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Yeah, what's up?
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This is um Off World Culture.
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Back at it again with Kay and Barry with another episode of World Culture.
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Thank you for joining us this evening, or at least for us it's an evening.
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Uh this evening we'll be talking about teddy bears, rainbows, and love.
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I'm just kidding.
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Sunshine.
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One thing that is several things that the planet is not.
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So one thing we would wanted to discuss tonight is kind of the way um the world's going, which we all mostly know it's uh in to hell in a handbasket.
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Um we were listening to the series thing about uh AI, you know, and how some people really believe AI is gonna turn and be like Terminator.
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I've been saying it for years, but um, I don't think it's initially a threat right now, but I think it may be in the future.
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But yeah, I mean, just everything with the world, everybody's looking for shortcuts, you know, and relationships too, which is why a lot of people don't have relationships when um you know, this just didn't tell us that there are less men like I read this the other day, it's that um 16 or 68 percent of men now 8.5 approach a woman because they're just tired.
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That's what it's they're just tired, you know.
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Like I said, I'm tired emotionally into it, you know, and tired of being rejected or having women call you free or something like that.
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You know, that's just so I'm the same way.
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I do that.
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I will always let her go.
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I'll I'll have to go back for two things.
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Like I need to be personally, I know it's time to uh sorry go ahead.
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You know, I said I think it's time for things to switch up.
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Yeah, but the time things are going through things clearly things clearly things have not been working.
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Yeah, I think it's time for it to change this thing going up and see what people see.
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Get a chance to see what people really see or what it means to see the other side of the if they really want that or not, you know, you get a chance to see 100% other things when they change.
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Well, you it's that saying you don't know what you missed to go.
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Oh, yeah, you don't know what you got chosen.
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I think it's time for this country to go through that kind of thing.
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Yeah.
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It's time for everything just to change up.
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What do you think could make and this is kind of an off off route question, but what do you think could make things better?
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I think it'd have to get worse before it gets worse.
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I can't say it's gonna make I don't have a question for better, but uh I think things gotta go to shit and ask kind of rise and evolve from that.
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There's only one way to just get this thing back on course.
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That's true.
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Clearly everybody's comfortable with the same way, you know, and the people that's trying to warn everybody, though that people just too scared that you know, the people that's warning people are too scared that you can try to test things out differently.
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You know, I was reading, um, you know, recently we all know this, uh, there was a movie called Michael that was released about Michael Jackson.
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Um, and um, anyways, but apparently they're making a part two to tell the other story of life.
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But I was reading about him and how a lot of his songs, like Man, uh what Man and the Mare, or not, uh not Man and the Mare, um something man, but yeah, uh and several others, like his songs talk about, you know, changing for the better.
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And what I read was that he was so heartbroken with with how he saw how things were in our planet.
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And this was of course back in the 80s and night.
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We had NF9-11 after that, and you know, whatever, um, that he would break down and write songs trying to convince people to treat each other better.
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And if you actually go back and listen to some of the songs, you could hear it.
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Like he's saying, like, you know, let's get better from each other, let's da-da-da.
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And like his heart really broke on how he saw the world, which doesn't just make him an incredible musician, but makes him an incredible human being, too, to actually feel pain and hurt for people he didn't even know.
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Um that says a lot about a person.
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And this was again back in the eighties and nineties, you know.
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Of course he's not life um anymore, unfortunately, but um, but yeah, he even Michael could see how shitty our our our planet was back then, you know?
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Jeez, yes, I came back.
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It's as shitty as where the country's going and shit.
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Well, you brought up a good point one time about uh, because I asked you, I said, What do you think it'd make things kind of better?
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Not better, but you know, whatever, and you say, Well, I think it has a lot to do with the family, like going back to the parents.
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I think you're right.
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Like, you know, people don't see all these people out here, that's younger people, they don't know how to act.
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Yeah.
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That goes straight to the parents, like they try to blame.
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It's a lot of these blame, it's like a lot of things they're doing where they're not blaming the parents these days.
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Yeah.
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And I can see that a lot, where it's like they keep wanting to blame the children of the the younger generation.
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And it's like they're letting all the all the parents off the hook.
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Yeah, right, yeah.
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I'm just noticing like this doesn't seem right.
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It wasn't their fault.
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Well, it's uh it's just funny, so I can't tell you who in one situation do you not blame a parent?
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That's just my body.
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Yeah, I don't know.
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Um go ahead.
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Like like do like but they have to like what do you have to do for people to not look at the parent?
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Most things you would look at, you'd be like, Well, how was they raised?
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But this time nowadays, they don't it's like people don't really care about looking at how the about how the people are being raised.
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They don't Yeah.
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You have to go back to the beginning.
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You know?
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Uh I was thinking today how certain things are instilled in me, and um something fell the other day at my job and I reacted a certain way, and the person standing next to me said, Where the hell did you learn that from?
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I said, I Okay.
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So when I was a kid, I was put in karate when I was seven.
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Um, and then by ten I was put into riflery uh every summer for five weeks.
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So I was instilled karate and shooting very at a very early age.
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So it was instilled in me, and and my point in bringing all this up is I haven't done karate or anything like that in like a long time.
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It's been twenty-five plus years.
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But my point is is that when something fell, I did a certain move that it just naturally came out of me.
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And speaking why?
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Because it was instilled at me at a at a very young, young age.
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So I think the same is true with parents that if they instill certain, you know, character, quality, whatever you want to call it, mor uh, you know, values, then I believe that will live on in some people.
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Not everybody, but you know, yeah, again, it's just my opinion.
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Um I think the whole what it is the government wants it like that.
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Wants it like what?
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They want they want it to where the kids are the kids are getting dumber.
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Well they're they're succeeding.
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Right, right.
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That's what I'm saying.
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They're they're succeeding just they are succeeding.
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Because a lot we were talking about this the other day how a lot of people are just socially handicapped.
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They just don't know how to it's no common sense.
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Yeah, common sense is just not common anymore.
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Um, sadly.
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Um And it's the illusion of freedom where we have all these conveniences that people think that you know, usually you have to work hard for the little things.
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Like washing clothes, you had to work hard to do that, to really wash clothes.
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Mm-hmm.
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If somebody said they was ti tired from washing clothes but before the sixties, they were really tired before washing tired of washing clothes because they literally had to hand wash the clothes.
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Nowadays you got machines and people would still say they're tired.
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Oh, it's too hard to know.
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It's like you just throw the throw the clothes in there, put, you know, w uh soap and start.
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Like these days you have so many conveniences that people still find a way to bring those old tropes back of working hard if they were actually doing nearly as hard work.
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Yeah, so like back then, let's go way back in the day when they didn't have cars, they had to plow their fucking, you know, whatever, their fields to make money and eat and all that, you know.
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And we would consider that, at least I would consider that a pain in the ass.
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I wouldn't want to fucking do that shit, you know?
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Like, um okay, so I'm gonna share this, but I can't share like a lot of details on it.
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Um somebody I worked with at one point in time, um, she was 20, okay.
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Um she told me in so many words that her parents like track her.
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I said, Well, what do you mean like they track you?
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Because I'm oblivious, apparently.
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Uh Barry probably already knows this, but I did I didn't.
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Um her parents track her when she goes out, so they I guess on their phone they could find out where she is and everything, right?
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Right, yeah.
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And apparently there's a speed limit, so if she goes over 60, they know that she went over 60.
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So she was telling me how like they get on to her because she went over 65.
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And I was just like, are you being serious?
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I thought she was messing with it.
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Now, now, now think about it.
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Crazy, dude.
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Think about it.
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If they condition their children to always somebody's watching them and somebody's gonna stop them, man.
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Always gonna protect them.
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What do you think is gonna happen to that person when they get older?
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Well, I always think somebody's there watching them to protect them, to do all this washing over them and tell them when not to do something, need permission to do something.
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They're more control though.
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It's a I think it's a control thing.
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Yeah, whatever it is.
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It's not gonna help the person actually needs to learn the hard way.
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It's not gonna help her at all.
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At all.
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It's crazy, man.
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It's just a different day and age.
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It really is.
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Like, and the fact that we have things that make life or supposedly make life easier, they're not.
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Like, I told my I I have a I have a cousin, and he uh, you know, he had got a credit card, you know, recently.
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Wait, he got uh he got a credit card recently?
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He ain't got a credit card.
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He'd been using it, but he, you know, uh because you know, his his his his his grandma suggested he should get a credit card as long as he had the money to pay it back.
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And I and I told him, Do you don't need it?
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I mean, uh it was already after the fact, but I said, Don't ever, ever have a credit card, man.
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Don't ever unless you're already don't have a credit card unless you have the money, and even then don't use the credit card.
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Because what I told him is that you just it's just setting it's it's setting you up.
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Why would you you're too young to need a credit card?
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Yeah, way too young.
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It's never your money.
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It's uh it's a trap.
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It's a straight up trap.
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And just because your grandma told you it would be your credit.
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You don't need that to build your credit right off the bat.
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You don't need it.
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That's a trap, because you know what he did, he sp he he maxed it out.
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And then he now he has to now he has to try try to work to pay it off.
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Of course.
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Yeah, because I I told him I said, you know, you don't need you don't need a credit card.
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No matter you can pay it or not, it's a trap.
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It's there to get you to a point where you're gonna want to spend money even if you know you don't have it.
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And you don't have it, yeah.
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Because it's not your you're never your it's never your money unless you literally have the money.
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And even then it's never your money.
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It's a it's a it's a subconscious.
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Your subconscious is telling you, oh okay, I have this extra bit of money.
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Yeah, let me spend it.
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Yep.
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Would you normally would have spent that if you didn't have the car?
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Yeah, yeah.
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Would you spent that if you didn't know?
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Of course not, because you didn't have the money.
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That's all I was trying to give him to understand.
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Because he wouldn't have money, right?
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Yeah, right.
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That's what I was trying to give him to understand, but because he his grandmother already suggested it, then it was already, you know, it was already seared in, you know, from his grandmother that, oh, she knows better.
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So, you know, that so I'm just trying to tell him, you know, the stuff like that that these they're giving young people the wrong game, and I can see it, and you're setting them up for failure.
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Yeah.
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And then when they go out in the world, they gotta like you shouldn't even that be debt up to their eyeballs.
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Like, you shouldn't even have to do that.
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I don't even slave to Uncle Sam.
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That's why I was trying to like, man, these it's like people they're really a lot of people are failing the younger generation.
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I can't even blame our younger generation because it's the people that's raising them up like are failing them.
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And I can s I see it firsthand now.
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I'm like, oh it's definitely not this, it's definitely not the the I mean they they're blank slates, they don't know nothing.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Whatever you tell them, they're gonna do it.
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Yeah, like you don't tell them, they're not gonna they're gonna do it.
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It's either one.
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You gotta tell them something, but you tell them the wrong information, they're gonna take that.
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But even if you tell them the right information, they still fuck up.
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But at least you told them the right information.
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That's when you give them the choice.
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I told you the right information.
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But you didn't want to do it.
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It's different than just not telling them not the right information at all.
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Yeah.
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I'd be like, man, so Yeah, I mean they you gave them advice and they didn't they didn't this they didn't use your So that thing about the family is that a lot of people don't I don't think that family the family dynamic is over with.
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Oh yeah, I agree with that.
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Uh yeah, I that the family is.
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There's no incentive to really have it these days.
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Like everything's getting more expensive.
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It's it's more money to have kids.
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Yeah, what what is a family?
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It's technically like we're you know, at least in America's eyes, you know, you find meet woman, get married, then pop out babies.
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What woman are you gonna meet?
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And you know, whatever, you know.
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What person are you gonna meet that you can share a bond with and you could talk communicate and you can communicate effectively enough for what y'all on the same page is hard and your children and you have the and y'all have and agree on the the best decisions for the children.
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I mean look, this you're talking about a long-term plan.
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The odds are stacked against you.
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That's what I'm saying.
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The odds are stacked.
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You're better off having the AI girlfriend.
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AI AI to help you with help.
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You know what?
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Actually, people that have never been in and had sex, this is actually, never mind, I won't say names, but people that haven't had sex, like, they should have to get one of those first.
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Like, you know, and like you know, the AI.
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See if you can keep a conversation or whatever with the AI girl.
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Yeah, and then you know, I won't go down that road.
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It's sad though, man.
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This country is going to shit.
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It's gonna get worse before it gets better.
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Yeah.
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I don't know.
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That's that's what I think.
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I don't know if it will get better.
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It'll get better, but it's gonna get worse.
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I mean it's gonna get way worse.
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And if you if you actually believe the Bible, it tells a story that's gonna get way, way worse.
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Like worse.
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It's gotta get worse.
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Yeah, that's what I'm gonna say.
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That's true.
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But that they it's clearly not changing now.
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No.
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And it that means it's not bad yet.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I mean, people would have thought it would have got better, people would have changed after they seen two buildings get blown up and crashed down together.
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Still ain't been since since stuff got worse since then.
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Well, look at what back in the forties when a guy named Adolf Hitler murdered seven million fucking people, mostly Jews.
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That don't stop nothing.
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Yeah, that didn't stop anything.
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People don't care about that.
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Nobody came out and said, you know what, we need to be better to each other after this.
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Like that doesn't stop nothing.
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You know.
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It's sad, man.
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It really is, but not to be on a dark, somber note, but that doesn't really stop anything.
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No, it doesn't.
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This country has to literally have AI.
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I don't mind the Terminators coming.
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I don't mind.
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I'll be on their side and I'll what you want me to do.
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You gotta be a robot, man.
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So I ain't gonna make me no worried.
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Anything but make it me part of it.
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They're gonna make you a one of the things.
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You know they already seen the last terminator?
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Yeah.
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Where it's like they're it's a human being, but they put all uh mechanics in the person so they're like a terminator, but they can also die to the stuff.
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You know, they're trying to do it in real life when they try to have people have have chips in them, which you could like pay, like they're trying to get it to where you know the people can pay their stuff with like a with their wrist, like they just swipe their wrist over the shit.
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Like you're paying for groceries, then you swipe your wrist, and you you know you put the chip in your arm, and then you swipe over it, and that's your money.
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It's gonna get to that point and people are gonna fall for it.
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Shit, wait, wait.
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In the in the hand, like they're gonna get to a point where they they wanna they try already trying to get people to install like chips and stuff the mark.
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Yeah, they want chips installed.
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Dude, biblical, the Bible said that they're gonna eventually have stuff like this that would be the mark of the beast.
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Well, it's definitely a mark of it.
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That ain't good, man.
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That ain't good at all.
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You don't have people falling for it because they're already like, oh, this is crazy.
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You're right, they will do it.
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They're stupid, right?
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I'll get surgical work on me for freaking exactly.
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That's what I'm saying.
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You already go to do surgery for weirder things.
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Dude, you'll be tracked forever.
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You you know, like, right if people fall for it.
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That's what I'm saying.
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It has to get worse.
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That's bad.
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Man, that that scares me.
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You see Tesla car, you see these cyber trucks like we already was talking about, how somebody already got killed, a few people and already got killed in them.
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Yep, in them.
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Once they're on fire in the kitchen, once they're on fire because he can get out.
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Because if you see the doors, there's no answer.
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It's an electric car once it's locked, it's locked.
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Yeah, once electricity is in there.
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And it's a bulletproof car, so you can't smash away out of it.
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You can't break a window for him to get out of it.
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So, what do you think is gonna happen?
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You're in prison, man.
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You dead.
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I was talking, me and my friend was walking into a wayfair and we saw a cyber truck, and I was talking mess about the cyber truck, and the dude had the dude hurt me in front.
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He was like, Man, I didn't mean to be a conversation, but I was just thinking that same thing you were talking about.
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I was like, Yeah.
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Cyber truck.
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Yeah, about how you how you I said, them things is a setup, man.
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It looked cool and all, but why would I want to be in something I want to I can't get out of?
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Yeah, dude.
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I think they're idiots.
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Like it just sounds like a setup.
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That's like you might as well have your whole house with no doors on it, no handles.
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No doors.
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And then right, and then once it explodes, it's that's that's the only way you get out.
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That's only when you're getting out.
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You ain't getting out.
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You ain't getting out any other way.
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Going out in death, man.
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It's such a setup, people really spend money on it.
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Like I said, whoever got killed, people who could the guy, the people who didn't got killed in their own cyber trucks, guess how much money they they're not getting that money back.
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No, they you just spent all that money.
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Dead man can't spend money.
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You done spent all that money on that.
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You done worked your hard life just to get killed, and you gave that money right back to the company that killed you.
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Or dead man can't sue you.
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Crazy.
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Dude, that shit is crazy.
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That's scary.
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Um, you know what, like like you like Barry said earlier, like they're there the what'd you say?
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You said the um the system, like we're set up to what's trying to say.
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System was set up to uh like um okay, for example, um like you were talking about with your uh I don't know if you said nephew, cousin or something about the credit card.
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Yeah.
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Like it you're set up for failure.
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It's like he didn't have any money before, right?
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And so when they gave him that, it was borrowed money basically.
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And then when you spend it all, like you gotta pay back more than what would you actually it's a setup, dude.
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Like it's a setup.
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I I told Barry this a couple weeks ago, but um my dad used to give me a VP card when I was younger in high school.
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And so I would use that for gas.
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Unfortunately, I got really excited with swiping.
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I swiped up eight hundred dollars in just a few days.
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My dad obviously took back a credit card and made me pay back every penny of that.
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I'd sell my base, my amp.
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Um, so needless to say, that was my lesson on credit cards.
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Right, right.
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And the credit card I have now is hidden so that I'm not tempted to take it out and and go spend it.
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And that's the problem.
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You'll be tempted regardless.
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They know, they they know the government knows that they know the human psychology.
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Oh yeah, big time.
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If you have money and it's there, you're gonna be tempted to use it.
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Use it, use it.
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And they're gonna try to tempt you to use it even more.
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If you don't tip or if you don't use it.
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Yeah, but I didn't.
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I've been smart about it, you know, very little I spent on it.
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I I pay it back so that I have good credit, you know.
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But yeah, dude, it's it's it's hard.
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It's not easy to do.
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That's why I only carry cash.
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Like I don't have it.
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It's a whole trap.
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That's why I don't like I never don't like it when people in my family try to suggest credit cards.
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I'm like, you just want somebody to fail.
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Yeah, pretty much.
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You want somebody end up like, I you're in.
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Well, having a teenager get a credit card isn't really wise to get a credit card.
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It's not wise either.
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That's why I don't know why they even suggest I don't suggest enough damn credit.
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I'm I'm actually surprised they suggested that to him.
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I'm kind of surprised actually.
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Because they should know better.
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Well, you would think a lot of people don't know better.
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That's what I'm saying.
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They're giving the younger generation bad advice.
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I had to learn this from trial and error, and I'm trying to tell him.
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But it was he already had it by then.
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Now he's fucked, right?
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He has to pay, like you said he maxed it out.
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Well, I don't know how much was on there, but I'm sure it wasn't a lot.
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Well, I don't know.
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Then again, I don't know.
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I don't even know how he even got that.
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So I'm just like, see, that's the problem right there.
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You know, yeah, no, when you fill those things out, I ask you how much you make a year.
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You probably put like a hundred dollars.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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That's why I'm like, huh?
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That's why it's a setup, because they knew, all right, we'll just give you all the money, sure.
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Take it.
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Because they know people can lie about that shit.
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They know that already.
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They're like, go ahead.
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Go ahead.
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You're just gonna owe us.
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You're gonna be in debt to us.
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Literally.
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For the rest of the stuff.
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So why does it matter if they have to correct you on the money that you're gonna end up spending?
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Dude, it's like the mob.
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This is what they do.
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They do that kind of shit.
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It's just so that they own you.
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It's just the legal way of doing it.
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Well, they're very version's a little illegal, but still, like, it's very similar to what a government does to us.
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A credit card is a bad thing for a kid to have.
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Period.
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Period.
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Yeah, I I would never, yeah, that's something I would never teach.
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Yeah, it's probably not true.
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Uh horror culture.
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Ouch.
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Yeah, what's up?
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This is um Off World Culture.
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Back at it again with Kay and Barry with another episode of World Culture.
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Thank you for joining us this evening, or at least for us it's an evening.
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Uh this evening we'll be talking about teddy bears, rainbows, and love.
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I'm just kidding.
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Sunshine.
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One thing that is several things that the planet is not.
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So one thing we would wanted to discuss tonight is kind of the way um the world's going, which we all mostly know it's uh in to hell in a handbasket.
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Um we were listening to the series thing about uh AI, you know, and how some people really believe AI is gonna turn and be like Terminator.
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I've been saying it for years, but um, I don't think it's initially a threat right now, but I think it may be in the future.
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But yeah, I mean, just everything with the world, everybody's looking for shortcuts, you know, and relationships too, which is why a lot of people don't have relationships when um you know, this just didn't tell us that there are less men like I read this the other day, it's that um 16 or 68 percent of men now 8.5 approach a woman because they're just tired.
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That's what it's they're just tired, you know.
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Like I said, I'm tired emotionally into it, you know, and tired of being rejected or having women call you free or something like that.
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You know, that's just so I'm the same way.
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I do that.
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I will always let her go.
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I'll I'll have to go back for two things.
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Like I need to be personally, I know it's time to uh sorry go ahead.
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You know, I said I think it's time for things to switch up.
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Yeah, but the time things are going through things clearly things clearly things have not been working.
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Yeah, I think it's time for it to change this thing going up and see what people see.
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Get a chance to see what people really see or what it means to see the other side of the if they really want that or not, you know, you get a chance to see 100% other things when they change.
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Well, you it's that saying you don't know what you missed to go.
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Oh, yeah, you don't know what you got chosen.
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I think it's time for this country to go through that kind of thing.
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Yeah.
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It's time for everything just to change up.
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What do you think could make and this is kind of an off off route question, but what do you think could make things better?
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I think it'd have to get worse before it gets worse.
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I can't say it's gonna make I don't have a question for better, but uh I think things gotta go to shit and ask kind of rise and evolve from that.
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There's only one way to just get this thing back on course.
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That's true.
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Clearly everybody's comfortable with the same way, you know, and the people that's trying to warn everybody, though that people just too scared that you know, the people that's warning people are too scared that you can try to test things out differently.
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You know, I was reading, um, you know, recently we all know this, uh, there was a movie called Michael that was released about Michael Jackson.
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Um, and um, anyways, but apparently they're making a part two to tell the other story of life.
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But I was reading about him and how a lot of his songs, like Man, uh what Man and the Mare, or not, uh not Man and the Mare, um something man, but yeah, uh and several others, like his songs talk about, you know, changing for the better.
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And what I read was that he was so heartbroken with with how he saw how things were in our planet.
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And this was of course back in the 80s and night.
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We had NF9-11 after that, and you know, whatever, um, that he would break down and write songs trying to convince people to treat each other better.
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And if you actually go back and listen to some of the songs, you could hear it.
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Like he's saying, like, you know, let's get better from each other, let's da-da-da.
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And like his heart really broke on how he saw the world, which doesn't just make him an incredible musician, but makes him an incredible human being, too, to actually feel pain and hurt for people he didn't even know.
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Um that says a lot about a person.
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And this was again back in the eighties and nineties, you know.
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Of course he's not life um anymore, unfortunately, but um, but yeah, he even Michael could see how shitty our our our planet was back then, you know?
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Jeez, yes, I came back.
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It's as shitty as where the country's going and shit.
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Well, you brought up a good point one time about uh, because I asked you, I said, What do you think it'd make things kind of better?
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Not better, but you know, whatever, and you say, Well, I think it has a lot to do with the family, like going back to the parents.
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I think you're right.
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Like, you know, people don't see all these people out here, that's younger people, they don't know how to act.
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Yeah.
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That goes straight to the parents, like they try to blame.
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It's a lot of these blame, it's like a lot of things they're doing where they're not blaming the parents these days.
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Yeah.
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And I can see that a lot, where it's like they keep wanting to blame the children of the the younger generation.
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And it's like they're letting all the all the parents off the hook.
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Yeah, right, yeah.
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I'm just noticing like this doesn't seem right.
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It wasn't their fault.
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Well, it's uh it's just funny, so I can't tell you who in one situation do you not blame a parent?
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That's just my body.
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Yeah, I don't know.
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Um go ahead.
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Like like do like but they have to like what do you have to do for people to not look at the parent?
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Most things you would look at, you'd be like, Well, how was they raised?
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But this time nowadays, they don't it's like people don't really care about looking at how the about how the people are being raised.
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They don't Yeah.
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You have to go back to the beginning.
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You know?
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Uh I was thinking today how certain things are instilled in me, and um something fell the other day at my job and I reacted a certain way, and the person standing next to me said, Where the hell did you learn that from?
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I said, I Okay.
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So when I was a kid, I was put in karate when I was seven.
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Um, and then by ten I was put into riflery uh every summer for five weeks.
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So I was instilled karate and shooting very at a very early age.
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So it was instilled in me, and and my point in bringing all this up is I haven't done karate or anything like that in like a long time.
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It's been twenty-five plus years.
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But my point is is that when something fell, I did a certain move that it just naturally came out of me.
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And speaking why?
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Because it was instilled at me at a at a very young, young age.
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So I think the same is true with parents that if they instill certain, you know, character, quality, whatever you want to call it, mor uh, you know, values, then I believe that will live on in some people.
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Not everybody, but you know, yeah, again, it's just my opinion.
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Um I think the whole what it is the government wants it like that.
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Wants it like what?
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They want they want it to where the kids are the kids are getting dumber.
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Well they're they're succeeding.
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Right, right.
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That's what I'm saying.
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They're they're succeeding just they are succeeding.
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Because a lot we were talking about this the other day how a lot of people are just socially handicapped.
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They just don't know how to it's no common sense.
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Yeah, common sense is just not common anymore.
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Um, sadly.
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Um And it's the illusion of freedom where we have all these conveniences that people think that you know, usually you have to work hard for the little things.
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Like washing clothes, you had to work hard to do that, to really wash clothes.
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Mm-hmm.
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If somebody said they was ti tired from washing clothes but before the sixties, they were really tired before washing tired of washing clothes because they literally had to hand wash the clothes.
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Nowadays you got machines and people would still say they're tired.
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Oh, it's too hard to know.
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It's like you just throw the throw the clothes in there, put, you know, w uh soap and start.
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Like these days you have so many conveniences that people still find a way to bring those old tropes back of working hard if they were actually doing nearly as hard work.
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Yeah, so like back then, let's go way back in the day when they didn't have cars, they had to plow their fucking, you know, whatever, their fields to make money and eat and all that, you know.
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And we would consider that, at least I would consider that a pain in the ass.
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I wouldn't want to fucking do that shit, you know?
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Like, um okay, so I'm gonna share this, but I can't share like a lot of details on it.
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Um somebody I worked with at one point in time, um, she was 20, okay.
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Um she told me in so many words that her parents like track her.
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I said, Well, what do you mean like they track you?
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Because I'm oblivious, apparently.
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Uh Barry probably already knows this, but I did I didn't.
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Um her parents track her when she goes out, so they I guess on their phone they could find out where she is and everything, right?
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Right, yeah.
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And apparently there's a speed limit, so if she goes over 60, they know that she went over 60.
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So she was telling me how like they get on to her because she went over 65.
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And I was just like, are you being serious?
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I thought she was messing with it.
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Now, now, now think about it.
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Crazy, dude.
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Think about it.
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If they condition their children to always somebody's watching them and somebody's gonna stop them, man.
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Always gonna protect them.
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What do you think is gonna happen to that person when they get older?
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Well, I always think somebody's there watching them to protect them, to do all this washing over them and tell them when not to do something, need permission to do something.
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They're more control though.
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It's a I think it's a control thing.
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Yeah, whatever it is.
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It's not gonna help the person actually needs to learn the hard way.
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It's not gonna help her at all.
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At all.
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It's crazy, man.
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It's just a different day and age.
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It really is.
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Like, and the fact that we have things that make life or supposedly make life easier, they're not.
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Like, I told my I I have a I have a cousin, and he uh, you know, he had got a credit card, you know, recently.
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Wait, he got uh he got a credit card recently?
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He ain't got a credit card.
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He'd been using it, but he, you know, uh because you know, his his his his his grandma suggested he should get a credit card as long as he had the money to pay it back.
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And I and I told him, Do you don't need it?
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I mean, uh it was already after the fact, but I said, Don't ever, ever have a credit card, man.
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Don't ever unless you're already don't have a credit card unless you have the money, and even then don't use the credit card.
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Because what I told him is that you just it's just setting it's it's setting you up.
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Why would you you're too young to need a credit card?
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Yeah, way too young.
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It's never your money.
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It's uh it's a trap.
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It's a straight up trap.
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And just because your grandma told you it would be your credit.
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You don't need that to build your credit right off the bat.
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You don't need it.
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That's a trap, because you know what he did, he sp he he maxed it out.
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And then he now he has to now he has to try try to work to pay it off.
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Of course.
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Yeah, because I I told him I said, you know, you don't need you don't need a credit card.
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No matter you can pay it or not, it's a trap.
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It's there to get you to a point where you're gonna want to spend money even if you know you don't have it.
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And you don't have it, yeah.
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Because it's not your you're never your it's never your money unless you literally have the money.
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And even then it's never your money.
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It's a it's a it's a subconscious.
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Your subconscious is telling you, oh okay, I have this extra bit of money.
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Yeah, let me spend it.
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Yep.
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Would you normally would have spent that if you didn't have the car?
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Yeah, yeah.
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Would you spent that if you didn't know?
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Of course not, because you didn't have the money.
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That's all I was trying to give him to understand.
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Because he wouldn't have money, right?
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Yeah, right.
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That's what I was trying to give him to understand, but because he his grandmother already suggested it, then it was already, you know, it was already seared in, you know, from his grandmother that, oh, she knows better.
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So, you know, that so I'm just trying to tell him, you know, the stuff like that that these they're giving young people the wrong game, and I can see it, and you're setting them up for failure.
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Yeah.
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And then when they go out in the world, they gotta like you shouldn't even that be debt up to their eyeballs.
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Like, you shouldn't even have to do that.
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I don't even slave to Uncle Sam.
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That's why I was trying to like, man, these it's like people they're really a lot of people are failing the younger generation.
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I can't even blame our younger generation because it's the people that's raising them up like are failing them.
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And I can s I see it firsthand now.
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I'm like, oh it's definitely not this, it's definitely not the the I mean they they're blank slates, they don't know nothing.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Whatever you tell them, they're gonna do it.
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Yeah, like you don't tell them, they're not gonna they're gonna do it.
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It's either one.
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You gotta tell them something, but you tell them the wrong information, they're gonna take that.
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But even if you tell them the right information, they still fuck up.
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But at least you told them the right information.
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That's when you give them the choice.
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I told you the right information.
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But you didn't want to do it.
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It's different than just not telling them not the right information at all.
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Yeah.
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I'd be like, man, so Yeah, I mean they you gave them advice and they didn't they didn't this they didn't use your So that thing about the family is that a lot of people don't I don't think that family the family dynamic is over with.
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Oh yeah, I agree with that.
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Uh yeah, I that the family is.
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There's no incentive to really have it these days.
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Like everything's getting more expensive.
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It's it's more money to have kids.
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Yeah, what what is a family?
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It's technically like we're you know, at least in America's eyes, you know, you find meet woman, get married, then pop out babies.
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What woman are you gonna meet?
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And you know, whatever, you know.
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What person are you gonna meet that you can share a bond with and you could talk communicate and you can communicate effectively enough for what y'all on the same page is hard and your children and you have the and y'all have and agree on the the best decisions for the children.
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I mean look, this you're talking about a long-term plan.
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The odds are stacked against you.
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That's what I'm saying.
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The odds are stacked.
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You're better off having the AI girlfriend.
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AI AI to help you with help.
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You know what?
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Actually, people that have never been in and had sex, this is actually, never mind, I won't say names, but people that haven't had sex, like, they should have to get one of those first.
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Like, you know, and like you know, the AI.
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See if you can keep a conversation or whatever with the AI girl.
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Yeah, and then you know, I won't go down that road.
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It's sad though, man.
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This country is going to shit.
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It's gonna get worse before it gets better.
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Yeah.
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I don't know.
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That's that's what I think.
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I don't know if it will get better.
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It'll get better, but it's gonna get worse.
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I mean it's gonna get way worse.
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And if you if you actually believe the Bible, it tells a story that's gonna get way, way worse.
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Like worse.
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It's gotta get worse.
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Yeah, that's what I'm gonna say.
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That's true.
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But that they it's clearly not changing now.
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No.
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And it that means it's not bad yet.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I mean, people would have thought it would have got better, people would have changed after they seen two buildings get blown up and crashed down together.
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Still ain't been since since stuff got worse since then.
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Well, look at what back in the forties when a guy named Adolf Hitler murdered seven million fucking people, mostly Jews.
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That don't stop nothing.
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Yeah, that didn't stop anything.
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People don't care about that.
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Nobody came out and said, you know what, we need to be better to each other after this.
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Like that doesn't stop nothing.
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You know.
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It's sad, man.
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It really is, but not to be on a dark, somber note, but that doesn't really stop anything.
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No, it doesn't.
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This country has to literally have AI.
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I don't mind the Terminators coming.
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I don't mind.
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I'll be on their side and I'll what you want me to do.
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You gotta be a robot, man.
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So I ain't gonna make me no worried.
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Anything but make it me part of it.
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They're gonna make you a one of the things.
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You know they already seen the last terminator?
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Yeah.
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Where it's like they're it's a human being, but they put all uh mechanics in the person so they're like a terminator, but they can also die to the stuff.
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You know, they're trying to do it in real life when they try to have people have have chips in them, which you could like pay, like they're trying to get it to where you know the people can pay their stuff with like a with their wrist, like they just swipe their wrist over the shit.
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Like you're paying for groceries, then you swipe your wrist, and you you know you put the chip in your arm, and then you swipe over it, and that's your money.
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It's gonna get to that point and people are gonna fall for it.
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Shit, wait, wait.
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In the in the hand, like they're gonna get to a point where they they wanna they try already trying to get people to install like chips and stuff the mark.
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Yeah, they want chips installed.
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Dude, biblical, the Bible said that they're gonna eventually have stuff like this that would be the mark of the beast.
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Well, it's definitely a mark of it.
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That ain't good, man.
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That ain't good at all.
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You don't have people falling for it because they're already like, oh, this is crazy.
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You're right, they will do it.
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They're stupid, right?
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I'll get surgical work on me for freaking exactly.
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That's what I'm saying.
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You already go to do surgery for weirder things.
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Dude, you'll be tracked forever.
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You you know, like, right if people fall for it.
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That's what I'm saying.
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It has to get worse.
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That's bad.
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Man, that that scares me.
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You see Tesla car, you see these cyber trucks like we already was talking about, how somebody already got killed, a few people and already got killed in them.
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Yep, in them.
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Once they're on fire in the kitchen, once they're on fire because he can get out.
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Because if you see the doors, there's no answer.
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It's an electric car once it's locked, it's locked.
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Yeah, once electricity is in there.
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And it's a bulletproof car, so you can't smash away out of it.
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You can't break a window for him to get out of it.
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So, what do you think is gonna happen?
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You're in prison, man.
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You dead.
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I was talking, me and my friend was walking into a wayfair and we saw a cyber truck, and I was talking mess about the cyber truck, and the dude had the dude hurt me in front.
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He was like, Man, I didn't mean to be a conversation, but I was just thinking that same thing you were talking about.
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I was like, Yeah.
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Cyber truck.
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Yeah, about how you how you I said, them things is a setup, man.
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It looked cool and all, but why would I want to be in something I want to I can't get out of?
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Yeah, dude.
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I think they're idiots.
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Like it just sounds like a setup.
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That's like you might as well have your whole house with no doors on it, no handles.
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No doors.
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And then right, and then once it explodes, it's that's that's the only way you get out.
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That's only when you're getting out.
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You ain't getting out.
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You ain't getting out any other way.
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Going out in death, man.
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It's such a setup, people really spend money on it.
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Like I said, whoever got killed, people who could the guy, the people who didn't got killed in their own cyber trucks, guess how much money they they're not getting that money back.
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No, they you just spent all that money.
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Dead man can't spend money.
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You done spent all that money on that.
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You done worked your hard life just to get killed, and you gave that money right back to the company that killed you.
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Or dead man can't sue you.
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Crazy.
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Dude, that shit is crazy.
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That's scary.
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Um, you know what, like like you like Barry said earlier, like they're there the what'd you say?
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You said the um the system, like we're set up to what's trying to say.
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System was set up to uh like um okay, for example, um like you were talking about with your uh I don't know if you said nephew, cousin or something about the credit card.
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Yeah.
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Like it you're set up for failure.
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It's like he didn't have any money before, right?
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And so when they gave him that, it was borrowed money basically.
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And then when you spend it all, like you gotta pay back more than what would you actually it's a setup, dude.
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Like it's a setup.
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I I told Barry this a couple weeks ago, but um my dad used to give me a VP card when I was younger in high school.
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And so I would use that for gas.
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Unfortunately, I got really excited with swiping.
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I swiped up eight hundred dollars in just a few days.
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My dad obviously took back a credit card and made me pay back every penny of that.
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I'd sell my base, my amp.
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Um, so needless to say, that was my lesson on credit cards.
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Right, right.
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And the credit card I have now is hidden so that I'm not tempted to take it out and and go spend it.
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And that's the problem.
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You'll be tempted regardless.
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They know, they they know the government knows that they know the human psychology.
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Oh yeah, big time.
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If you have money and it's there, you're gonna be tempted to use it.
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Use it, use it.
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And they're gonna try to tempt you to use it even more.
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If you don't tip or if you don't use it.
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Yeah, but I didn't.
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I've been smart about it, you know, very little I spent on it.
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I I pay it back so that I have good credit, you know.
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But yeah, dude, it's it's it's hard.
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It's not easy to do.
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That's why I only carry cash.
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Like I don't have it.
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It's a whole trap.
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That's why I don't like I never don't like it when people in my family try to suggest credit cards.
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I'm like, you just want somebody to fail.
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Yeah, pretty much.
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You want somebody end up like, I you're in.
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Well, having a teenager get a credit card isn't really wise to get a credit card.
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It's not wise either.
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That's why I don't know why they even suggest I don't suggest enough damn credit.
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I'm I'm actually surprised they suggested that to him.
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I'm kind of surprised actually.
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Because they should know better.
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Well, you would think a lot of people don't know better.
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That's what I'm saying.
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They're giving the younger generation bad advice.
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I had to learn this from trial and error, and I'm trying to tell him.
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But it was he already had it by then.
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Now he's fucked, right?
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He has to pay, like you said he maxed it out.
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Well, I don't know how much was on there, but I'm sure it wasn't a lot.
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Well, I don't know.
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Then again, I don't know.
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I don't even know how he even got that.
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So I'm just like, see, that's the problem right there.
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You know, yeah, no, when you fill those things out, I ask you how much you make a year.
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You probably put like a hundred dollars.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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That's why I'm like, huh?
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That's why it's a setup, because they knew, all right, we'll just give you all the money, sure.
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Take it.
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Because they know people can lie about that shit.
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They know that already.
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They're like, go ahead.
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Go ahead.
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You're just gonna owe us.
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You're gonna be in debt to us.
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Literally.
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For the rest of the stuff.
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So why does it matter if they have to correct you on the money that you're gonna end up spending?
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Dude, it's like the mob.
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This is what they do.
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They do that kind of shit.
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It's just so that they own you.
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It's just the legal way of doing it.
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Well, they're very version's a little illegal, but still, like, it's very similar to what a government does to us.
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A credit card is a bad thing for a kid to have.
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Period.
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Period.
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Yeah, I I would never, yeah, that's something I would never teach.
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Yeah, it's probably not true.
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