Speaker 1: There's a lot of things you could say about the
Speaker 1: Republican Party, but there's one thing that they are not scared.
Speaker 1: They're not scared of us. They fly, they flag, there's
Speaker 1: some real there's some real g stuff over there. They
Speaker 1: you're still having Trump rallies, you like you still putting
Speaker 1: together laws about the election had already happened. They're not scared.
Speaker 1: And anybody who's been around gangs or in one you
Speaker 1: have to be like, we'll shoot. I respected good. They're
Speaker 1: playing their hand, they flying, they flag. You can't be
Speaker 1: mad at them. And they it seems like they actually
Speaker 1: played that Trump hand very well. Thanks the old Mitch.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you see a hood or a settle like you know,
Speaker 1: and look, I'm saying this from a position of I
Speaker 1: watched it happen. You know, I said so many time
Speaker 1: the gang banging day in my life. But I had
Speaker 1: to learn how to talk to y'all. I had to
Speaker 1: know how y'all move so I can survive, be able
Speaker 1: to just walk home safely, so I know how to
Speaker 1: politic with y'all, because how else are we gonna live here?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. So you watch this stuff happen,
Speaker 1: you know, Homi Teslin over there at the Straighten Old
Speaker 1: Chasers show. She gave this example on the pod we
Speaker 1: did just brothers say, hey, man, I need six neeks
Speaker 1: to go move down to the I E. And set
Speaker 1: up shop over there, you know what I'm saying, and
Speaker 1: get us established in this area, you feel me, And
Speaker 1: then we're gonna start moving some weight after that. But listen,
Speaker 1: nobody moved until I tell you we gotta get this
Speaker 1: all set. Once it's set up, though, there's no stopping us.
Speaker 1: It's our block, it's our hood. And I remember as
Speaker 1: kids seeing people who will be on the phone talking
Speaker 1: about like, hey, whatever happened to Carlos or Tommy whatever? Right, Oh,
Speaker 1: I ain't had to move to Arkansas, you know for
Speaker 1: the summer. He's staying with his auntie and Oklahoma, like
Speaker 1: and they fall off the planet to us. Little did
Speaker 1: I know that he was over there setting up shop.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. They had an uncle, you know,
Speaker 1: talk to the big homies. Damn up, Like it's working out,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, Like, how do sets travel
Speaker 1: like like that? You go set up shop, you know,
Speaker 1: and it works like this. I don't know what else
Speaker 1: to say, it works, and it works the same with
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court. Oh, Mitch Mitch put On for the
Speaker 1: Hood Politics, y'all. He so good right now, little politics y'all.
Speaker 1: So listen, I did the the Straight No Chaser pod
Speaker 1: with uh the O G Test Live, and I mean,
Speaker 1: she banged on me like you're okay, you're doing this,
Speaker 1: you know this hood this politics stuff, like where you from?
Speaker 1: What's that you claim you know? And um, I had
Speaker 1: to clarify, like you know really what I'm doing here?
Speaker 1: You feel me? That Like I'm coming from a more
Speaker 1: sociological educational approach as far as like the stuff I
Speaker 1: try to cover, like she get into the policy like
Speaker 1: she she and the weeds in a way that like
Speaker 1: I'm just not good at you feel me? And she
Speaker 1: also like she was outside like you don't really bang.
Speaker 1: So I was telling me where I was from perspective
Speaker 1: I'm coming from, which is more like learning how to
Speaker 1: like I gotta move among all y'all, Nick's so I
Speaker 1: have to understand how everybody moves. You feel me? Even
Speaker 1: the way she came at me is like proof of
Speaker 1: concept of my show. I have to know how to
Speaker 1: answer her. You know what I'm saying because that's she
Speaker 1: real ast g You know what I'm saying, So, like
Speaker 1: you better know how to talk to these real ast nikes.
Speaker 1: You know I'm saying like or this do not pass God.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. So that's what I mean
Speaker 1: by like the way that I'm approaching this show. It's
Speaker 1: like I know how to answer her. She banged on me.
Speaker 1: I told her the truth, like there's only two or
Speaker 1: three degrees separation among gangsters. Nigga, you can't lie about
Speaker 1: this ship, you know what I'm saying. So I told
Speaker 1: her where I'm from, told her who I ran with,
Speaker 1: told him I o JS, told her where. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, what I didn't do niggas, I don't know.
Speaker 1: You gotta tell the truth. You feel me because you've
Speaker 1: done And she g checked me a few times and
Speaker 1: it's like dig that's how you move Like, so I
Speaker 1: would say, like I'm talking to the rest of the hood,
Speaker 1: you feel me while she talking to the set. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. Anyway, Uh, we started talking about
Speaker 1: Mitch and how I was like, Mitch, I'll hear hustling man,
Speaker 1: he don't really care like Mitch is getting his lips together,
Speaker 1: making his moves, doing he gotta do. She was like,
Speaker 1: no nigga, he putting off for the hood, like he
Speaker 1: sent the six niggas to the I E. And them
Speaker 1: six niggas was the Supreme Court justice. This fool worked
Speaker 1: Trump so well, put on so hard that the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court is now a six three leaning conservative, a six
Speaker 1: three Republican thing. Now what do I mean by that?
Speaker 1: A Supreme Court justice is a lifelong appointment the goal
Speaker 1: in its inception for the Supreme Court. Look, there's the
Speaker 1: Constitution is pretty quiet about it. It just basically says,
Speaker 1: I mean, there's no rules on it except for we
Speaker 1: should have one. And for for a long time, it
Speaker 1: really ain't played a role that it plays now. They'd
Speaker 1: even have an office. It was like a basement, you
Speaker 1: feel me. And because of the way that the colleagues
Speaker 1: were set up in the First States, it traveled, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, the Supreme Court like would travel
Speaker 1: on horse buggy. It didn't play the role it plays,
Speaker 1: you feel me. It wasn't until there wasn't no rules
Speaker 1: about how many justices are Suppo used to be on
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court, Like that's we added that later, and
Speaker 1: it wasn't until James Madison who kind of figured out, like, uh,
Speaker 1: this could be a lick. We could make this work
Speaker 1: for ourselves. They were supposed to be again, the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court is supposed to be the most removed from the
Speaker 1: political process. That's why they're not elected, That's why they appointed,
Speaker 1: and that's why they stayed forever. The idea was to
Speaker 1: keep them away from being swayed by partisan politics. Y'all
Speaker 1: see how well that went right. But if you think
Speaker 1: about it for a second, you it's like, okay, if
Speaker 1: the president get on top. It's like, you mean to
Speaker 1: tell me I get to pick who get to be
Speaker 1: the final say about stuff? You're tripping if I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna exploit this, Like that's quite Why would I not
Speaker 1: exploit this? You're telling me I get to pick the refs?
Speaker 1: Are you tripping? Of course, I'm going to do this.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna set up shot. I'm are you telling me
Speaker 1: I could put a man on the inside. You mean
Speaker 1: tell me all the men inside men could be mine?
Speaker 1: Oh it is all like that's easy and it works now.
Speaker 1: Lesson for us out here is that means you have
Speaker 1: to vote because it matters not just about who's sitting
Speaker 1: in that office, but who they're gonna elect to sit
Speaker 1: on our courts, because that's what solidified the laws, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. So like like, so I'm telling
Speaker 1: like men like hoods, listen, voting for elected officials is
Speaker 1: not just for that person, Like we're talking about the
Speaker 1: laws we're gonna have to sit up under. So it's like,
Speaker 1: you gotta vote. And of course I know what I'm
Speaker 1: saying this too, felons, you know, who can't, but that
Speaker 1: law can change, so us around the homies who know
Speaker 1: they don't get a voice, Like that's on us then,
Speaker 1: and that means that we need to go out there
Speaker 1: and make sure we cast and votes that concern our
Speaker 1: community because we know the type of laws that might
Speaker 1: get passed later. So now we have nine Supreme Court justices,
Speaker 1: and for the last couple of decades it's been a
Speaker 1: majority split where it's like either four conservatives five liberals
Speaker 1: or vice versa, five conservatives for liberals. And that's kind
Speaker 1: of how it's gone for a while. And then food
Speaker 1: started dying and retiring. You know what I'm saying. RBG
Speaker 1: and Justice Scalia, they just started. They just started falling
Speaker 1: off because it's a life long thing. The only way
Speaker 1: to get out is to retire or die. So Trump
Speaker 1: and mentioned him the Republicans was like, Yo, we got
Speaker 1: three seats, we could get three up in this mud
Speaker 1: that foo got three Supreme Court like he just set
Speaker 1: up shops and now it's a six three majority conservative judge.
Speaker 1: So that means we're ready for the smoke. Now, bring
Speaker 1: it on. Let's go square up. Everybody, give me all
Speaker 1: the cases y'all afraid to talk to because we got
Speaker 1: off pizza in place. Now, now let me back up
Speaker 1: again and talk a little bit about constitutional interpretation and
Speaker 1: where at least current, because again it wasn't always like this.
Speaker 1: Where currently this binary of conservative or liberal judges kind
Speaker 1: of fall Give me, give me a smoke, I want
Speaker 1: it all. For the most part, your conservative judges are
Speaker 1: what they would call themselves as constitutionalist, meaning this is
Speaker 1: a fixed document. The framers said exactly what they meant,
Speaker 1: and it is locked in stone, and it is our
Speaker 1: job to look at that document and not pontificate or philosophies.
Speaker 1: It's like, no, this is what it says, and we
Speaker 1: need to draw logical conclusions based on the Constitution. That's
Speaker 1: what y'all hired me to do is interpret the Constitution,
Speaker 1: but to not I mean a lot of times, like
Speaker 1: there's a lot of theological with parallels with this ship
Speaker 1: to where it's like you have your strict orthodoxy of
Speaker 1: what the scriptures, the Bible or the Quran, what it says,
Speaker 1: Like no, it literally says this Bible said maybe seven days,
Speaker 1: it was made in seven days. You know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 1: this is not this is not for debate. It's what
Speaker 1: it says, you know, which is kind of an unfair interpretation.
Speaker 1: But anyway, then you have we're on the liberal side
Speaker 1: who would say, well, this is a living and fluid document.
Speaker 1: There's no way these guys in the seventeen hundreds could
Speaker 1: have imagined the Internet or the world we've been a
Speaker 1: live into. So the document is our starting point, and
Speaker 1: it's purposefully ambiguous because they were calculating for stuff that
Speaker 1: they don't know was coming. Thomas Jefferson was quoted of saying,
Speaker 1: I suppose it's asking a man to wear his coat
Speaker 1: as when he was a boy. Two make a person
Speaker 1: be subject to his ancestors. Barbarism is basically like we
Speaker 1: know in the future life gonna be different, so you
Speaker 1: shouldn't have to do what we're doing. Now, go back
Speaker 1: to your conservative side. They say, well, that's what amendments
Speaker 1: are for. That's what he was talking about. He was saying, well,
Speaker 1: you add amendments, but the Constitution itself it's fixed. And
Speaker 1: again back to the liberal side, there's like, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: those are addendums, which is great, I'm glad day the are.
Speaker 1: But it's preposterous for you to think that these framers
Speaker 1: actually thought that this document did. We wouldn't be able
Speaker 1: to go back in and go, oh yeah, that's they
Speaker 1: couldn't have imagined our culture. So there's things we gotta
Speaker 1: change anyway. So these are the two ways these people fall.
Speaker 1: Right now, you're concern everative dudes, they on top. Now
Speaker 1: you should be flashing back to your third fourth grade.
Speaker 1: Our bill becomes a law. It's supposed to happen in Congress.
Speaker 1: But unless you just ain't watched a lick of news
Speaker 1: or paid attention at all for the last foulk presidents,
Speaker 1: Congress can't do it. They can't make no decisions. It
Speaker 1: keep getting filipbusted, and you just you can't get none out.
Speaker 1: So that's why foods have been leaning on the courts
Speaker 1: ultimately as the like the kill switch, you know, the
Speaker 1: final say for things you're trying to get passed. It
Speaker 1: wasn't designed that way, but that's how it's working. So
Speaker 1: it's like, Yo, you're in the ocean, you might as
Speaker 1: well swim. That's this is the situation now. Now Oftentimes
Speaker 1: when we talk about laws being passed, and I think
Speaker 1: I got said this so many times, but it's like
Speaker 1: it's so true and reality is so hood. It's like
Speaker 1: no one's arguing the merits of the case people making.
Speaker 1: Nobody's arguing like the principles of a bill you're trying
Speaker 1: to get past. That's not how Congress work. So I
Speaker 1: was in a studio session with the Homi Noah James King.
Speaker 1: I E like, I don't the man is the king
Speaker 1: of the I E. I used the Inland Empire. If
Speaker 1: you don't notice, like and you know, hit boy, that's
Speaker 1: the I E. Like rialto Fontana, like Red Land's Marino Valley,
Speaker 1: Rancho upland Ontario like Pomona. These are I can't stress
Speaker 1: enough that you can't underestimate the realness of the Inland empire.
Speaker 1: It's nothing to play around with. Anyway. He was talking
Speaker 1: about this situation where neighborhood there was some cars that
Speaker 1: kept getting broken into. It was messing up his situation.
Speaker 1: Noah was like, concert promotes, I should let him tell
Speaker 1: the story, but it's so perfect for this moment. And
Speaker 1: it was kind of crazy because as he was telling
Speaker 1: this story, I was like, man, I swear this happened
Speaker 1: like the same thing happening in my neighborhood. Was wild anyway,
Speaker 1: you know, Noah was concert promoting, so him being the
Speaker 1: type of nigger that like the block trust and he
Speaker 1: could go get an audience with the O G s.
Speaker 1: You know, he just pulled up to him and was like,
Speaker 1: hey man, what can we do? Do you need something
Speaker 1: from us? And then Noah says, hey, man, I see
Speaker 1: you got a lot of little homies that want to wrap.
Speaker 1: How about I put them on shows? See that's how
Speaker 1: you're supposed to respond, like, what can we do? You
Speaker 1: just respect the O G. What can we do? So
Speaker 1: he started booking these little homies for the shows and
Speaker 1: it Scott, listen, you don't address the fact that there's
Speaker 1: mad breaking and entering happening in the city. Because nobody
Speaker 1: interested in you arguing the merits of whether this is
Speaker 1: right or wrong. Is you talking about I need something
Speaker 1: from you? You need maybe I could offer you something
Speaker 1: that in exchange for what I need for you. That's
Speaker 1: that's yeah, that's how the Congress works. They're either trying
Speaker 1: to get somebody out of office or you're trying to
Speaker 1: set up a bag for later. Like they're not concerned
Speaker 1: with the merits of the law. Were working here, you
Speaker 1: you follow me, It just ain't been working for the
Speaker 1: last they've been working. And I have my theories that's
Speaker 1: why they ain't been working this because the hood is
Speaker 1: riled up. You feel me like they look like I
Speaker 1: said that, the Republicans ain't scared. They're not scared of nobody.
Speaker 1: I knew some dudes like that growing up, where you
Speaker 1: just it's just like he this this boy is just
Speaker 1: not scared. I think I said it in one of
Speaker 1: one of the episodes before, like my uncle's Sonny look
Speaker 1: at somebody in the face and being like, you think
Speaker 1: I'm scared of the police. I know for a fact
Speaker 1: he's not scared. So that and that's I mean, that's
Speaker 1: the g code, Like you just scared of y'all sent
Speaker 1: me to jail, it do you know, double back and
Speaker 1: triple my income. Like I'm not scared. So anyway, servatives
Speaker 1: got their weight up and they're ready for the smoke.
Speaker 1: They're ready to take on some of the hardest cases,
Speaker 1: just these big cultural flashpoints in America that leads to
Speaker 1: protests and riots. There is one thing I did notice though,
Speaker 1: is they're definitely not talking about no reparations. They're definitely
Speaker 1: not talking about no damn but January six insurrection because
Speaker 1: Congress stopped that from happening. Because white people get away
Speaker 1: with ship all the time in America. That's why we need,
Speaker 1: you know, persons of color and I know, like to
Speaker 1: be honest, like black people, we need to come to
Speaker 1: the table and like start making these agendas because we
Speaker 1: keep putting people in office and then they don't. They
Speaker 1: don't do ship for us, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: Because you could look at the cases that they've taken
Speaker 1: on it like this ain't got nothing to do with us.
Speaker 1: Right we are at the hundred year anniversary of the
Speaker 1: Tussa race riots where they burnt down Black Wall Street.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was supposed to do he did it today
Speaker 1: he was supped or yesterday. He's supposed to do this
Speaker 1: thing honor. He didn't say a damn word. There's three
Speaker 1: living survivors. There was no and will not be any
Speaker 1: restitution for this because I mean on set, I mean,
Speaker 1: it's pretty it's pretty simple. So when you think about
Speaker 1: the nine eleven style commission, which is what was done
Speaker 1: to put an official record on paper for perpetuity as
Speaker 1: to what happened in the September eleventh attack, just for
Speaker 1: the for final record, so we can know for a
Speaker 1: fact this is what went down, and this is how
Speaker 1: we prevent it from happening again. We were trying to
Speaker 1: have this happened for the January six insurrection for the
Speaker 1: record's people already you know, and we talked about in
Speaker 1: the shut Up you Ain't Gonna do Ship episode. There's
Speaker 1: already people going through, you know, litigation for it. But
Speaker 1: an official record that says this is what the hell happened.
Speaker 1: This is how we got here. Here's how we make
Speaker 1: sure it don't go down again. They shot that down.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you why, because gang gang they're not
Speaker 1: scared of us. I need like, do you are you
Speaker 1: following me? They're not scared of us. They won't the smoke.
Speaker 1: They literally looked at everybody, gestures wildly and was like
Speaker 1: the up. You don't get ship. We're not scary of
Speaker 1: matter of fact, we want to smoke. Give me a smoke,
Speaker 1: Give me all smoke. Give me are smoke, Give me
Speaker 1: all smoke. Give me are smoke all Yo. So we're back.
Speaker 1: So the cases they want to take on, they're gonna
Speaker 1: take on I mean, two really big ones that how
Speaker 1: much to do with black people, because I mean, because
Speaker 1: you know why. But they're taking this on. They're taking
Speaker 1: on one abortion case. They ain't taking an abortion case
Speaker 1: in forever. And the question that they considering is it's
Speaker 1: kind of like this. The question is when does the
Speaker 1: fetal rights kick in. Right since nineteen seventy three when
Speaker 1: we passed you know, Roe v. Wade Up to the
Speaker 1: second trimester, this is federal law up to the second trimester.
Speaker 1: It's really up to the woman. What you're gonna do,
Speaker 1: How are you gonna do it? That's what the law
Speaker 1: protects that like yo, up to here, up to the
Speaker 1: second trimester, it's this is your right, it's your body.
Speaker 1: At the third trimester, this is when states get to
Speaker 1: speak into Okay, well what about the fetus? You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, that's like the obviously that's one of
Speaker 1: the talking points about this is like, well when does
Speaker 1: the fetus get right? Right? So that's the question they're asking.
Speaker 1: They're gonna start questioning that second trimester line to say, well,
Speaker 1: really is this? Is that really the mark? Like when
Speaker 1: can states start regulating and a abortion? And how can
Speaker 1: we make that federal? Is the question they're asking now,
Speaker 1: as y'all know, you can't even say the word abort
Speaker 1: without starting a riot. You feel me because nobody is
Speaker 1: ready to move anywhere. We all pushing as hard as
Speaker 1: we can for what you believe is right. And I
Speaker 1: think what's so interesting about this particular case and this
Speaker 1: particular cause, and it's really why the why the Democrats?
Speaker 1: I feel like I still can't get that ship together
Speaker 1: over this is this double talk. I feel like it's
Speaker 1: double if I'm putting myself in a conservative shoe. Right,
Speaker 1: if you say there are five pro life issues, right,
Speaker 1: you know, healthcare, immigration, abortion, childcare, prison system, these are
Speaker 1: all like you know, death penalties are all like life issues.
Speaker 1: Some could argued that four out of five of those
Speaker 1: issues the left got covered. They're doing very well in them,
Speaker 1: but that one. You know, if you run down your
Speaker 1: your more liberal conservative, they're going most of these policies
Speaker 1: I'm really I really don't ride for, but this one,
Speaker 1: this baby thing, that's just they're like, I gotta put
Speaker 1: a flag some you feel me like, and the flag
Speaker 1: is in their mind. They murder like this, how can
Speaker 1: I talk about anything else if you don't let the
Speaker 1: kid live? Like in their mind, I'm not saying this
Speaker 1: what I'm just talking about day mind. So they like
Speaker 1: this one thing. It's it's so watershed that it's like,
Speaker 1: I just don't know how I could justify letting this
Speaker 1: one go. And I think until the Democrats learn how
Speaker 1: to talk about this thing a little better than being like, well,
Speaker 1: I personally would never have an abortion, but I think,
Speaker 1: you know, it's okay if somebody else does. It's like
Speaker 1: if you I'm talking from a Republican year, Republican, hear
Speaker 1: here what they could bang your hood? Like what do
Speaker 1: you just say? What you mean? You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: Like they don't work for them. They just like nigga,
Speaker 1: you not because remember they're not scared. They say what
Speaker 1: they mean they're looking at they looking at the Democrats
Speaker 1: like nigga, say what just bang your hood? Like if
Speaker 1: this is what you feel, that's what you feel? What
Speaker 1: is this ship? This double talk? Make it like you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, like I don't believe you. I
Speaker 1: get it, I get white, and I feel like that's
Speaker 1: why until the Democrats learn how to speak about this,
Speaker 1: I just don't know. Now. Granted, the vast majority of
Speaker 1: America isn't as cut and dry about abortion as the
Speaker 1: Republican basis. I think the vast majority of America really
Speaker 1: is kind of fluid with how they how they see
Speaker 1: and define this, and some people just like, looking, I
Speaker 1: ain't gonna touch this at all, stay out of this.
Speaker 1: It's authority, I get it. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It is authority idea. But now Republicans they set up shop,
Speaker 1: they're good. The next thing they're taken on is guns,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, you think they care at all about
Speaker 1: your school shootings? You think they're scared at all of y'all.
Speaker 1: They haven't taken the gun issue in ten years. And
Speaker 1: what they're taken on is this New York law requiring
Speaker 1: a license for concealed weapon. There's asking if a license,
Speaker 1: if having to have a license to conceal a weapon
Speaker 1: outside is constitutional in your house is a different story,
Speaker 1: Like you know, you can have a gun in your house,
Speaker 1: but the but the right to carry and conceal. They're
Speaker 1: hoping to set some precedents. Now again, what's crazy about
Speaker 1: the situation is they gotta vote to burn. You only
Speaker 1: need five to get a law declared constitutional or unconstitutional
Speaker 1: because it's only nine justices. They got six, so that
Speaker 1: means one of them niggas can wild out and vote
Speaker 1: the wrong way or request to sit out, and they
Speaker 1: still get it. They set up shops and they're good.
Speaker 1: Now Listen, it usually takes for these big old cases
Speaker 1: the Supreme Courts. It usually tries to wait until the
Speaker 1: end of the term to finally, like that year's turn
Speaker 1: to finally like you know, make some decisions. Because so
Speaker 1: they get to say basically they get to drop Mike,
Speaker 1: they make the law in them or they declare whether
Speaker 1: it's constitution or not in then bounced. I'm saying. Then
Speaker 1: what happens after that is like it's got to get
Speaker 1: kicked back to Congress because you still gotta make something
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. And then Congress continues to
Speaker 1: get into a filibuster, they get deadlocked, and then then
Speaker 1: some sort of executive order and then the other side
Speaker 1: argues that, like, that's no fair, it's just it's just
Speaker 1: this this bush to just keep happening. But in this scenario,
Speaker 1: Conservatives sitting good right now. And you know what, if
Speaker 1: you got any respect for a g listen, I don't
Speaker 1: care what you think about them. Next, well played, sir,
Speaker 1: well played, because they didn't set up shot bro, and
Speaker 1: now they like Supreme Court, give me all the smoke.
Speaker 1: I want it all. They could bring your best nigga.
Speaker 1: What's up where everybody lives? Nobody worried. That's some g ship, y'all.
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