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Are we still good?
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Yes.
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All right.
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Cool.
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Come on.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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I'm still here.
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Quick question.
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Let's see.
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It says mongod-config.
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That so your path should be pointing to the config file.
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So if your config file is sitting under etc slash mongod slash mongod.conf, then use
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that path.
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So that slash path slash to slash mongod.conf is just saying use the path to your mongod
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configuration file.
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So yeah, for example, yeah, and then you start that.
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So in essence, if you had it sitting in a different place altogether, right, that's
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what you use.
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You need to use the path to to that.
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You need to add that into the config file.
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Is it the data part that are you trying to add the storage part?
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I'm checking the file location.
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It's all you're just checking if it is available.
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Yeah, no, it's not.
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Okay, so you need to create it.
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I know this is not an issue, you just need to approve a design that you can set up.
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If you approve a design, you don't need to stress yourself about material.
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I know the strongest plan in the good quality to our going recommend that one.
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As long as we have it in place, how we're going, how it's going to look like.
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Should we stop at four o'clock today?
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You see, I'm saying should we stop at four o'clock?
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The meeting says up until five o'clock, but I think four o'clock we can we can break
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and then we continue tomorrow.
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Yeah, from my side, I'm good with it, too.
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I see one time was what the time was up and then we need time was up.
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So, yeah, I think we can at four o'clock, we can let go and then we continue tomorrow.
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Because even if you are not here, it's not that we're going to break anything.
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If we drop things here.
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We are allowed to break.
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Yeah, you're allowed to break.
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OK, yeah, you're allowed to break.
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That's why.
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Yes.
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Yeah, I think I'm going to call it a day on my side.
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All right, cool. I think everyone else can call it a day and then same time tomorrow
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nine o'clock.
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Cheers, guys.
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All right. Cheers, guys.
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There is no reason for you to put pressure.
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David.
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Sit on the couch and eat your popcorn.
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Yeah.
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We'll come up with that.
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Anyway, what else you got for us, gross lady?
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Yeah.
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Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
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So even what Mac is saying is that like.
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I held on. I'm holding on.
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Say to someone who's young.
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I.
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What's happening with the what is the thing?
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Oh, this is not the thing, man.
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We don't have opening in one.
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So Valentine's is around the corner, right?
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Hey, Valentine's.
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So we want to show some love to our children.
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Of course, it's the day of love.
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Yes.
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So what we're planning, right?
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Yeah.
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We want five ultimate chillers to join us.
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We're going to wine and dine them.
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The whole entire crew ghost lady actually wants to come as well.
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So they're going to meet.
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So this is how you enter.
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It's pretty simple.
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Follow us on all social media.
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Yeah.
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And then tag us using the hashtag ultimate chiller.
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What we're looking for is you must take a picture with any
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merch from the podcast.
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So like could be spreading humorous T-shirts, any
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merch from podcasts and chill.
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And then you must take a picture with the book, the book
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uncancellable.
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I want people to read.
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We don't want people asking us, you know, so I don't know,
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some dumb question.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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A six pack of chillers punch.
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I shout out a grand.
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Your bottle, whether it's the white bottle or the
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luck.
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So you must take a picture with all these things and yeah,
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you can join us.
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What is support?
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Yeah.
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We're looking for the storage, the ultimate chiller.
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Yeah.
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There's a lot of people that say chillers, but they are
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like really, really.
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Yeah.
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Cause the real chillers, even if we call in 3000,
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you'll make sure you just buy these things.
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Fuck the kids.
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Fuck the school.
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No food.
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Chillers punch.
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Fuck the meal.
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Meal.
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Meal.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So it's a right now.
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Hashtag.
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Don't forget the hashtag is the ultimate chiller.
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And then you can join us for the day.
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Like you can ask us any questions, whatever is on
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your mind.
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Just chill with us.
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Just, oh, just be quiet.
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Yeah.
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You know, like that's what happened to tennis.
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Right?
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Yeah.
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To us, man.
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Also speaking about Valentine's.
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We want to do some piece of content.
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Right?
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So Doudou thought we could do the pop the balloon
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dating show.
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Oh, red balloons.
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I see all this trending.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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It says I have a meal and then everybody pops.
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100%.
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Ah, dope.
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So if you're single and you want us to help you
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find love, email Jason at thisismagg.com.
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But Doudou, is this going to happen?
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Because there's so many shows we announced that
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didn't happen.
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What happened to the ultimate blesser?
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Yo.
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Where's that one?
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Ten versus Doudou.
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Ten versus Doudou.
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Yeah, ten versus Doudou.
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I'm slicing.
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I'm slicing.
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I'm slicing.
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I'm slicing.
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I'm slicing.
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I'm slicing.
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Are we doing this one?
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Are we doing this one?
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For real?
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Yeah.
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For sure.
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It's happening.
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Okay.
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So how does that thing work?
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I've seen it.
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I've just, I felt like it's a show.
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I don't want to like sit and watch.
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Yeah.
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But I just see, like I see things in balloons.
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It's actually very fun.
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Yeah.
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SNL did this kid, this past weekend.
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It was so funny.
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Oh, shit.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Check it out.
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Yeah.
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That monologue of the issue.
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It's funny, man.
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I see it pretty often.
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How does it work to pop the balloon?
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Yeah, to pop the balloon.
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So we get.
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It's not that.
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It's not that.
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It's not that.
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That's it.
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But I like the adults one.
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Like I'm a girl.
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So they also do like to pop the balloon for, you know, your grannies and grandpas.
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So you basically get contestants, maybe let's say six males, six women.
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And then the women are the ones who are standing there with the balloons.
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And then we bring in one contestant at a time, male contestant at a time.
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He walks in, introduces himself.
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I'm so and so and whatever.
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Sometimes from the get-go, someone will pop a balloon because you're just not.
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Yeah.
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Before you know, essentially.
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So that's what happens.
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And then we get to interview.
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Why did this one pop the balloon?
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Why did you pop your balloon?
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Why didn't you pop yours?
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And then you bring the next one.
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So, you know, so when the entrance was looking for once to hook up with someone,
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when they went out, they popped the balloon.
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Yeah.
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Like the last one of the balloon is the one.
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Yeah.
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Oh, wow.
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And everyone is welcome.
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Like if you know wheelchair, it's fine.
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You know what I mean?
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Anything.
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If you don't have hands, someone will hold the balloon for you.
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Everybody's welcome.
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We don't discriminate here, man.
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We are open door policy.
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Open borders.
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Because borders.
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Police.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Ladies and gentlemen.
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You guys.
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Shots.
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Yeah.
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Dude.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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The what?
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21.
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Yeah.
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Oh, my goodness.
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If you're a chiller right now and you haven't seen the T.
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this episode. Please do yourself a favor and check it out.
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You will not be disappointed.
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Bro, I've never loved so much in my life.
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I watched it three times already.
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As if I did not know.
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I was not part of it. It's like my fave right now.
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There were some things that I wanted to talk about on that episode, but we didn't get to them because so much was happening.
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One of them is Big Brother. Did you guys know that there's two
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contestants who got strikes?
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Big explain that Ashley Ogle and
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Bonnie B had violated crucial rules outlined in article 16 explicitly
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mandates that any housemate who engages in physical violence will be removed
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from the house immediately. The article also defines violence broadly to include
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both self-inflicted harm and aggression towards fellow housemates.
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Additionally, the rulebook outlines for other offenses such as provocation,
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goading, bullying, and victimization, cautioning that these actions
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could lead to disciplinary measures at Big Brother's discretion.
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As a consequence of their actions, both Ashley Ogle and Bonnie B received a strike each
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for their lack of understanding and insensitivity towards KB's experience.
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Biggie emphasized that their behavior was malicious and violated the house rules,
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leaving the two offenders with harsh reality. Two more strikes and they will be disqualified.
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So if you didn't watch, KB is one of the contestants and she was raped.
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In the house? No, no, not at the house. So she told
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the housemates about the experience and then Ashley and Bonnie B went around saying
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no, she's just saying it because she wants attention and things like
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next time they argue with it, they'll pull out the whole
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oh it's because you were raped card. You know what I'm saying? So she's building sympathy
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for herself in the form of support and then it will filtrate into
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support. So people went ham bro on social media, they went ham on
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Big Brother because last year, remember,
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my KK got disqualified, not disqualified, he got a strike for just
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listening to someone saying that, you know. Oh yeah.
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Yeah, I remember he was like the middleman accomplice because who
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going to all that? I just raped him.
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And then he was like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So people would live it bro on social media, they're like no, Big Brother, this is
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not on, why are you not doing anything? So eventually he took these measures and
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all the sponsors released statements except Chilla Spice.
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Chilla Spice is the shit. Here's the
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official statement from Chilla Spice.
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Alright. That's the official statement from Chilla Spice.
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You know like, Chilla Spice does not condone this
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behavior. No, I should just say that's the shit.
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As a matter of fact, Big Brother Mzansi, my issue.
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And then you sign out, that's the shit, right?
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Yeah, I should issue it man. Because you know, brands like doing that to us, you know,
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whenever we do, we're at the cusp of getting cancelled. They always release statements like
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ah, we did not, you know. And the thing is, I don't get it, like,
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because it's only the woke people who raise the fact that there's
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a sponsor attached to a thing. But when a thing happens,
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nobody, nobody is thinking, oh shit, you guys
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spoke badly, or you're against rape, or you made fun, or whatever, or
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you're a rape denialist. Oh fuck, that means they
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don't, you know what I mean? No one thinks like that.
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Let's be honest, no one ever thinks like that. Dude, not a
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single soul is going to stop buying Chiller's Punch, and it doesn't mean you
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condone it. It doesn't mean, because you've got individuals in the
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house who can't bring their own thoughts, and they speak and do what
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they say, necessary representation of themselves. You get me? Yeah, you don't
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condone it, but to start taking like crazy measures like, you know what I mean?
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Removing yourself from the thing. No one ever will remember
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that all these guys, who remembers companies
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who are selling those in Arakale, for example. No one ever does,
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because the thing is on him. He's the, you know, the corporate or the brand.
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Do you think that in the world that we're in now, where everybody's
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woke, that a show like Big Brother is good, it's a good idea to have a show like that?
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Nah bro, we can't bend to wokeness, you know? We
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can't not have fun, we can't not listen to comedians, we can't not have jokes.
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Example, sorry to deter, now to offer up a bit, remind, we'll come back
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to Big Brother House. The recent chicken licking ad,
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this fella's an ad, right? Damn, shout out to Pila. Pila, why are you happy?
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Remember Pila, Selle Matunzi, tried singing Afropop, guy?
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Remember Pila? Pila, which Pila is this?
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I just said it. Like, Selle Matunzi vibes, yeah, anyway,
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anyway, anyway. He's leading the ad, right? And the ad is this guy who can't
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ever make a choice. So whenever he's faced with red tie, blue tie, he can't make a
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choice. And where, he just can't make decisions, he over thinks things.
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Okay. Right? And then obviously the punchline then is
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there were two meal options at KFC, whatever, what's this?
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George Sombonos, yeah. And then the kicker is the meal
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you can have it combined. Okay. Then he celebrates like, yeah,
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great ad, actually funny ad. Someone complained that they're making fun of OCD
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people. Oh no, oh no.
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They fucking said that.
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They said it for real.
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And they went to courts and whatever, tribunals, you know,
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the whole thing. And they supported, they
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upheld the adverts, so it came to see Chicken Lickin' 1. Yes. You know what I mean?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. So that's the thing. And it's just the whole culture.
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And I feel like a lot of people, it's people who, you know, I think
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they feel like they've done something bigger than themselves.
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You know? Because all of us, people, we'll mention of careers
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have an input into the world that's bigger than us. These guys will
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shoot this podcast that will live forever, way before, long after they're dead. All of us
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here, long after we're dead, our work will be seen. Somebody who's a firefighter,
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they save lives, a guy needs to give his breath, you know? It's work that's greater than them.
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And I feel like sometimes people who've got that void, and they feel like
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by complaining and getting something down, because they deem it bad
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for the world, they've accomplished that thing, that you've done some work
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that's greater than you. You know what I mean? And it's like a shortcut way of finding
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some, some...
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Joy. Not joy, some purpose.
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That's the word here. It's a shortcut way of feeling like you've found some purpose.
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Like I've left the world a better place than I found it. You know what I mean?
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When they can't find that within. So for me, the funniest thing is because Ashley's
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colored, right? So the whole week she's been, when she's fighting, she's like, your poos, your poos,
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your muscle poos. Remember I told you, what's an eye or whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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That's the energy she's got, right? Yeah, yeah. So after the strikes, she goes around apologizing
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to the people that she'll finish. She's like, I'm sorry man, I just can't help, poos just comes out of
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my mouth.
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She never got a strike for
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saying that though. No, no, no, she did. It was more than that. No, sorry, it wasn't that. It was more than that.
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Okay. But it's like, you know, that's like inciting violence and whatnot.
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Wait, you can't say poos. No, you can't. But just the manner she was saying it like,
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like your poos, your muscle poos. What do we all know?
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Like if they're colored, we know that it's not meant
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to be malicious. Let's start that. You can tell she's got a culture shock though.
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You can tell that in her community. That's how they speak. Yes.
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We all know it's not meant to be like derogatory. You know what I mean?
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Your poos are your poos in the color communities.
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It's like telling your five-year-old, hey my child, bring me that boost
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a high thing. Okay, that kind of shock.
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You know what I mean? It's not like a, I just make your poos.
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It's different, you know? But you can use it as an adjective, as a noun, as different parts
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of speech. And why would you act so blind to
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your own, it's the culture of some people and it's not like
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it's like nigger in the US. You know what I mean? It becomes a term of endearment
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even though originally it's a derogatory term.
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It's like saying, it's like, but you're not, sometimes you're
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not insulting the guy. You're just referring to him as their parry, but even though the
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term parry is not a nice term, you know? So sometimes
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we act like we're blind to our own cultures and our own backyard. Another thing I want to talk
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about last week was the new Afrikaans, oh boy, have you heard about that?
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There's a new e-hailing business which employs drivers who can only speak
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Afrikaans. It's been launched in St. Sheridan and Pretoria. It's called
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OneR2, which plays on the Afrikaans expression varna2, and the
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English expression way2. The company which is funded by private investors
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was launched in October last year. While speaking Afrikaans completely is a
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prerequisite for drivers employed by OneR2, CEO Judith van der Vart
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says anyone can use the service as the platform's app, as an
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English translation button for users. Crazy thing is
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did you know there's tribalism amongst the English, the white community? You guys know?
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Oh yeah, big, come on, Africans, Jews,
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they don't get a log, eh? No, they don't. It's crazy, right?
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Yeah, you get the English and the Afrikaans. Yeah, like in Cape Town,
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Stellenbosch is the Afrikaans, and then the British have their own
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space, and then even in Joburg,
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St. Sheridan Pretoria is predominantly Afrikaners, and then
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Edenvale, Bedford View is like the Greeks, the Portuguese.
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And then you find the, around Houghton, you'll find
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a lot of Jews. Observatories are large.
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Which ones are those? Never pinpoint which ones. The South,
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like the South, like Meerdale and
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the South. I'm not sure, I'm from the East, so I'm not, someone from
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Soweto would know the South, like I know in, cause I'm from the East, I know Boxburg is like
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Afrikaners. In Boxburg, you know, like
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a fucking orange foot, ST,
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forecast ST will park it, will pull over next to you,
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must be ready to fight something, you know what I mean? Like, you know,
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n***a will fucking pull out in an ST,
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and you'll fight something.
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It's worse when you drive a nice car.
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It's worse.
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It's a fucking problem, and then there's a guy who's gonna pull up, an older guy, and you think
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he's wiser, he's older, and then he will side with the guy, but he's side with them so
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passively, right? Like, and he makes you feel dumb, and oh
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fuck, Boxburg is the worst. So I know the hoods around the East, yeah.
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I'm not sure what the suburbs in the South. Who stays in the South?
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Shots, you know, in the South, or in the West. Which whites are that side?
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Yeah.
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But here's my statement, right?
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I wish, I don't mean to be rude, but I wish, as Black people,
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we could love ourselves in public.
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You know what I mean?
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We have
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the numbers. These guys don't even have the numbers, and all they do
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is believe in themselves, bind together, make sure that
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when one of their own starts a business, they're all behind it, they're right behind it.
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I'm a big vendor.
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What do you think, Gosley?
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You know, okay, on the beef amongst the Caucasians,
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I know of some...
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KZN is predominantly English-speaking.
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Oh, it's a British. Yeah, KZN is very English.
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So I've known some whites from KZN who hate Pretoria
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for Africans, like they can't stand Africans.
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It's very common. People are not really
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into the other languages.
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Yes, yes, yes, yes. And then the
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Afghans, people think...
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I just honestly...
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What's the worst it's going to do to us, you know?
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Or how does it interfere with our uber, you understand?
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So as long as I'm really... It's whatever. It's just another way of making money
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and making it feel like they need something that they're familiar to.
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So that's okay. I don't see any issues, but I agree.
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Also, as black people, we need to say, okay, we also need our vendor
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uber, our Zulu uber, whatever, you know, that our...
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Zulu uber would be crazy.
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Everything.
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Sponsor.
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Free trip.
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Bro, you know what?
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I was taking you home, right? And we're going past
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what's that?
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So this taxi driver is about to fight with like a normal
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guy who's driving a normal car. So the taxi driver was so pissed,
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he took out a slingshot and he was like...
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I remember that!
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I was taking you out with a slingshot and he was like...
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For real?
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Zulu?
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That's my problem.
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Actually, we have time, but we have
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to do it.
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Wow, he started just driving a slingshot.
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No way a Zulu n***a doesn't have a car driving a taxi, bro.
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Okay.
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Yeah, and the thing is, you're right, Kanye.
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I think a lot of times we often
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complain a lot about like, hey, why is this like, they've got a university
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of Afrikaners.
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They've got a university and you know they're just trying to get
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like Afrikaans people in there, you know, and they say it's an Afrikaans
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purely Afrikaans university. And a lot of times we
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always complain. And there's so many spaces also that
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almost feel like black or exclusively black only. And we should go ahead
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and do things that cater for us.
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Let them do their thing, man. We've got Uber, so it's whatever.
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You know what I mean? As long as, if I understand Afrikaans, I can
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still use it. Yes, yes, yes. Right? If I get on the app and
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on Scarco, then I can f***ing
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take it through.
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Yeah, because I think we always say
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I don't get where we fail, man. There's so many of us, bro,
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by numbers. I load this with our own sovereign fund and just
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put a hundred bucks in. Just the numbers.
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We could do so much.
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We could take so many kids to university. We could f***ing build
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factories. We could do so much. Because all the
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s***t that we like. About five roses, you see.
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About the four-tracker. You know the four-tracker.
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Carts, picture, and bushes in the
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background. And about Hindi A&D.
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All of those things are either owned by AVI, the
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Hertzhoffs, the Rupperts. Old Oppenheimers. All these guys. And these are things we
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indulge and love. Why can't we f***ing have our own tea?
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Like, I don't get it. Like, we are the biggest consumers of tea and that makes
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a few white people rich. But we don't have our own.
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And it's not their fault. It's not government. It's us.
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And I think it's people who complain.
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They must complain. And no. So what?
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Let's pull in money. Like f***ing $20 million.
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To start something. And then people will have shares. Not everyone is going to run it. And people
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benefit from it. They've got investments in that company for their future generations.
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I don't care how we come, but don't do that, bro.
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Do we support those black people there? We do. Do we know though? Who tried? Do we know
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who? Because I know there's a boy of mine. Oh, man.
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Javta. Javta's got a thing, man. He's got a thing with Javta.
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You know? The way it's like they formalized the whole
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crowd pooling thing. Okay, now he's got a whole
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thing. You know? But he's been trying. And
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I don't know whether we get it, do we share it, do we see it to engage
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in it or they're not loud enough. Like, who tried? You know?
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But I don't know how. We just don't bind together, man.
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There's so much power in our numbers. There's another story that I saw.
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I don't know if you guys saw this one, but Mbuso Koza
-->
criticizes modern lobola as a scam that distorts traditions.
-->
That's what he says, right? Yeah, heritage enthusiast and singer Mbuso Koza
-->
has criticized the modern practice of lobola, describing it as a scam that deviates
-->
from its original cultural intent. In a recent interview, Koza argued that
-->
the transactional nature of contemporary lobola focuses more on
-->
financial aspects than on uniting families, which is what
-->
its traditional purpose was for. Koza contends that the current form of
-->
lobola was influenced by Sir Thopolias Shepton. Theophilus.
-->
Theophilus Shepton. Yeah, that's poor Shepton.
-->
A British colonial administrator who allegedly distorted the practice
-->
to deplete the cattle of herds of Zulu men. He emphasizes that placing
-->
a monetary value on human being contradicts the essence of marriage.
-->
We should not be about shaping society. We should be about shaping society
-->
and fostering family bonds. Koza advocates
-->
is an advocate for return to the traditional values of elobola.
-->
Focusing on its role on uniting families and communities rather than its current
-->
transactional nature. 100% agree with him.
-->
And he also, I saw that clip, that part of
-->
he was on, was on TV. And I saw that part and he also even mentioned
-->
that apparently before the family
-->
would decide things of value to obviously
-->
give to the bride's family. But so even like
-->
farming implements and things that would be used in the garden or in the
-->
house would be given and not just like cash or cash equivalent or cows.
-->
Then I agree with it. And then I googled that guy, Shepton.
-->
I've heard about him. Yeah. Yeah, you know, that n***a had white, black white.
-->
So a white guy left the UK when he was three.
-->
Obviously then came here, I don't know what the dad did, but he was in close proximity
-->
like the white people who work on the farm, just black people and he could speak
-->
fluently, you know, our native languages. And then they made him like
-->
the head or minister or whatever of native affairs in Kisere.
-->
And that's why he had power over, you know, regulation of
-->
our traditions such as
-->
and implement these policies. But he had like four black wives.
-->
And it's not spoken about enough in his policy. This is the guy
-->
Port Shepton is named after. So I agree with that. Like
-->
for example, bro, you have a daughter. I've got a daughter. We all have daughters.
-->
And apart from the fact that there's a white
-->
guy who changed the trajectory of the n***a and how we look at it,
-->
it's also hard to blame because some people want to like benefit
-->
from it. To me, it's more about the character of the dude, you know,
-->
and if he really loves my daughter. Otherwise, it's not even going to be
-->
even if we're rich and we're well off, it's not even going to be a matter of now
-->
because of that, it must be a million rags just for your n***a. You know what I mean?
-->
It's never been about that. And we also to blame for falling for
-->
that and making it and, you know, and riding this.
-->
And you know, other cultures, instead of n***a, they'd rather give like
-->
the newlyweds like a million rags to start off their lives.
-->
The biggest nightmare for a lot of adults
-->
is a house. You know, shelter for yourself and your kids. Thank you.
-->
And that's our foundation. Yeah. So as much as we blame the guy,
-->
but also we must look at ourselves in the mirror because we allowed it to get to me.
-->
I've shared the story before
-->
that my dad from like already, I think when I was still young,
-->
he always said, the money, he will ask us
-->
what do you guys want for your wedding? That's now how he's going to charge.
-->
So when we asked you, what did you say you want?
-->
No, no. It was just like, OK, we want to be the venue. This is how much
-->
it would cost. I don't need to talk with my husband
-->
like then. But I think he asked me, but already
-->
I had to have the conversation with my husband also on the side.
-->
Like what is it that we want? Because the money is now covered.
-->
That's what it was. So just that. So like even
-->
my in-laws can never come and say, hey, we have seen
-->
Maliki in the end.
-->
She knows. She knows. Don't lie.
-->
Go back and watch what I'm doing.
-->
Did you reveal the finger? I think so.
-->
I think so.
-->
You're fully dressed.
-->
Do you understand it? Are you for it?
-->
What's your take, bro? Bro, I think Rwola is part of
-->
tradition, man. And we can't do without it.
-->
But I don't know, man. The value of it
-->
has went down specifically because of
-->
I mean, like.
-->
There's women, bro. We have women.
-->
Even Matthew left his wife.
-->
He's still looking for
-->
women, wives.
-->
Matthew left his wife. He's still looking for
-->
women, wives.
-->
Are you going to get a wife?
-->
Also, the jewelry sector accounts for a quarter
-->
of a total of platinum demand, right? But demand is dropping.
-->
A report by the World Platinum Investment Council says that
-->
marriage rates around the world have fallen over the past decade, contributing
-->
to a steady decline in demand for platinum jewelry.
-->
Because of people like you, you're not
-->
getting married. Even if I do get married, I might not even get a ring. You know
-->
that would get the tools. You know, like that.
-->
Something that says I'm committed to you, you know.
-->
Exactly. You see.
-->
On the day we talk about marriage. Can't you put a ring in post-production?
-->
Make it shine.
-->
And then some people are going
-->
rubber and stuff, you know. Like, you know, those rubber rings and
-->
just something that says. Oh, Pops put me in there. I use rubbers now.
-->
No more kids for you.
-->
Why are you using rubbers when you're married?
-->
Over December, I lost like two of my rings. So now I've gotten rubber, bro.
-->
Are you keeping the platinum industry alive?
-->
Are you keeping the platinum industry alive, my nigga?
-->
Let's go get married next December.
-->
Bro, people must celebrate how they want to celebrate.
-->
Let's talk about the concept of marriage. It's not a thing anymore with young people.
-->
It's not. And I see that the conversation
-->
is happening. And it's starting with community of property, you know.
-->
And then some people are like, okay, but we actually need to get married.
-->
Why should we actually get married, you know. I saw Prof. Packing
-->
posted, don't get married in community of property. And then Penal obviously came.
-->
Penalism, the God himself
-->
said he doesn't want people to get married at all. And I think the
-->
conversation is starting to happen to say, listen,
-->
if you have someone that you trust, and I really believe in this,
-->
you trust this person. They will never let you down.
-->
They got your back. You love them. They love you to bits.
-->
You know. And then you start to look at the benefits
-->
of attaching yoga as a thing. And then
-->
one is now going to be affected by the
-->
activities of the other, and just financial implications, even if you get
-->
married in community of property. And sometimes it may be purely business. Maybe you got a business
-->
as a sole proprietor and it goes sour and now it's affecting your marriage. You know what I mean?
-->
So the practicality of it is there's more downside
-->
on paper to actually doing this thing than
-->
the positives, you know. The positives is the
-->
is what? What are the
-->
apart from the love and everything else, but what are the positives of marriage from you guys who are married?
-->
No condoms? No, that's not it.
-->
All celebrities do that.
-->
Being married.
-->
Yeah, I got a kid. I don't remember being married.
-->
So come on, man.
-->
That can't be it. But surely maybe there's benefits.
-->
And not benefits of the love. Obviously there are, but benefits of the
-->
what are the benefits of the legal bondage?
-->
Because it's a legal bondage.
-->
Because someone you love, you know, will never let you down. And you're
-->
good. And it's not to say that you can cheat and go around and do your
-->
things and father or whatever because you're not married or you've got
-->
freedom. No, no, you're still committed. And let's say, okay, maybe in your
-->
relationship, you guys have some agreement as to how you can, because there's many
-->
people have an agreement and they see other people. We know.
-->
We've seen it. You know who?
-->
You don't know. Come on. You don't know that. It's not famous people.
-->
You don't know. I know many people who go about their business.
-->
And she knows as long as they don't bring diseases in and
-->
children from out of wedlock. You know what I mean? So
-->
then it's like legally where is the thing that says, yeah, if we do
-->
this. Will you take that? You've been married longer than me. Will you take this one?
-->
Yeah, yeah. I think it's every story.
-->
So like every story, every like people's
-->
marriages and every individual is like they have their own stories
-->
and reasons on why they would not like go the route
-->
of getting married, like in community or property. Right. So
-->
like it differs for people. And it's also it's about where are you
-->
in life. Some people meet each other. Already there's businesses
-->
and yeah, you're already a business
-->
owner. There's a lot of things that are attached to you and then your spouse,
-->
your partner doesn't have much. And therefore it's like, okay, I don't
-->
want you being attached to these things. Let's marry like and let's separate
-->
our stuff. Right. So those are the reasons. But then you get some people
-->
like me and my husband, we literally started off from nothing. Same, same.
-->
You understand. So we there wasn't that conversation.
-->
Yeah. So it just makes sense.
-->
You understand it. And obviously just with these with having kids
-->
the bigger the all the amount the money that we have, it's
-->
first if anything were to happen, the first people that have to
-->
benefit from this is the kids. You understand. So it's
-->
I wouldn't want to be like, let's say God forbid we were
-->
to separate. Now I'm wanting money and then it's like he's left with nothing.
-->
And what will happen to the kids? You understand. I don't think there's a blanket
-->
approach. Yeah. Yeah.
-->
I'm going to get married.
-->
I'm going to get married. Yeah.
-->
I'm going to have to see what I'm talking about.
-->
I'm going to have to see what's one of my negotiations.
-->
Forget it. Forget it. You're not even involved now.
-->
You'll be out there. You'll be still on Instagram.
-->
You'll see my fucking shit on Instagram.
-->
What are you going to do?
-->
You're at the age where you should be thinking about it.
-->
I'm getting there.
-->
I will get married, right? Because I feel like
-->
my woman will want it obviously.
-->
Yeah.
-->
Yeah.
-->
So
-->
I'm going to get married.
-->
I'm going to get married.
-->
Because when it happens, you'll be six months
-->
expecting.
-->
I'm going to bed going.
-->
But I think it's
-->
And for me personally,
-->
I wouldn't mind if I never did, right? But obviously,
-->
I would do it for respecting
-->
my wife's family and not just
-->
giving birth to pendulas, but there's nothing
-->
that stays. Even like with my daughter, like I said. And I respect the part
-->
of culture. I know those guys and those women I know who don't mind
-->
who say the child will be born a
-->
woman. Even though there's no intention of even ever getting
-->
of marrying and whatever. They just take it as default. And I never
-->
feel it's a default thing.
-->
So even if the child is the mom's surname, until you get involved and you do
-->
the procedures and the right thing. So for me, partly because of that,
-->
I'm a big believer in
-->
wife-husband type of relationship. Whether people are married or not married.
-->
I'm a big believer because as a guy, our nature is just
-->
and there's a few guys who can really thrive and succeed in this
-->
world without that home base. That support and that home
-->
that grounding. You need that grounding. So I'm a big believer in that
-->
relationship. You know, you can't just be a
-->
bachelor. You know what I mean? Those are the benefits
-->
of love. Remember what I said. Those are the benefits of love and
-->
commitment. Marriage doesn't necessarily mean
-->
love and commitment. Because we know
-->
Mr. Kaula is in jail, I was going to say. But you know, I don't want to join him.
-->
But there's people who are married by a person
-->
who's not even into women kind of thing. You know what I mean? Who are those people?
-->
I said I do not want to see Mr. Kaula in his fila top
-->
in a jail cell. You know what I mean?
-->
You know what I mean? So we can't automatically, and that's just an example,
-->
we can't automatically then say marriage equates
-->
means you love the person and the thing's going to work and the thing
-->
will be full of love. But I am a firm believer in a life partner. So I will
-->
get married out of non-selfish reasons.
-->
Obviously to appease my partner as well. But I really feel like we could have the exact
-->
same thing we are going to have in marriage without the legal thing.
-->
Without the law saying, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, we see. You guys are
-->
married. You know? So yeah.
-->
Just personalize it. How old are you now, dude?
-->
Thirty-one. Thirty-one.
-->
Thirty-one.
-->
Thirty-one.
-->
Thirty-one.
-->
Thirty-one.
-->
Thirty-one.
-->
Thirty-two.
-->
Thirty-five.
-->
What are you asking?
-->
What's marriage?
-->
Let me explain.
-->
I'm in my early
-->
thirties.
-->
Bye.
-->
It's okay.
-->
Never.
-->
You guys are my elders.
-->
No. Marriage. Let me be honest.
-->
I think if by now I could have been married.
-->
In fact, maybe two, three of my previous partners
-->
we could have gotten married.
-->
Even with the father of my child actually.
-->
I don't know how I feel about marriage. Actually from a young
-->
age I would always say this, that I don't think I want to get married.
-->
It's a conversation I would have with my mom, with everyone. And then everyone would say,
-->
you're going to grow up and realize.
-->
Exactly. I'm grown and my
-->
perspective hasn't changed. I understand the benefits.
-->
And also I agree with Saul. My perspective is that I don't
-->
think marriage is a must. I don't think so.
-->
I also believe in a life partner. I've always
-->
believed that. I believe in a life partner. Marriage,
-->
it makes me uncomfortable, the thought of marriage.
-->
Is that your commitment? Not really.
-->
Because a life partner you'd be committed to them. No, no, no. But you can out
-->
anytime. That's the thing without losing half your shit or all your shit.
-->
You're right.
-->
You're right.
-->
What is happening is that we've made marriage seem like a trap.
-->
That's the problem.
-->
No, no, no.
-->
I'd rather be a life partner so that I don't, I'm not tied down.
-->
And I'm not
-->
saying it's a trap, but it is a
-->
legal thing that then
-->
joins you guys and entraps you. Not because
-->
a trap is like you're trying to get out, but you can't. That's a trap.
-->
Some people, it's like if I'm home for the whole year without
-->
opening my gate, I'm not trapped. I just love it here. But fact is
-->
I am locked in. And for me it's legally something that locks you in
-->
to a thing. So it is a trap,
-->
but you want to be in it. Because when you find the person
-->
you love to live the rest of your life with and automatically be a part of
-->
it and be one thing and legally whatever happens to you affects them.
-->
That's love. Pure love. For me I think the concept is cool.
-->
I think the concept is cool, but I think human beings complicate it.
-->
So for example it's like flying, right? If someone
-->
gets on a flight for the first time and they experience turbulence, chances of them wanting to
-->
fly again will be zero to none, right? But if you
-->
are flying and the flight is cool, you wouldn't mind flying.
-->
Which is what I think about marriage. If you had a bad marriage, chances are
-->
of you trying to get married again are zero to none.
-->
But if you've got a good partner and your marriage is good, you don't see it as a trap
-->
or anything that society sees it to be.
-->
And the thing is people who have been in there...
-->
I didn't hear it.
-->
Look at her, she's motivated by my character.
-->
Look at her wring her leg.
-->
And also I think when it's time to...
-->
I have to say, sorry Saul, like with what the makers just said, is that
-->
how many like
-->
contractual agreements do we sign into? Whether it's a job or even
-->
like that's a contract that you are in.
-->
Yes, buying your car.
-->
So even what Mek is saying is that like...
-->
I held on, I'm holding on.
-->
I don't know what I'm saying man.
-->
There's something so like, oh you made me lose my thought.
-->
Sorry, but I like that you brought in the contract because
-->
marriage is a legal contract and contracts are binding.
-->
And when you're in a bind, you're trapped. And sometimes you want to...
-->
Hey listen, if I have a contract with Mek and I want to distribute Tiller's Punch
-->
for this amount a year for the next five years, I'm trapped. I love the trap.
-->
I'm benefiting from it. He loves the trap, he's benefiting from it. You know what I mean?
-->
That's marriage. It's a trap where we both benefit and we're happy
-->
ideally. It's a contract. Contracts are in traffic
-->
in their nature. So a trap is not bad.
-->
It only becomes bad when you want to get out. You know what I mean?
-->
A wall is not bad. It's only bad when you want to get out.
-->
You know? So it is something that clearly puts a mark
-->
and limit of you can't now do this and these are
-->
things hopefully you don't want to do. I was just saying like
-->
there's more implications that are bad more than good when it comes to
-->
things of... Because here's the thing I'd hate for if I'm married one day
-->
my woman's things financially collapse on her end
-->
or she gets into some financial trouble and I do and it affects all of us.
-->
You know what I mean? I want to be in a position where by... In fact I think Nandi and Zegs
-->
did this where they annulled their marriage because the way it was was risky
-->
for the family because if one of them took a knock it affects everybody else.
-->
And then they almost like cancelled it and remarried and changed
-->
certain things to protect that family but they knew that
-->
and that takes trust. To marry out of community property is the ultimate trust
-->
because it says that we're going to
-->
protect each other and the family but don't screw me over and you
-->
trust that. You know? It's like when you got
-->
someone you got guns or knives both of you and you walk in front of that person.
-->
It's absolute trust to say don't stand with the best.
-->
Getting married like that is also like kind of like saying you don't trust each
-->
other. No it's a smart thing to do. It is smart.
-->
No no no it is smart depending on but some people have taken it because of
-->
it's like I don't trust you therefore I rather not
-->
be find it like that with you. Yeah I know someone I want to say
-->
I know someone right? You don't know them. They're not famous.
-->
You're not famous.
-->
This is my nigga. This is my boy.
-->
We grew up together. It's only like three so we must be
-->
producing. Now I can't tell you the story.
-->
No I'm not a boy but I know someone who they were
-->
married in community and then things happened and the one
-->
went through some financial whatever and then they
-->
untied the thing right and then they were meant
-->
to redo the thing as a different setup and then once they
-->
untied the thing they broke up.
-->
Oh yeah and it wasn't that once. It then became gradual
-->
but before they remarried properly and then there was no
-->
so there is always that thing but sometimes you must just
-->
trust your partner to say let's not marry in community property.
-->
If you really really trust them. Sometimes it's a smart thing.
-->
I know you're saying it looks like it's like saying if you don't want to get married
-->
you're planning on breaking up one day.
-->
You know what I mean? Sometimes it's not. It's to trust your person
-->
that you say you're going to be with me for the rest of my life and I say I'm going to be with you for the rest of your life.
-->
Let's do it without getting married and let's stick to it.
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Link in the description below. Ghost lady, what you got for us, man?
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Oh, we're here already.
-->
We're here. Who are we?
-->
Oh, the first appropriation bill.
-->
Okay, I want to ask you guys to talk about KefiBull.
-->
KefiBull.
-->
KefiBull.
-->
On her Instagram, her stories, she put out a post
-->
where she's just sharing that she has
-->
accepted God as her Lord and Savior and just changed her ways.
-->
And she was even seen burning her clothes.
-->
Prior to that she was giving away clothes. It started happening a couple of weeks back.
-->
And then now there was this whole post where she was just sharing
-->
about how she has changed. And like I want to
-->
just read one of the things that she said that
-->
So she found God now. I told you though, these are the levels.
-->
Remember I told you. That's the final level where all
-->
almost slay queens. The ones that don't manage to
-->
marry them or, you know what I mean, end up
-->
at the point of finding God. At church. At church, yeah.
-->
But so, wait. It's full of retirement.
-->
Yeah, because God, look, if you say
-->
But God says you must come as you are. So wait, wait, wait.
-->
No, no, we don't think God must reject them. God please take them.
-->
As they are. Please take them.
-->
Like, hey man, we agree with God.
-->
Please take them as they are. Like
-->
God must take everyone. Like if I one day, you know, do things
-->
and come to God and pray. Whenever I've done wrong and
-->
I get on my knees the following morning, I pray for forgiveness. God must take me as I am.
-->
Yes. My thing is, remember
-->
biggest slay queen, you almost put out the impression that
-->
you want to find the things in life. Yes, sir. And sometimes, 100%
-->
of the times, you don't want to pay for them, right? 100%. Therefore, there's someone who's going to
-->
pay for them for you to experience them because that's the standard. Therefore,
-->
you've set a price on it. And a man and anyone who's got money
-->
wants the best that their money can buy. Exactly. And unfortunately,
-->
you don't stay in your peak forever. No. And then, when you're there
-->
your tits get saggy, you know, shit like that. The guy's like, hold on, tits getting saggy,
-->
why am I paying for this townhouse? Why am I still paid for?
-->
When does Ayanna call in my DM?
-->
You know?
-->
Why, why, why? And then they look the other way.
-->
And it's true. When you say queenism has an expiry
-->
date. Yes! Yes, it does.
-->
And the smart ones are able to swindle a n***a
-->
to marry them, are able to start businesses so that they
-->
are sustained by that. But the thing is, if and the rest find
-->
God. Yeah, the rest find God. God welcomes all of us.
-->
God welcomes everyone because he's God.
-->
It's like your mom will never reject you.
-->
You are welcome at home, even when the world has shown you flames.
-->
Even when you've done some questionable things. Most homes
-->
you are welcome back. And it is what it is. Let's not lie.
-->
Guys who pay for women's company want the best they
-->
money can buy. A class. A class!
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Generally it's like that. It's like even kids, right?
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It's like
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