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I'm hi, Welcome to Hippie Sunday School. I'm Jen McMullan.
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I'm Andras back got a special guest today. This is
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kind of a big deal. I mean, we've we've brought
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some cool people on here before, but I think this
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is our coolest, one million percent our coolest. All right,
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So who do we have?
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Keisley Grace.
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B RB. So you wanted to come on the podcast? Why?
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Because I saw it a Jen and played the thing
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and then I wondered what it was, so I asked
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her and then she said it was podcast. So then
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I asked her if I could come.
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She was listening to me play back the one episode
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and she's like, cool, I want to do that. She
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is so here we have her as our young guest today.
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All right, good, let's get this going there. Yeah, let's
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get let's get gone. So we know Kasley Grace Canabel,
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otherwise known as Bee. So I thought maybe we could
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introduce the world to her and kind of talk a
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little bit about maybe some things that she does. And
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first let's let everybody know how you got your nickname.
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Do you remember the stories I tell about how you
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have your nickname?
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Be? Yeah? Yeah, I completely remember it.
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You do. Okay, how about you tell the story of
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how you think you got your nickname B. Go ahead.
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So my aunt Jen thought my mom was gonna have
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a boy baby, but she thought it was gonna be
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named Beasley. Yeah, and and turns out my mom had
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a girl. And so that's how I got my nicknamed B.
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Yep, pretty much, that's it.
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Yep.
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I thought your mom was gonna have a little boy,
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and I had a dream that she was gonna name
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the little boy Aaron Beasley for whatever reason, I don't know.
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And then out comes a little girl not named Aaron Beasley,
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but Caisley and I just started calling you bee and
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now your bee. And we collect bees, don't we. Every
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time we see a bee or anything that's a bee,
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we get it. Huh sticker stickers.
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Yeah. Like and that thing on your sidewalk that has
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me dressed up as a bee sitting in a mushroom.
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Yes, when we painted the sidewalk that time during COVID
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and my friend Beck's painted that, and you look like
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you're on a mushroom on my sidewalk.
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Yes, but my eyes kind of going away.
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Yeah, it's kind of fading now. It kind of looks
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like you're It's all blurry, isn't it. Yeah, maybe have
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to paint some sunglasses on it or fix it up. Yeah,
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that'd be kind of cool.
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Yea, like sunglasses up here? Yeah?
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What else is on the sidewalk of yours?
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Hopscotch?
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Yeap? What else do we do from you on the
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on the sidewalk?
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Them footprints that are purple on the side. Yeah, we
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walk in, My little footprints are on there.
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Yep, your little footprints are on there.
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Yeah. I had to sit on a little container and
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then somebody painted my feet purple and then I stumped
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them onto the sidewalk.
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Yes, that was pretty cool.
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Huh yeah.
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So now every time you come to the house you
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can see your feet and yourself on the mushroom. Yeah,
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although your feet have gotten much bigger since then. Huh yeah,
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yeah they sure have. So some things we wanted to
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ask you. First of all, we're going to talk about camp.
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You're in summer camp, aren't you.
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Yeah?
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Do you like it?
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Yes?
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What did you do today at camp?
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We had to go in the Ninja gym because it
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was raining, and usually on rainy days we have to
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go in there.
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Oh, okay, did you like it?
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Yes?
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Where did you go yesterday? Did you go to a
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museum yesterday?
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Yes?
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That was pretty cool.
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Huh yeah, I got a ben Dinna okay, a purple one.
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What has been so you've only been there, I think
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a couple weeks now, right, since school's been out. What
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has been the funnest thing you've done in camp?
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Of course? No swimming at Three Springs?
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Oh you like that?
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Yeah? And I also passed my swimming test the first
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time I heard.
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I heard you're a pretty good swimmer. Yeah, I am, Yeah,
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You're You're really good. You don't really need your swimmings anymore,
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do you? No, do you jump on the diving board?
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No? No, okay, only Mimi's pool whatever. Dad's there with man, okay, okay.
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So when camp is over, what are some things you
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think you might want to do for the rest of
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the summer.
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So my Mimi has these little picnics that we get
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to go to her house, okay, and like all my
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cousins and family are there and we get to go
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swimming in her pool.
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Okay. Now, what about like with you and your mom?
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Are you going to plan any trips or do anything
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with your mom? What do you think maybe or maybe
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your aunt Jen drag your aunt Genela, Like that time
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when we went to where did we go? That's Wonderland,
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D's Wonderland. Yeah, yeah, that was fun. I feel like I.
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Got almost every single plushy from there.
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You probably did. You have a lot of plushies.
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Yeah.
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So besides going with stuff with your Mimi, what some
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of the things you want to do the rest of
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the summer.
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My mom has been planning for I was asking mom
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if we could go to the White House for a.
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Tour, a White House tour.
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Yeah that if we could go to Washington, DC.
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That would be pretty cool. What do you hope to
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see there?
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Donald Trump?
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Okay? Oh girl, Oh bless your soul. Okay, real Donald Trump.
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I'm sure he probably would be at the White House,
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and I guess that's where he lives most of the times.
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So I wanted to kind of talk to you a
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little bit about I see that you got Camper of
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the Day a couple.
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Of times, yeah, like two times.
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Two times. I see that. And they're always saying how
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much you are always smiling and how you're always like
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kind to the other kids. So tell me what it's
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like to be kind.
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To be kind. It's kind of like like your heart
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gets like a little tingling where you have to be
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nice to people.
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Okay, your heart gets tingling, and you want to be
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nice to people? Yeah, okay? And and so what are
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some of the kind things that you do?
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Whenever somebody doesn't have something, you give them something?
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Okay? What else?
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When somebody is lost from their house, they tell you
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their address and you can take them to your house.
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You got something you could do that too? What about
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how about you tell me what it's like to share?
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Well, I heard this poem that it's called sharing is Caring, okay,
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which like is amazing.
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I love it. Sharing is caring? So can you talk
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a little bit about what that is.
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It's like whenever somebody doesn't have, like anything, that you
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let them have a bite of something that is yours.
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Okay? Do you share a lot?
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Yes?
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So if someone has doesn't have anything, would you say then,
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like they're opening up their lunch box and he realized
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they didn't pack something, what would you do?
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I would give them some things of mine that mom
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packed me.
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Okay. And what would happen if you don't think you
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had enough? Would you still share?
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Yeah? Like, if I had two things, I would give
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them one of my things.
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share like that? Okay, that's very nice of you. Now
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do you feel like you've always felt that way or
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is that something that you've you've learned growing up or
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have you always felt that way?
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I always felt that way?
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Okay, you have. I've heard them say that about you
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at camp, that you're always kind and you're always sharing. Yeah, no,
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do you have about Are you like that at home too?
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Do you share with your mom?
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Yes?
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Oh, okay, sometimes I hear not so much. I heard
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there was a little ice cream incident the other day.
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Yeah that maybe you didn't share so much with your mom.
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The took like ten bites and I gave her the rest.
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Oh okay, okay, you're funny. So I know you're only seven,
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but let's talk about maybe some things that you want
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to do when you grow up. Do you ever think
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about what you want to be when you grow up?
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I want to be a dentist.
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A dentist. Why do you think you would like to
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be a dentist?
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Because checking people's teeth to see if they have any cavities,
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and you drawing them out is really nice of you
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because then they won't have to get their tooth ripped out.
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And you always have. You when you go to the dentist,
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you always come back with pretty good results, don't you. Yeah, yeah,
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you take good care of your teeth hunh yeah, yeah,
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you brush them and well sometimes when you stay over
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at my house, sometimes we have a little bit of
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a fight with brushing your teeth.
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Hunh yeah, because sometimes my mom doesn't pack any toothpaste.
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Well, you have toothpaste down at paps too when you stay.
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That's why your mom doesn't pack it, because it's there.
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You keep forgetting, okay, but it's there.
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You oh girl. Yeah, you should see as Andrea when
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she stays over the teeth brushing like she has exemporary teeth,
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like every time she comes back teeth good. But it's
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like pulling teeth to get her to brush them. Look
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at that, look at her face.
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She knows.
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She she hopes. I forget to ream. Yeah, we get
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like that. So if you can't be a dentist, what
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else would you want to be? What's your second choice?
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A firefighter?
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A firefighter okay, lugging all that equipment, putting out fires.
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Yeah, because if somebody is in the house, you can
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put down the fire to save them.
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That's true. You can. Those firefighters risk their lives going
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in there to help people. Yeah, I could see you
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doing something like that, that's for sure. So what grade
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are you in.
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On going into second?
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Yep? You just produce first and now you'll be going
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to second grade. You have pretty good grades, right, Yeah,
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And let's talk about like, so you're seven years old.
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What do seven year olds do for fun nowadays?
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Like do crafts and swimming and stuff? Okay, I mean
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crafting is my favorite thing to do, So that's what
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I would think for me.
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You do like to craft, don't you. Yeah. I love
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to paint, paint, make stuff.
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Yeah. Every single time that I'm at your house, I
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literally get out my painting stuff and start painting in
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our bedroom.
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Yeah. So what are the things you like to do
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when you come to my house? What do we usually do?
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Pet the dogs?
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We pet the dog. Yep, we've pet the dogs. We
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make crafts. We what else do we do?
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Make soap?
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Soap and bath bombs? Yep. We haven't done any that
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for a while though, have we No, we need to
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get back into that huh.
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Yeh wait, I need to plan a summer one like that.
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That when with the buckets like the bees, oh the bees.
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Yeah that was. Yeah, like you would like paint the
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white things so
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we're flying.
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Yeah. We definitely got to get get ourselves back on
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track on getting some stuff done.
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Yeah cause that was.
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That's always fun. Yeah, let's see here now. I know
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that you sometimes will play games. What's some of your
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favorite games to play?
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Mm hmm chess and chess.
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I don't even know how to play chess. How about
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what do you play? Roadblocks? Yes, you like playing dah.
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I heard some little girl one time accidentally purchased some
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things via the telephone one time on with roadblocks.
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Huh yeah yeah, So my mom deleted roadblocks, so I
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had stay off of roadblocks. So then she got a
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new friend and I asked her to buy I asked
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her to get rob roadlocks again, and I haven't buyed
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anything since.
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Yeah, you lesson learn right, You learned your lesson right.
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Yeah.
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One time you got grounded, Yeah, yeah, that happens. Your
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mom and I used to get grounded all the time
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for doing things, so you just you learn your lesson
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and you just don't do it again, right, That's how
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it works. You think you learn your lesson?
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Yeah, I got like four friends on her.
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Okay, so what do you what do you know about?
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Let's talk Since you're talking about this, let's talk about
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it Internet safety. What are some things you know about
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Internet safety as a seven year old?
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Not buying stuff on well that Yeah, if you don't
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have enough Roebucks then you can't buy anything.
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Yes, I'm talking about safety. What does your aunt gen
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always tell you about talking to people on.
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Roadblocks that like, I don't know because they might be
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strangers and they might ask you I have a cute
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puppy at my house and and they might be trying
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to kidnap you.
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Yes, And what does your aunt gen say about that stuff?
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You should never get on the message thing on books?
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Correct? Smart? Never talk to strangers on red, never talk
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to really anybody that you don't think.
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Whenever I'm on the same game as Aston Cambri.
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And do they all do they all play together on there?
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Yeah?
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Okay, but you know them when they're on there.
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Yeah, Like whenever Cambrey's playing a game Orton or s JA,
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I usually get on with them.
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Okay, but always watch out for stranger danger, right, Yeah.
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I only talk to cambri Eston or.
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Now, if somebody were to come on there pretending to
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be somebody, what would you do? Get off the game
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and do what? Then stay off for a while and
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tell your mom. Ye, yes, smart, you're a smart little
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girl for seven. Yeah you know that though, although sometimes
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you do things shouldn't.
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Yeah.
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Mm hmm. You're so cute and ordinary.
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Now that's what you say to Luna. She's a the worriable.
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Yeah, she's adorable, which you're cute and ornery, I know.
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Mm hmm. So how do you feel about your first podcast? Yeah?
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Would you do it again?
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Yes? I would do it a bunch of times.
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That's what she said on the way out here. She's like,
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can I do this every time? She wanted to come
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on and do it every time?
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So yes, and then I could get swim girl.
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We might have you on more often. We might have again,
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have you come out here and talk about stuff? Okay,
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maybe someday we'll have just you and Nate. Yay, you
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have like a real kids podcast, and you guys could
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just talk back and forth about whatever. Yeah, just conversation
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back and forth between the two of you. That would
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be pretty fun. So what are you gonna do after this?
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Go swimming? That's what you've been waiting for. Huh, Yes,
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your bathing suit out. I brought your swimmings, even though
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you're telling me you don't need them.
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Yeah, because I don't. Only whatever part of my family
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that watches good on me, then I am allowed to
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swim with him.
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Which is good on me.
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Love it.
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Well, we're gonna let you swim, so you can go
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swim with nug for.
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A while before it goes to karate.
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Okay, Well, we thank you for coming on our show today.
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We appreciate your time and we're glad that you could
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come on and tell us a little about you about yourself.
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Is there anything else you want to tell us about you?
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Can I tell them the part where I felt like
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I sprained my ankle from the stairs of my cousin's
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house if.
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You want to.
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Yeah. So I was at my cousin's house and we
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were going down. I jumped down from the middle of
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her steps and landed on my foot, and then my
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foot started hurting. So she went out to her garage
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and got me two baseball bats. From me to walk
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down and up the stairs and around the house like crutches. Yeah,
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that's exactly what she thought they were.
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And how old is your cousin?
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Good?
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I said, how old is she?
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Five?
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Five? So here's a five year old a seven year
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old jumping off stairs and using she.
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Jumps down from the third or second step.
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Oh, you jump from the middle.
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No, like usually I jumped from the fifth or fourth.
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Okay, but I'm glad you survived and you didn't break
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your ankle. Anything else you want to tell us? Nope,
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you're all told out. Huh yeh okay, Well, Andrea, anything
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for little miss b I think that was just fun
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watching you two.
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Oystes mat Sole out to.
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Outs stee open plane.
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She caught it lack oris in river under Carolina.
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She's by by in through the op when these guys
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have run, she's thumb storm.
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Up in the mountain void by those guys.
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Whatever mood she'sy, I've come to understand.
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When she's matchedacle out to mad.
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Out across s the.
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Open plane, she caught it back forades and river under
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Caroline over.
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When she loves her heart is like go move stretching
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out the deserts gus.
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Her arms on you like your.
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Grandy's playing ket on the cold winters night.
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A smile is like a big gold shade tree on
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a hot summers after.
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He sparkle dancing all over around by rock the Milky Way.
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Whatever mood she'ses, I've come to understand. When she's mad,
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she's like, go out to name.
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All across the open thing.
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She caught it like Corides and River on the Carolina. Boy.
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She's mad. She's like, go out toll nay you do
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out across the open place.
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Oysi's mad.
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She's like, go out tall nay, you know, out across
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the open plane.
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She content lack horid iner rilver.
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On the Carolina. Oy.
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She's mad. She's like, go out, toll n you do
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out across the opening lane.