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Welcome back to Lincoln Bio.
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I am Jenny and I'm Jess and I am sure you can
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guess who I'm filling in for because let's just say our brothers
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Alejo to have his baby.
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Congratulations to Aleo New dad and Adrian.
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Of course, Adrian doing all the hard work.
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Yes. Well, let's jump into it.
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We got a show to do that for you guys.
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We have a situation with the node dad,
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Carol G ES compro Medida,
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Joan Boada Pharmacy hacks and Rihanna's visit to India.
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And we're also talking about our men,
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more Chismosa than women with Jay Valentino.
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Why she and and Teu are so cheap.
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How to be a New Latino dad with Rafael Gomez?
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Plus the rock copyrights his phrases.
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If it's not skimmers at gas stations,
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it's the fake gift cards at Target.
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Oh, I hate when that happens.
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Russian speaking, ransomware gang alpha has disrupted prescription processing systems across
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the US leaving millions facing the choice of paying inflated prices or
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foregoing vital medication. Pharmacies unable to verify insurance due to the
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breach are demanding full payment leading to out of pocket costs.
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Surpassing $1000 for some.
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So apparently hackers are fucking around with our medications.
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Now, dude, the last thing that I would expect like
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what do you mean we're already getting overcharged?
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Our health care system shit.
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And you wanna charge me more,
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leave me alone. Go make money honorably.
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Honestly, can pinch you guys could get really far in life
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Hey, imagine that your Abuela or mom's medication get scammed
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and now you have to borrow money to keep them from dying
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Like imagine that I'm no,
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hold on, go scam them billionaires or something.
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Like don't scam the common people.
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You know what Jenny?
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If there's anything I've learned is that everything has a price and
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that's exactly what I think Rihanna thinks as well.
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You know, somebody got her out of the house and back
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on the stage and you'll never believe who it was.
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So billionaire industrialist Mukesh Ambani who by the way is worth $112
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billion. No big deal.
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He is helping his youngest son,
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Anant get married, right?
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He's hosting celebs and heads of state for a three day wedding
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event that's happening in July.
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Like it's not even happening right now.
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The celebration is just starting.
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This is like the pre wedding.
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I wanna know. Does he have any more sons?
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that's, that's what I wanna know.
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I want a big ass Indian wedding and I want people.
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She's smart. She's funny.
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She's talented she's got her own business like let's fucking go.
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And I like Indian music.
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There you go. Rihanna is reportedly getting $6 million for the
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appearance. Honestly, that would make anybody get out of bed
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get that bag like big time.
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This is nothing new to the Ambani family who always balls out
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when it comes to weddings.
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Other family members in recent years were treated to pre wedding celebrations
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from Beyonce, Beyonce Cold Play and the chain smokers like they're
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freaking bringing Coachella to India basically like what this is Indian Cella
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It's not in India no more.
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It's in India and while $6 million is already insane.
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Rihanna may have gotten an even bigger deal for the performance because
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she's, she's a like a true entrepreneur,
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true ge because the Ambani family is actually the owner of reliance
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retail group who bought out the rights to Sephora's business in India
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And as we all know Fenty Beauty,
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Rihanna's makeup brand is in Sephora stores.
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So Sephora is coming to India.
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Rihanna is one step ahead of the game already meeting the family
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making sure that you know,
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her products are front and center.
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As soon as you walk into Sephora India,
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you best believe that the Rihanna Fenty Beauty Display is gonna be
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and honestly, I can't wait to see it.
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work, work. That's all I know.
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Honestly, Brat Cross,
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the father of a child who died in the Uvalde shooting said
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he was arrested in a town meeting for saying the word fuck
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cross reportedly yelled at Mariano Paragas,
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a commissioner who was the acting police chief.
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At the time of the shooting,
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the grieving dad confronted Paragas saying there were 8 to 9 students
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still alive in that classroom and you walk the fuck away.
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The people holding the meeting told the dad to watch his language
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and he replies, language,
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language, language. My child is fucking dead and you know
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what? He's fucking great dude and honestly watch his language.
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Y'all should have been watching his kid.
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Police escorted cross out of the meeting and arrested him.
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In response. Cross said on Tik Tok,
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they're more worried about me saying the word fuck than they are
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that my son and others were murdered.
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And I freaking agree.
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The Uvalde County Judge Bill Mitchell said that cross was escorted out
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because he continued to use profane language.
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Commissioner Ronald Garza said there must be some respect but he absolutely
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understands the dad's anger.
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I'm sorry, but he wasn't the one being disrespectful.
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It was the people who,
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who arrested him and and made this whole meeting about his profanity
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which the meeting was supposed to be about the kids,
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the safety of the kids that,
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that they were, it just pisses me off to be Joan
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Boada. One of the seven men accused of attacking two police
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officers in New York City in January has been cleared of all
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charges. You may remember when Boada,
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a Venezuelan immigrant and seven others were arrested for allegedly attacking police
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outside a shelter near Times Square on January 27th.
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After that, Boada made a court appearance and gave two middle
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fingers to reporters. And then the right wing had a field
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day congressman Anthony de esposito wrote on X about Boa's photo.
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We feel the same way about you holler at the cartels and
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have them escort you back then.
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Republican congressman, Mike Collins of Georgia replied,
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or we could buy him a ticket on Pinochet Air for a
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free helicopter ride back.
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Oh, shit. Isn't that a reference to the Chilean Dictator
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Pinochet? He's the one that would throw like his opponents off
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of helicopters. Well,
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Boada was mistaken for another suspect and has been exonerated as a
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participant in this assault.
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Look, if I was mistaken for a suspect and thrown in
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jail because of something best believe I'm gonna be walking out like
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this is Caro G engaged to fade.
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Fans think that Caro G is engaged to alleged boyfriend fade or
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at least she is compro meti.
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First of all, hold up before I get into it.
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Who picked this picture of my girl Carol like y'all did her
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so dirty. Like it's just,
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it's not doing anybody any favors and this feels really personal.
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So I'm gonna have a word with whoever picked us one later
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Back to the story during the singer's concert in Guatemala
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City on Saturday. She read out loud an insane poster from
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my husband wants to leave me for you.
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Carol G laughed at the poster and said,
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but I'm already com from Merida and if he's gonna leave you
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for me, find someone else,
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period. La Vita has spoken but honestly compro meda in Spanish
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like you can't really take that as a literal translation.
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I feel like it can mean so many things like you're committed
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to something. Exactly.
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Like that's what I would say.
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Compro me like, I remember when I would go to Mexico
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like a boyfriend back then like,
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you know, guys would try to like hit on me like
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and, and then I'd be like,
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it just means that you're already like involved with someone.
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It doesn't like, don't take it for the literal translation of
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like I'm engaged. So I don't think so if she's not
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wearing a ring on her finger and she's not posting about it
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like there's no way also,
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it kind of su no disrespect to those who get married or
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get engaged quickly. But when,
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you know, when you know,
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I guess that's all I'm gonna say.
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We keep just picking at the wound here.
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So girl, this is not personal but I just see that
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like she's just living her life,
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Don't be putting words in her mouth like but you know what
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I love how she looks genuinely happy.
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Absolutely. Like it gives me hope like Carol,
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Manana. Sera Bonito.
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I remember when you were saying Manana Serra Bonito.
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Bonito. I'm so glad I am so glad Carol Alejos babies
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I I wanna say the baby's here already.
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So Alejos, I saw the Alex.
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This is not Isabella by the name.
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His baby is a fake baby.
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Fake baby. Alejo is not here to be with his baby
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Alejo is one of the kind of guys that he's like always
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active on social media.
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He's been awfully quiet lately which kind of leads us to suspect
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that baby Izzy is here.
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And we couldn't be more excited.
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So since we know that being a parent,
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it's hard. I don't know how people our age are
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doing it or how our parents did it.
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I feel like there's just so much that I'm doing now that
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And then I can only imagine adding a like a kid to
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the equation. It's a lot.
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I admire your parents big time.
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I'm at thea by association and I feel like that's enough for
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let's play around. I won't change your diaper,
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but I'll give you back to your mom for like the hard
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stuff. You're gonna start crying.
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Here you go. Time for mommy.
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That's the beauty of being.
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I feel like millennial dads and the way that they're raising their
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Children are just much more present and so different than,
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you know, joining us to talk about fatherhood is Rafael Gomez
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How's it going? How you doing?
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you know, there's a recent study by the Pew Research Center
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that found that what exactly what we were just talking about.
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Millennial dads are spending up to three times more time with their
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family, with their Children than previous generations.
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Would you say that this is true?
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Like, do you spend more time with your kids at home
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than your dad did with you?
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Oh, yes, I spend like pretty much all day with
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all the time, especially now that I'm doing like a content
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like videos like that's like my job,
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social media, I'm able to be here like 24 7.
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So it's like, it's amazing what a blessing to be able
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to 24 7. What would you say you are most afraid
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of fucking up when it comes to like your kids?
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I would say the main thing would probably be like not
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being able to provide like I'm doing good right now,
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but like not being able to provide would be one of the
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things for sure. Do you feel like that pushes you to
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kind of like, do more.
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Like that's your incentive is like your kids and being able to
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provide for your family.
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That's why you work hard and make sure you have it.
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And like, my wife's good about it because she's been through
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just showing me teaching me everything.
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That's good. It's a,
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its a, it takes a team for sure to have each
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other support. What would you say is one thing that you
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weren't warned about the biggest challenge being like the bad guy,
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I guess you could say because you kind of have to be
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that guy in order to set the rules and stuff like that
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because you want to have a good relationship at the same time
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You gotta be like a parent,
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It's like, how do you stay ahead of your partner's needs
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Tambien because like, I mean,
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it's a family, right?
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the dad and the mom,
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you kind of have to work together and everything.
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How do you make sure that like,
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you and your partner are both,
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like, supporting each other as well?
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Well, sometimes we'll even have like our,
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like our date nights.
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So we'll, I'll spend time with my wife specifically and then
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we'll have like family time where we travel together and then we
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just try to find a good routine to where like,
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we're all like spending time together and making sure that everybody gets
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like time alone with one another.
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Yeah, very rewarding.
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Your own little units,
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your little, you know,
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congratulations again. So excited for the new addition to your family
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And where can people find you before we head out?
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Oh, it's just Rafael Gomez 195.
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Pretty much everywhere. Just Rafael.
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Awesome. Thank you again.
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That was crazy. 000 she said and you go back to
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your mom like just for a little bit,
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you know, and then we gotta get,
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get the card. Men can spill just as much tea as
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women. Maybe even more.
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I have no clue what their Chism is about.
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So here to give us all the truth is comedian D JJ
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Valentino. What's up?
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What's up? Thanks for having me.
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Welcome. Thank you for coming.
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So I don't know if you saw but there's this Tik Tok
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trend of like men hanging out with their like girl and
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the girl's friends being there and the guy just like all like
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hovering over them just that's weird because I've never done that before
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I don't even know why you guys brought me here because
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that's not me. Really?
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I smell cheese moss on my eye.
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I'm just kidding. So,
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where do the men spill the cheese med?
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Like is it the group chat?
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Is it the basketball court?
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Ok, so I'm in the entertainment industry,
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so I definitely don't do it in the industry.
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I'm a DJ and a comedian.
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I'm not gonna do it around other comedians.
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I'm not gonna do it around other DJ s and votes.
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You don't poop where you eat?
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Yeah. Can we a cuss here?
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Don't shoot. And I'm single at the moment.
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But if I am hanging out with a female that I do
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trust or even my mother.
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She's Guatemalan Cuban. Come on.
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If this is my mom or somebody that I trust away from
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those people, away from the industry,
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Everybody does it. Why do you think there's traffic when there's
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an accident on the freeway?
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We're all nosy. Why do you think social media is so
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we're all, we all wanna know.
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we are. And like do you have any che for us
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Like what's on the radar?
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What are you talking about?
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We're gonna save that for the,
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We're gonna talk about that over there.
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you know, for me it's just guys,
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if you're gonna tease me,
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I do it in the privacy of your own home.
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Try to stay away from doing it in the industry that you're
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in because it's gonna bite you in the butt later.
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You know, I'll be honest with you.
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That's not a good look.
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You know, if you know,
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like once again, we're all human about it.
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Just do it in your own private.
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Talk to your girl about it,
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talk to your mom about it to people that you trust about
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it or just don't talk about it at all.
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This is true or talk to your mom about it.
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Yeah. Talk to your mom for sure.
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The moms for sure with them,
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like, just hits different.
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And they give you good substance.
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They have a good substance.
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they, they have good oh yeah,
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they, and they be folding that napkin when they're telling you
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folding a fucking napkin.
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I like that. I like that to me.
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My mom is making my bed while she's doing that.
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no se la they gotta be productive at the same time.
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mom keep washing my dishes.
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What you saying? I'll be here all day.
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So with stand up because you are a stand up comedian.
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So do you, do you like ever spill like like a
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family che or like friend che or like,
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you know, I know you're single but like when you had
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a girl like their cheese man on there or has anyone gotten
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mad because you have I mean,
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so comedy is honest.
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Comedy is honest. I like OK,
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I'll be honest, like I have a tattoo hairline.
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I don't know if this is cheese,
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man. But I spill it.
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Can't tell like, oh my God.
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Oh, ok. I definitely,
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you know, I talk about trans,
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You know, I talk about,
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I was in the strip club industry for 18 years.
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DJ. I definitely talk about the strip club stuff.
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What went on behind the scenes,
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you know, that's che on though.
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You know what I mean?
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There's a lot of stuff that I shouldn't have saw at the
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in the industry. That's Chian though.
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There's a lot of stuff that went on behind the scenes that
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dancers probably wouldn't want people to know.
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That's Ciano, you know,
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like strings hanging out on stage,
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You know when the girl has a monthly cycle.
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00 snap. He's spelling it.
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No pun attendant, no strings attached,
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no strings attached with women.
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I talked about how a girl once released a gas bubble on
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me after love making.
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That's a, a fart on me.
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And I never, I never said the name but it happened
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you know, but once again,
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girls don't fart. So I don't,
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you didn't hear it from me?
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You didn't hear it from me?
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Girls don't fart what?
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That a guy thing that,
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girls don't even eat beans,
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right? For that reason.
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OK, Jay. So give us the cheese man.
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On your like, do you have any tours coming up?
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a few dates. I'm in the Bay Area on the 14th
18:48
I'm in Sacramento performing at the stand up with Luis Pazos
18:52
in Sacramento. You can check it out on my social media
18:57
I believe it's a Thursday.
18:58
I'll be at a club called Blue Martini in Phoenix and in
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next month in April,
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I'll be in Modesto performing again on April 5th.
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But all this information is on the link on my bio,
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Lincoln bio. Here we go.
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Damn, son. Where'd you find this?
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Have you heard about TEMU?
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I've heard about them.
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I know that they had like some commercials in the Super Bowl
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but I'm not really familiar with them.
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Are you? I haven't ordered from TEMU but I have ordered
19:32
from sheen before. You know,
19:34
I know they're very similar.
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So I did some research and it has horrible reviews and ac
19:42
score from the Better Business Bureau.
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Wait reviews from like the people that purchase things from them or
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so horrible reviews because it's like,
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I'm like, it's so cheap that it's like,
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is it like a per the prices are hard to beat to
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help us get to the bottom of this.
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We have Michelle Steele from TIWWG.
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Hi, Michelle. Hi ladies,
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welcome. Thank you for joining us.
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Thank you. Why do you think it's so cheap?
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Like how can they afford to sell things for so cheap.
20:16
Well, the companies are really interesting but they have pretty similar
20:20
business models, at least up to a point.
20:22
So one thing is they really rely on manufacture in companies,
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sorry, manufacturing in countries where it's a lot cheaper for
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labor. This often means that a lot of these workers aren't
20:33
full time employees, they aren't,
20:34
there isn't any regulations,
20:36
they can work longer hours.
20:38
The second thing is they go direct to the manufacturer.
20:41
So instead of relying on a middleman to sell the product to
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them, they can get that direct profit.
20:47
And the third thing really is that they're willing to take a
20:50
loss to really win in the US market.
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has done interviews where they said they're losing about $30 per order
20:57
in the US just to win the US market.
20:59
And we're so interested in this because,
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you know, the Super Bowl,
21:02
we just saw 3 $7 million ads to advertise this company.
21:07
So they're willing to take a little bit of a loss right
21:09
now to sell you those cheap products as you're talking about to
21:12
really get the marketplace here in the US.
21:16
So would you say Temu is legit?
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I haven't ordered anything from TEMU.
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I get a little like,
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I don't know, I feel like it's too good to be
21:26
would you say it's legit?
21:27
Well, definitely. So they claim that they're going to the
21:30
same manufacturers that are making your airpods,
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but they're just using their own products on the side.
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So you're probably getting the same quality.
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However, you can take that with a grain of salt.
21:40
So these companies might be using the same factories but they might
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not have the standards and checks that you would get from,
21:47
That's so interesting.,
21:50
I mean, we can only hope that they're paying their employees
21:52
like livable wages but chances are they're,
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they're coming from like sweatshops or some environments like that.
21:58
Correct. Definitely. That's one of the big complaints about companies
22:02
like Temu and X and that they work in these countries that
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don't have standardized practices.
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You might be seeing people make to fulfill demands,
22:10
working long hours, maybe not even getting overtime.
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So there's a lot of concern and on top of that,
22:15
they're making so many different products that it causes a lot of
22:19
environmental waste. She and I know we're talking mostly about
22:23
they are using so much plastic and vinyl that they're producing as
22:27
much waste as 100 80 coal powered plants a day.
22:31
So you are getting a lot of these products,
22:33
you are getting them cheaper,
22:34
but it is having an environmental cost and it's not normally made
22:38
ethically, although these companies have said that they have an eye
22:41
on making sure that they are going to be environmentally friendly in
22:46
It really makes one stop and think twice about,
22:48
you know, like you're getting a deal but at what cost
22:50
so this is affecting the environment,
22:53
you know, other people's lives.
22:55
Like, what are some other options you would recommend shopping
22:59
at? Well, I think you should be conscious about what
23:02
you buy and where you're buying it from.
23:04
So the average sheen customer spends about $100 of on clothing a
23:09
month and you probably don't need that much clothing.
23:12
So really buy when you need it,
23:14
buying one piece here and there is probably more sustainable.
23:17
You can also look at buying second hand.
23:19
you can look at how companies are ethical.
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There's a lot of different standards to see if they're being green
23:25
and to see if they're being conscious about the environmental waste they're
23:28
causing and you can choose to put your money in those places
23:31
Well, thank you so much Michelle for joining us.
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This has been really illuminating and I hope our audience kind of
23:36
take some knowledge from this.
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If they do want to find out more,
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where can people find you?
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they called Tiwwg. So I'm a media consultant and I work
23:46
for different publications including C NBC Cheddar News and more.
23:49
Thank you so much Michelle.
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We really appreciate you being on the show.
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Thanks. I've never bought it.
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She, but like this last time that I went to Mexico
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like Miia, we went to the beach last year,
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we went on like a big family trip and she's like,
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oh those Mitra, I know that she in and I was
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like they're kind of cute,
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you know. But then she was literally,
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we were in the water at the beach and she'd be like
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she pointing to every single person that she literally literally.
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So or if I go to a boutique.
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Oh dude, I have seen some boutiques with shit that's on
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damn, they be buying shit,
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taking the tags off and putting it in their store and selling
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it for triple quadruple the price.
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I, I couldn't hear you.
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Oh, that's probably because the rock just got the copyright for
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Nicknames and phrases from WWE ah,
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that's stop Paris Hilton owns that.
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can you smell what the rock is cooking?
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I'm super confused about celebrities and trademarks.
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If only we had a famous lawyer to explain.
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We have Taylor Thieman from legal mega.
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Hi Taylor. So I think a lot of us are a
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bit confused. What's the difference between a trademark and a copyright
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Yeah. Good question.
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Everyone gets this confused.
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Copyright is more along the lines of like things you're creating works
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of authorship. Creative works trademark is more along the lines of
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your branding business name,
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stage name slogans. So there are two different types of intellectual
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property law, but they often intersect with each other because when
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we're working in these areas,
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both of those things kind of happen all the time.
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Why do celebs fight for like trademarks?
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Like what's the benefit?
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how do they get paid the Rock and sue us?
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celebrities usually are fighting for their trademarks.
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And what it looks like in this situation is that the Rock
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didn't actually own his own trademark and trademarks like the Rock and
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some other names and phrases before it looked like WWE actually owned
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those. So the Rock is benefiting off of those,
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obviously, if he owned his actual trademark.
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So licensing deals, sponsorship deals,
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any sort of collapse he's doing,
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he is not making as much very likely if he's not the
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actual owner of those trademarks,
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where can people if they want to start filing?
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What's the first step that someone should do with?
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Do they go to the website?
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Do they contact a lawyer?
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I would definitely suggest checking out the trademark website,
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which is us pto.gov.
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That's where you can file federal trademarks.
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That's where all of the celebrities and big businesses are filing their
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trademarks and there's nothing stopping you from filing one there if you
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They have a lot of information on that site.
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But if it's confusing and you're not familiar with the process,
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then you might want to talk to an attorney.
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So, so if someone is watching this and they want to
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reach you so that you can help them,
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where can people find you?
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I'm at LEGO Mega on Instagram and then LEGO Mega law.com and
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I'm all over socials.
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I'm always messaging people and stuff.
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So I'm pretty busy over there.
27:22
Thank you so much for joining us Taylor and congratulations as well
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I saw on your Instagram the big news.
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She's pregnant. So many babies.
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Oh my gosh, that's the theme for today's episode.
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Congratulations. Thank you.
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Thank you. I feel like everybody's pregnant right now.
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It's the time of the,
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that's impossible. That's funny.
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But thank you so much Taylor Taylor on the next time I
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said you really got me with that one.
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That's impossible. Same.
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Honestly. Well, that was a great show.
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Thank you to all of our guests for joining us.
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Again, congratulations to Alejandro and Adrian.
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We're so excited. Every single one of us is so excited
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for you guys. Super in,
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I'm Jess and I'm Jenny and that was it.
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And I'm pregnant, Jenny.
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You didn't tell me that my baby's crying,
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