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Yeah, promise, I love it.
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Isn't it great? It just it builds, it breaks it down.
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God is good. That boy is so talented. He don't
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even know, he don't even know. He don't even know,
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he don't even know.
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Let's pray, Lord.
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We just thank you, praise you for your newness in us.
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Thank you for being with us this week.
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Thank you for just I just don't even know the words,
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there's no words, and you just sitting with us and
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being with us in the same space and time. We
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thank you God. We praise you Father God. Now this
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is your show. This is your time to.
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Speak to your people. Do what you do best.
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That's set in your captives. Free Lord, we see what's
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going on the world. We were with the line that
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flipped over today. It's been happening within the week. When
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this week, please be with your people, your families, be
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with your individuals, be with your people, Be with the
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companies that are trying to fight for survival. Right now
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we get behind the cross. It's a new sound, there's
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a new beat, there's a new groove in you.
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Father.
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We love you so much.
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We're forever giving you all the praise, the glory and
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the honor and the mighty matchless magnificent name of Jesus.
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Amen and Amen.
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Boy. That music there, boy, you just want to.
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Y'all liked it?
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Oh, I was going to turn off the lights here
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because I have too much light. It was dazzing feeling. Yeah,
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I wanted to bring the yond beyond.
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Yeah, as long as you don't get the disco ball,
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we're good. As long as we don't go there. Now
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what you say, man, it's nice.
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I was going to ask, I think just to credit him.
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Your son did that right?
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Awesome? Yes, awesome?
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Author Barry Nights in June Yes, Keyboard challenged talent. That
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boy he don't even he don't even know, he don't
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even know.
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Beat and Martin Jenny, you go, boy, I loved it.
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I said the word about you. That was nice, smooth, Yes, awesome,
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that was nice. That was smooth, and just the whole
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new you know, it's newness now, it's newness. Now we're
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not doing the same thing anymore. We're not doing and
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it's ours.
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It belongs to us.
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Like these T shirts belong to us. It's ours. No
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one could come. It's going to be copyrighting, it's gonna
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be patting it. It's ours. It's ours. It's ours. It
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belongs to setting it straight. And you know, just to
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be able to say, hey.
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I need some new music with the other room.
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This boy, I mean, you have to see, he's just
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he don't realize it. He don't realize it at all.
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He don't. He just is something he likes to do.
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But I said, son, let me let me be your mama,
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let me be the mama jo I can get you
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out there, come on that. So how's everybody?
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Yes, all right?
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I just want to add some since she just said that, say,
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he doesn't realize it. But I think on a couple
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of the shows, people say, how do you know when
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your purpose to do something?
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Sometimes you don't recognize it, but it's if it's.
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Something that you enjoy doing and it's done, well, just
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look at that. So I just want to kind of
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preface that before we start to show, because I know
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a few people asked, how do you know when you're.
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Purpose for something?
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And like I said, sometimes feels good, but sometimes you
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don't even recognize it.
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So yeah, and you don't and you don't most of
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the time because.
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We're not raised.
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I felt we missed the school Jasmine heart felt touch
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in the new beginning of the show. Congratulations that is talent.
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Thank you, Miss Diz. I will let him know that
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you said that. Amen, and ain'men. But yeah, how do
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you know? I mean, all I know is growing up
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as a child. My parents didn't foster creativity. They didn't
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foster They say, no, you just like a typical black
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black set of parents. Go to school and get your education.
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Go to school and get your they say, go to
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school and make friends. They just say, go to school
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and teach us what you know, make us better. Parents know,
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they said, just go to school and get your education.
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And it was on the Cosby show. The psychologist for
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the Cosby Show spoke and came to our hometown, Trey.
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I don't know if you were there, but it was
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the psycholog just from the Cosby Show and they came.
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To our church. He came to our church.
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He said, the difference between black parents and white parents
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is that Black parents send their kids to go to school,
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to go to school to get an education. And that's
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what they'll tell you. I'm getting sending you to school
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to get an education. But white parents say, I'm sending
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you to school to become the boss. Not the boss
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of school, but get what you need so you could
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be the boss. And I used to say that to
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my oldest son when I dropped them off at kindergarten
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in daycare. Remember now what you learning today, setting you
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up to be the boss one day. But if they
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don't see that not fostered, that's not drilled, they would
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never know that.
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My mother would if my mother, I.
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Think would have been happy if I never talked and
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never laughed. And she didn't like the pink and black gums,
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and she showed me how to smile, just to crack
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my lips a little bit for pictures up until the
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fourth grade, fifth grade, sixth grade. And she didn't want
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my gums to be they were either family had all
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black gums or all pink gums. They didn't have a
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comp I have a combination. And she's like, no, I
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don't want you opening your mouth. And I know my parents.
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Every time I would speak in public, I know they
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would be turning over in their grave, like then she
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go again, then she go again. I had no idea
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I would have to be a Moses, I would have
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to be a Joshua, I would have to be a
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judge Deborah. I didn't know I would be part of
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the Disciples. I didn't know. I wasn't raised that way.
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So that's how you don't know. And then if you're
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pushed back so much verbally, emotionally, you would never see.
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You can't come up for air. You can't see it.
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I see that I have a gift of seeing the
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potential in everybody. But if they can't see it, they
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perceive it. They can't.
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They're like, well, that's nice.
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Thank you, No, but you don't get it. No, it's okay,
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And you have to leave them alone because you.
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Could traumatize them with that. Well, you know you should
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have been this, you should have been that.
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And that's how we as parents, I mean as parents
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and raised my three. I waited. I watched them as babies,
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when they were able to sit up. What did they
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gravitate towards? And bj who wrote this score, who wrote
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the other score, would go and get the pots out
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of the captain the moment he can walk, he can
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just hed.
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Do a way to go get the potts.
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Turn him over and he's taking something and banging on it.
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And I said, boy, if you don't put that pot
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back where you found it.
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He was. He's the introverted one. He's the quiet one.
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He would drip, dribble, doodle on his papers. He turned
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in his homework. He's drawn little characters. I said, you
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gotta stop that. The teachers tried to stop.
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He couldn't have tests. He's just doodling. And he can drawing.
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Get it from me, dog could draw? You need it
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from Melissa?
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You can draw. She likes music, but she puts the
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music and love into her food and the way she
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do hair where she can picture visualize. Okay, and I'm
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gonna try to style on you. I don't getting ready
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to do my photo shoot. Look I'm gonna I'm gonna
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loose all this and that it you know, fucking kind
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of blend with their first book because I had all
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my hair loose then. But anyway, you know that creativity.
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I had to keep speaking to that creativity because the
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DNA for the other side don't have. And I had
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to say, if you got it, if y'all can my
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twins sweat? They can sing because they.
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Were in the choir like their mother was.
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I'm like, no, y'all, you know what, I'm not told deaf.
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I could hear a beat. I love y'all, but no,
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we're gonna be in the car.
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You don't need to take the courus. Take something else,
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weightlifting or something.
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You know, wait, trading us something. No we can say
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because momy, mommy, you wearried all the choirs in school. Yeah,
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but that was me. I couldn't tell him nothing, and
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I went. My son had his tuxedo on, his shiny
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patent shoes, my daughter had her guard down on and stuff.
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I'm just sitting in the wheelchair. I'm out of the hospital.
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I think I'm still delirious, and I'm.
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Like, those are my children, though, people saying where did
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that come from?
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You know, beautiful new score to the beginning of the show.
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Very nice, Thank you, Charles. Nice to see you tellent
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runs in your family. It's the grace of God in Stasia.
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That share was a sweet new sound show. Yes, celebrating
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our third, our year three, celebrating you know this is
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we're here and actually it was the fourteenth, which is
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Valentine's Day, but of course you know we're not, you know,
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airing on a Friday, so we saved it till the seventeenth,
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and you don't know. Congratulations, Thank you, Nickey, Thanks.
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To you guys. It's y'all.
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It's y'all. This is why we keep coming back.
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It's y'all.
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We got y'all on our minds. We're trying to figure out, okay,
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well what.
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Did Mickey asks last time? What the country Sea said?
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You know, we're trying to make sure we round that around,
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come back around, circle back around so we can answer.
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So it's you all. Congratulations to you all for being
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here stinking it out with us. Amen and amen, thank you.
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So we had to have a new show, so we
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had to get a new sound because.
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This is new.
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We're in a whole different era now we're in a
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whole different season now like ever before. You know, So
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thank you on and thank thanks to my fabulous co host.
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Thank you. This show is growing me to be a
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better person at all, Anastasia. I bet you say that
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to all the radio hosts. Just okay, it's just for us.
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We'll take it, we'll take it all. But thank god
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it's got and again being I mean, how many people
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have said to me over you know, when I was
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a little teenager college, oh you would be a good
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you know, show host, you like Oprah Wainfred.
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No, I ain't like Oprah.
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Hang on, no, I ain't like Oprah, but I understood
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the corel you know, the correlation. But they were like,
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oh my god, you have the gift of gap.
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You could, you can do this?
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You could.
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I was like, yeah, you wan, you got that radio voice.
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Eh No, if anything, I want to get back on
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stage to act. And I had that no moments fifteen
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years years. No, ma'am, this show has changed things.
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For me on the stage.
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Thank you, Thank you Lord, Thank you Lord. You sent them,
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You sent them because y'all could be watching a thousand
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more shows tonight.
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Y'all could be on Spotify.
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Y'all could be watching the eight o'clock news, seven o'clock news.
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You're gonna be watching Judge.
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Judy at seven o'clock. You know, you could be doing
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a whole lot. Y'all could be getting dinner together. You know,
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I just remember when you just you know, the love
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and thank you the love. But I want to talk