SNEAKO - June 09, 2024
"Who Do You Hate the Most?" - One Minute Podcast
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Summary
In this episode of the OneMinute Podcast, I sit down with a long time friend of mine to talk about a variety of topics. We talk about his life growing up in New York City, his views on the LGBTQ+ community, and what it means to be queer in the 21st century.
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one more stream and then we have some travel plans could be going to chicago and then maybe
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europe perhaps hey what's going on man you want to sit down on the one minute podcast come sit
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for a minute now what are you in a big rush uh i'm just talking about new york sit down
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yeah where are you from you're from brooklyn what do you hate the most about new york in general who
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do you hate the most like someone that comes to mind um i don't hate anyone really you have no
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hate in your heart no who do you love the most love the most um i don't really know what not even
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your mom or your sister your dog my mom and sister and family okay what do you where are you from in
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brooklyn bushwick are you dominican yeah dominican how do you know i mean come i can see it in your
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face get okay i'm from east new york you're from east new york are you from the hood yeah okay what
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do you hate the most about how it's changing i hear guys from uh that side of brooklyn all the
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time saying that it's becoming too liberal they got like the the trannies walking in
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do you dislike that or do you think it's good progress i think it's progress you know i think
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as a as a queer person i'm bi oh really oh wow wow okay i don't mind really you know i actually
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find them attractive trans women so also i'm very involved in lgbt communities i don't have a
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problem with it really oh okay okay do you get accepted in the dominican community i don't have
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many dominican friends really i'm more i'm i integrated myself fully in in the united states
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now i barely have any spanish friends oh okay yeah all of my friends are american so what are you
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doing for pride month pride month yeah i'm probably going to the pride parade with my friends you know
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just check it out maybe get some drinks yeah yeah that's it just enjoy the time do you think it can
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get too extreme sometimes like what like um i don't know being naked in front of kids i guess yeah
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well i don't if you bring your kids to pride month then it's probably you should question that
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actually yeah sometimes you see parents just like walking their kids to the park or like through
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the street and the avenues are shut down with dick balloons i don't know that's private stuff
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that's on them yeah but when you go to a private you know what you're gonna get into
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true so make sure you know that before taking your kids i've never been before but what do you
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celebrate on pride month celebrate i guess just just liking just being queer you know is
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i know it's not something to celebrate or be proud of but it's just because it's not talked much like
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mainstream media also you know like so like every tv show i see now it's talked about it's like there's
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uh queer characters in every netflix show oh then the media wants to be more inclusive now yeah if
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that keeps going on then it's probably going to be less of a minority and more as a normal thing
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it's going to be more normalized you don't think the media talks about like gay people and lgbt
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yeah they do you remember like every year they light up the white house with rainbows and joe biden
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was celebrating last year it's a pretty pretty forefront i can i can see that because back when
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i was a trump supporter i used to be like man why are they putting flags on the trains right now yeah
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what the hell is the mta doing they're putting private flags everywhere it was mad annoying
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why'd you change why'd you go to the dark side dark side i went to the rainbow side
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wait so you were a trump supporter and you were against that and now you became i was 16
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oh so i started questioning stuff like what do i believe am i what i believe true i started learning
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about communism on our kids i'm getting into the theory i learned about capitalism you're a communist
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i guess i'm really open-minded right now i'm not i don't consider myself uh with any label or a party
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but i understand i understand where trump supporters are coming from what trump believes
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i think people are tired of this government really so they want something different
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we're sick of it um yeah i think also we got like gurus i guess influencers like andrew ted
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coming up it's not cool but i can see where everyone's going to wait so as a queer person
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you like andrew tate no i don't oh okay what do you think about him because he says like words like
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faggot all the time yeah i think it's entertaining actually before i came out he actually said something
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about what you fuck a woman with a dick or or uh or a dude with a pussy i started questioning stuff
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i don't know maybe he's he's queer too who knows i think he was joking about that joking okay yeah
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what do you believe in what i believe in yeah what do you put your faith in religion
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in general it doesn't have to you said communism pride some people believe in the democratic party
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they believe in jovial what do you believe in i'm pretty open-minded right now i'm kind of finding
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myself you know taking psychedelics trying to find the deeper sides of my mind i used to be a hardcore
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republican then a hardcore anarchist a communist now i'm like i don't know where to go man i'm just
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living the moment yeah and i'm like right now i'm just finding like uh like a connection with
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the universe in a way because i don't every time i go into a group or i find a purpose like a uh
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political purpose i i regret it later and i kind of feel bad and now that i'm like free i can see
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everyone's opinions i'm like okay this is what it is i'm free i don't i don't want to be sticking to
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one label really right so let me ask you again now that we know a little more about you what do
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you hate the most or who do you hate the most what's one person that you hate the most i don't
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hate anyone you have love speech in your heart i just love everyone really i don't respect that
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yeah okay hey thanks for coming on i appreciate you all right you're gonna upload this uh maybe we'll
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see it was good i appreciate you coming on man all right did not expect that for the first one hey
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what's going on yo assalamualaikum are you somali is this somali guys you know where you from the
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uk no i'm from i live in new york i'm from upstate what's going on well i did not expect that this
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was dominican dude and i thought i was like man what do you think of all these faggots and he's
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like i'm queer i didn't expect that you want to sit down come sit down yeah i got you hey real quick
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you know what about you know somebody in fawaz who who's that fawaz yeah uh yeah nigerian dude
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yeah you went to school with him yeah syracuse when you went in those like black fraternities
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where you like put uto boobah nah nah nah he was that's my guy though a lot of my boys okay wait
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so what did you do in college i did more political stuff so i'm really like politically active i was
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in an organization called african initiative okay i'm like a pretty big pan-african what is the
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african initiative so this is at my school right now it's called palabic but an african initiative
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was like a student organization focused more towards like radical black politics all that yeah you like
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malcolm x that's my i love malcolm x yeah he brought me to islam that was the the big reason i came he was
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like a radical black nationalist and then he found islam and then he relinquished all his
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racist beliefs but like what do you believe what do you mean you're a black nationalist i'm not
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a black nationalist i'm a pan-african so i think to be a pan-african you gotta be against the
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commodification exploitation and like imperialism that black people face and africans face and that
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kind of goes within the whole world too but i think with any type of like that also comes with
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supporting other struggles but like as a black man i can't be like get super mad about something
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else so i can't get mad about my own struggle so let's say like you have a certain politic
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that's like free housing right you have to understand your context so like i'm from upstate
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new york but i live in new york city so i understand in the context of new york city i can't understand
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in the context of somewhere like like uh congo where i'm not from but i can try to understand a
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little bit okay that's all it is as a pan-african who do you hate the most hate yeah i don't dare hate
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my my enemy is not a person my enemy is like conditions right so like even within the slam i don't think
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like i don't hate like you're not even saying like disbelievers but it's not really that i think
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it's more so like the things are creative so i don't hate the white people i hate white supremacy
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i don't hate like capitalists i hate exploitation imperialism so like to hate a person because even
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like someone in israel like nai yahoo if he goes away another zionist from israel so i think the
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biggest thing is not hating a person because you get lost you lose your way hating a person you got
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to hate the way of the person right i think that's the biggest you're basically saying don't hate the
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message or hate the message yeah exactly so is there any individual that you hate nah not really not at all
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what do you hate about white supremacy i hate the hierarchical structure like someone's better
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than other people because white supremacy isn't just the only thing i obviously there's other types
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of like hierarchical structures i hate but like that's just one that like i can understand because
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i'm black okay but like there's other ones that obviously i dislike who controls the world i think
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the people i think we control it maybe not right now but i think in the grand scheme of things
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people always find a way to kind of like the masses always find a way to like have some type of
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control what people the whole world the masses like all of us me you all them over here on that
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train right there like we all control it but the thing is they know we control it so they try to
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control us when i say they that can be just throughout history so now it's like capitalist
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it's capitalist here okay i'm a capitalist though you're a capitalist why are you a capitalist i'm
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asking i like making money and i believe in a free market system and i think we should go and
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try our best to make money in a halal way do you think that in the free market system it is halal
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though why do you think it's halal in this free market system let me ask you that in american
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capitalism well i mean it's up to the person that's where free will comes in like you can make money
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in a in a halal way you don't need to go and step over other people but i became a very system
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through capitalism and i would never want to live in a communist regime ever never why is that
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absolutely not i mean it's never worked ever and i don't want because whenever that happens
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then there's individuals and the government takes more control and more power over the
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over the citizens i think in this current system actually in capitalism there's been more debts
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nothing about every big war that's ever happened right most of it has been for loot for money for
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control of resources right i think that can't come from like capitalistic domination that being
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said though it's not like the idea of money is gone through communism i think as humans we're
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always going to want to trade like those bartering before right yeah but i think saying halal
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with capitalism in my head at least from my understanding i don't think it's feasible because like
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you got people who like you know you got people who sell pork and alcohol right in capitalism you
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got people willing to kill their brothers and sisters indirectly or directly in capitalism right
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people who are making weapons for israel right they're killing their muslims brothers sisters
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or people are going to army like who are going to the army help israel so i think like throughout
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all the history the biggest factor through all that has been exploitation of realism which now is
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capitalism so it's not like like in the you know you probably heard the communist manifesto
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like one big thing that starts like first it was like the feudal lawyers and the serfs then it was
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like the uh capitalists and the but then now it's like the bourgeois and the proletariat it's like
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throughout all the history it's not just capitalism but that is exploitation i think like i mean there's
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always going to be exploitation this is the one issue i see with like thinking about i need to make
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money in the hallway is that if you look down the rabbit hole of any sort of business you're going
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to see exploitation it's inevitable like for example i buy houses and i was like let me buy it the
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whole hallway i don't want you three i'm gonna buy a ball of cash and then you realize like wait but then i'm
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paying more taxes where the tax is going to funding wars in the middle east so it's so stupid so it's
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like where do i so anytime you earn money you're going to be there's some exploitation happening
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you're going to be paying though in a capitalist system all right you say that like it's because
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we're in a capitalism that no matter where you go it's going to kind of be like exploitative but i
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would rather take control of that money rather than letting politicians control that money and then
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do the same thing anyway kind of control your money now you got to pay taxes you got to pay taxes
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regardless you got to you can't put your money towards whatever you want here's the thing you don't
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really you don't have to i don't know the irs will arrest you for certain they will but there's
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ways to get around it like if you actually get involved with real estate if you look at a cost
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segregation and you find out ways to use mortgage for your advantage and take out loans properly
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which is usury then you could avoid taxes in a legal way which is like not halal but like what's
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more halal funding wars or giving tax or involving yourself in usury you got to pick and choose
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overcoming both of those would be the answer yeah that would be being broke yeah being broke or being
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radical i don't think you'd be broke don't get me wrong i'm not saying like in a cop like right
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now right as much as i want comments to happen i don't want to be dirt poor in new york city right
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that's crazy obviously like regardless of how we live we have to make means by any way because we
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live in we live in the world like i'm not going to live outside of reality but i think like right
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now our main goal is every day trying to make the world better do like trying to fight the
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exploitation obviously i want to do the larger scale but i think every person can do it but here's
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the argument for capitalism i do want to make the world a better place too more people listen to you when you
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have money you have more resources we have the ability to go around the world and also like money talks
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if i have more money people think i know what i'm talking about and not just that like gives you
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access to more platforms even if i get canceled anywhere i have the money and resources to be
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able to overcome the cancellation having money gives you power and so we want the right people
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to have power not for sure i think that money gives you power in this system but the goal is is
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like as like whether it be a political campaign right i don't think any regime that fought for
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liberation didn't have money or the resources to do it you got to do that i think the end goal should be
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like not using that money no more because you keep using it at what point is the money talking
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versus like the greed for the money talking for you but the problem is and this is why i asked you
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like who controls the world who control it's the the people who control the banks the media
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designers control the world i agree in that sense i agree and they're followed by greed so if the
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greediest people with the most amount of wealth have been hoarding it for millennium then we're never
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going to be able to out beat them in terms of wealth so we have to make our own wealth and we have to
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play their system of greed to some extent i agree i want to ask you do you think like whether it be
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politically or like just in terms of like the world you say you're more pessimistic optimistic
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realistic like what's your you think if you had to identify yourself on that i'm realistic with the
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hint of hope okay you know so optimistic is like i think leans on delusional so i'm realistic but i'm
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also hopeful too even though i see a lot of negative things i still think it's important to have a
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positive outlook and that's not like optimistic like i think everything's going to be okay i think
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things are going to get worse before they get better but you still have to have hope if you
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don't have hope then you're there's no point in doing anything i agree what about you i literally
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think you took the words right out of my mouth i agree i think sometimes i like to say i'm an optimist
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just because you know it comes off the tongue better you know you hope you gotta be a little
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bit delusional i think like the greatest people through history i've been a little bit delusional
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but yeah i think i'll be realistic i think there's the false optimist and the real optimist right
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that's two things always i say let's say you train for a marathon a false optimist like i'm going to get
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the marathon done and they go out the next day and after like two minutes they faint you know they cook
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but like real optimist they believe in the end goal but the process is like where they're realistic
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but the process right i think you have the craziest goals but the process be realistic that's kind of
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like my view towards that okay what do you think white people control because that's a common
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sentiment i hear from people in new york city that like white people control things then i try to
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figure out where they have positions of power where do you see that i think they only really control
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themselves i think in the system like maybe the system might help them in certain ways but i think the
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biggest thing is that white people have the ability to control themselves but in a system where they're
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able where they can everyone has the ability to control themselves is what i'm saying but in the
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system it benefits them in terms of finances obviously there's like disparities and such
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but i don't think like you know a white person over there is gonna be able to control more than me
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the only thing i think you could really control is yourself truly your material wealth you know
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whatever that may be you don't ever have full control over even your life you could lose at any
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point i think the only thing you control is with yourself like so yeah are you a good person
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i would say so yeah i hope so yeah how about you good i i believe the same thing i have hope
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i think you're a good person bro i appreciate you good guy bro hey thanks for coming on yeah yeah for
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sure my god i think my boy wants to get out here too he's gonna be more of a funny interview though
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i'm not into that politics bullshit yeah i'll be chatting i don't know if you got time though
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yeah we'll get someone else so i appreciate you though
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this is gonna be on uh tiktok oh we'll see it we'll see no rumble rumble i'm not i'm banned on
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youtube and tiktok how does that like i've never even used rumble before i would like it's not
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about it it's good app what is it like what are you using oh it's fine hey chris maybe she wants
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to come on next let's take a uh let's take a flick oh yeah yeah let me take that first
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come sit down come come i got a game right now one minute i saw the game upstairs
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just come sit for a minute i got a game real quick we would have been done we would have been
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done next time next time there's never going to be a next time this is the last one ever come
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sit up bro you would have been done by now that was one minute easy i promise i'll go rapid fire
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quick let's get a woman next huh we get a woman next okay better better who controls the world
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how do you know that they run everything yeah who do you hate the most
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biden why he's a bum bring trump back yes sir you don't think he's racist definitely
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okay is everybody racist no okay are you a good person 100 good luck in the game but i appreciate
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you what's your name have a good one all right all right would you like to be on the one minute
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podcast oh come sit oh yeah i do it all around the world oh yeah oh so you know from new york city i'm
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from new york but i travel the world to do this yeah do you have like a website that i can check out
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yeah you can um i work for nhk which is the japanese public tv okay and uh we make uh news program
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um it's like uh kind of like a good morning america type of thing like good morning japan
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yeah yeah so and um we you know find interesting stories and i just happen to yeah sure let's do
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can you think you have twitter i don't have i don't use i have a twitter but i don't use
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instagram i do i need to get on the train but oh sorry yes you can come on can you get uh
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hi what's your name lillian lillian where you headed to
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home what'd you do today i went to church oh okay wait today's not okay you're uh what type
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of christian are you i'm christian christian just because there's some catholics there's some
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jehovah's witnesses uh protestant protestant okay why are you a protestant out of all christians
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well um i was brought up in the church but in an early age i accepted christ in my heart
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so i've been serving them since that's great what does that look like serving christ oh it's just
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wonderful it's um it's uh really worship and serving him and well the gifts that he's given me
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just to talk and to sing and to encourage so that's what i love to do most for him because he's
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given me that ability he's given you everything yeah absolutely so this is good as a christian who
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do you hate the most evil i hate evil i hate that it's trying to corrupt our world and take over
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but we can find truth in the truths of christ and what he taught us and that's true you can bet
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your life that's true how do you know that christ is true because he's right here okay yeah it's here
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who controls the world well according to scripture the prince of the world who's that lucifer
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but uh the spirit of god is in the world and um it helps us live in the world and uh and bring out
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the good and the best that the world has to offer so but on this earth lucifer is stronger than the
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spirit of god well i think there's two forces good and evil right bad and good and uh
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yeah so who embodies evil what people what type of person embodies evil you say you hate evil what
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who is capable of evil well um people that follow satan are capable of destroying things destruction
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but christ came to give us life and to give us life more abundantly and um he doesn't destroy he
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gives us life he builds us up and the evilness that's in the world destroys so do people knowingly
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worship satan or do they do it accidentally oh i believe there are satan worshipers
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and uh but i'm i'm very fortunate and really happy to be able to worship christ and worship god
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thank you so much for coming on i appreciate you
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her friend was good uh i don't know she's real good
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all right would you like to be on the one minute podcast
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would you like to come on before your train comes
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church was amazing today the presence of god was just so strong and the people were really just crying out
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more of their need for god and more just how wonderful god
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last time i went to church it was a lot of uh elderly people
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are you seeing a youth movement involved in the church
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definitely where we are in downtown brooklyn we're seeing that we're seeing
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masses of young adults coming we have i know we have a young adult ministry and right now we're averaging about 250 to 300 young adults that come every week
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how does that conflict with the ideologies of brooklyn because downtown brooklyn there's a lot of gays and stuff like that is does that conflict at all
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no it's not because i think our church the primary focus of our church is love
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introduce them to a savior that knows them by name and that loves them and so we don't shun people
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because of whatever their beliefs are we know what we believe based on the bible
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okay so are you accepting of people or do you try to convert them
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so it's not like he comes to a drug addict and says hey look you gotta get cleaned up
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emotional trauma doesn't just get solved overnight
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so before it can be completely healed it takes time for that wounds to receive healing
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and the same thing with our emotions so god is so patient with us
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that through his word he allows us to to see that not just the error of our ways
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so that we can be in the process of receiving forgiveness and actually giving out forgiveness
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satan has tried to destroy my family so many times
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i actually went to school not too far away from here
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and i thought that my life was just garbage
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and that i got to know the truth before i did anything dumb or stupid
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i i'm thankful for that and i know that there is a real enemy out there
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there's a real evil presence and we see it in our world
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each and every day and so the hope that i have is that i know at the end of the book
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at the end of the bible that god wins in the end
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how does satan play his tricks how was he giving you that suicidal ideation was he
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well there was a lot of things that happened in my life
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so right from the beginning i thought that i was damaged goods
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also just the thoughts that would come into my mind
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will try to harm themselves because they'll hear a voice that says
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and so i think that the battlefield is truly in the mind
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when i started reading the bible my mind began to be renewed
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and i began to understand who the truth is of who god is and who i am
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why am i listening to to satan telling me all these things that are not true about me
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when i know that god has a plan and a purpose for my life
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well the bible says that satan is the prince of the power of this world
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those that haven't put their faith in jesus christ
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if you're not pursuing the creator who made you
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i'm surprised you don't want to come on the podcast
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I'm trying to let you know how far that will come.
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Our bigger bosses are going to do more than us.
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Guys that are higher than us, so I'm trying to let you open a warning
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I don't want you to get comfortable with anything, all right?
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But if you can, we can go ahead and throw all those things.
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Yeah, but you've got to stop there until I find out.
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In the meantime, try to make it look less obvious.
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Okay, but in the meantime, try to make it a little late.
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They tell us, they tell us, oh, we can't be here.
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He said, don't tease nobody's way, so that's why I'm here.
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So that's why you keep me spread out so people can walk by.
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And, like, stuff like that, it's, it's, you know, hire people.
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So I don't want anybody else to come and tell you anything.
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Usually some people, they'd be hiring, they'd be having white shirts when they come down here,
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We just tell them, they just tell them not to be the way.
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Try to get the permit just to keep yourself covered, okay?
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If anything, 25 minutes, do your thing, and then, you know.
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Because eventually we're going to be your boss.
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I know, but they said, like, be low-key for now.
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I've been trying to find that for a minute, bro.
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Like, even yesterday when we were leaving, they're like, so soon?
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I think his name was Izzy or something like that.
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He's just doing his job because he don't want to get in trouble.
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Yo, can you try to get me the MTA pass right now?
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They simply switching shifts, bro, right now, at 2 o'clock.
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I don't know if they can't, no, because usually 2 o'clock, they switch.
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Like, when we've been coming here, it's always been, like, 2, 3.
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Worst case scenario is just get rid of the table, right?
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No, they have to talk about that the table is impeding everybody waiting when it's not.
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What they said, they said if you keep recording somebody else coming, they're going to say
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something, or they're going to say something to you first?
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They said they give me, like, 20 minutes and then, like, trying to get a media pass.
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Oh, they're going to give me 20 minutes to try to get a media pass.
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Chad, this is because I started talking about 9-11.
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Like, if I don't give them constant attention, they spam prerecorded nonstop.
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They're, like, little, like, kids who need to be babysat and, like, spoon-fed every two seconds.
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You know, they got the whole podcast shit going through.
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So if anything comes through here, you know it's active here, right?
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Once you're here doing it, I don't want them to tell you that.
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And then I can't say that I didn't tell you to talk to you or anything already, because
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How come nobody clipped the Hindus from yesterday?
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There were Hindus yesterday that were saying that they light cow dung on fire and the incense
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So if you want to clear out, like, Wallahi, that's what they were saying.
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You light the poop on fire and it's incense and it smells good.
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They just killed the aura of this podcast a lot.
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Would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
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Just come sit for a minute while you wait for the train.
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Beaucoup de travail et très, très haut aussi.
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Yeah, the tower are really, really, really big.
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What do you think about the changes that are happening in Paris?
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Honnêtement, chacun fait comme il peut avec la société.
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I see, like, on the streets right now, they're serving food outside, like in Africa.
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I think it's nice that there is a mix of culture.
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Because people can discover the culture from everywhere.
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Do you think we should allow, or you should allow more immigrants or less immigrants in Paris?
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I just think that we shouldn't allow or not allow people to come in.
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We should just let people do what they have to do.
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Because I think if they are coming to Paris, it's because they are running off something worse.
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I'm trying to get a hold of this guy, I'm going to throw you guys.
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People that think they're better than everyone else.
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Someone that just thinks that they're superior and that they can't do no wrong.
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From, like, middle school and high school, yeah.
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Well, the government technically controls, you know.
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But I like to think that Jesus, you know, I have in my heart.
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You know, I don't think anyone else controls me but him.
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If you have a deep faith in him, you know, you allow that to happen.
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And I think he can do some good things for you.
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Who's representing Christianity the best in America?
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Because you've seen guys like Ryan Garcia is a guy I know.
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There's like some bishops that I see in the news or influencers.
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I don't think God would like that or Jesus would like that.
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But I think the way you represent it also matters.
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Because if you're saying you believe in Jesus and all that stuff.
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And you're also doing your partying, doing coke, you know.
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I don't think that's a good way to represent it.
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But, you know, if you really try to do better and you allow him in your life,
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Obviously, like, if it came to a circumstance of, like,
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Okay, if you're a killer, right, if someone killed your parents,
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I mean, I think I surround myself with pretty good people.
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Your life's not going to be able to be perfect.
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Somebody doing you wrong for the sake of themselves.
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You can't dwell on something that happened yesterday or a month ago.
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So, I don't think it's a big deal if that happens.
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You know, stuff's going to happen like that all the time.
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What's the secret to a successful relationship?
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Um, well, I think the answer you always hear is trust.
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I think if you trust one another, I think you'll be okay.
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Like, I think you have to have communication in order to succeed in a relationship, right?
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So, yeah, I think those two, communicating and having trust in one another, I think is the best way to have a successful relationship.
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Because I haven't been back in New York in a while.
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In New York in a while, there's like, like, especially yesterday, everyone's partying.
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Like, packs, hordes of just single girls, like, wearing nothing.
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And then also with social media, the access that people have.
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And especially when celebrities come through, you know, girls have celebrity crushes, all this stuff.
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How do you get rid of that, um, how do you get rid of that mistrust?
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I mean, if you really love someone, that's not even a question.
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You see them, but you're not going to be approaching them.
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And if they approach you, the right answer, if you really love someone, is I have a girlfriend.
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Or if a girl, a guy approached a girl, I have a boyfriend.
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You know, I think that's just right off the bat.
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If you really love someone, I don't think there's any, uh, direction other than the person that you're with, in my opinion.
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I know who you are, too, but he's a big, big fan of me.
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Probably nothing, but, like, I just don't want any little problems in my life.
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I don't want maybe, like, something to slip up.
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Do you think most people know who controls the world?
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I think most people don't care or, like, don't, like, pay attention to it that much.
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I think they know, but, like, I think it sounds too crazy to where they're, like, uh...
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Do you have any, like, tips or, like, any, like, things you just want to tell somebody new into that industry?
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Just take a screenshot from the stream, all right?
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I don't know if I hate either one of them more.
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Who he is, what the things he stands for, the hypocrisy that he lives, all the above.
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Besides saying that my personal country is a shithole country.
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Well, I mean, he said Haiti's a shithole country.
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Listen, well, call them up because we need some help here.
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I'm assuming you might have a phone number I can call.
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It's the only island with 365 beaches and beautiful brown skin.
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No, no, no, only this side, this side, this side.
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Okay, we'll turn, we'll turn the camera off, okay?
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Or you, or you could do, uh, you could put the hat to cover.
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You're probably going to say the Jews, right?
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I think, uh, I think, uh, a lot of people say that, uh, Jews control the world.
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But, um, I think, uh, they, they are overrepresented in the world, like in politics and a lot of
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I think it's because, um, you can look it up, Ashkenazi Jews are the, the, the highest rate,
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Simple, the Jews are most, biologically more smart, and, uh, that's why they're overrepresented.
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And a lot of people are jealous, so that's why they hate.
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So you think Jews control the world because they're high IQ?
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Like, just, they, they get a position just because they're smarter, they more, more have
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more talent, and, uh, on average, you can look it up online, like Ashkenazi Jews, the
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highest, the subgroup with the highest IQ, on average.
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And you think the rest of the world is jealous and hateful because of this?
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Jealousy is the, the highest, uh, drive of hate.
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I think that's why most people hate Jews, because they're jealous.
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They see, like, why are they overrepresented?
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Okay, so they're over, upper representative in power.
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Do you think they're using the power for good or bad?
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A lot of, a lot of, like, Israel does it for bad, I agree, but not everyone is, not every,
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I think that Jews without religion, without, uh, without the Torah can become more bad than
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So that's why I think Israel, because they don't, they're not religious, the, the leadership
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of Israel, that's why they, they do very bad things there in, uh, Israel.
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Most, most Hasidic Jews are against the Israeli government.
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Well, so what's the difference between a Zionist and a Hasidic Jew?
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Because Zionists don't, they don't, they're not, certain types are, are religious, but
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They're just, we are not allowed to go back to Israel and take power before the Messiah
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So if, if you, if you go take power, uh, without, before the Messiah comes, it's one of the
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So that's why they, they are giving a bad look for the Jewish people.
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That's why I don't like them so much, because not all Jews are like that.
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It's only the Zionists and the people who are, or in Israel does it.
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Only the secular Jews, they don't have the Torah, they don't have nothing.
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The religious Jews, they are not the same.
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So if they don't believe in the Torah, what do they believe in?
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They just want to be like the identity of Israel.
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But if you will be the religious, you know, and the Talmud says,
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you're not allowed to go back to Israel and take over power.
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The Talmud says you're not allowed to go back to Israel and take over power?
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It's three things that God says when he sent Jews in exile after the temple was destroyed.
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He said, you're not allowed to come back until the Messiah comes.
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The sect and the Hasidic Jews, they are most vocal about this stuff.
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Some people say that the Talmud, there's some questionable things.
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It's not, like, back and forth, like, arguments.
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I've seen a lot of things that are talked about in the Talmud.
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And it's like, they talk about, like, children and also how they treat goy, for example.
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Like, goy, like, they're, like, compared to pigs.
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Oh, I know, but that doesn't mean that goys are not.
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When they say, like, goys are like animals, it means that in the times of the Talmud,
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Oibit K'Hofman means, like, people who worship the sun, people who act like animals,
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It doesn't mean every goy, like, from this time.
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It means that those people that don't believe in nothing,
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they just believe in the sun controls the world, like, stupid.
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What's the difference between an animal just does what its heart wants to do?
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But a goy that believes in God is not unlike a man.
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I don't know why you're talking about the children.
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That's why I'm asking you, because I don't want to spread false information.
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You make a statement, like, you take things very out of context.
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I can explain you with, like, if you have an hour.
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It says, actually, in the Talmud that most non-Jews hate Jews.
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Because God wanted the Jews to be separated.
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It shouldn't be influenced from the outside world.
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So it made that most of the non-Jews hate Jews for no reason.
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And it did it because if the non-Jews were always loving,
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When you have outside influence, you can get very mixed up and assimilated.
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So that's why the Hasidu have this type of wear.
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if we don't mix up, then we stay the same like thousands of years.
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Like this is the same way that we were thousands of years ago.
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because he doesn't want us to become integrated with them so much.
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Because then a lot of people become not religious.
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They don't keep nothing because they try to become like every other nation.
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We want to stay the same way that we got when God gave us the Torah on Mount Sinai.
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why do you treat other Jews differently than you treat a Goy?
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Like when you're allowed to take interest from non-Jews.
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Usury is only practice between Goy, but not between each other.
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The reason for that is because you're allowed to take interest from them.
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It's like when you buy something, you're allowed to charge for it.
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a Goy is like a friend and a Jew is like your brother.
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God does not allow you to do the same things that you do for your friend like you do for your brother.
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So why you don't do him a favor and just lend him money without taking interest?
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And then also we talk about like the hatred and jealousy things.
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One community, we look at each other like a brother.
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So you said the rest of the world hates Jews because they're high IQ and because they're jealous of the power.
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Like if somebody's jealous, he's going to hate.
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But isn't like the fact that you only do usury with Goy but not each other, isn't that a reason that somebody might hate?
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People say if you're going to protest against anti-Semitism, nothing is going to help.
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It says in the Talmud, this is God made Goyim naturally to hate Jews.
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Like the secular Jews, they won't understand.
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If you keep your things, God doesn't command from you the same thing he has to command from me.
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But if you do your part in the world, then you go to heaven like me.
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Some Jews, like they say, that there's no heaven and hell.
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And what does that mean, chosen people, exactly?
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No, chosen means that God, he went to all the nations in the world,
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and he asked them to, you want to accept the Torah?
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So he asked all the nations, you want to keep the Torah?
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And God asked the same question from the Jews,
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So he chose the Jews to give them the Torah.
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Because we said, yes, we want to do it right away.
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because we don't want them to become Jewish and then go back.
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All the fun you have, you want to have when you're Jewish.
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So you want to make sure that you really, really mean it.
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But of course, everybody can become a Jew,
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because a lot of bad things have happened in the past,
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because people try to become Jews for the bad reasons.
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I want them to be truthful and really, really want for the right reasons.
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what do you think about Prophet Jesus, peace be upon him?
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It's a few different things it says in the Talmud about it.
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I'm like, I'm Jewish, but I'm not like the half.
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How much money did you make on your Bar Mitzvah?
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I think like from all my relatives to get it, like $2,000 probably.
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I know something that got like $15,000, $20,000.
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The government, maybe people like upper in power.
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Maybe people with the higher up positions, like presidents and stuff like that.
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I mean the ones that can make the big major decisions on like how things happen, you know.
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A lot of people in the world are just angry and mean for no reason, you know.
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Just making things that shouldn't be problems and turning them into problems.
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Like just people don't have enough like niceness in their heart and they're just mean to random people and stuff.
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I mean this is like the protecting, I think, from God.
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I don't have any hate to support the Palestinians.
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But I feel very, very bad for the people in Palestine that are actually going through all the problems and everything.
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Because I'm not that read up on the history of it.
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I mean, listen, a lot of people have this misunderstanding.
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But it's not good to Israel a lot because I have a lot of family there.
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Because he's like a very evil and corrupt person.
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But also, I think on both sides, Netanyahu and Hamas, which was actually doing stuff,
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they both have such sick beliefs in wanting to do things.
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And they're making it so much more complicated than it ever really could have to be.
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I've never really put that much thought into it.
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And then it turns out people always let you down.
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I don't know, but I feel like sometimes it makes it too much.
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I love the idea of understanding that it's like...
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The idea of just like putting your faith in God.
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A lot of people don't put enough of their own stuff into God.
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Because they think, I can just sit and I can pray and I can just wait for something to happen.
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But then when they get the opportunities to do something, they don't take the opportunity.
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And then they say, oh, why isn't God helping me out?
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Have you heard the joke of the guy who was drowning?
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And then he's like, no thanks, God will save me.
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Well, that's silly because we know God wants us to do the right thing.
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So you put your faith in God, but our actions are for ourselves.
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I mean, also, I haven't really thought about this that much.
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Colorado, California, Pennsylvania, but mostly here in New York.
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I think we don't hate anybody except for systems, maybe.
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Well, I was incarcerated for 17 years for crimes that I didn't commit.
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And I basically was being punished for going to trial.
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They gave me five years if I would have copped out.
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So when I went to trial, it gave me 17 years of blowing trial.
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I've seen people with murders or rapes and child molesters get less time than that.
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Now, mistaken identity, eyewitness identification is the most reliable, I mean unreliable, of all evidence.
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How did you stay sane while doing time for a crime you didn't do?
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Well, I stayed in the law alive every, um, it was hard.
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It was called Help Indigent People Handle Oppression Positively Incorporated.
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And, um, now I'm still trying to build it up, you know?
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I learned that there's a lot of, um, people that, uh, were falsely, um, accused.
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You know, when, if it doesn't happen to you, you'll never, you'll never realize it.
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But when it does happen to you, when you start looking at those books and you see this guy
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did 30 years and it wasn't even him, uh, uh, the DA falsified, uh, uh, evidence, you
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know, you know, those type of situations, they occur.
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Was it a mistake or did they have something against you?
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I didn't say that the eyewitness lied, but they were basically a little bit coerced
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by the police officers who were, who were training to become detectives.
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So they, they basically, they, they, one of the things they did was they put a, what
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is called a photo array of me with some other people in there.
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So the one lady, cause it was three, three, three people, one lady, she said, no, I don't
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So the same officer took my photo only and put it with four other guys or five other
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And the only thing she says, isn't this the same guy from the other photo array you just
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So those things are actually not allowed to do, but if, you know, judges that are on
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the DA side don't rule in your favor and they're allowed to rule in error, of course, all you
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have to do is they tell you what, you just got to get it on appeal, which means that you
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could spend 17 years in jail before you actually give the time back.
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Um, so many different organizations, you know, um, what I would probably say who really controls
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the world is more a spiritual thing, creator, you know, you can't create something and, or
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something that you didn't create and say that you control it.
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Like, you can create your kids and you can say you can control them, you can tell them
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what to eat, when to eat, you know, until they get to a certain age and they can do what
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Well, yes, I had three, one passed away while I was in prison.
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Um, that was, uh, that's indescribable, especially because I was in there for crimes that I didn't
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commit and I was so desperately trying to get out, you know, even though I was finding
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things to show that the police were, were, uh, falsified documents, so forth and so on.
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And the judges kept, no, you don't know what you're talking about, you know, you don't
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So it hit me even harder because I knew, you know, well, he was in a wheelchair for
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maybe 13 years before he passed away, maybe a little more than that.
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So, you know, he was still in a wheelchair and I was struggling, trying to give the time
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back so that I could at least embrace him one more time, tell him how much I love him.
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It's the fire that keeps me going because for the rest of my life, right, whether I'm successful
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or not, I'm going to be an advocate for people who can't speak out for themselves.
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So maybe my nonprofit blows up and then I have money and then I can start helping people
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But regardless of the fact, even if it's just somebody sleeping on the floor and he's hungry
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And of course, unless you have been in those type of positions, you really won't know how
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Well, anytime there's a firearm involved, whether they actually find the firearm or not, they
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But like I said, I've seen people, I was in prison, I've seen people that had bodies
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that killed people, manslaughter or murder too, and got less time than that.
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And that's a fucked up thing, excuse me, about the cursing.
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That's a messed up thing about our judicial system.
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Why do you think they chose you to do all that time?
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You think God, what's the reason you think it happened?
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I think if it wasn't for the time, then help indigent people handle oppression positively
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wouldn't have came out of that, because in the streets, I wasn't thinking on that type
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It wasn't until prison and reading all of these different stories in these law books
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about these people who were wrongfully convicted, so forth and so on.
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So, I believe that it's just, life is a journey.
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Now it's another chapter, I'm home, and now it's time to just build on it.
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Was it a positive or negative experience overall?
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There were some individuals in there that were such a blessing to have into your life.
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And then there was some lowdown scum of the earth.
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But you've got to take the good with the bad sometimes.
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What's one word of advice before you leave that you would give to the youth after what
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One word of advice that I would give to the youth.
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And I mean, so it's easier to pinpoint your whereabouts, but always be careful when you're dealing with the police.
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Don't say anything or give them any information or any permission to do anything without your lawyer present.
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Hey, my brother, would you like to be on the one minute podcast?
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Come sit for a minute while you wait for your train.
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So wait, what's the problem with the train?
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They put a bunch of motherfucking people in there like we animals.
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I can't even enjoy myself because I got to come back home.
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Then you get on the motherfucking A train, right?
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And they put us in a position that you're going to have to fucking do it
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Especially for the ones that got kids and families.
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They're going to have to do it because this is what they're
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Thank God I got no kids, but it's going to get really bad.
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I don't know how many people are going to step up to the plate.
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If I was young, I'd say to my mother, if I was young again, I'd get a 50-mile homeboy
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to clean up every fucking immigrant that's causing problems.
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Whip their fucking ass and get out of New York quick.
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Listen, if I had the nicks terrorized, they'd be fucking...
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So all my people are all dead around, so I can't do it.
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And these young boys ain't going to step up.
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All they want to do is smoke that bullshit apart.
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They could do that bullshit, but they can't fix the fucking change or help people?
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He's holding everything down like he's supposed to.
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Yo, the elite ones, the ones on top, don't want them there because they're afraid.
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Would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
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I just started watching on Rumble and shit.
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I watched, like, one episode of Louder with Grouter.
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And then I think at the end, he has, like, a whole bit about, you know, like, pissing on the YouTube.
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And then you were probably, like, the big first, like, not purchase, but, you know, sign that they had.
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No, actually, I got this idea for the show from Change My Mind Crowder's show.
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I mean, I hate, I guess, like, the elitist kind of class.
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Though I kind of come from that, I see how it's toxic.
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And, you know, I like, I fuck with Donald Trump sometimes, but I think sometimes he might be a part of it.
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So I'm still trying to figure out, like, who's real and who's not.
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And I had some, I'm still working on that whole, you know, side of things, religion and stuff.
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Like, I went to Mecca many times when I was a kid.
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Like, it changed, like, how I saw, like, life, obviously, living in America.
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But then I struggled with, you know, faith and keeping the Iman and, you know, learning different, like, religions.
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Like, they live in America, but they have, like, a strong faith.
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Like, they wear, some of them wear scarves and shit.
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I got into a fight last night with some British guy.
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He probably could, you know, probably hate him.
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Yeah, I kind of ran away, dude, because I was like, I don't want to fight this guy.
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But then I'm like, fuck, I need to do some jiu-jitsu or, like, some MMA training.
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So, like, I might hit up, like, Kenzo Gracie or something.
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I ran away because I'm like, dude, I want to keep the no marks.
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Like, I don't know if he knew, like, what the fuck was going on.
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Well, I think he was a muscle, too, so I was like, I don't want this fucking violence, bro.
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Why are you fighting random British guys in New York?
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And then at night, it's just rowdy, fucking people drunk everywhere.
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But sometimes he makes good points, too, about, like, don't be a fucking idiot and shit.
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I mean, there, like a year, but I've been doing it for like four or five years now.
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So then you got to, like, put the fake smile on.
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What's the most rude thing a customer has said to you?
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Like, it ranges, it ranges for me, but, like, if I won the top of my head, maybe, like,
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a week ago, one of the customers was, like, they just went to the bar, and they just thought
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And then he's like, oh, but I'm like, he's kind of like a usual type of vibe.
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So what do you think the next step in your life is?
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Um, well, one, I'm trying to graduate from school.
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For me, I'm trying to do cosmetology, like, esthetician for, like, hair and all that.
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What advice would you give to other people working in the service industry?
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If you're sick of the rude customers, let's go.
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I'll go in at 3.30, I'll be like, yeah, I'm like, might as well quit now.
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Is there a customer that comes to mind that was the rudest to you?
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One of the, like, locals that goes in there regularly, because when he passes all the
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time by the job and everything, too, he just gives a side eye, and he, like, runs away.
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But when he goes inside, he's just rude sometimes.
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I think the most powerful people have, are men that have realized that women are a distraction,
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And they don't have any sort of lust or desire.
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They start to feel a type of way off of anything.
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I'd rather, like, leave it at school, work, job, separate.
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I feel like you just walked right to the table.
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I just go around and fuck no big ones and shit.
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I thought you were just walking right over there.
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Like, I don't follow, like, TikTok, like, people that much to the point where, like, I remember
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But, like, I was right there coming out and I saw you and I was like, okay, I know that
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guy does some, like, cool podcasts and stuff, you know?
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I mean, Turkey's, like, I'm from Istanbul where, like, people are more liberal, you know
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I thought, like, you guys, Galatasaray, Ferrabache, you drink alcohol at the games, but.
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I mean, you know, I'm Ferrabache fan, so we just got Jose Mourinho, which is pretty crazy
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Are you guys going to play in the Euro, or I'm going to go soon, I think, so, and do
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Well, we're in the, like, Champions League qualifying right now.
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No, but Turkey, are you guys going to the Euro?
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So, I mean, we were supposed to be, like, one of the, like, underrated teams in Euro 2020,
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but then I think Turkey had one of the worst performances of all time, of any team to ever
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We have some great players coming up, and I hope they do well.
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Wait, what was the score of the game that made you guys look bad?
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I mean, we lost every single game, I'm pretty sure.
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I think we scored one goal total in the group stages, and that was it.
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So, I think all of the games were not a good look for us, yeah.
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Wait, so who are you going to support in the Euro?
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But, honestly, I've been, I like Croatia a lot as well, you know?
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I think Modric deserves a good end to his career, and he's, like, 39 now or something.
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It's like, you already thought the last, like, three tournaments were his last tournaments.
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But imagine, like, imagine him finishing his international career by finally winning the
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I mean, he was actually crying, because in the game in 2016, he had to be subbed off.
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So, he was crying, because he thought he wouldn't be able to win it and be there.
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I saw Ronaldo was crying when, like, his Saudi team lost some cup or whatever.
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Like, I mean, I love Saudi, but I'm just saying that team, like, you really care that much.
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I mean, I think it's purely about just his passion for that.
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I mean, he apparently still goes to trainings, like, two hours before anyone else.
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He'll be there before all of his teammates come, and he'll be there after they've all
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What do you have passion for that's equivalent to Madrid Ronaldo's passion of football?
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It used to be windsurfing, which is very random.
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So, imagine a surfboard with a sail attached to it.
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And I used to do that, like, you know, I used to go to competitions when I was small.
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I mean, I don't have the long flow yet of most...
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Maybe when I'm done, we'll go back to windsurfing.
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Oh, you're just in New York for the summer doing an internship?
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I don't think I would say anything in public about it, because, of course, I mean, everyone
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And I want to say that I want it to end in a way where there's the least harm caused
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But, you know, take that as you will, if that makes sense.
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I think it's hard to tell, because whoever controls the world wouldn't want you to know
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And if they have succeeded, which we wouldn't know, then those are the people.
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But I think there are a lot of big figures that combine to form these big groups, of course.
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And, I mean, we see the, like, wealth gap now go crazy in the U.S. as well.
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I mean, people don't want to do politics anymore as well.
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In Turkey, a big problem we have is a lot of the brightest people don't end up doing
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So the country isn't run by a lot of people that should be running the country sometimes,
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And that's a shame, because all those smart people end up doing, you know, finance or
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And if they could actually, like, you know, be in charge of their country.
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I mean, there are always these, like, white knight figures that come up and say, okay, I'm
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And if they are too successful, they get clipped.
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So my mom always tells me, you know, no matter how successful you become, no matter what you
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I don't think I ever sit down and say I hate someone directly.
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Like, to be able to hate someone, someone has to have done something to me that is, like,
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And I feel like recently, you know, I'm lucky enough, knock on wood, to not be in that situation.
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You know, like, that's like what we do in Turkey, when you want things to go well for
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And so, there was a point where I remember my mom was, there was a cat, and I said to
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So, you know, she was like, oh, I don't know about that.
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And there was, like, a white slash, like, yellow cat that we found on the street, and
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I wouldn't want my daughter dating a black guy, either.
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But I don't want to talk about anything political.
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Do you, like, dress up, like, in an outfit like Aretha Franklin?
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We wear all black with a little kente on the side.
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It's actually gospel, but since I was about 10 years old.
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Well, what do you think about the Bronx right now?
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I mean, a lot of people speak about it as, like, a war zone.
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I wish you'd like to be on the one-minute podcast.
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Come sit for a minute while you wait for the train.
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Bro, he's talking to her so much, it's like the door's closing.
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Why don't you come sit down for one minute while you wait for the train?
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Talk for one minute, and then the train will be here.
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Because I'm a photographer, so I'm always on the other side.
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You're the one who holds the camera all the time.
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Yeah, I was afraid because when I was interviewing the, when we were interviewing the Hasidic
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two earlier, he's like, I don't want to be on camera.
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Ari goes around the little thing and then films his back.
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And I was wondering right when the interview ended, like, is he going to turn around and
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Because he put the backpack on the floor because it's heavy.
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He looks like a fucking Patrick Bateman assassin guy.
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The first guy on was a, was a Brazilian bumbleclot.
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Like, I asked him, like, because he was Dominican.
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And then he said he's queer and all this stuff and he's bisexual and stuff.
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Like, it was a black guy looking over sassily, but I didn't want to interview him.
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Ari has, like, a friendly looking K-pop face.
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As soon as we started talking about 9-11 and dancing Israelis, that's when they came over here.
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Sonny's been saying Bumbleclot like it's bruh going around in Queens and places, and he
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It's just every time she gives me the scared Asian lady side eyes.
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These N-words have been the best interviews.
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The low testosterone whites bring no value.
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Should I have interviewed that black dude earlier?
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Like, bro, like, just fucking Google it, you know?
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Would you like to be on the One Minute Podcast?
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I collect photography and research and write about old photographs.
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Do you have that one that just popped up in your mind?
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Would you like to be on the One Minute Podcast?
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A lot of Dominican, Puerto Rican stuff going on?
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Especially when I get further up to the stops, like 145th up.
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What is it like being a white girl in Washington Heights?
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It's like being a white girl in Washington Heights.
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A lot of people have lived there for like 10 plus years now, so it's nice.
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I have one person in particular that I can think of.
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No, it's just a friend that I went to school with.
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What, he gave people committee or something?
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Well, it's just like I don't like when people fuck around with my friends.
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Wait, so you feel jealous that they're getting married and you're not?
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You're pretty young to be living on your own in New York.
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It's like you're a little different font because I literally have three gay men that I live
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Do you walk in and I'm doing, like, weird stuff?
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We all actually lived in Chicago for a long time.
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We're all doing musical theater in the city.
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That was like, what's the common denominator here?
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Just set up a succulent in the middle of a subway?
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There's some dirt on the table, but yeah, yeah.
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Usually, I get a fake one, but I got a real one this time.
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Hey, would you like to be on the One Minute Podcast?
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You kind of look like one of the characters in The Sopranos, like a Jersey guy.
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Oh, okay, but this is like the holy land of the United States.
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I got my daughters here, and I'm just partying, hanging out, visiting her, you know, before
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I have contact lenses, but I want to get LASIK.
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Depends on how thick your carnea is and things like that.
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You might be a good candidate for LASIK, and you might be good as I is, you know?
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There's different candidates based on your eye.
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So if I come to Texas, you can be my Jewish surgeon.
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Everybody asks me how I don't get angry, but it's just I'm not going to do it.
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You know, I got my brain to think about and my thoughts and my good friends and somebody
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It's good to have a calm surgeon because you know your hands are steady.
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I would say God probably controls it, but whoever has the most money probably controls
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I know who I think it might be, but not interested in that.
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You seem like your daughter's pretty calm, too.
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It is to spend time with your children, answer their questions, don't have an opinion, just
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You know, if you have a thousand Jews here and a thousand Muslims are, you know, Palestinians
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here, I would say that probably 80% here are good, solid people that don't want any part
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of this nonsense, and the 80% is the same way the other way.
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So I'm not going to get worked up over that kind of stuff.
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What do you think about the Jewish influence in New York City?
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You know, I'm not here long enough to know about the Jewish influence.
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Yeah, it's like the second biggest Jewish population besides Israel.
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Yeah, yeah, I know it's 600,000, I mean, six, seven million, whatever.
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But, you know, I don't, I didn't grow up, I grew up in a small town in South Texas.
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We had a rabbi, and it lasted 15, 20 minutes, and we left for the week, you know, opened the
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Torah, did our thing, went back home, and made sure we got to the college football.
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Do you coexist well with the other Texans, the Mexicans, and the hardcore Bible-humping?
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It's just not worth it to get worked up over stuff.
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I saw this video, based on what you're saying, somebody was asking videos like, questions
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like this, and he's like, would you rather, would you rather have $10 million, or would
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And then you realize that that means that tomorrow and being alive is worth more than $10 million.
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I mean, you know, so, you know, I mean, life is not that complex.
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Be happy and chill and just, you know, I don't know anything about you, but you seem like
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I don't know anything about him, but I'm a good guy.
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I also own my own business, a collectibles business, influencing the youth positively.
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Do collectibles, anime, manga, comics, pulling up to the con.
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Man, New York Muslim, I'm not going to lie, bro.
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And, yeah, it's been rough, you know, with a lot of Zionists around.
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Be punking them because, you know, what's going on right now in Gaza, it's horrible, man.
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So, you know, us Muslims, we the best example of mankind.
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So, we got to be able to, you know, move in positivity and move in good faith.
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My parents taught me, you know, Roman Catholic and things like that.
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Growing up in New York, I didn't really feel it.
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You know, a lot of these women wear crosses, but then they're only fans, you know.
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So, I wasn't feeling it, but the brothers brought Islam into my life, started reading the Koran to me.
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It gravitated towards me, and it was history from there, alhamdulillah.
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Yeah, it's funny that you say prison because, yeah, in New York City, you know, things can get rough.
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I definitely did gravitate towards Islam in prison, man, for sure.
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I did on four years up top, and, you know, I changed my life around to influence the youth positively now through collectibles, you know.
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And, you know, influence them in a way where they don't have to go to the streets because a lot of these brothers and sisters, they ain't got families.
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Their friend is behind their back trying to, you know, smash their BM or trying to, like, steal from them and stuff like that.
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So, you know, it's really hard to find good role models and positive friends to, you know, do the right thing out here in society.
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Like I said, through collectibles, through manga, comics, anime, cosplay.
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Everything that has to do with positivity, nothing with gangs and, you know, like the drill music scene.
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And, you know, there's a lot of violence and stuff like that in that.
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What was that experience like learning Islam in prison?
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And, you know, NOY kind of did them greasy, you know.
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I know it's not all of them, but, yeah, it's like some of them did them greasy and all that because he converted to Islam.
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He was NOY first and then he converted to Islam.
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I didn't really know a lot when I was in the streets.
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I started reading the dictionary more, like Malcolm.
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So now, you know, I'm just trying to influence the youth positively.
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Let me bounce real quick so I can, you know, give a message to the world real quick.
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Don't believe anything they say about New York, man.
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I believe Zionists run the world, globalists, you know, individuals that own major corporations.
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The government, you know, different type of governments within and around the world.
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I know you're a millionaire, but the billionaires, you know, that'll be at them diddy freak-offs.
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So, you know, we got to stay away from these pedophiles, man, and stay away from these criminals.
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Like, I used to be a criminal back in the day, but I changed my life, and you can always change your life, and that's my message to you.
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I mean, you know, we muscle in my case, so we don't hold hatred in our heart, man.
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You know, we say it, you know, we tell them what it is, and then we hold it in our heart.
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Unless we get an attack, then we can defend ourselves and stuff like that.
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But holding hatred in our heart, man, it's not good for us.
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And hopefully we can get it right as a community, and hopefully we can get it as, you know, as a global situation where these kids and these women can stop dying, man.
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That's a real serious situation, you know what I'm saying, in Gaza.
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So, rest in peace to all the women and the children that lost their life in Gaza.
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What do you say to the people that don't understand Islam, especially in New York?
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What do you say to people that are trying to learn or, you know, misguided?
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But, you know, America propaganda teaches that Islam is terrorists, you know what I'm saying, and they sort of hide the duplicity of America.
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You know, which I'm American, you know, I'm a black American, Spanish and black American, so I understand how it is.
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But at the end of the day, you have to be able to think outside the box.
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Don't believe everything that America tells you in the media.
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You know, beautiful platforms like yourself, beautiful platforms like FNF, you know, shout out them, too, because I know that's the OCTU over there.
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You know, beautiful platforms like that has given the truth to us all, and, you know, we thankful for y'all brothers and the work y'all do, man.
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You know, and anytime y'all in New York, I'll pull up, man, and I'll give my share.
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Would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
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Come sit for a minute while you wait for the train.
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Hello, would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
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Oh, no, she's going to be on the one-minute podcast.
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All right, would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
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Hello, would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
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It's been, like, well over the time that they, that we said, but, uh, shit.
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I had a feeling, because, like, the other cops are like, there's nothing going on.
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The other cops are being by, it's just unfortunate.
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Would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
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You know, that was straight up, like, um, that was a liberal who is probably a hater online.
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How the, why the fuck did you just type that, bro?
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Hi, would you like to be on the one-minute podcast?
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Is that shirt something that you believe in, or you just found it?
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At least that's what I tell myself all the time.
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After Peloton, so I don't think my friends are going to appreciate that.
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What has he said that's, or done that's terrible?
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Everything about, like, he believes all the tax and everything else he did while he was
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As soon as she, like, she ran away when it got political, huh?
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Hey, would you like to be on the One Minute Podcast?
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A little farewell picnic with the classmates from the semester.
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What's the highest level of education you've had so far?
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I mean, you know, you're successful with running a business, so.
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What's the best thing you learned in business school that you can tell me now so I don't have to spend a lot of money in college?
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Honestly, you know, the best thing I learned is just, like, you know, you got to learn from the business owners themselves.
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The best people to come by were, the most knowledge we gained were from business owners, you know, so people, more than the professors, the people we got to network with, the entrepreneurs, you know, just getting to know people was awesome.
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It sounds like your biggest lesson you learned was don't go to college.
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I'm not going to say that just because it was a great experience.
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Um, but to be honest, if you already made it without high school this far, um, if you're in your deep 20s, I don't think it's worth going back.
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Um, honestly, it's not for everybody either, so, like, my undergrad, I didn't do too well, so it was just for me to kind of redeem myself, uh, kind of get some education, some experience there, but, you know, I think it's worth going back.
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I did learn some stuff in film school, but, yeah.
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Yeah, I mean, but think about it, like, your professors, if they were going to be successful business owners, then they would be successful business owners and not teaching you.
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I mean, listen, I can't say too much, but, you know, I definitely respect the professors, uh, you know, the input that they had on all of us, um, you got a nice, but, uh, yeah, no, uh, I think that's a, that's a good take, too.
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Some of the professors that did come, uh, were, you know, either, uh, you know, previous business owners, they, you know, are directors or CEOs, or either on the part-time, they're coming back to school as teachers, um, but some professors, you know, all they've ever done is teach.
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So, yeah, I think it's a, it's a, it's a difficult conversation to have, I think.
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So, all they've done is teach, so, like, they don't know anything about business.
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Yeah, I mean, that's a hustle itself, you know, some, it's kind of like the e-commerce courses, you know, those people who, you know, we drop in a course here, we've never actually sold much or made millions on drop shipping, but.
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You know, they, they now run a course, so, similar to that kind of hustle.
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The difference is, though, like, a business degree is, like, you can go into hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt.
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I mean, this degree, I think what it called me, cost me around, like, $40,000.
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I would say, you know, it's going down quick, thankfully.
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I'm working on that, but, um, yeah, it's definitely a trade-off.
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I think, also, you know, a lot of these programs are working towards, like, directly, working as a pipeline to get you into some companies, like, Pepsi, you know, Verizon, Amazon, things like that.
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So, it's kind of, like, a very structured way to get into some companies where they have, like, an MBA program or, you know, they're hiring directly.
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You know, if I'm working on a business in the next couple of days, the next couple of years, I'm working on something, then no.
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You know, you went to film school, so now you're working on something entertainment-wise, working on something content creation-wise, so I don't think you had, like, a failed education experience.
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But I think, you know, it depends on what you worked on, the outcome of it.
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I think, you know, I think, you know, as far as what I've learned so far, I think, you know, I'm prepared for a career in management, career in some kind of tech or marketing field, you know, so, you know, I'm feeling prepared and ready for these experiences.
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But in terms of running my own business, I'm a little bit more, you know, hesitant.
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I've never really operated my own business, so hopefully, you know, let's see.
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I don't want you to break the guitar, you just slammed it on the floor.
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It's fair, I literally just bought it a day ago.
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I meant to bring it back to England, like.
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So you just bought the guitar and you're just, like, swinging it around the subway station?
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I was going to give it to a homeless guy at one point.
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So, wait, why'd you buy a guitar for your songwriter?
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So just so I can go home and say, oh, I wrote this in New York.
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And everyone would be like, oh, yeah, you're so quirky.
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Yeah, well, I'm not going to play anything now.
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Okay, wait, so what's spurring you to go on this, like, deep artist journey?
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You're from the UK, you're in New York, trying to write a deep song and, like, give away stuff to homeless people and stuff.
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I mean, I've watched your videos for quite a while.
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Everyone's a bit narcissistic, and I want to be the next Bob Dylan, you know what I mean?
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And in, like, 20 years' time, it would be nice if, I don't know, I could say, oh, yeah, I was doing this when I was 21.
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Okay, so are you doing it for the accolades or for the passion?
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But, eh, the little, oh, yeah, man, I'm just fucking, you know, so deep and hearty.
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How are you going to make yourself be more deep and brooding as an artist?
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I mean, the goal's not to be deep, but that is me being honest about it.
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It's the cunty side of it, you know what I mean?
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Well, every artist has a bit of a, yeah, fuck you, you know what I mean, side to them.
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I mean, you released a video in 2018 saying, I want to be rich, I want to be famous.
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Every single person, he does, he does, they do.
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Also, I think there's something not authentic about music at the moment and films, and I
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Like in England, there's something happening in Manchester.
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London's shit, but Manchester, there's something happening at the moment.
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What's happening in Manchester at the moment?
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It's like when you walk down the street and go, yeah, all right.
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No, I came here because it's fucking mint.
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Have there been any artists come out of Manchester recently?
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But I'm more like Joy Division, the Smiths, Stone Roses.
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Yeah, but everyone thinks he's a bit of a swat.
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He grew up around places like Wally Range and stuff like that.
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Is that like all the good artists are the shitty people, I guess.
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I just think art can come from anywhere, and he just happens to be a bit of a punk.
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I mean, many girls put it as a fucking bio.
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Art's about being who you are, and if you're a twat, that's who you are.
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Maybe you get a case for it, and you're smashing it around like it's a...
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I don't know how you're going to get it on the plane.
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We're just about to go get some dinner at a ramen place.
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I can't remember what all of them are, because I think a lot of them are red and white.
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I mean, I fasted growing up during Ramadan, because, you know, my parents would be like,
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But I don't, like, go out of my way to pray five times a day.
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I mean, it's pretty clear-cut what's going on right now is a genocide.
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You know, say what you want about, you know, Hamas took the hostages.
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Obviously, you know, hostages should be saved.
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But if the idea is someone takes someone hostage, and you say, okay, let's shoot the
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hostage, let's shoot through three different people in front of them and the hostage just
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to get the guy taking the people hostages, you know, you're kind of defeating the purpose
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of let's save the hostages if we're just going to carpet bomb everywhere where they
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It feels like the focus isn't really saving the hostages.
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The focus is let's just bomb as many people as we can until someone really says, hey,
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You mean specifically in the context of, like, the Israel-Palestine?
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Who's somebody you can think of right now that you hate more than anybody else?
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That's something I've always struggled with, hate.
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I will say, like, what's gone on recently in the conflict has kind of brought that.
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Because I've never felt like I've hated anyone, honestly.
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I've disliked people, but I've never thought, I don't like this person.
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And I don't like that what's been going on has kind of, like, brought a bit of that out
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Because I look at a lot of people who aren't just pro-Israel.
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Because obviously, you know, some people are pro-Israel either because of, like, family,
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Or just, you know, what they know about the situation.
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And some people are pro-Israel because, you know, they really understand it.
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And it's, you know, their agenda is, yes, we want all the land.
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And I would say those kinds of people who genuinely don't have the capacity to learn
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or change because they know everything and this is their stance.
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Because I think if your genuine belief is, yes, we should carpet bomb an entire country
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I'm not like, obviously, I'm going to hate you.
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You know, and you're happy about it happening.
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I guess, given the context of, you know, what's going on and a lot of this is focused
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on, you know, like, religious conflict and all that, I guess something I believe in is
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something my dad said to me because my dad isn't as religious either.
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I think my mom's really the religious one in the family and something, you know, I can't
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It was maybe when I was 12 or 13, we're sitting in the car and he says, you know, it's okay
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if you're not religious, but, you know, I believe that, you know, even if you don't
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follow, you know, all of the specific, like, oh, you got to fast or on every pork, right?
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At the end of the day, all religions aren't meant to incite violence.
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I think the context of the conversation was we were talking about, I think this was back
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when ISIS was a lot bigger and this is why we were talking about it.
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And he said, at the end of the day, you know, religious texts are just a guidebook on how
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At the end of the day, you know, the Bible, the Quran, the Torah, I can't remember any of
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the books, but I think there are some others, right?
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At the end of the day, it's, it's, God had a message, which was just how to be a good
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And as long as you live by that creed and live to do good, then, you know, you should
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I thought it was just, maybe I'm just used to seeing the Palestinian one.
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I definitely feel like this is recently a lot more people have been buying them, especially
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I think because it's become a lot more, like, commercialized, you see a lot of different
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And so it just becomes, oh, black and white is the standard.
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All these other ones must just be, people are just buying them.
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Like, I, when I graduated, I just graduated my master's last month and I wore my kaffee
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And I had this, this guy walk past me and he goes, you know, if you're trying to make
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a political statement, you're wearing the wrong colors.
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I just, I, you know, but you were, well, to be fair, I guess you were just like, it's
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He was specifically like, oh, you're trying to make a political statement.
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I don't blame you for not knowing if you're going to jump straight to it.
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That's all you need to be a Chinese guy in chat.
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Bro, the Asians are always so afraid to sit down.
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They're more like, they don't want to get too political and shit.
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They don't want to stay quiet, stay to themselves.
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Okay, and he missed the train, so that's going to be blasting.
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Oh, that door was open, and he walked to this car.
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What is the perception of Chinese people been since COVID in New York?
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I mean, we're New York, though, so people don't really, like, fuck with us too much.
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They're not, like, fuck Asians or whatever.
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There's negative you, or has anything changed since COVID?
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But I would say, like, elderly people in particular, they would probably get, like, targeted a little bit more.
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But, like, young guys like me, or, like, young people in general, we don't really get too much, like, hate or ritual.
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So what would you say to, like, the timid Asians who are afraid to interact with me?
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I want to get this fucking Spike Lee dude on.
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I've been following you since the reptile race.
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I fuck with hip-hop in the 90s, 80s hip-hop.
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I go by MULTI, M-U-L-T-I as an acronym for Makeup Divinity.
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The dancing, the emceeing, the graffiti writing.
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You know, it all coincides together to bring happiness and joy.
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Isn't hip-hop talking about murder and drugs, too?
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Some rappers, you know, you got, it's like 50-50.
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And, you know, you got the other half that's conscious.
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Maybe the 90s was the last era where there was really positive rap.
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You got a handful of cats out here, you know, trying to bring back the realness of what hip-hop is supposed to be.
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That's why I continue to do my thing every day.
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It's hard to, hip-hop has completely changed now.
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But that just motivates me to just keep, you know, spreading joy of dancing, you know?
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Wait, so who do you think controls the rap industry?
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I think the 10% of the elites that control 85% of the world population.
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They trying to, uh, they want genocide to happen.
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And it can be more than to, like, just one race.
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You have different races that are, like, you know, uh, racist to their own kind.
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Sometimes I don't know what this world is coming to.
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That's why I just stick to my hobbies, which are all hip-hop related.
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What would you tell the modern rapper right now, or the modern aspiring rapper?
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Do you think that people are trying to be rappers to be cool, or what's the reason it's all about money?
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It's not about, you know, the pure essence of having joy.
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I spoke to one earlier, and I actually agree with, like, everything he says.
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Because I'm a Jew, and, um, I know war is complicated, but overall, I, I believe in the defense of Jewish lives, even from a religious standpoint.
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Um, I think every Jew has a religious obligation to protect the lives of Jews, and I, and war is messy, and, uh, I don't know if there's, there's a lot of drama, and I don't know if a war was ever fought without a lot of collateral damage.
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And I think that the difference between this war and, like, say, the Ukraine war is that there's a lot more eyes, a lot of more eyes on Israel, and I think rightfully so.
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I mean, Israel is a lot of people, I mean, Israel is a very important place for the whole world, and I think when everyone looks, now everyone's gonna look and see all the collateral damage, and say, like, this is so, this is an anomaly.
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But if people had their eyes on other wars around the world that were justly fought, you're gonna see, there's a lot of collateral damage, and it's very sad.
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We really want, we should just live in peace, but, like, if you, it's, when, when there's terror, and, and, and it's gonna repeat itself, it's like, you have to take care of it.
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And it's, and it brings some really rough things where, you know, if they're gonna hide, if they're gonna put themselves behind their children, and their wives, then, like, does that set a rule in the world that terrorists could just get away with whatever they want by hiding behind women and children?
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So it's a very tough, moral position where, in order to stop the control of terror, you have to do what's right, you have to wage the war.
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We wish, we wish they would just accept the terms, and just put their arms down, and, you know, and just, I don't think it's gonna happen.
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I think, I think, I think history has shown that they're not gonna, they're not gonna stop, they're not gonna surrender, they're not gonna give back hostages, but,
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I mean, it's what, I believe what the, what the Bible says.
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The Torah, the Bible, I mean, I mean, I mean, the Hebrew Scriptures, I don't mean New Testament, because I'm a Jew, I believe in the, in the Hebrew Scriptures, which ends with, with Chronicles and Malachi, and, I mean, whatever it says in the Bible about the Jews being chosen,
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but it says pretty clearly that the Jews are chosen for something.
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I believe that the Jews are chosen to be a moral example to the world, show the world how to be civilized, how to act, and show the world to turn to God.
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Well, I think that monotheism right now in the world is one of the big reasons the world is as civilized as it is, which was an idea that was introduced to the world by Judaism, developed into other religions.
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You have Christianity that came from Judaism, Islam, that started off with belief in Abraham and Abraham, Abrahamic religions, it started with Abraham, that was Judaism.
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So I think, I think there's no doubt that monotheism, the idea that we all serve one creator, that there's a creator who's creating us at every moment, and that we, our entire lives are, we owe him to serve him and to do what he wants.
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And I think that was an idea that was introduced to the world by Judaism.
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Okay, so what I think as a Jew, what chosen means is only chosen, was that we're chosen for responsibility.
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It doesn't mean that like a time will come when the whole world is going to be damned and it's just the Jews.
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Because the Hebrew prophet said that when the time comes for, you know, when, I know in the Christian and Muslim belief, the Messiah already came.
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But we believe when the Messiah comes, the entire world is going to be, the whole world will recognize God.
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And every nation, every nation is going to be at peace with one another.
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It's not that only the Jews are going to be, are going to be, you know, in God's grace.
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And you believe your Messiah is going to beat him?
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Well, that's an Islamic belief about the Mashiach returning and then Prophet Jesus will return to go in.
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Everyone's going to be resurrected, Jesus included.
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And I think that at the time of the resurrection, everyone's going to be good.
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It's going to be after evil has been removed from the earth.
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Which means all the wicked will be not wicked anymore and repented of it.
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There's a verse in, I forget which of the prophets, where it talks about false prophets and whether they're going to be resurrected.
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And it doesn't say by name, but it says that they're going to ask him, what are these wounds between your hands?
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And he's going to say, these were the wounds I received in the house of my friends.
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So some people believe that that is a verse that's referring to Jesus, saying that when he's resurrected, he's going to admit that the people who criticized him, the ones who had him punished, the ones who caused the wounds, are actually his friends.
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Because they're the ones who wanted what was good for him.
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And Jewish belief is a good ending for everyone, at the end of the story.
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We're all going to worship God for all eternity.
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I personally don't believe in the conspiracies that are popular, especially about Jewish people.
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I personally don't believe even in any of them.
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Who controls the United States government?
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Look, if Jewish movements have a big influence on the government, because lobbies are, I know
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I personally believe that the Jewish cause as a whole, I'm not saying that there are people
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Even Jews, who I believe are chosen, everyone has good in them and bad in them.
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This is Jewish belief, is that we have a force in us, a voice that tells us to do the right
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thing, and a voice that tells us to do the bad thing.
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So if there are Jews that do bad things, okay.
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But I think that Jews as a whole were, I think that our influence on the world is a net positive.
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And I think that, I don't, there's no reason to be like fighting or separate between, the
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truth is, the Jews who are educated in their faith, a lot of Jews are not religious.
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They were not, they didn't have any kind of education.
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Yeah, I mean, because a Jew, he was, first of all, he didn't, maybe he didn't, he did
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Because we know that you're born into a Jewish family, you're a Jew.
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A lot of people, most people, do not have any kind of religious education, Jewish education
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And because of that, they don't have a lot of connection, felt connection to the commandments.
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They don't have a lot of knowledge about the Messiah, but I'm a Hasidic Jew.
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Our main goal in the world is educating Jews who just don't know anything about their own
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I love you, you're my brother, and maybe hit up a Chabad house near you, I don't know.
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And use your platform for encouraging people to do positive things, acts of goodness and
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You know, even if the weed doesn't change, if that's too much to ask, more Jew for sure.
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Thanks so much for coming on, I appreciate you, bro.
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Chill around already, there's like a huge crowd over here.
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Okay, so some are from church and some are not from church?
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Well, what do you got to say to the youth that's not going to church?
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Oh, you have nothing to do with the church group?
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Nah, man, I need the Jewish connection, you know what I'm saying?
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Yeah, okay, you want the Jewish connection, so you don't want to say, okay.
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Um, but you, before you were asking us, like, why do we follow, like, why do I follow God?
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Um, I had a lot of questions about how is it even possible?
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And then I'd study the Bible, someone sat with me, and we looked into, like, apologetics
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and stuff, which I'm sure you know about, like, a lot of stuff.
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What'd you guys learn in the church service today?
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Like, thinking of yourself less, thinking of yourself less, not just, yeah.
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And thinking about who more, because if you think about you less, then there's got to be
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Tell me more about what they said about humility.
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Um, well, we were looking into Proverbs a lot, um, trying to turn away from pride, self-pride,
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um, because when we rely on ourselves, then it's nothing compared to what God has to
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So through prayer, through doing good deeds, doing things that God wants you to do, you can
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You cleanse your body of anything like external from this world and your mind's going to be
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able to be more pure and you're going to be able to connect with God.
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We have different answers to like how you guys go through God.
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Wait, the question is, what God do you believe in?
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No, but everybody, everybody has a different perspective.
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I think the character of God is more important than the name itself.
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Because like in Spanish, you have a different language for calling someone God, but it depends.
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I think because like the under, like under your words, there's like something below it.
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So I, of course, I believe that the Trinity, one God and all that stuff.
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We should focus on the similarities more than the differences.
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Because these guys, they debate all day long about this stuff.