stuff like that. It's interesting. It's
00:04:18.960 appealing. Um, but I would say for me, I would, I'm going to gravitate a little bit more towards that
00:04:24.260 moving forward. Like how many times can you talk about body count? At least a hundred different.
00:04:30.960 Yeah. A hundred different times. But after that, um, and do you think you'll, okay. Cause recently
00:04:40.500 Jedediah is not with you guys anymore. Right. So like, what are you guys going to have like more
00:04:46.300 people here or is it just going to be that you guys have two shows now? Like what's your plan?
00:04:50.800 No, we actually have, I think five shows these days, five or six different talents and we're
00:04:57.000 growing. I think we just, we just had an open house here at Valuetainment. We hired how many
00:05:00.640 people, how many people showed up to the open call? Like 50 people show up and it was like
00:05:05.340 live interview. We hired a whole bunch of people. No, bro. We, you know, you've been in both
00:05:09.940 buildings. You've seen this building, pretty nice facility here, right? You've been at the
00:05:14.220 other one. No, it's super nice. Super nice. You know, PBD respect to him. Um,
00:05:19.800 he's in the process of literally looking for a campus right now. So the goal of
00:05:24.800 Valuetainment is to have a thousand employees. Right. So I can look at it and be like, I was
00:05:29.460 employing number four. Right. Like it's pretty interesting. I think now we're at maybe 90.
00:05:34.440 Yeah. You know, so we're growing, we have a vision. Um, we were, we're here to empower future
00:05:42.120 leaders and, uh, Valuetain the audience out there. So we have a deep vision. Yep. Um, maybe one day
00:05:48.940 Pearl's doing a documentary with Valuetainment. You never know. You never know. Future looks
00:05:54.320 bright. So they're saying that we got to wrap up now. You want to ask one or two more questions
00:05:58.640 and I have one more last question for you. No, I'm okay. You have a better understanding
00:06:03.400 of me? Yeah. Yeah. How about this? I do. I do feel like you guys would be a cute couple.
00:06:08.740 Okay. You're really pushing this agenda, right? I know. You're really doubling down on that.
00:06:12.280 Yeah. But thank you. Um, there's some certain men out there that are maybe in Nat's life
00:06:16.900 that are probably be a little offended right now. Sorry. Sorry, fellas. What, what would
00:06:21.340 you say is the biggest misconception about me? You're like, I don't think people know you
00:06:24.900 that much. I don't think that, uh, what's like the one thing you're like, Pearl, any questions
00:06:30.780 on the table, you can ask me anything, offend me. I don't care. What do you, what do you really
00:06:35.660 want to know? Um, the biggest misconception about you? I don't know. Whatever question you want
00:06:40.260 to ask. I'm actually having fun with this. I don't know. Um, I can, I can, can you say that
00:06:48.100 question in a different way? Anything else you really want to ask me, but maybe you're holding
00:06:51.840 back on asking? I literally can't think of anything. All right. Sorry. I put it out there.
00:06:58.500 Let the record show. Um, before we, um, uh, let's do super chats and then we'll, we'll do the happy
00:07:06.020 ending and we'll wrap up and Pearl can get her Chipotle in before she leaves. I already
00:07:10.040 ate it. Oh, you already ate it. Respect. Okay. Thanks for super chats. We have, sorry
00:07:14.220 if I messed up your name, uh, Deionka Taylor, Pearl, what are you looking for in a man?
00:07:18.380 I think you covered that. We already addressed that. Uh, junior, he said, Pearl, would you
00:07:22.160 go on fresh and fit? Seen you on there a few years ago and would love to see you reconnect
00:07:25.400 with them. Uh, then we have, would you go? Yeah, no, I totally would. Okay. Nice. Uh,
00:07:31.360 then we have Don Juan Plague is zero. I know I turned down some of your small chats,
00:07:35.220 but they were mean chats and they were only a dollar buddy, but I see your $10 one. And he
00:07:39.140 said, shame on that for not reading. Uh, shame on Trello for lying. Shame on Conovan Sharp
00:07:43.600 for misleading. Shame on MLD for flutterant workout programs. Shame, shame, shame. Dis fatty
00:07:48.900 bang hotties. Okay. That was a $10 one. Got it. Yeah. For the record, we're never, ever,
00:07:55.480 ever, ever going to read $1 chats, especially if they're, um, hating comments, hating comments.
00:08:01.820 You want to hate all you want at $10 comment. That's fine. That's at least worthy of your time.
00:08:05.580 Do you have a minimum of chat you'll read? Uh, we usually do like 10 or 20 bucks. Okay.
00:08:10.880 Yeah. Gotcha. So you're not going to just succumb to a dollar. Fuck you Pearl comment.
00:08:16.200 You don't need the dollar that bad. I just won't read it. I'm like, I don't need this attitude,
00:08:20.520 bitch. Right. Pass. Uh, then we have Crypto Creeper. There is a reason a lot of men and some
00:08:25.960 women agree with Pearl. She resonates with what people are thinking. Thanks for booking her
00:08:30.200 Nat. Keep up the great work. Then we have, uh, yeah, thanks for booking your Nat. Actually,
00:08:34.840 this was sauce, but I love you. That was a great comment. It was Nat. It was Nat. It was Nat.
00:08:42.920 Typical woman taking all the thunder from the men. Taking all the clout. Can't trust them.
00:08:48.700 Sorry. Sisterhood of Raleigh. Oh, wow. Now you want to play the sisterhood.
00:08:53.140 No, bro, come on, bro.
00:08:54.960 I'm a part of this.
00:08:55.820 It's called a reversion.
00:08:57.240 It's called a reversion to the meme.
00:08:59.040 She can rail on women all she wants, but she is one.
00:09:04.400 Exactly.
00:09:05.080 I'm still a woman.
00:09:06.440 Exactly.
00:09:06.940 You're like, then we have our last one.
00:09:09.080 You're not a 10.
00:09:10.120 The dating market is kind of a mess.
00:09:12.340 What needs to happen is so that both men and women win.
00:09:15.300 Saying be 1% sounds a bit unrealistic for most.
00:09:18.500 Are 90% of men just shit out of luck?
00:09:21.240 Oh, and hi, Nat.
00:09:22.060 Hi, you're not a 10.
00:09:24.480 Hi.
00:09:25.280 So what's the question?
00:09:26.760 Are 90% of men?
00:09:28.700 I would say the solution is lowering the risks of men for marriage.
00:09:33.120 That's what I would say.
00:09:34.120 Okay.
00:09:35.020 I could go all day on this.
00:09:36.540 I would say this.
00:09:38.260 You know, whether it's money or whether it's your status,
00:09:41.300 I view men as a stoplight, okay?
00:09:44.320 We all know the lowest form of stoplight is red, stop, okay?
00:09:48.180 Then the money world, that is debt.
00:09:49.780 That is, you're drowning in debt.
00:09:50.780 You make no money.
00:09:51.480 You're barely living paycheck to paycheck.
00:09:53.580 You're on welfare.
00:09:54.640 Red.
00:09:55.060 Red light.
00:09:55.940 In the dating world, that is meaning you got no game.
00:09:58.660 You got no skills.
00:09:59.500 You got no riz.
00:10:01.500 You got, you're fat.
00:10:02.460 You're obese.
00:10:02.900 You're playing video games.
00:10:03.620 You're a red motherfucking light.
00:10:04.860 The beautiful thing as a man is that you can get to a yellow light.
00:10:09.360 How can you do that?
00:10:10.440 Getting your money right.
00:10:11.420 Saving your money, okay?
00:10:12.840 Getting out of debt.
00:10:14.080 Being smart with your money.
00:10:15.100 Being fiscally responsible.
00:10:16.700 Not basically keeping up with the Joneses.
00:10:18.420 Cool.
00:10:18.660 Yellow light.
00:10:19.520 What does that mean in the dating world?
00:10:21.080 All right.
00:10:21.520 Cool.
00:10:22.220 All right.
00:10:22.660 Maybe develop some confidence.
00:10:24.000 Maybe stop sitting at home every day.
00:10:25.680 Maybe you get out there and you talk to girls.
00:10:27.140 Maybe you deal with rejection, but develop your confidence, right?
00:10:30.400 Confidence comes from having confidence.
00:10:31.940 All right.
00:10:32.200 If you go to get rejected by nine girls and the 10th one says, yes, great, you're getting
00:10:38.760 somewhere.
00:10:39.080 But the beautiful thing of a man, no matter how short you are, no matter how bald you are,
00:10:43.120 no matter how poor you are, no matter what you are, if you play your game right, it might
00:10:49.740 take you 5, 10, 20 years, you can become a green light.
00:10:53.380 What's a green light?
00:10:54.500 You're wealthy.
00:10:55.440 You're successful.
00:10:56.620 You're good looking.
00:10:57.720 You're ripped.
00:10:58.600 You dress well.
00:10:59.620 You got swag.
00:11:00.460 You got riz.
00:11:01.140 You're funny.
00:11:01.800 You're humorous.
00:11:02.960 You're a man of faith.
00:11:04.160 You're a man of good character.
00:11:05.540 The world is an oyster for a man.
00:11:08.440 And as Andrew Tate will say, a man is born with a blank slate.
00:11:12.360 I believe that a man is born as a red light and can work his way up to a green light.
00:11:16.940 And it's incumbent on every man to do that.
00:11:19.060 That's why when you say, well, one-third of men are virgins, it's like, figure out how not
00:11:23.000 to be one, buddy.
00:11:23.800 So there you go.
00:11:25.560 You know what percent of men have had more than one sexual partner in the past year?
00:11:29.340 Yes.
00:11:30.320 What percentage of men have had more than one sexual partner in the last year?
00:11:34.960 25%.
00:11:35.440 10.
00:11:36.060 10%.
00:11:36.640 10%.
00:11:37.180 Yeah.
00:11:38.300 Look, it is not acceptable for a man to be average.
00:11:42.280 Straight up.
00:11:42.960 Yeah.
00:11:43.520 Okay?
00:11:43.960 Whether you agree with me or not.
00:11:45.980 Okay?
00:11:46.560 If you're just an average dude, you're average looking, you have an average job, you have average
00:11:51.440 personality, girls aren't going to want to want you.
00:11:53.800 Is that fair?
00:11:55.040 I don't know.
00:11:55.980 Maybe.
00:11:56.660 But I can assure you of this.
00:11:58.780 I have many friends who are in the 10% range.
00:12:01.900 They're having the time in their life.
00:12:04.580 Okay?
00:12:05.240 And it's incumbent on every man to strive for greatness.
00:12:08.600 Yeah.
00:12:08.820 Or just succumb to mediocrity.
00:12:11.200 Yeah.
00:12:11.860 Last questions?
00:12:12.620 Last chats?
00:12:13.360 Uh, that's a quick question.
00:12:14.060 I'm curious.
00:12:14.760 Do you think it's like...
00:12:16.000 You know we're running out of time.
00:12:17.480 Okay.
00:12:17.940 Okay.
00:12:18.320 I'm going to just ask one last question.
00:12:19.680 No, no.
00:12:19.960 You're the one that has to go.
00:12:20.960 I'll stay in front of our hour.
00:12:21.660 Do you, do you think like, cause it's interesting.
00:12:26.140 I don't know.
00:12:26.980 I don't see like a guy that has a normal job as like somehow not doing enough.
00:12:32.760 You know what I mean?
00:12:33.140 Like a truck driver.
00:12:34.180 Like we need a truck driver.
00:12:36.700 Um, I don't know.
00:12:38.300 Cause it just, it sounds like you're saying like you're not doing enough if you're, if
00:12:41.300 you're working a normal job.
00:12:42.480 You hear me out.
00:12:42.960 Yeah.
00:12:44.360 Everyone has 24 hours in a day, right?
00:12:46.400 Yeah.
00:12:46.780 Cool.
00:12:47.680 Uh, the truck driver, he's working eight, 10 hour days, whatever it is, whatever job it
00:12:52.600 is.
00:12:53.320 The, the bigger question is what are you doing with the other 14, 16 hours a day?
00:12:58.600 You're probably sleeping for six to eight hours.
00:13:00.540 What are you doing with the other six, eight, 10 hours?
00:13:03.260 What are you doing?
00:13:04.180 Most people are most people.
00:13:06.760 Most people are getting home and Netflixing and chilling or eating pizza or playing video
00:13:11.500 games.
00:13:12.220 Very few people are going to the gym, reading, networking, going to business events.
00:13:18.500 Very, it's, it's not so much what you do during your working hours.
00:13:21.560 It's what you do when you're not working.
00:13:23.680 That'll make you, uh, different from the average guy.
00:13:27.620 So I, I do, I respect the working man, the Uber driver, the truck driver, the plumber,
00:13:33.260 all good respect.
00:13:34.220 But if you go home and you play video games and jerk off and smoke weed and that's your
00:13:39.900 life.
00:13:40.580 Sorry, bro.
00:13:41.640 Like you're not improving.
00:13:43.040 If you go home and you read and you go to the gym and you work out and you go donate your
00:13:47.900 time or you help people.
00:13:49.020 Good things will come your way.
00:13:51.180 So it's, to me, it's not just the nine to five thing.
00:13:54.680 It's what you're doing beyond that.
00:13:59.260 Cool.
00:14:00.320 All right.
00:14:01.580 Pearl.
00:14:02.140 Last question for Pearl.
00:14:04.200 You kind of touched on this.
00:14:05.500 You know, we do something called the happy ending.
00:14:07.600 We always like to end on a happy note.
00:14:10.940 Okay.
00:14:11.780 So it's a two part question.
00:14:14.800 It's really the future of Pearl.
00:14:17.220 You know, you've said that you've wanted, uh, to basically do less panels, uh, and start
00:14:23.480 doing more documentaries.
00:14:25.140 Um, you know, we've, we've seen some of the comments from the haters.
00:14:27.540 She's not going to be here.
00:14:28.760 She's not going anywhere.
00:14:30.060 I actually believe that you're not going anywhere.
00:14:32.180 Real talk.
00:14:33.060 Okay.
00:14:33.500 So your life might change.
00:14:35.460 You might evolve eventually.
00:14:36.580 I pray.
00:14:37.120 I hope that you practice what you preach.
00:14:39.960 You find a man.
00:14:40.960 Hopefully he's Catholic and six foot and bingo bango and all that fun stuff.
00:14:44.820 No beard.
00:14:46.080 Um, but what's the vision of Pearl and pearly things and the company you're building?
00:14:51.560 What's that vision?
00:14:52.620 So when we look at this by the time you're 30, what are we going to see from Pearl?
00:14:57.120 Um, well, what we want to do is we want to leave a network in London.
00:15:01.400 Um, so the idea is we're going to sign like five talents in London and then we're in the
00:15:06.700 process of looking for a CEO.
00:15:08.520 I actually, it's funny you said CEO.
00:15:10.640 Yeah.
00:15:10.880 I hate managing people.
00:15:12.160 I actually outsource that like as much as I possibly can.
00:15:16.300 Um, not easy to be the CEO.
00:15:18.340 No, no.
00:15:19.020 I, I, it's like not in me.
00:15:20.220 That's just not my personality type.
00:15:21.940 You're the founder, but not the CEO.
00:15:23.540 Yeah.
00:15:23.940 That's, that's kind of the way I saw it.
00:15:25.420 So, um, and then we might, we're gonna, I'm probably going to have an office in Chicago to
00:15:31.020 start.
00:15:31.440 Like that's just for me.
00:15:32.560 And then we're going to expand to, uh, maybe Miami or Vegas for the two cities we're looking
00:15:38.720 at.
00:15:39.020 So we might be out here.
00:15:40.040 We'll see.
00:15:40.560 Okay.
00:15:41.440 Well, you have a friend in Miami and you can always shoot content here at value
00:15:44.400 taintment.
00:15:44.800 You know, we respect you.
00:15:46.320 Um, last question for Pearl Davis, Ms.
00:15:49.360 Pearlie thinks, um, I believe, you know, part of the premise of doing these shows is
00:15:55.060 having these conversations to help men and women do better, improve, get better.
00:16:01.100 Men want one thing.
00:16:02.360 Women want another thing.
00:16:03.380 It's very hard to get them to convince the other side to get what they want.
00:16:07.320 You've used some shock and awe to draw attention to this issue, much like Andrew Tate has.
00:16:11.900 But I believe that men and women do better together and better coexisting together.
00:16:17.040 If we, everyone hates each other, no one gets together.
00:16:19.300 We don't have babies.
00:16:20.180 We don't have kids.
00:16:21.260 You know, society will cease to exist.
00:16:23.060 Yeah.
00:16:23.340 You know, you're an advocate of women playing their traditional role, men being respected.
00:16:28.460 I think that's something that you advocate of, although it sort of gets misconstrued with
00:16:32.480 you're a female chauvinist and sort of the monikers that are thrown your way.
00:16:35.820 Well, a little bit.
00:16:36.580 A little bit.
00:16:37.680 But at the end of the day, this is a happy ending.
00:16:40.020 How do you, how can men and women coexist and not just coexist, not survive, but thrive in
00:16:47.520 modern society?
00:16:48.440 What are your thoughts?
00:16:50.300 Um, I'm kind of a doomer.
00:16:51.940 I don't, I don't think men and women will coexist until the laws change for men.
00:16:56.980 I just, I think men are going to look at the risks versus the rewards and continue to walk
00:17:02.260 away.
00:17:02.520 And that's what the data is saying.
00:17:03.800 It's saying 60% of men in their twenties are not looking for marriage or relationships.
00:17:08.960 Um, so I think if you want to see them come together, then change the laws.
00:17:13.280 Wow.
00:17:13.920 So you're solving for marriage.
00:17:15.840 That's at the end of the day.
00:17:17.100 Well, I I'm solving for children because the truth of the matter is in this country, when
00:17:21.360 a man has children, they are not his kids.
00:17:23.060 They're always hers because the woman will always have the leverage.
00:17:25.860 When you have kids, you can get whatever prenup you want.
00:17:29.000 You might be protected from a prenup wise, but there's no guarantee that you will be the
00:17:33.000 primary man to raise your children.
00:17:34.600 Because if a woman feels like it, she can leave.
00:17:37.400 And another man is raising your kids.
00:17:39.140 And that is hell.
00:17:40.640 That is death to a lot of men in this country.
00:17:43.360 All right.
00:17:43.600 So, so if we want to see men and women get together, change the laws.
00:17:47.760 Where's Pearl's camera?
00:17:49.280 Yes.
00:17:50.760 Which one's Pearl's camera?
00:17:51.980 I think straight.
00:17:52.940 Pearl straight.
00:17:53.740 Pearl, here's your chance.
00:17:55.900 Look into the camera.
00:17:56.780 Give your best piece of advice to men and give your best piece of advice to women.
00:18:02.300 Boom.
00:18:03.040 Go for it.
00:18:03.540 My best piece of advice to men is never to marry a spiteful woman and to watch out for
00:18:08.340 spite because I actually think that's worse than a slutty chick is a spiteful one because
00:18:13.260 those are the ones that'll ruin you in divorce court.
00:18:16.420 And for women, please stop telling me about your rapper ex-boyfriend.
00:18:23.800 I don't care.
00:18:24.320 That's the best piece of advice to women.
00:18:27.340 Please stop dating these rappers because I'm sick of hearing about them.
00:18:32.920 Pearl, as always, it's been fun.
00:18:36.940 It's been challenging.
00:18:38.040 It's been refreshing.
00:18:39.480 We've disagreed.
00:18:40.420 We were never disagreeable.
00:18:41.740 I think we respect each other.
00:18:43.160 I respect you.
00:18:44.180 You've made a name for yourself.
00:18:45.680 You've answered tough questions.
00:18:47.060 You've asked me tough questions.
00:18:48.920 You've held my feet to the fire on a situation.
00:18:51.400 I've done the same.
00:18:52.400 But as always, we leave here, I think, with a better understanding of each other's perspectives.
00:18:59.700 Zero disrespect.
00:19:01.160 All respect.
00:19:02.660 If you enjoy Pearl being on the show, hit the thumbs up.
00:19:07.580 Give a sub.
00:19:08.400 And obviously, Pearl's approaching two million on her channel.
00:19:13.400 Show some love to Pearl.
00:19:14.680 And Pearl, as always, we appreciate you.
00:19:19.160 The next time we see you here, hopefully, we meet your husband, your boyfriend.
00:19:24.140 Hopefully, it's not a rapper.
00:19:25.860 We'll see.
00:19:26.500 Are you daddy?
00:19:26.920 Nat, great job today.
00:19:28.740 Great job, team.
00:19:29.320 Malik, great job.
00:19:30.880 You were very silent today.
00:19:32.160 Silent but deadly.
00:19:33.220 Yes.
00:19:33.560 But thank you guys for being here.
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00:19:36.680 We have no show on Thursday, but we got something cooking special for you coming up.
00:19:42.160 Spicy.
00:19:42.580 Thank you, Pearl.
00:19:43.920 We'll see you guys later.
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