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Speaker 1: get into it. Donald Trump is professor x, the New
Speaker 1: York subway is about to replace house of Dragon as
Speaker 1: favorite show, and we'll find out why Russians are all
Speaker 1: going on vacation at the same time. So let's do this, people.
Speaker 1: Let's come straight into today's headlines. Art. I'm gonna be honest.
Speaker 1: With all the news that happened today, I I don't
Speaker 1: think we have enough space in today's show. I'm I'm
Speaker 1: I'm really sorry. You know, it's it's too much. No,
Speaker 1: it's like we were adding all you can eat news
Speaker 1: buffet and there's just only so many stories like your
Speaker 1: mom can fit in her purse, while the ways it's
Speaker 1: not looking that there's just not enough time for it all.
Speaker 1: Um Fortunately, not enough time is just enough time for
Speaker 1: a segment week call. Ain't nobody got time for that.
Speaker 1: Let's kick things off with the ongoing legal troubles of
Speaker 1: America's president, Donald Jurisdiction trump, the only former president with
Speaker 1: the side gigs selling but dazz little classified documents on Etsy.
Speaker 1: You see, trump is still being investigated by the Justice
Speaker 1: Department for keeping over one classified documents in a closet
Speaker 1: at Moral Lago, pretty much the least secure place in
Speaker 1: the world outside of Adam Levin's D Ms. And trump
Speaker 1: and trump world has been coming up with all kinds
Speaker 1: of defenses for what he did. They said, Oh, the
Speaker 1: FBI plans to the evidence. They said everyone takes work
Speaker 1: home with them, and then they said trump was trying
Speaker 1: to protect the documents from Nicholas Cage. But last nights
Speaker 1: last night, during an interview with Sean Hannity, trump came
Speaker 1: up with a new excuse that may have topped them all.
Speaker 1: I defy and Donald trump pushing him back. The former
Speaker 1: president is insisting he had the power to be classified documents,
Speaker 1: sees from his moral lago home. Just by thinking about it.
Speaker 1: If you're the president of the United States, you can
Speaker 1: declass if I just by saying stick less night even
Speaker 1: by thinking about it. And there doesn't have to be
Speaker 1: a process. There can be a process, but there doesn't
Speaker 1: have to be hold on, hold on, Holo, hold on.
Speaker 1: Donald trump can de classified documents with his brain. How? How?
Speaker 1: He can't even read documents with his brain. How? How
Speaker 1: does this happen? I really hope that I can make
Speaker 1: things happen with my mind. is going to be the
Speaker 1: actual argument at the trial? That would be great, your
Speaker 1: honor the defendant pleads Jedi. So trump is saying that
Speaker 1: he declassified these documents just by thinking about it, which
Speaker 1: I don't even believe, because that will be the first
Speaker 1: time in his life that trump has thought something and
Speaker 1: not set it out loud. Think about it. This is
Speaker 1: a man who thought to himself, who if I wasn't
Speaker 1: related to my daughter, I would date her, and then
Speaker 1: he told everyone on TV. He set it out of
Speaker 1: his mouth. And by the way, by the way, if
Speaker 1: this is all happened in his head, you do realize
Speaker 1: that means now the FBI is going to have to
Speaker 1: raid his brain for the evidence. That's gonna be a
Speaker 1: nightmare for them. Oh, guys, all right, let's see what
Speaker 1: we have in here. Wow, it's a lot of bikinis,
Speaker 1: a lot of bikinis in here. Miss American a bikini.
Speaker 1: Is that Putin in a bikini? A hamburger in a bikini?
Speaker 1: What's hold up? Hold Up, I think I found the documents.
Speaker 1: I got them, the classified documents, but they're in a bikini. Now,
Speaker 1: if we had more time, we could talk about the
Speaker 1: massive ramifications of Donald Trump having a superpower. That only
Speaker 1: applies to documents, but we just we don't have the
Speaker 1: time because in that same interview he gave a different
Speaker 1: excuse that was even more mind buggling. Here is Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's new theory, revealed just an hour ago, about what
Speaker 1: the FBI was really looking for with their search warrant.
Speaker 1: There's also a lot of speculation because of what they did,
Speaker 1: the severity of the FBI coming and rating marl ago.
Speaker 1: Were they looking for the Hillary Clinton emails that were deleted,
Speaker 1: but they are around some place? Were they looking for
Speaker 1: the ses? No, no, they may be saying. They may
Speaker 1: have thought that it wasn't it. Wait, wait, wait, what? Why?
Speaker 1: Even Sean Handy's like, wait, I'm sorry, man, I've I
Speaker 1: wrote with you, but I don't understand. Like what I
Speaker 1: was so confused what. So it's trump saying the FBI
Speaker 1: rated his house to find Hillary's emails. So they didn't
Speaker 1: want the documents he declassified with his mind. No, they
Speaker 1: wanted the emails he couldn't find, but that he actually
Speaker 1: had the whole time at his house, because Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is Hillary Clinton who. So America really did it like
Speaker 1: this first female president? This is so insane and if
Speaker 1: we had more time we could talk about how great
Speaker 1: it is that Hillary trump broke the glass ceiling, or
Speaker 1: we could talk about how amazing it is that Sean
Speaker 1: Handy basically gave trump a softball and trump hit himself
Speaker 1: in the Dick with his bat. But we don't have
Speaker 1: the fun. We don't have the time. Jeffon with all
Speaker 1: of that, because while American people are getting embarrassed by
Speaker 1: their leaders, iruns people are rising up against a hundreds
Speaker 1: of Iranians risking their lives to protest the country's ultra
Speaker 1: conservative dress code for women and much more. If they
Speaker 1: were sparked by the death of twenty two year old
Speaker 1: Massa Amini while she was in the custody of Iran's
Speaker 1: notorious morality police. She was detained for the crime of
Speaker 1: showing her hair in public and a brave show of defiance.
Speaker 1: Women in Iran's capital of Tehran are now removing their
Speaker 1: state mandated h jobs in the scope of these protests
Speaker 1: John are rare, but also unprecedented in their feminist nature,
Speaker 1: where you're seeing women at the forefront of these protests,
Speaker 1: leading these protests, taking to the streets, removing their head scarves,
Speaker 1: setting up bonfires, burning their head scarves, in chanting dust
Speaker 1: to the dictator in reference to the supreme leader. Yeah,
Speaker 1: women in Iran, women in Iran who we all have
Speaker 1: stories of being detained or harassed by the morality police,
Speaker 1: are fighting back, and rightfully so. Right. So, think about it.
Speaker 1: You'RE gonna have a bunch of random people walking around
Speaker 1: Iran telling women what to do with their own bodies. Huh?
Speaker 1: In America you have to be on the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: to do that. And what the women of your are
Speaker 1: doing is inspiring people all over the world. I mean,
Speaker 1: you're show them, they're chanting death to the dictator in
Speaker 1: front of the dictator's troops. That is the definition of bravery,
Speaker 1: like actual bravery, real bravery. Yeah, I'm like, it's not
Speaker 1: like the way we use it here, like when a
Speaker 1: musician tries acting. Oh, this is a real risk for you,
Speaker 1: and that bravery has been contagious, because in the past
Speaker 1: week these protests have gotten bigger and angrier and in response,
Speaker 1: the Iranian government is trying to control the flow of
Speaker 1: information by shutting down access to APPs like WHATSAPP and instagram.
Speaker 1: But this is something I wonder. What these governments do?
Speaker 1: They do? I realize that people protested before social media.
Speaker 1: All right, yeah, like civil rights leaders didn't have facebook.
Speaker 1: All Right, Nelson Mandela wasn't on Tiktok, like siding straight
Speaker 1: up kicking at now. If we had more time, we
Speaker 1: could talk about how this protest follows on the heels
Speaker 1: of a series of events that has turned Iran into
Speaker 1: a powder kick. The government's covid response was terrible. Water
Speaker 1: mismanagement has caused massive droughts, the government has brutally suppressed
Speaker 1: labor protests and, on top of all of that, the
Speaker 1: United States has sanctioned around so badly that people can
Speaker 1: barely afford medicine. So this protest and this moment in
Speaker 1: time has many people in Iran wondering if this is
Speaker 1: going to be a tipping point. But we don't have
Speaker 1: the time to cover all of that, because it turns
Speaker 1: out Iran's government is not the only one that's feeling
Speaker 1: the heat. This morning, more than one thousand Russian protesters
Speaker 1: detained by Russian police after taking to the streets. The
Speaker 1: young men chanting, I don't want to die for Prutin,
Speaker 1: mothers screaming. Send pouting to the trenches. Let our children
Speaker 1: live this. After President Prutin suddenly announced he would call
Speaker 1: up three hundred thousand men for military service after his
Speaker 1: massive losses in Ukraine, other Russians are fleeing the country.
Speaker 1: Flights from Moscow to all visa free destinations selling out quickly.
Speaker 1: There are also long lines of cars heading to Finland,
Speaker 1: which has open borders. Yeah, that's right. After Russia's angry
Speaker 1: as Elf announced that he was going to be drafting
Speaker 1: three people into his war in Ukraine, the Russian people
Speaker 1: are trying everything to get out of the country, which
Speaker 1: I totally gets. I get it. I don't think about it.
Speaker 1: Think about it. This guy is fighting a wolf for
Speaker 1: no reason. He made it up. It's like when your
Speaker 1: friend gets drunk and then tries to get you involved
Speaker 1: in a fight that they started. It's like, come on, Bro.
Speaker 1: He spilled his shirt all over my beers, like yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna UBA home. And remember, the Russians don't
Speaker 1: have Ubas. So they're trying every other way to get out,
Speaker 1: you know, any way they can. Some are flying out,
Speaker 1: others are driving cross border, some are even hitting up
Speaker 1: Rhonda Sanctis, pretending to Venezuelans years. My name is Bill Mingo,
Speaker 1: Flight Martha's vineyard the years. And Look, if we had
Speaker 1: more time, we could talk about whether the resistance to
Speaker 1: Putin's draft could spare more oppositions to the war itself. Oh,
Speaker 1: we could talk about how Putin needings are. Have a
Speaker 1: dropt undermines everything he set up until now, because, remember,
Speaker 1: he's always insisted that this wasn't even a real war.
Speaker 1: So what do you need three thousand more soldiers for? Huh?
Speaker 1: Because I needed help moving that giant table. What is it? Well,
Speaker 1: we don't have the time to figure that out because
Speaker 1: while Russia is ramping up the war in Ukraine, here
Speaker 1: in New York City there was a major escalation in
Speaker 1: the war on crime. Well, the M T A taking
Speaker 1: some new action to make our subway safer. It's going
Speaker 1: to install security cameras in every New York City subway car.
Speaker 1: The M T A adding surveillance to more than six
Speaker 1: thousand four hundred subway cars. That's about twelve thousand seven
Speaker 1: hundred cameras of five point five million dollar cost. Today,
Speaker 1: Governor Hokel got to test a major expansion of the
Speaker 1: surveillance system. Watch here as Hocal and MTA Chairman Janno
Speaker 1: Lieber Board a seven train at the corona yard, and
Speaker 1: then the hidden camera on board records them. Do you
Speaker 1: think big brothers watching you on the subways? You're absolutely right.
Speaker 1: That is our intent. That's right, I'm big brother watching
Speaker 1: over you, just like in that book I clearly didn't
Speaker 1: finish reading. Why would you want to be big brother?
Speaker 1: I get that they're trying to address crime, but we
Speaker 1: already have cameras in all the subways. They're called IPHONES. Anything,
Speaker 1: anything that those security cameras are gonna pick up, was
Speaker 1: already on Tiktok two days ago. Don't get it twisted.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing. I'm not saying New York shouldn't
Speaker 1: try to make the subways safer, but isn't the right
Speaker 1: way to spend the money, especially when you consider how
Speaker 1: many other problems with the subway require funding, making them
Speaker 1: run on time, upgrading the stations to improve safety and accessibility,
Speaker 1: maintaining them so that they don't always look like ship's
Speaker 1: about to go down like have you been in the
Speaker 1: New York City subway lately? It looks like the world
Speaker 1: ended and will Smith is about a shop with these dogs.
Speaker 1: That's how it looks and look. If we had the time,
Speaker 1: we could talk about why officials are always quick to
Speaker 1: spend money on cabs to catch homeless people jerking off
Speaker 1: on the subway, when they could be spending money investing
Speaker 1: in housing so that those people could joke off in
Speaker 1: their own homes. We could talk about how America blood
Speaker 1: is investing in catching criminals as opposed to investing in
Speaker 1: a society where people are less likely to commit crime.
Speaker 1: But unfortunately we don't have the time to talk about
Speaker 1: all that because big brother is telling me it's time
Speaker 1: for us to take an heart break, so we'll drive back.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to today's show. You know, there's so much
Speaker 1: arguing in America today, but we hear the daily show
Speaker 1: think they could be even more so to do our part,
Speaker 1: here's dulce say Sloan with another installment of proved me wrong.
Speaker 1: You know, is a special time of year where the
Speaker 1: crisp is back in the air, your exes are calling
Speaker 1: you back and we have sent those fat pass kids
Speaker 1: back in that building. So welcome to prove me wrong.
Speaker 1: That's just school edition these kids. Ain't that pride anyway?
Speaker 1: Why I keep using your tax dollars to teach these
Speaker 1: little monsters their grade? What did you learn in the
Speaker 1: fourth grade that you still use cursive now? How am
Speaker 1: I going to remember what I learned in the fourth grade?
Speaker 1: I don't remember what I wore last week. That's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. If you can't remember what you learn in
Speaker 1: the fourth grade, then why did you need to go
Speaker 1: past the third? Now that's the valid for you, because
Speaker 1: I can't tell you nothing I learned past third grade.
Speaker 1: I want you to prove me wrong. Popularity in school
Speaker 1: does matter. I think when you're showing it with attention
Speaker 1: and cuddled like too early, like all the people like you,
Speaker 1: it's not good for for your development. Now, where do
Speaker 1: you go to school? In Germany, Germany, southern Germany. So
Speaker 1: you're saying that you shouldn't be popular because the popular
Speaker 1: kids end up stelling Schnitzel or some ship, which is
Speaker 1: not bad for itself, right. But yeah, I'd say so
Speaker 1: there is no reason to teach spelling anymore. Spelling is
Speaker 1: so important. Sorry, I don't I don't be rude, but
Speaker 1: I mean spelling is like you don't be a rude.
Speaker 1: I said, prove me wrong. You walked over here. I
Speaker 1: mean spelling is like the first thing you learned in school.
Speaker 1: We have all of these computers that tell us, Hey,
Speaker 1: the word just wrong. What about the people who are
Speaker 1: as lucky as us, who don't have the technology to
Speaker 1: have order correct? And that's you know, maybe they're still writing.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Like people around the world, I've I
Speaker 1: haven't lived that life, but I know they exist. No,
Speaker 1: I'm only talking about the fools here. Okay, so this
Speaker 1: is no reason to teach spelling anymore in the US. Listen,
Speaker 1: I'm an American. I don't think about anyone else. Why
Speaker 1: would I think? This? Is shrapling. I'm jealous. I wish
Speaker 1: I could just think about myself. Attractive people shouldn't be
Speaker 1: allowed to be teachers. From well, I think attractiveness is
Speaker 1: a very subjective thing. He could be attractive to you
Speaker 1: and not to me. There's no way we can like
Speaker 1: say ugly people. I don't want to play this game.
Speaker 1: We know WHO's out. We do this all the time
Speaker 1: as people. It's like, Oh, attractiveness is relative. No, it's not.
Speaker 1: I definitely paid more attention in class when there was
Speaker 1: an attractive teacher. I agree. I felt math four time
Speaker 1: because you only get to take it four times. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I finally passed on the fourth time actually, but what
Speaker 1: about all the other Matthew had to take? I think
Speaker 1: your accounting might be still off at a hot physics teacher.
Speaker 1: Don't know what physics are. I know biologies as bodies.
Speaker 1: Chemistries is the chemicals. What the Hell is physics? physicals?
Speaker 1: I think a hot or not teachers doing physics isn't
Speaker 1: gonna help. Well, thank you so much. I think we've
Speaker 1: figured out that teachers are a detriment to us. All disagree.
Speaker 1: Are you a teacher? Really? What's cool? Is this good row? See,
Speaker 1: that's Malcom on. You can't have hot teachers. I want
Speaker 1: to learn ship with him standing in front of me.
Speaker 1: Did you see him? Pecks on that man? The disrespects.
Speaker 1: He should be fired immediately. Thank you. Tell us. He'll say,
Speaker 1: all right, say children, because when we come back Sharlot
Speaker 1: Murray Guya will be joining me on the show. Do
Speaker 1: you know what I'm Gona saying? Welcome about two days show.
Speaker 1: My guests tonight will soon be known everywhere as the
Speaker 1: DC Superhero Blue Beetle, but today he's here to talk
Speaker 1: about being in the new season of Cobra Kai, which
Speaker 1: is streaming right now on Netflix. Please welcome Sharlot Murray,
Speaker 1: Dunay Sean and Mary Joina. Welcome to the show. Thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you. It's so good to have you here. You
Speaker 1: you are experiencing a trajectory that few people have ever experienced.
Speaker 1: Obviously People Love You on Cobra Kai. You know, every outlet,
Speaker 1: from a news all the way through to like every
Speaker 1: publication online, is just like you are. I think I
Speaker 1: read somewhere they said you are the Internet's boyfriend, the
Speaker 1: Internet's boyfriend. Okay, that's I haven't heard that one before.
Speaker 1: I should have heard it either. Maybe wrote that. Maybe
Speaker 1: she was. She was. I think maybe she was putting
Speaker 1: in a good word for me, but you really are
Speaker 1: having a great one. Congratulations. I mean Cobra Ki was
Speaker 1: the season five. Now season five. Yeah, yeah, I hope
Speaker 1: you get to do another one? Seems five season. It
Speaker 1: seems that you will, and it's a really popular show.
Speaker 1: I've always wondered this, you know, because the show is
Speaker 1: so popular. I grew up watching the karate kid, right,
Speaker 1: and then I see this show and then you're on it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you weren't even alive when the karate kid
Speaker 1: came out. I was barely alive when the Jaden Smith
Speaker 1: one came out. I know I had seen it, though.
Speaker 1: I mean it's it's pivotal. Okay, yeah, like everyone has
Speaker 1: seen it, right. I I yeah, it's it definitely is.
Speaker 1: Is something that only until the show had released did
Speaker 1: I realize was so close to so many people's hearts.
Speaker 1: It's like it's it's part of the law, it's part
Speaker 1: of you know, it went around the world's got their
Speaker 1: own marvel cinematic universe. They're bringing people from the past there. Yeah, there,
Speaker 1: it doesn't feel like that. Let's talk a little bit
Speaker 1: about the show itself. You know, you you're learning martial
Speaker 1: arts and everything. You're learning your correct do you? Do
Speaker 1: you actually learn, because I like how people get to
Speaker 1: learn the stuff on the shows they're doing. Can you fight?
Speaker 1: I can fight. Yes, I don't know if I can fight. Well,
Speaker 1: I think if I were to be in the fight
Speaker 1: in real life, would be like can you throw it
Speaker 1: with the other hand? I'd only know how to block
Speaker 1: it on this sy yeah, if there's a camera, I'll
Speaker 1: beat you up right now, exactly, back, exactly. But uh,
Speaker 1: you know, I was very fortunate that the character didn't
Speaker 1: know karate either at the beginning, so I was able
Speaker 1: to play it along. Like I remember being in the
Speaker 1: chemistry read and and faking that I couldn't do a
Speaker 1: push up and they were like, this guy is hilarious,
Speaker 1: this guy's these guys are a guy, and I was
Speaker 1: like timing, he's crazy, but now you've gotten better, but
Speaker 1: now I can do a push up. Yes, Um, you know,
Speaker 1: the show was beloved. You are also somebody who people
Speaker 1: are getting to know. You've you've you've had a really
Speaker 1: interesting journey. I mean you started acting at the age
Speaker 1: of ten, I believe. Like, how are you normal? I
Speaker 1: know else is. Honestly, I feel like a lot of
Speaker 1: child stars aren't well adjusted and as they grew up
Speaker 1: they become they become like and I understand what happens
Speaker 1: to them. I'm not even blaming them, but you seem normal.
Speaker 1: You know, I met your mom. She's great and she's
Speaker 1: like you all. Yeah, she's normal as well. You know,
Speaker 1: I think. I mean I went to a public school
Speaker 1: most of my life. I like, I I even in
Speaker 1: high school. I was I kept along with the curriculum.
Speaker 1: I was in a regular high school. I and my
Speaker 1: my core group of friends, or the friends that I've
Speaker 1: had for the longest time, I think. And I was
Speaker 1: also really blessed that Cobra Kai blew up over the pandemic.
Speaker 1: So I wasn't I wasn't out and about. There wasn't
Speaker 1: like walking around with you know, the stranger things kids like. Oh,
Speaker 1: don't take pictures. It was it was I was at
Speaker 1: home like Oh man, going to trainer Jones with my
Speaker 1: mask on, like you guys. Do you know? Yeah, it's, it's, it's.
Speaker 1: It's been so cool to see you your rise, because
Speaker 1: I mean obviously Cobra Kai's gate, but now I mean
Speaker 1: to be a superhero. This is this is almost everyone's dream.
Speaker 1: You know, DC tapped you as the blue beetle, which
Speaker 1: is historic, and what's also impressive is that you didn't
Speaker 1: ask you to audition for the role. No, I think.
Speaker 1: You know, I was very fortunate. I had met the
Speaker 1: director on Manto, who's WHO's you know, I I give
Speaker 1: him credit for all of this because he really believed,
Speaker 1: did me and uh, I had met him at at
Speaker 1: Sundance a few years prior to the movie and and
Speaker 1: I guess I left somewhat of an impression and he
Speaker 1: had watched the show and he was like I think
Speaker 1: this is perfect. And obviously we had conversations. It wasn't
Speaker 1: like I got a call like you got it, you're
Speaker 1: the guy and I was like yes, that would be okay,
Speaker 1: a package. You got sense with the scare? No, no, no, Um.
Speaker 1: But we had conversations about it and I think we
Speaker 1: were really on the same page with what the movie
Speaker 1: what the movie meant, you know, not only to myself
Speaker 1: and him, but to the greater community, the greater h
Speaker 1: you know, community, community, and and we were on the
Speaker 1: same page. So we're like let's do it. It means
Speaker 1: so much the community. It also means so much to
Speaker 1: see somebody as young as you in an industry that
Speaker 1: for so long was defined in a certain way, redefining
Speaker 1: what that industry is. You know, I wanted to even
Speaker 1: beyond how people perceive you. How do you process the
Speaker 1: world that you and you know it's so show media
Speaker 1: with all these things, because the previous generation of actors
Speaker 1: and and celebrities didn't have to deal with that. Do
Speaker 1: you have a find that there's a lot of pressure
Speaker 1: to be in two worlds? You can just focus on
Speaker 1: what you do, you have to focus on how people
Speaker 1: see you online, or is that just part of your life? Yes,
Speaker 1: I think it definitely is something to think about. But
Speaker 1: also I like to have fun. I like I. I
Speaker 1: definitely have a big proponent of like you can't, you
Speaker 1: can't take yourself too seriously, like I. I would love
Speaker 1: to do vogue and stuff like that, but also I
Speaker 1: pull out my but cheeks all the time, like I i.
Speaker 1: I'm definitely a normal twenty one year old and I
Speaker 1: and my family was super like. They are also always
Speaker 1: like just you're also a kid, like you can be
Speaker 1: a kid and that's okay. And and obviously there's a
Speaker 1: sense of professionalism that comes with being in this industry,
Speaker 1: but that all kind of came naturally working around adults
Speaker 1: all the time, and the first show that I ever
Speaker 1: worked on for a couple of years was the show
Speaker 1: called parentet and I was around only adults. So it
Speaker 1: was it was kind of odd being around like Ray
Speaker 1: Romano or these guys and I was just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're having a regular conver stations. Yeah, these are my
Speaker 1: co workers. And then I would go back to school.
Speaker 1: Like nobody would believe me because nobody as a middle
Speaker 1: school or watched parenthood. They were like so, they're like
Speaker 1: my mom's cry to you, but I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't know this. So I I was, you know, with
Speaker 1: the social media I've been able to uh, kind of
Speaker 1: just do me. I like that. I like, I think
Speaker 1: that's a great Monto for life. It's like, you know,
Speaker 1: do what you do, work really hard, but always remember
Speaker 1: to pull your butt cheeks out, always remember the put
Speaker 1: your buys out. Yeah, yeah, yeah, congratulations. Good the show.
Speaker 1: So what money is going to everybody? We're gonna take
Speaker 1: a quick right over, right backs. We'll not talking tonight.
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