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Hey guys, welcome back to Lincoln Bio.
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I'm Jenny and I'm Alejandro sister.
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How are you? I'm good brother.
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Crazy show for y'all.
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Honestly. And so we're talking,
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hello, Kitty. It's a heated debate.
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we'll break that down a bit and apparently yapping like what we're
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doing now is good for you.
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Wonder. No wonder makes sense and does boneless actually mean boneless
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ok. Well, comedian Jesus Sepulveda checks in with us and
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Rosa Cecilia calls in straight out of London out of London bruv
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I think that was accurate and we get a sneak peek of
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Harold and the purple crayon and honestly,
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our inner child loved it.
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You'll see. Anyways,
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let's start the show.
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So this story has everyone chatting and apparently the company that created
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Hello, Kitty unveiled at the 50th anniversary that Hello,
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Kitty is actually a little girl and not a cat.
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I mean, I know that already Jenny and this is coming
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straight from Joe Koch,
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the senior vice president of marketing and brand management over there.
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So like, so there's no confusion.
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How is she a little girl,
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like her name is literally,
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hello, Kitty. Like Kitty is short for cat.
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Like she's a straight goth.
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Don't like, don't make me feel stupid for clicks.
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Like it's like why would a little girl have cat ears?
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Whiskers and a boyfriend named Daniel who is also a cat with
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ears and whiskers. Like is this cosplay,
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Listen, Jenny, I don't make the rules.
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She's not a cat and she's not human either.
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Kitty. She's always been,
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hello, Kitty to me and she will remain being hello,
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Kitty. She's five apples tall and she weighs about three apples
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Well, for the integrity of my childhood,
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she's a cat. I don't care what you think.
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What does a Dominican know about this?
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I'm just kidding. I'm joking.
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I'm joking. I'm joking.
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No. But seriously though,
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well, fine, agree to disagree.
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You think she's a little girl?
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I think she's a little cat.
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I think she's. Hello,
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A girl? I don't understand.
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hello K she's right there.
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All right. Don't be bashing my,
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my home girl like that.
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All right. I'm not bashing her.
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I'm just saying like a little girl that make a little girl
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But that, this is literally a,
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I bet you didn't even know she has a cat.
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Cat. She's not a cat,
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She has, she has a baby.
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No, she has a pet cat on the show.
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you're ruining my childhood right now and I don't like
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it., I think you're playing my girl kitty white
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If you didn't know that's her real name.
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if you put, if you put the white in front of
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the kitty, it's literally white.
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Kitty, which is exactly what she is.
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So we'll agree to disagree.
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Listen, I'm sure homegirl has a little pasa Pue.
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I'm gonna find it online for you and we're gonna,
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you know, settle this once and for all.
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Sorry kitty. It's a very dark time in America sister.
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The nation is very divided.
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People are catching strays but we have to cover this.
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Apparently boneless chicken wings can have bones in them what this is
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coming from the Ohio Supreme Court.
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So if I order boneless wings,
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I mean, there better not be bones in them because they're
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boneless. Oh, but boneless,
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it just means there's less na na na see,
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that's where they get.
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So apparently this boneless drama started back in 2016.
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So it's been a minute,
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right? Some guy named Michael Berkheimer went to a restaurant in
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Hamilton, Ohio and had boneless wings,
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but a piece of bone in the wings causing pain and an
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infection. He later sued the restaurant,
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the chicken supplier and the farm saying they,
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you didn't warn about the bones.
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Oh, so lower courts dismissed his case,
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which then went to the State's Supreme Court in its ruling.
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The Ohio Supreme Court's majority also wrote that boneless technically referred to
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a cooking style. Not a true guarantee that the food would
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really be without bones.
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So damn, that's a scam,
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bro. Like, like the Supreme Court that said,
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well, it's crazy brother because they're hitting us with a boneless
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chicken fine print. Like,
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and that's the thing,
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I actually know someone that died from eating wings.
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They choked on a bone.
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Ok? But they were br ip,
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they were in, they weren't,
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it was a club promoter that forced me to follow him and
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then I found out he passed away.
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all right, a moment of silence or no,
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no, that's fucked up.
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You know what told me.
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But it's just kind of like other stuff that has like the
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Like, I don't know if you notice on drumsticks like it's
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not ice cream. Like the little corner I said something like
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about like being a frozen dessert.
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The USDA finds ice cream as containing at least 10% milk fat
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but drumsticks do not meet this requirement.
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And so it doesn't qualify as ice cream.
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Well, what kind of shit is that?
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Ok? But the bonus thing,
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like, look, everything,
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You have to read the fine print.
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Otherwise you're gonna freaking get infected by a chicken wing or you
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could pass away. It's so sad,
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bro. I would hate to go out like that Buffalo.
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I would hate to go out like that.
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And the only reason I know is because I was scrolling through
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the comments, you know,
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being c as to why that's the way he went to his
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I guess someone had the pass and he's coming out of the
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sky and I saw him in the comments.
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damn, they weren't kidding.
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Was he? So our have been honest with me this entire
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Also known as C Nando with your friends is apparently really good
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for your mental health.
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Honestly, after a good yap ses I'm feeling good according to
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a study connecting with friends is really bad for your mental health
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no matter what you're talking about.
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Well, I think this is a proof to all those kids
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that had talks too much on the report card that they were
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on to something. Did you get that too?
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Because I was a perfect kid.
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Like in school, they were like the study highlighted that our
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convos don't have to be super duper deep,
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you know, for it to be good for us.
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Yeah. Researchers found that the specific type of conversation you're having
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doesn't really matter so much.
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It's just reaching out to a friend daily,
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really improved participants, feelings of connection and well being,
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whether it's yapping about your annoying as my coworkers too.
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Like they actually have the courage and I don't know how to
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end this story. So they just keep yapping and then they'll
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do their thing. Yeah.
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So we are here at the Rossa Cecilia,
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a Chilean Italian artist living in London and Yeah.
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Yeah, welcome. So you speak Spanish,
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French and English. Yes.
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But my Spanish is giving second generation.
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So like my ala speaks to me in Spanish and I respond
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in English but weirdly,
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I can't song write in French.
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I can only song write in English and Spanish.
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I don't know why I think it's because my mother tongue,
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it's like the ones I've spoken since birth.
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So it feels more natural and what's the best language to flirt
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in? I'm best at flirting in French.
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But I think the most enjoyable language to be flirted in with
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is Spanish. But like from the Caribbean,
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from the Caribbean, you know what I mean?
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you have a do coworker and he's pretty with it.
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So he comes and I'm like they make you feel special.
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They really do. Can you give a flirty line in each
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language? Honestly, I feel like in Spanish it's not what
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you say. It's how you say it.
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Even if it's just like,
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that's cute. French.
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Little squint too. That you did.
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Same in French English.
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It doesn't work English.
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I just, I just Jenny.
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You know what I'm talking about?
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You? I can see you smiling like you got a good
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So the food in the UK gets a bad rap.
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like where do you go to get Latino fixed?
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How do you spruce up your meals?
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And how do you make sure it has?
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That's a song. So I actually don't think that London has
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You can get amazing Latino food.
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The two like Latino hubs would be Elephant and Castle and then
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seven sisters, one's in South,
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one's in North, I will say though where I grew up
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which is around Shepherd's Bush in West,
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there's like a tiny Colombian scene.
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Like I went to school with quite a few Colombians.
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And so we have like our little Mercato and like all the
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you know, but I feel like it's,
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there's more and more Latin food that I'm noticing,
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I think because of the internet genuinely.
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I think accounts like you guys,
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people have a craving for it and when family or friends travel
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outside of London and they go to Mexico or like,
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what do you ask for them like to bring you back?
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Did you bring back any goodies or did you make any requests
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I mean, I'm not Mexican but I love a tie
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but like a little tacky with some lemon.
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That's what I'm into.
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It's like I would just go to my alas to get umas
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which is like, UMA is kind of like a tamale but
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without the meat. So it's literally just like corn wrapped in
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the leaf and she bakes them and she sprinkles sugar on top
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and we have it for breakfast.
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Like for me, if I want Latin food,
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I just go to my because she lives in the suburbs of
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London. Yeah. To the source.
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I'm nice and home cooked too.
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So your music has tons of influences and on your song,
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desire, you're covering it all.
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What's inspiring you these days for Desire.
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I was really inspired by Nati Pus's Mafioso because when I heard
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that song don't get wrong.
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I love reggaeton with all my heart.
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I can kiki Reggaeton till the cows come home,
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babes. Let me tell you.
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But, but when I heard my foa,
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I was like, this is a Latin pop hit,
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a global Latin pop hit that isn't reggaeton.
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And I'm a vintage girly.
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I love the eighties.
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Like I love to collage when it comes to anything aesthetic.
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So when I heard that song,
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I was really inspired and encouraged that people were making music like
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that. So I was like,
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I want to make a song like that.
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But that has a bit more London Grip because I am a
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Londoner. And so that's what inspired desire really.
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And then I was listening to a lot of like Madonna's Erotica
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which is like kind of a niche Madonna album from the
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nineties. I've never heard of it before.
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I kind of want to write something a bit kinky,
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a bit taboo. A bit erotic and desire was born basically
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Yeah. And more on music.
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Do Latinos show out at concerts in the UK?
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This is a question that I was asking myself.
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So I work closely with a friend of mine called Santiago who
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is Colombian. We decided to put on a show a year
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ago that was just Latin Acts.
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And we asked ourselves,
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we like, is anyone gonna turn up?
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Like, is anyone gonna calm?
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Does anyone even like Latin music in London,
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fully sold out such good energies,
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whether they were Latino or not?
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They showed such a passion for the music.
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It was one of my favorite shows I've ever done.
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And then we po I posted a reel of it around like
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Christmas and it's on like 3 million views which is crazy.
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Latinos show up that FOMO is there.
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I feel like even people that are Latino,
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they like, they like the culture,
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the food, like they want to take it all in as
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well. And I think again,
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we're all welcoming, so it's for sure.
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It's like if you play like a Solina,
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like in an event that is super diverse,
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you're going to see all the Latinos just kind of just show
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up, right? Like you're going to see them even at
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parties out here, I notice they play Gasolina and even the
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white boys, they know these,
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the beats, the vibe.
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So I think they all want to be a part of it
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Most definitely. And I think what's so beautiful about our
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community is like, I think a lot of the time in
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the past being Latino has been given a singular rep,
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but there's so much diversity like we're an entire continent.
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Like, do you know what I mean?
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Like there's so much diversity within our culture in and of itself
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And I also feel like the UK and Europe need to
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have its time to show what our version of Latinidad looks like
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What's next for you?
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Desire out 26th of July and there might be a little video
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I'll be playing a few shows and then I've also got
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some other singles planned for this year.
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But we want to thank you also for your time and for
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breaking it down how you know the differences and all that,
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how your experience is over there in the UK,
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where can people find you and follow you so they can find
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me everywhere at. It's Rosa Cecilia or on tiktok,
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Rosa Cecilia music. You can find me on Spotify.
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Please listen to my new song.
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It's got a Latin beat,
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British French Spanish lyrics.
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It's inspired by everything and it's a song for everyone.
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It's a hot girl summer song for sure.
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But you see Gracias de Mundo Mimi,
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brother, there's been a lot of good movies this summer for
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including myself, I saw inside out.
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We got to speak about four and now Harold the purple crayon
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is coming out this Friday,
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August 2nd. We're so lucky to have a kid in the
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office. Honestly, we actually surprised Daniela who was our Gen
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Z coworker and let her go outside to check out the movie
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She even took her crayons with her.
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Oh, that's so wholesome.
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It sounds like a blast.
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So let's see how it went.
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We're here to talk about Harold and the purple crayon.
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I'm so excited. How are you feeling?
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I'm doing good. I mean,
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Moose, I loved your character in the movie.
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Tell me a little bit about Moose mentality.
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Moose Moose don't want no trouble.
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First of all, Moose Moose is a Moose and I did
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some research. I started watching videos of random moose.
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And one thing I love about the boos is that they're super
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laid back. They really,
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if you look at them in the forest,
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they, they're not running around doing too much.
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They kind of just eating their greenery and just minding their business
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minding their own business.
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And so I wanted to make sure I put that in there
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I wanted to make sure the innocence of,
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you know, moves and even all of us did that with
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Zach, with Harold and Tian,
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with porcupine. We wanted to make sure you saw the innocence
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of, of who these characters are.
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They only been in the book world the whole time.
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Exactly. And so to go into the Real World,
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everything was kind of intensified,
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like you moose had anxiety but it was innocent anxiety.
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Right? Yeah, we end up playing,
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I'm a moose. I shouldn't be flying.
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So I try to really dive into that as far as making
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sure the innocence of my character was around.
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Well, you saw it in the movie,
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I mean, after the movie,
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I felt the strong need to bring out my box of crayons
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and get into my imagination.
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So I thought we could play a little game of pictionary.
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So if you could fast forward through any task or chore,
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which could it be and why I would want to mop fast
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like, just really just mop a floor really.
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Like if I had like the speed of like one of those
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superheroes who run fast,
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I want fast, mopping,
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mopping really fast. I like that.
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I, yeah, cleaning fast or not cleaning at all.
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I'm not the best drug.
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I'm not either. This is the best word.
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I try to keep it easy.
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airplane, you got it right.
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But, but specific part of the movie,
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I don't know. We have air and I'm screaming,
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I turn into a moose.
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Yes. Your moose moment,
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your moose legs, your moose moment the legs are,
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are they giving Moose?
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Please tell me they're giving.
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I guess you and you got it right?
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You know, a part of the wings and I'm like,
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no, that, that's a moose leg.
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Ok. It's a wing and what you about to see and
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be. No, I think the time has come.
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This is a character in the movie.
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Ok. Spiky Smiley Personality porcupine.
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Yes, I got it right.
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And I'm sorry if this is like a hairy potato with tap
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shoes though. A little bit of a hairy potato with top
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shoes on. But this is being creative.
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What the movie is about being creative imagination.
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You use your imagination.
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That's why you knew what I did with you.
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Exactly. And you knew the moose was,
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was, was there because the imagination.
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It's all about getting into your imagination.
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And that's what I felt when watching Harold in the purple crowd
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Well, now I'm going to bring a little bit of my
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culture into this game of pictionary.
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So I'm going to draw something and there's a couple of treats
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But I want to see if maybe you've been to one of
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it's not really looking like a,
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it's not going to look like what it is.
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It's the essence of some could say I'll give you a
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couple of words, family culture,
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party. I don't know.
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I don't think you will know.
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It's a pinata. Is it giving pinata?
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That's the event at the end of no,
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it's something you do at an event.
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You said you're right,
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you're right. It is something you do.
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Crazy pinata. Ain't no event.
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Well, you'll find no,
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You never know what I thought.
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But I'm like she said even so you did think it.
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But my wording messed you up.
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I apologize. But your imagination,
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it's no picnic. It's not.
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I was just thinking of event,
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event, the event like a vent and a person standing in
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front of you. You drew the sun and,
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some candy goods that I that I have for you at the
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end of this interview.
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Well, I really enjoyed using my imagination,
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my purple crayon and just Moose mentality.
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Porcupine and pinata. Oh,
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thank you. That was,
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that was, that was not a pin,
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that was the pinata and some snowflakes.
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Sure. It's a pinata.
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That drawing was a little questionable,
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but the movie looks good.
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I mean, it's time to embrace Moose mentality like Lil Rell
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said and go watch Harold and the purple crayon with the family
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Help me welcome comedian Jesus Se Pada.
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First of all, I man,
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How's the familia? We gotta wash those hands.
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Boy, boy Cheetos family is great,
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The baby is waking me up like always speaking of the
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of the little man man.
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So like, you know the drama with raising kids now and
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and being Latino like,
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so like, are you raising a oao kid?
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he's gonna be an OSA kid because I'm an oao parent.
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You know what I'm saying?
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I get the like the bare minimum.
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Like my parents taught me the Spanish.
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That's like the vulgar Spanish apparently.
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Like I got, I got ghetto Spanish,
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you know what I'm saying?
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Ching? Hey, come on.
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I'm on. No ma like I just know those words,
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you know street Spanish.
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I don't know the proper span.
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I feel like I learned the same way like drive through Spanish
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you know, like with the drive through operators yelling at
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you in Spanish. Like nobody saying that that's what I learned
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That kind of Spanish.
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I don't know all that,
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the other thing that's going on with kids now and,
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and you know, I have nephews,
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bro and it's, it's like the ipad situation.
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they start crying here.
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Shut up. You look like an ipad.
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Me and my girl were talking,
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we're just like, I don't want him to grow up as
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like these ipad kids,
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you know, like for sure this generation is like,
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we're messing these kids up like they're just gonna be,
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yeah, they're zoned in by the matrix and just like,
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you know, and then he had his first tantrum and let
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I gave him that ipad so quick.
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I need him to just like zone out.
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I need him to get his hit of heroin and just nod
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out, dude. So I've been peeping online like Rancho and
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this whole western look is in man,
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like we're in this new,
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new stage. We're in this like country stage where people are
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just dressing up cowboy,
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right? They like the,
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they like the gentleman.
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That's what they want,
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baby. They want a gentleman.
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hey, hey, look at that dad.
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Hey, come here real quick.
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Hey, come here to now.
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Excuse me, I didn't mean to interrupt you guys' conversation but
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your beauty captivated me.
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And when you're done talking here,
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how about I buy you a drink?
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And we get to know each other.
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They like that baby.
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They want some smooth shit,
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that shit. Got me hot.
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Got a little Stevie in here.
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Your hair went straight,
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you know how to dance,
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dance cowboy. I'm trying to learn,
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bro. It's so hard with the little botic guys.
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I feel like I'll be sliding over there.
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I'm kind of, you know,
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Like those boots aren't,
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aren't built for me,
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honestly. Right. You like that,
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that, that cool guy cowboy that goes in the bar slick
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I don't want no trouble.
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I just want to sip of my whiskey and that's it.
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That's the vibe and girls just like,
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oh my God, I wanna dance.
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It's like I was in love once and right now I gotta
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to get tired of dance.
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Oh my God. I got like fake dirt stains on me
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you know, for the look.
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I wanna cut his hair.
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Oh my God. So I'll be running through your page.
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Oh no. You know when I'm sad I hear him already
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I just start scrolling through the reels and I'm like,
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You know, like I wanna,
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I'm, I'm feeling sad.
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So there was a video that stuck with me,
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bro. And it was the when you know your boy isn't
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over his act when she comes in.
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Can you ask her if she still loves me?
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Because I don't care.
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I don't care. I don't care.
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I want it. I don't talk to me about that because
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we all have that one.
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Boy that is just like the heartbroken homie.
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oh, you can tell who's heartbroken,
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right? Will they be acting like delete her number,
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delete her number. We do no more.
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I'm so glad it's over.
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Like I just realized how talk she was,
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you know, it was like,
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you're still searching through her page.
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You got a, you got a fake profile right now keeping
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exactly, dude. I mean neither.
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I'm not gonna lie to you,
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I was that he was hurting.
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Wow. What vibe is my look giving right now.
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Your looks giving like she just had two kids and she has
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a house and a two story house because she,
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the white f I don't know,
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Russ, you're looking rough,
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you're looking rough but you know what?
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You're gonna bounce back,
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dog, you're gonna bounce back.
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I'm gonna help you out.
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I bet. So then put me on how you get over
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somebody. It's tough,
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dude. The best way is to just cut everything off.
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Cry for two weeks because the thing is we,
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we like to hold in the cry.
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We like to hold that in.
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And then what happens?
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You think you're good,
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you start seeing a couple that's in love and that's when it
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just starts, it starts coming at your boys and you just
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you just see that like damn,
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like that used to be me.
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I used to, I let her go da do the happy
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Look, we were surrounded with girls dog.
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No, it's because like the report this,
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I would have changed my life for her.
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You know, that's the thing.
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You don't wanna cry and if you wanna let the cry out
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already, dude, let it out.
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So when you see that you're like,
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yeah, that was me but I'm good right now,
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dude, I'm over here eating animal style.
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That's what I'm saying.
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Eating three by threes.
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I don't even care right now,
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dog, but you gotta let it out.
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Well, thank you for the wisdom,
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Where can we follow?
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I'm, I'm gonna have to check in with you.
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You have to have a couple of wings.
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Don't disappear, dude.
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So where can we follow you?
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Make sure you follow me on Instagram.
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He sus the comedian.
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You already know, dude,
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check me out. Look at my skits like my stuff.
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take care guys. Come on,
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that's what I'm talking about,
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I don't know if you heard but I think it's also was
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spitting facts. Maybe your man is not over you.
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Thank you for joining us for bio.
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I am Alejandro and we'll see you on Friday and hopefully our
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sex life is better by then.
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