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Welcome to fucking Dandy land 
hosted by Rampage and Gemini. 

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Welcome to Candy land's. 
We're back in again and we're 

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bringing all that good energy. 
I got so much feedback from our 

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last episode and I got messages 
of like, oh my gosh, that 

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reminds me of like a trip that I
went on or something that I went

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on and somebody was like, I I 
made a point to remember, only 

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the positive things that I 
wanted to remember, from the The

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trip and make that my focal 
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And so, over the last week I 
have been specifically thinking 

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about the things from that trip 
that like I'm grateful for and 

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I'm like are hanging out in the 
living room and watching 

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hangover and all laughing to 
like gut laughs that we did in 

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like your guys's bed at one am 
just like laughing cracking 

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jokes, the going shopping and 
how comfortable it felt to go 

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shopping and not be concerned 
about like Anything like it was 

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just it was just such good 
energy and then I get anxious 

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traveling. 
And so Jackie being like, we're 

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not making you go to the airport
alone, we're dropping you off, 

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you don't have to get an Uber 
like, it made everything. 

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So comfortable. 
So, those are the things that 

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I'm taking, honestly, Jackie 
shout out. 

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She's the best this weekend. 
She was the ultimate wingman. 

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I will take Jackie to the 
fucking Moon. 

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I will take Jack. 
A key everywhere. 

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Like everyone needs a friend, 
like, Jackie legitimately 

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because she is so go with the 
flow and I'll be damned if any 

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cunt asthma. 
The fucking bitch. 

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Tries to say the Jackie is to 
nice because Jackie is serving 

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everything Jackie is serving, 
like the person you can depend 

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on and anyone who has a problem 
with Jackie, needs to fucking 

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check themselves. 
That is all, I gotta say, we 

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kept calling her Juber. 
Because Jackie was our Uber 

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driver, and she's like, yeah. 
Well like I'll pull up to 

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airports with blunts when I have
to go pick up passengers, like 

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honest, roll up with a blunt and
it was she just fucking cracked 

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me up so hard. 
I loved there's I love that like

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I got a new friend out of that 
because like I've message Jackie

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back and forth on Instagram or 
whatever but now like that's my 

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friend too and we were messaging
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that. 
I was Like I'm so grateful that 

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like for that fucking trip that 
I got to spend time with you 

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guys there he is possessed and I
will go everywhere with Jackie 

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and honestly everyone needs a 
friend like Jackie, but 

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honestly, I'm really glad that 
we got to do that troop. 

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I haven't really been thinking 
about anything - I'll just so 

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happy with everything that got 
to happen and everything that 

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went down and all of the really 
scary, sketchy parts that turned

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out really great and safe at the
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It was good. 
It was real good. 

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It was real good. 
I am literally exhausted, 

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though. 
Like, I feel like I haven't got 

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to adjust since getting home 
from that trip. 

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I feel we're out and just 
depleted and I feel like I need 

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to take a mental break. 
I need to get back into the 

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routine of my life because like,
first of all, when we got back 

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is like you, and I talked about 
how we didn't work at all, while

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we were gone on that trip, like 
we didn't answer messages, we 

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didn't we didn't do anything and
then I came back and I was like,

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holy fuck, I do a lot of stuff 
and like I've been kind of in 

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like survival mode about things 
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Like, I've been so motivated to 
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And like, I don't feel stressed 
about it, it's like enjoyable, 

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and I'm loving it, and I feel 
rekindled and like my fires let.

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But then when it comes into 
things, like doing my housework,

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I'm like only Muggles clean 
their house. 

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Like, I refuse I don't want to 
right now and I need to clean my

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fucking house. 
I am tired. 

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I'm exhausted. 
I want to take naps. 

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Oh, it's so pretty outside. 
Like, I can't actually sleep. 

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Like I'll lay down and look. 
Okay, I'm an hour. 

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Let's take a nap and then I just
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out. 
But I'm just like, exhausted. 

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I'll just want to rest, and I'm 
trying to gather myself because 

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I feel like I have been non-stop
for like a whole month. 

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Well, what new things do you 
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What stuff do you have? 
On in life, girl. 

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I just learned how to fly like I
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I figured I'd go to my car and 
start flying. 

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Are you high? 
I'm just kidding. 

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I'm just kidding. 
No, I'm like that's the whole 

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thing. 
You're like, well, I'm proud of 

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you. 
Um, I'm not to go to the Moors. 

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Out to go to Mars yours. 
And that's it roast marshmallows

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because I got a 60 dollar fire 
pit and I need to use it, you 

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know, for backup. 
I'll never look at a fire pit. 

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The fucking same again in my 
life. 

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Got to take a deep dive. 
And I'm just like I'm really 

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trying to enter great right now 
and not trying to overwhelm 

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myself. 
I feel like for a while I was 

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just go. 
Go go. 

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Try to do too much. 
So right now I'm trying to 

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meditate and just relax and 
journal and not put a lot of 

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pressure on myself to get a lot 
done. 

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I've literally in turn on the 
turn on like the I do not care 

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mode. 
I'm trying to take off work and 

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not work more. 
I'm trying to like work less. 

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I really need just like a Like, 
I feel like I have been so 

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consumed with what other people 
need, what other people want, 

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what other people desire. 
And right now, I'm trying to 

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focus on me fuck. 
Everybody else. 

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Well, this is about the time 
last year. 

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I feel like where you were 
really prioritizing yourself 

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care all the way up to your 
birthday. 

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Like you kind of had like a 
whole hibernation shutdown 

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period. 
And then that was when we were 

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really cultivating, the idea for
the podcast and I'm stuff behind

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the scenes and then we ended up 
dropping it, my birthday. 

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But it was this was the period 
where you were really resting 

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last year too. 
So I it's just kind of your 

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pattern to go into a hibernation
annually. 

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I think everybody else is like 
oh I feel energized in your like

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a fucked up. 
Yeah for real tired all of a 

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sudden I feel like really just 
like exhausted. 

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I feel like it's about balance 
right now for me. 

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I'm really just trying to like 
cultivate G4 like my projects 

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whatever I'm really actually 
just reminiscent all the cool 

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things that's already happened. 
Like it's almost April. 

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I'm fucking stoked about doing 
our full moon and our full moon 

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ceremony and doing the cord 
cutting over there. 

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I've actually been talking to 
quite a few people about it. 

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I think that I'm going to make 
like a video on my tick, talk 

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about it and like just invite 
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And I didn't think about it 
before but I can probably just 

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put a link from your website 
onto my link tree and then 

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people could go there to go sign
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I'm really looking forward to it
because it's really gonna pop 

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off the fact that we're doing it
on the full moon and it's like 

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the first big moon cycle of the 
New Year, the astrological New 

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Year. 
So it's like it's a whole Bob. 

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It's like a whole solidary 
season, transformative energy, 

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and Aries is really about like 
action and putting in that 

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action and putting in that work.
And I'm really excited about 

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like starting this new project 
like this new thing that we're 

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doing, it's going to bring in a 
lot of really fun things. 

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We so speaking of Aries season 
so tomorrow's Brian's birthday 

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and we've continuously been 
talking about like like so we 

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rent but are least technically 
expired in January or yeah in 

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January and so we're kind of 
month-to-month right now we're 

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like well we don't want to be 
here like this place doesn't 

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really have our needs or 
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We all of a sudden unexpectedly 
have the money for a down 

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payment plus moving expenses. 
Like all of our moving costs to 

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move into a new place. 
So now we're just looking to 

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find a new place. 
We're looking at a place where 

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there are a couple different 
options but there's a property 

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that we're really interested in 
that has a barn with stalls 

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already. 
So be perfect for Willie Nelson 

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and then it also has a bunch of 
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So we could actually host 
Retreats at my property and we 

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wouldn't have to rent out other 
property because we would have 

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the outdoor indoor option and it
would be dope so whether that 

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ends up coming through or 
something different that like 

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fire energy and like seeing 
goals through and whatnot, the 

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Ares does bring has brought new 
opportunities for stuff that 

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we've been planning for a long 
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So it's really exciting. 
That's all someone earlier walk.

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Down the road that's fire engine
red hair and it made me think of

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you and I was like, wow, look at
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I was like, that makes me feel 
comforted, but they have this 

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fire engine red hair. 
You never know when I'll pop out

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baby sir. 
They were doing their thing. 

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But honestly I just feel like 
letting everyone know that 

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setting goals right now is just 
important and just taking one 

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little step towards that 
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I think carries energy, you know
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We start projects, we don't 
finish. 

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Those says about momentum 
creating that frequency words. 

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Like, you know, I'm not going to
get it all done now but I'll do 

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a little bit that's important. 
Yeah, biting off little chunks. 

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And I think that we've talked 
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people talk about manifesting 
things, I think people think 

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that all they have to do is 
speak it out into existence, but

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like you literally manifest 
things when yeah, you like speak

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and you share this but also by 
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something every day. 
So you putting small amounts of 

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energy every single day. 
Whether that be like, you're 

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researching something about your
idea, You're looking at, you 

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know, vendors that you could 
have in your store or whatever 

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your idea is. 
You putting in that, like, 

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little behind-the-scenes stuff 
every day, that's the energy 

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that manifest, something and 
makes things happen. 

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Yeah, the energy of intention is
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That's why I like people are 
failing, is because your 

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intention is not towards 
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It's towards like the rewards of
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So you're looking for money, or 
Dance or recognition or or like 

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the outward representation or 
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like what we need is a passion. 
We need something we're 

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passionate about because you're 
going to get a lot further with 

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passion. 
Then you're ever going to get 

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with Rewards or like, accolades 
of that action, it's like you 

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need to be passionate and really
understand that something that 

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you're doing has A meaning to 
you personally not just money or

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success but like an actual 
connection to your path. 

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And so many people are doing 
things that are not in alignment

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with them. 
Yeah, or there's also people who

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spend so much energy going. 
Well what is my like special 

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thing that like I could be doing
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and so I don't know about for 
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down and be like well what thing
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And I haven't done anything 
before to know any passions, I 

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would just be wasting energy 
that way like doing. doing the 

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podcast because I feel like 
beginning for like really 

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chasing passions with stuff was 
really like, when I started that

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podcast and That was just 
because I was already talking to

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all these different people. 
So, then I started recording it.

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And so that's how you take like,
a genuine passion that you have 

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and you like authentically, make
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But if you just sit there and 
you're like, what's that thing? 

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Then I feel like you put too 
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Yeah, we're trying to narrow it 
down to one thing that's when 

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you limit yourself to a box, 
you're like, okay, what am I 

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good at? 
But, like, I know, plenty of 

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people that can do multiple 
things at once, we weren't the 

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Box. 
Yourself in by knowing 

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everything. 
And I think that's where the 

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spiritual journey has really 
helped me expand on a personal 

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level because I'm doing things I
never expected to do because I 

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just like, was like, fuck it. 
I have no clue what I want to 

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do. 
Let's just try things. 

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Let's just try things, let's 
just fuck around and find out, 

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you know, what's crazy that 
Airbnb? 

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We stayed. 
I got upset because of the 

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reviews that I left them. 
What did you say? 

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Well, I mean sure. 
I'd told him that they needed 

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some gloves some little plugins 
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smelling fresh. 
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know, like the heat would not 
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Yeah, they said that it was user
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Sure because I could have 
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changing it and I'm like, so 
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have deleted the setting, but in
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have thought that I would have 
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your energy efficient settings. 
What the fuck? 

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And also if you want people to 
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arrival. 
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they let us go in early. 
It was a cute little place but 

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also like it did smell like 
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You weren't able to. 
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extension cord in the living 
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because our outlets in our room 
like at your plug would fall out

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of the outlet as soon as you 
plug something in and out, okay?

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Um, groom like I would never 
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bathroom. 
Not that I'm going to take a 

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bath in the air B&B bathroom but
I'm just saying like that 

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bathroom was cute until you 
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then it was like Rusty and and 
like stuff on the inside, there 

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was like mildew up above the bed
that I was in. 

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So like let's let's like be real
like if you're gonna have people

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somewhere and you're going to 
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reviews, like that's nice to 
know we Still would have booked 

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it if we had known all of those 
things because we were desperate

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bitches. 
But like like the fact that they

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said it was user error and 
that's what they were upset 

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about when the fact that he 
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Glade Plugin comment. 
I need to focus on the smell was

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not inviting. 
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amount of period and you came 
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arrival and then your nose would
get a jest Stood to say that 

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smell. 
But there was not a lot of 

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inviting information. 
When you came in, it wasn't just

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like welcome it smells great. 
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here. 
Welcome talks. 

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of the windows had sticks. 
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windows, which, like I 
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because the windows are 
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like you You see, those windows?
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apartments. 
Like an open area where someone 

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could come into your window and 
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You can't have that open because
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So like if you rented that place
you could just never open your 

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fucking windows. 
It was definitely interesting 

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and I think they should focus on
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the Sam's Club because I cannot 
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The frequency of stench 
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Like the fact that they were 
like, hello, Miss just saw your 

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review wasn't sure why you said 
that when you never contacted 

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me, Yes, baby. 
I never contacted you, but 

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you're supposed to reach out and
be like, hi. 

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I thought that you should know. 
I mean, yeah, I guess but like, 

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I was like, hmm. 
This is a review and they are 

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acting stank booty, but it's fun
because I would never say there 

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again really. 
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I mean, for the price, it was 
fun. 

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And like, for the circumstance, 
it was great and I had no 

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problem. 
I felt safe there, but no. 

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Honestly, I think that Airbnb 
needs to vet their people 

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differently. 
I think that there needs to be 

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home inspection like CPS or 
something like that. 

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I need to come in and be like 
baby. 

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I don't know about this, there's
there's molding. 

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Well yeah, since they're having 
airbnb's next to literal 

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dilapidated, crack houses, and 
Detroit backs is Scurry. 

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Scurry out here and I they need 
to get it together. 

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Yikes. 
That is that there's all that. 

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I think I'm gonna go back to 
hotels. 

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I looked at hotels to and then I
was just like, I looked at 

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hotels and then I looked at 
airbnb's and I looked at prices 

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on things and availability. 
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Yeah and I was just like this 
just seems better. 

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Oh and I also was looking at How
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And that was the closest Airbnb 
to the airport at said. 

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And then for hotels, a lot of 
them didn't even have any days 

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for the what we needed. 
It all comes out in the wash. 

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It's all a little life 
experience, a little. 

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I thought it was fun. 
We got to walk down to those 

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stores and we got to go walk to 
food and stuff. 

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I thought it was super cute 
where we were and we were in a 

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really good. 
We landed ourselves in a really 

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good part of town. 
Yeah, it was cute. 

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I'm really glad that we got to 
meet in person. 

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I'm really feeling exhausted. 
Every since that trip I feel 

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like it took every ounce of 
energy that I had for the 

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remaining month of March. 
But shout out, we had a good 

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time. 
I felt like it was a good time 

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and I got a lot out of that 
trip. 

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Just like personally and 
perspective on things and like 

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my own like spiritual moments 
while we were hiking and stuff 

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like that. 
So I definitely like I'm super 

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grateful for the trip regardless
and those moments stick out more

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than anything else. 
Yeah, I really don't care about 

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all the haters shit. 
Honestly, I've been forgot all 

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the details. 
I'm just like fuck it. 

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I had a good time. 
I survived I made it through. 

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Through even though, what did 
you die throwing into will drop 

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but we made it. 
I just know, I got to get back 

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focused. 
I feel like that, like, if you 

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think about how the ride for the
ATV was with like the like 

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fucking what the fuck parts. 
And then like, oh my God, this 

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is hella fun. 
But like literally was the 

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energy of the trip and we did it
in two wheel drive. 

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I mean the trip was definitely 
had some unexpected moments but 

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I had a good time. 
I had a good time too. 

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So anyways frosted mentally, 
spiritually and physically and 

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I'm glad that we were able to 
check in this week and we wanted

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to give you all a little taste 
of something. 

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But we are fucking drained. 
And I will say that like, I just

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need a fucking break and I love 
you all and I want to be there, 

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but I am mentally checking out 
for like, the next 7 days. 

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So that's that Well, don't 
forget about me in those seven 

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days. 
Seven days a week. 

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I need a break. 
I'm just like, I need a nap. 

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I need to do some. 
I'm like tired all the time, but

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I'm not sleep huddle with your 
kitties. 

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I don't have any time to sleep. 
It's like I'm tired but I can't 

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sleep. 
Do your best. 

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We love you and we're going to 
do a candy Circle and we're 

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going to make every one of you 
all so sweet, because love is 

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forever. 
Diamonds are forever. 

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Look pretty tonight. 
Like a lollipop, like a 

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lollipop, any time of day, I 
will be there for you. 

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Lil Lil Trill little Trill. 
Y'all know the vibe and we want 

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you to know that we love your 
energy. 

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Thank you for being here. 
Bye guys.

