But you say you do apologize because you apologize to TI and you apologize when you said what you said about the peeping back in the day Back in the day. So was it a thing where you maybe needed to go back to him and apologize for something that you did or said? I obviously don't know what it was because I Tried to talk to him. So if I did anything wrong to Vlad, which I doubted But Vlad if I did I apologize man I do remember calling you one time and I was a little aggressive and I apologized for that But it wasn't no disrespect, you know, it was just I guess I was trying to get in contact with him And he was busy and I was like, you know And everything and we talked about people don't know man like we care about pimps and legacy We're not here trying to nobody won't even do all that But like I said, I showed you would send me things I was seeing you think just saying here's the false narrative They did trying to paint and then also people that are on the outside People tried to come out on the outside bigger brands that been around longer than I have and and and say all you heard about the I wanted the first dudes that ever was over that when he first came out I have like 10 million views I was only a one time so And in the last time I talked to Blyad is when he was interviewing Grady, okay Atlanta So I came in in the middle of the interview because you know, he don't interview for real He interviewed me on a camera. Yeah, so I came in if it was a black then I called him. I said, what's up, man I said, man, you know, we don't have me on the show again. He says I'm thinking about he said I got a busy schedule. So when he asked Boosie, you know about the I don't know if you heard about this or not, but you know what Pimp and Ken is right?  I just said if he if he's seen there He's seen all the other interviews saying that you know, I got a book deal So you know, I know Boosie and you know, I know you Vlad I mean don't act like I'm a stranger.  So all you had to do was call me and that's why I put on the on the Instagram black y'all took like the call Me call asked me about to take exactly. I would give you you don't ask Boosie Why would you ask Boosie about some tape? It was on the platform Okay, so you did one interview with him before a long time ago Is there anything that happened between that interview? Remember remember I've been paying attention most of my life, right? I'm a little gangster. You know, I said niggas. They really know me.  They'll tell you I'm 58 years. I still I'm still that way.  So I'm coming if I see you being weak or you tripping I'm gonna I'm gonna confront you dress it. You know, send me so I I may do it the wrong way and Think about that sit down But you know it can come out but you say you do apologize cuz you apologize to ti And you apologize when you said what you said about the pimping back in the day So was it a thing where you maybe needed to go back to him and apologize for something? Obviously don't know what it was because I I tried to talk to him. So if I did anything wrong to black, which I don't But black if I did I apologize man I do remember calling you one time and I was a little aggressive and I apologize for that But it wasn't no disrespect, you know, it was just I guess I was trying to get in contact with him And he was busy and I was like, you know, woo. I even did the iced tea I take the iced tea and I was on the thousand nigga. What's up? Why you ain't answering my call?    Oh, if it didn't see you weak, they're gonna So it become a Penitentiary response. It's not an intelligent response. So sometimes people see me reacting. It's a penitentiary response Just like what I said, you know, that almost got me killed.   That's the wrong time to respond Yeah, we on boss talk one on one


Alina Rabakina vs. Irina Sabalenka is a final for Indian Wells for 2023. And both ladies have been very impressive to get to the final stage. Rabakina started the tournament off as the number 10 seed and we're going to buy in the first round. In the second round she take on Sofia Kenan, a fellow Grand Slam champion. And this would be a very tough match for Rabakina getting through in straights 7-6-7-6. In the third round she take on 2021 champion 21st seed Bedosa. And after a second set that was close, Rabakina would eventually get through 6-3-7-5. In the fourth round she take on the qualified Gracheva who had just beaten Kazik Kena along the way. And this was by far the best match for Rabakina getting through in straights sets 6-3-6 love to advance to the quarterfinals. In the quarterfinals Rabakina would take on the unseeded Mukova who had been very impressive this week. And after a close first set this match would go down to three sets. With Rabakina getting through 7-6-2-6-6-4 into her first semi-finals since the Australian Open. In the semi-finals Rabakina would take on the number one seed and world number one Igor Shriyantek. A player who she had beaten only a couple of months ago in Australia. And Rabakina destroyed Shriyantek in her most impressive performance of the week 6-2-6-2 to get to her first Indian Bals Final. Sabalenka started the tournament off as the number two seed and we're going to buy in the first round. In the second round she take on Radina but this pose no problem for Sabalenka getting through in straights sets 6-2-6 love. In the third round she was supposed to play Sarenko who had just beaten Vekic the 29th seed in the previous round. With Sarenko pulled out last minute Sabalenka got a walk over win. In the fourth round she would take on the number 16 seed Krajikova. The only player to beat Sabalenka this season and after dropping the second set Sabalenka would again have to fight to win the match. This time winning in 3-6-3-2-6-6-4 to advance to the quarterfinals. In the quarterfinals Sabalenka would take on the number 6 seed Goff and had some very close matches with Goff in the past. But this match Sabalenka looked amazing winning easily in straights sets 6-4-6 love to get to the semis. In the semifinals Sabalenka would take on the number 7 seed Zachary who made the final here last year. But just like against Goff Sabalenka was on another level getting through in straights 6-2-6-3 to advance to the final. These two have played 4 times before with Sabalenka leading the head to head 4-0. But every single match that they played has gone to 3 sets including the Australian Open Final only 2 months ago. If Rabakken is going to win this one she needs to serve well and she needs to make Sabalenka move. These players are so similar in the way they play it's pretty much the exact same keys to the match for both. But Rabakkena she's going to have to make Sabalenka move from the start and get that serve working. If Sabalenka is going to win this one she also needs to make Rabakkena move and serve well. It's probably going to come down to tie breaks or maybe serves in the end and who maybe double folds more. But Rabakkena has been very impressive despite being a slow court. So Sabalenka is going to have to make her run. This is a very very interesting match up here and the 4-0 head to head is a little bit misleading because most of those matches in fact all of those matches have gone 3 sets but I'm going to go with Sabalenka. She does look so different this year compared to everybody else. She's dominated everyone she's played except for that one loss that she's had. I think she's going to get the win over Rabakkena again just like she has the last 4 matches they've played. Let me know down in the comments below. Who do you think is going to win this one?


Hi guys, happy Sunday. Hope you're well. Welcome to the weekly trade setups video We'll go through the markets one by one Starting off with the euro before we get through to the equities and some of the commodities as well I think worth starting on the weekly chart however for a couple of these dollar pairs You can see the euro Rejecting this long trend line from 2008 where it started the pound Rejecting for the fourth week in a row the trend line from 2018 highs also hitting really the 9th of March 21st of Jan area of resistance and coming back below and the Aussie very similar trend line on but we close below After looking for all money for the whole part of the week that we're going to finish above Not the case the euro on the daily how to look at this now I mean we finish pretty much bang in the middle of the recent range that we've had so in terms of Straightaway price action on the on the Monday. I'd be cautious. I'd be holding off I'd expect certainly having a look at these finishes for the euro the pound and the Aussie that we do see some dollar strength Into next week But worth and reason for that is obviously that the fallout from the fed no new dovish information But also the end of month, you know, there's been a couple rumors that I've read of some dollar buying So maybe that can materialize and we start to see a bit of a drift down that said You can see really the bang in the middle of the range that has to go that has to break And then we can start to see a cleaner move on the 60 or put on a 240 minute You can see this is where that sort of fallout from the fed started We've been pushed down in early trade continued after the minutes We did recover a bit the next day only to then Strengthen on the dollar side of things into the Friday close now. I would probably know this is that sort of Line in the sand that I would have now for the the Euro dollar good bit of price action around here It's almost like my guide above there Then the dollar maybe isn't ready strengthen just yet and we can drift back to the top of the range If we come in here and it holds then I wouldn't be too surprised to see the low of the range come in as well So that's kind of how I would have that on the daily Really, it hasn't done too much because it can't get out of this range that it's in so the lines below and above I'm not really interested in changing, but that sort of 1 18 31 area is called a zone is probably where I'd be focusing most on Given the the importance of that area just in the lower time frame as well But yeah 117 bottom of the range be interesting to see what happens there break below just be aware of these previous highs I think a healthy little correction lower or move lower would be quite nice towards that 115 for some longs ahead of the the Fed Meeting in September the pounds moving on Let's wait for that to load up of course these charts again not not tested since not tested not edited since last Sunday You can see just how messy it was around here couldn't get above obviously got that trend line that we know on the Weekly rejecting this whole area. We're now back below. Keep a watch on the 130 hand a 129 82 that's gonna be real important because below there I imagine you get a quicker move and then you start talking about this trend line from the lows You start talking about the 200 day moving average and you can get a quicker unwind That's gonna be an important level one twenty nine eighty two I go as far as saying that's gonna be the most important level and area to keep a watch on I think that the move from say the 130 to 128 would be a pretty quick one However, if that holds and we start drifting higher, I mean, it's put this on the 240 you can see our you are We are getting quite a key area of support forming on these lows around 130 76 We finished above, you know, the balls will be happy with that However, just how we finish on the weekly charts It wouldn't be all surprising to see a drift lower below there in early trade Then we can get to the 129 82 and that's when you can get that unwind these levels don't break And then next thing, you know, we're up at the 132 handle again We're above that weekly trend line and maybe be start to talk about this is the week We finally break it to the upside and we push higher. So things are set very nicely I will Based on how we finish the week like I said, I think we're gonna get some dollar strength those are the levels that need to go and If we are to break these say early on the Monday or Tuesday and we do get some month and dollar buying That's when you can start to see 120 at 51 in the pound. That's when you can start to see 116 150 would be a too big a move, but the journey begins towards there However, those levels of jets and we finish back on those highs That will be equally as important because we then clear this whole area and then people start looking at 122s 125 in the euro for the pound back to the election high at 135 and for the Aussie dollar it can maybe look to hit that high that we had in December 2018 around 73 87 moving on to the Aussie Much like the other dollar pairs. It's choppy on those Well last few days of the week, but really for a couple of weeks. It can't quite get above That's 72 50 in the Fed minutes It almost feels like if they weren't there or if there was even a hint of dovishness We would have continued higher sort of put things in check a bit looking at this now Let's have a look and see if we can get some sort of trend line on here That's nice. Got to have that on here This is starting on the 3rd of August nice little push the 12th And then the double bottom area from Thursday and Friday keep a watch on that because the market is as well So break of that and that's where 70 66 could come in of course using some of these Levels around the 71 handle and the low of the 4th of August as well as points to de-risk in that trade moving this over just to Encapsulate some of this price action from 2019 and 18 you can see there was a lot of resistance around to that high that we had last week didn't quite get to the 73 handle and the higher the 15 February 2019, but it's going to be one to keep a watch on you would say Just remove that text but the story of last week was it started relatively well for the Currency we pushed higher really from a nice finish last week Or the nice week last week. We just couldn't when it came to Wednesday materialize a push above these These big trend lines and the dollars are strengthened. However, you can certainly see the Ozzie has big support on that trend line the pound as we know he's got a lot of support around that area that we had on The 60 minute which of course would be 240 around 130 76 and the euro As we can push this in it has got a very big support level around 117 However, that looks like it is the one that's perhaps going to start more on the stronger foot for the dollar Consider it's broken a key level and finished below there on Friday false breaks are obviously very key for these markets And it hasn't been a sellers market as of late. Are we going to see this materializing to the end of the month? I would say so I would say so that said can then the S&P Push on with this dollar strength. It was certainly hindering it was certainly hindering Wednesday We saw the dollar strength scenario where gold dollar pairs came lower and the S&P did However, the Thursday and Friday reversed that whole move and we're very very close to the all-time high That we had back in the end of Feb. I think it almost reached there on the Wednesday and the Friday Looking at this on the daily Let's just remove a couple of these arrows just to go over the points because there's no need to draw on new Lines really below it hasn't come into an area or a very key support. I mean obviously you can mark up this Low that we had on Thursday 3348 that's now obviously work having on the 200 day moving average 3321 looks key I quite like the 3300 handle Just getting in some of this sort of gap feel this whole area Between 21 and 84. I think would be a nice place You've also got the 200 day moving average in there as well for the S&P. So any pullback towards here I think would be nice the FOMO Rally higher above the all-time highs. It could it could well happen. I wouldn't be chasing it personally as as such I'll be more waiting for this to come through Ideally we do find a double top here and push lower to get in a bit And we'll get an opportunity to buy lower down I think that would be the way people potentially would be looking at this But trade what you see and if we do break that high and you know the stock really does have to be just below the previous All-time high you can see if that runs But with this dollar strength just bear that in mind how much further can it go one market that doesn't really care about any dollar strength Is of course the NASDAQ you know even if the dollar strength as this market seems to be more of a safe haven now then Anything else and that's finishing on the highest it's ever been Trend line keep an eye obviously on the 21 day moving average if we come back down to 11,000 handle That looks a fantastic area to get in long. That would really look like it has to happen before Wednesday Keep a watch on your trend channel. Keep an eye on the previous high 11,000 272 But this is what you would potentially see in the S&P that previous all-time high break through Come back to find support and push on 3399 and three quarters same reaction higher Retest and go that's how I would be looking at that there the NASDAQ is in a league of its own And I was you know, obviously having a little joke about it being a safe haven But it's kind of what it is at the moment, especially with those big fang names doing all so well Yeah, the Dow Let's just show you it didn't really come down to this area last week I would have absolutely had a bit of that with the trend line with this previous area support Now if that comes in It's it'd be a break of the trend line and that would make me just a bit weary about it But still a good level. We held above importantly We held above the ninth of June high little false break as we know they are quite key I mean looking at the chart I mean you could you can have a little basis that we failed to get a new high in the S&P So that's not ideal But the fact that the Dow finished back above this level and the S&P finished higher after Wednesday's move lower and then NASDAQ is on an all-time high. I'm still confident these markets can push higher It's just whether that dollar strength starts to weigh on things at all and on the flip side If say the Dow gets back above 28,000 if the NASDAQ, you know And that trend like it's going to be some nice resistance to fair But if that continues to push higher the S&P makes a new all-time high and we have risk on Those dollar pairs might want to push higher as well So just just something to think about I mean from a dollar strength perspective You'd like to see the open on Sunday or tonight move us lower in equities The NASDAQ finished Monday below its previous high that we had on Thursday and that could lead to the dollar strength The correlations are there It's a tricky one to want to be short these dollar pairs and long equities at the moment because if you've wanted that You've kind of been burned really. I mean, it's beyond. It's the the Wednesday was celebrated like it's a return of the dollar But look where it's come from Really from from those March lows, so it's not get to ahead of ourselves I expect a bit of dollar strain and That makes me confused a touch on whether expertise can go higher. I You know, I do think they do Maybe just not right away. I'd like pullbacks in all markets like 32 84 in the S&P I'd like the trend line here in the NASDAQ. I'd like the Dow back towards 27,000 The euro is mentioned to 115 116 the pound back down to 128 50 And the Aussie dollar down to the 70 handle that would be healthy and it wouldn't really be for me I over the start of a big move lower Of course if those levels break through then it is but you know, that's how I see things Just going back to that Dow levels obviously to the upside just be aware of the sort of double bottom We had 8th of Jan 31st of Jan above there is a cleaner push and we start talking about that gap feel Gold to remove some of these arrows just to clear things up Tricky one for gold. I mean it Obviously that's that Tuesday move lower. He's put this on a cleaner chart. Here's a better One let's just remove it. Yeah, we had that Tuesday move love You remember that then turns a solid resistance level. We then came down. This is the Wednesday With that dollar strength turned out to be the low The closing low of the week there so mark up that for sure that Wednesday low below there And people will start, you know, thinking about this market coming lower again intraday Sort of line in the sand for the week. It's a bit of a zone. I would say for me now Let me just bring in This rectangular area you see here. We've got these nice lows from the fifth the third and the fourth High from the 13th the low that we had on Tuesday That's an area where the buyers want us above the sellers will want that below I think we do get a test of that and then it's decision time It's decision time good little finish for the for those that are more bullish gold In short term to close back above the the third Wednesday Thursday double bottom That's a nice little reaction there. You would want to see price push towards here And then it is decision time. Let's put it on a 60 minute here Let's put those pivots on as well and you can see there that is that reaction from the Tuesday area support comes in finds No, sorry, this is the Tuesday area support finds some strong resistance on last Tuesday And then the Wednesday dollar strength that we saw but yeah, if we can get back above sort of 1985 Then gold all gold balls will be pretty happy That said, you know, you can start to see maybe a bit of a head and shoulders Forming on the 60 minute here for gold. So if we are to then get back below last week's low That's when you're gonna start to see some more dollar strength And I think if that happens again, for example, if we close below Friday's low, then I think 1850 comes in relatively quickly that would help the dollar side of things there So the euro the pound and the the Aussie to it to push lower. We'll have to wait and see Oil it means make sure that is the 21st is I say this every week now. It's such a boring market, isn't it? It's it's not doing anything. It's not doing anything. It's it's waiting for a bigger move We said last week those who got short 43 43, which was the low of the second of March You'd be you'd be happy with that still as long as price that doesn't go above it hasn't it's Let's just put this on the weekly here. I mean look at those weekly finishes. It's It's boring out there nothing really happening But you can see why and this is exactly what we said last week, wasn't it? You've got the sort of the weekly close of the 24th or 3rd there You've got this weekly low that we had in December 2018, which is also making this even bigger level look at this going back to 2017 2016 and even before that in 2015 and some drag it all the way across it. There's anything else in there Not quite, but you can see the importance and that's why you know so but it for the move to happen towards 50 bucks Which I've said many times. I think happened Above 43 90 that's a lot easier So just keep a watch on that a lot of area support below. I still think it's a by-the-dip market In this it just might be so look at the lights nice new trend line on here Confirmed on Friday, so keep a watch on that below the trend line doesn't look too good And you're back towards for $38, but I think that could be the opportunity to load up again for the oil longs That said good reaction push above 43 and then we start looking at 45 Then we start looking at 48 and 50 dollar handle as well So it's set up nicely, but I can't promise you fireworks at the moment for oil Silver Just like gold isn't it, you know, it's got that sort of Tuesday to Tuesday retest finished below But then rejected this area support here solidly to the tip So leave that on above 28 on the daily close back and then we look back towards 29 And 30 handled below this sort of finish that we had last week or at 26 is I'll just be careful because You know, I'd be saying 24 and 23 come in again that we saw in the 12th or August So yeah, just keep keep a watch 26 to be the line in the sand Below where we're trading and above Just put this again on the 60. You can see the importance of the Sort of area support here. I probably have it around 27 60 27 80 maybe just as key As as a zone to keep watch on there the decks I mean we said when the trend line broke it was it was a bit unfortunate But this is this is good to see in that we have to break fine Then you get the faster moves, but like if we are to see a trend line breaking oil The dip is bought if we are to see The dip has been bought in the doubt if we see one in in the In the down in the Dax if we see one in the NASDAQ we're still getting buyers come in if we see one In the Dow, we're still going to get buyers come in based on, you know This appetite that these markets can still push higher the footsies were covered a touch and and there was a question last week Can I look at the footsie? Um, and you know next week I can I'll start bringing in on another platform It's just that on this particular one that I don't have the data for For the footsie, but yeah the the the Dax now it's back above 12,500 to key And I said drag the This area support over to still have it on we finished pretty much bang on my my sort of line in the sand But we rejected it false break equities for me look bullish Um going into next week It's just whether the dollar strength hinders that or the flip side equities get some risk God and these currencies go higher. It's set up nicely. I have to say In terms of you know, it's not although equities look good, but it's not a buy at like market on the open I think it could still be relatively choppy and of course that's the point. It's it's the August It's that summer season. So volume is lower, but um, yeah back above 13,000 and really the high that we had on the 12th That's how I would look to play this targeting then the highlight we had on the 21st of july and the gap fill But that's it to the flip side below this uh, this close that we had on friday and you can see just how Uh clean this area support was and the false break. That's one one more bullish for the week if we do get say below There then uh, yeah a run down towards that 12,500 hand or again could be Worth looking out for Anyway guys, hope all is well. Hope you will have a great week as usual. Any questions get them below Myself and as you can answer these as and when But yeah, I think to to wrap it You've got some some key rejections that we had from friday for those dollar pairs doesn't look too good equities Recover very well from that wednesday sell-off if you want to call it that that we had they look more bullish Something's got to give summer season silly season. I have to wait and see


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But I did send my research team. We got some pictures of you from 1991. I'm like, no, I got no other picture, man. I know. We found your old MySpace page. We know who was in your top eight. Yeah, we know who was in your top eight. Research team Cole. I want you to pick one of these cameras and give them a brief introduction of who you are. OK, so I'm Larry Morrow, 32 years old from New Orleans. I started off in the event production industry. Started producing events at the early age of 20 and just kind of got my foot in the door or just connecting, building, networking with people that allowed me to grow my brand. And at an early age, I was more so focusing on the art of relationships, building relationships. Because being from New Orleans, I'm not from a city where there's a lot of United Atlanta, Houston, LA, New York where you have all these people who host these events living there. So I always had to pay a higher dollar amount because I had to bring people into town. And at an early age, I learned a value in relationships and that wasn't money that could change things. It was those relationships that can help you make money.  Yep, yep. So at the age of 20, man, I did my first event while I booked somebody. First person I booked was Dre. Dre Michelle. And so she came into New Orleans, had a great time. And a long story short, at the end of the stage, she was like, yo, out of every place you went to, you being 20 years old, you took care of us more than anybody. And I'm like, oh, that's dope, man. I was just being myself, just showing that Southern hospitality. So I went to LA, her manager, her friends reduced me to a lot of people that I'm still cool with to today. And that just really woke me up and showed me like, damn, I was able to accomplish this by just being me. I didn't have to be anybody else but myself. So from that moment forward, I really started to put my best foot forward. And I started to book so many people, bring people into town, and not make it about the money. I would lose money to make money. So I would do parties and would lose money. And I was OK with it. And I became just immune to just the risk factor from my early on, shooting dice and stuff as a kid. But when I started producing these events, it just was like, I just had a bigger vision in mind. So I turned 23, opened up restaurants, do different things, and I'm constantly producing events. So in 2016, I booked Fast Forward a little bit. I booked Drake. I booked Puff, Drake, and Lil Wayne, like, back to back. Hold up. That's too much of a flow.  So I was 20, no, look, look, I was 20, right? So I Fast Forward a little bit. I gotta tell you this. Those pictures we got of you from 1991, the baby pictures. Yeah, I had got in touch with your auntie on Facebook. I was just letting you know that we could add to it. So I had skipped over a little bit. A lot bit. All right, so you want to tell me to go through it all? Yeah, so hold up. How do you get your start? I know, but I'm looking at my notes. How did you start this? So when I produced that first event, when I produced that first event. How did you even get to that point? What would you do prior to the first event? Well, the first event I produced that I had someone host. But the first event that I produced where I made good money, I was 20 years old, no, no, 19 going on 20. I did my 28th birthday party and I made like $11,000. So I'm 20, I'm in college and I'm like, damn, I could make money doing this. And I'm like, you know, I got a little taste of it. So that's like where, that's the moment I decided to really start pursuing these events and drop out of college and just focus on what I was building at the moment. And so, you know, Fast Forward, book trail, first person that had hosts, end up booking a lot of people. It was crazy because I booked DC right shortly after, like when I was like 22, 23, like back in 2013, 2014. And I was like, you know, one of the first few people I bought to New Orleans as well, when I really started booking people and just building these relationships, you know? And I'll tell you another story. Like when I was 20, right after I booked Jerry, I booked King Loose. Y'all familiar with King Loose? Yeah, I know King Loose. My brother, you know what I mean? And when I booked King Loose, he came to New Orleans, had a great time, I showed him a good time and he was like, yo, one day he called me, I was like, yo, I'm going to LA, Puff just moved me to LA. He got a private part of his crib.  And, you know, I'm at the top, I feel like I'm at the top of the world when I'm at Puff crib. And that situation, I tell people, like, LA, that one experience going to LA changed my life. Why? Because it's like being from New Orleans, well, I'm in the swamps, you know what I mean? Everything's flat to going to LA. I'm on the hills and I'm in this crib and I see everybody I see on TV. This and that and just when I got in the backyard and I looked at LA, it changed my life. Why?   So that one situation, you know, shout out to King Loose, man, that really changed my perspective on a lot of things and allowed me to want to come back home and do what I do and just take it to another level because at the same time I was, you know, doing these events, I was being exposed to new experiences and getting new information that changed my life and what would allow me to just really just come back and had that motivation that drive to know, like, look, all right, I'm headed toward that direction now, you know? So over the years, I just constantly kept booking people. I just kept booking, in 2013, when I turned 22, I opened up my first restaurant. It was called Larry's Poor Boys and Wings and it was on Canal Street. My mom, she had an idea. She was like, yo, I think we should have, I think we should open up this spot right here. Decided to name it after me. So would your mom, like your investor, or would you go out and book it? No, no, no, I was the investor, I was the investor.  So my mom, she had an idea and, you know, at an early age, I played a, you know, I had to step up a little early. So that kind of was like, she was my motivation to really, she was one of the things that helped really just, you know, push me to that next level because at the time she was going through a lot and that was like the thing that was really pushing me and driving me at that time. So she was like, yo, I have this opportunity. Let's open up this restaurant. I did it six months later. Let me ask you this, you being, you coming into this whole world of entrepreneurship and independence, like who did you follow growing up or like who was your example that you saw that made you say, I'll take the independent route or I'll do it myself? So I would say, I think at an early age my grandmother was always an entrepreneur, my mom. And I've seen their successes, I've seen their, you know, life get, you know, rocky for them. So I would say watching them at an early age when I was five years old, I remember watching, I mean, I've been in the car of my grandmother, five AM going uptown in New Orleans to one of her grocery stores, right? So I think, you know, when you see those things early on, you kind of, it's being instilled in you and you don't even know like, yeah, but I think outside of that, you know, my father and I being there, I wouldn't say I had like a male figure that I looked up to that really inspired me. It was most of my mom, but in the industry, like, you know, Puff was somebody who, in the industry, I really looked up to, why watch his moves and it was somebody who I really like, like, yo, like, I loved everything that he was doing, you know, from music to entrepreneurship to everything. So that was one of the big inspirations I had at the moment as well. Yeah, that's hard, man.  Yeah, crazy. So it's just, on this show, like we get to meet a lot of people that, you know, we followed and inspired us. So I always want to ask other people who inspired them just to go out there and get it. And it's crazy, because the first time I booked them, I called my moms, I'm like, ma, guess who I just, who I'm about to book? I said, oh, she was like, who? I said, Diddy. I'm like, oh my gosh, Larry, she started freaking out. She was like, does he know he's your idol? I'm like, ma, I ain't even talked to him, man. I'm like, he not even booked. And she was trying to tell all her friends and I'm 25 years old. So, you know, she was excited, but you know, that's how much of an impact, she knew he had on me as a teenager, just being able to see his moves and him just thriving, entertainment and entrepreneurship.  So. Who plugged you in with him?  King Lo's, huh? So King Lo's plugged me, you know, Puff didn't know who I was when I was there. Not just the me, didn't even get to book him now.  Honestly, I don't remember who connected me with Jeans, who was his manager at the time, been with him for a long time. Karen, who connected me with him, but for a long time, like I got like OGs like Kenny Burns and Ken and Jasper, they connected me with a lot of people. You know, like if it's somebody I don't have access to, or I didn't know at the time, they couldn't make the connection for me, but I was using the booking agent, like I had to pay them fees, you know what I mean? But now it's like, you know, I don't have to pay those fees, you know?  So it was more so building that black book up and just building those contacts up after I would book somebody through an agent and, you know, nine times out of 10, when they came into Walnutz and I showed them that Southern hospitality, it was like... It's all in the love.   So that kind of, you know, that whole regimen, just was something that really helped me become who I've become over the years. Yeah, see, you got your watch back. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I said the role like that, you sold the role? Yeah, but see, that's it. I was like, yeah, it says in the sad notes that that's how you kinda jumped off your entrepreneur endeavors with selling your watch. So that's so I sold a Rolex, I had a budget down Rolex at the time. I sold it for $39,000. I paid $44,000. Oh, you only did that? And so I got what I paid. Oh, you only did that? $25,000. So I bought my first piece of property at 25 years old. Yeah. Right? And one of my homies bought it from me. I ain't gonna say his name, but he gave me what I, damn it, what I paid for it. You look up, daddy. No, no, no. So one of my homies bought it from me and I bought this house for $39,000. It was one of my first investment properties. One of my mentors, Sadat Spencer, he saw I was passionate about getting into the real estate game. He had a house, I wasn't bankable at the time. So he was like, yo, look, you can buy this house. I was gonna buy it. If you wanna buy it, you can buy it. I couldn't go to the bank and get a loan just cause I had my taxes and all my business in order. Knew nothing about it. So I ended up paying cash for the house and I used the cash I was making. I was making fast money in the industry, so the promotion industry. So I would use that fat cash and I was trying to find a place to park it. Cause you know, it was like, that money would come fast and it would go fast. So I was thinking of like how to hold on to it.  Yeah, so I was investing in that one house and it just taught me a lot cause when I saw I couldn't go to the bank and get financing, it made me get my shit together cause I had to start thinking about my taxes, paying taxes at 25, I wouldn't think about no taxes. Yeah, I'm not. Especially in New Orleans. Yeah, I wasn't doing business the way it was supposed to be done cause I didn't have the information. So when I saw that, it's like, I just had to figure out some things and I asked a lot of questions to see how I can position myself to be bankable and not have to drop all my money on a house. Yeah. Where you get the information from? Man, I asked a lot of questions. So Cedda Spencer, one of my close friends, brothers, JC, Sydney Torres, a lot of close homies who's doing that in the industry. So it's not just people who, I just see them like, oh, how do I do this? No, it's people that's actually in the industry, real estate, who know about these different things as far as when it comes to getting taxes, investing and different things like that. So I'm one of those people who asks a lot of questions. I want to know, I want to know how, who, what, when, where.  Give me some of your lavish memories from your events. Lavish memories.     You know, so I done experienced a lot over the years and I, but I would say one of the moments that like, you know, that really like made me realize, like damn, it was when I was chilling in the section, I had Drake and DJ Esco hosting. And DJ Esco, he decided to go get on stage. And you know, with Drake, you never know what you're gonna get.  I didn't pay him to perform. He sees DJ Esco get up there.  And at that moment I'm like, they got this video of me.    You know what I mean? So between that and Puff, it just kind of like, damn, like I'm working with some of the people that I admire. Like in the music industry or entertainment, whatever, entrepreneurship. So it's just dope just to be able to see how things has transpired over the years. There we got a girl. You see that?  Oh, yeah, man, you know, just working with people you admire.  We got live in there, Lair.   No, but listen, when they call your phone, Lair, come to the door, ay, ay, ay, ooh, witch. No, but look, like real talk, I would say for most people in my position, in my age, at that time, it's like a lot of things that I experienced. It wasn't like, you couldn't really like, if I was excited, I may show it like at that moment, but I wouldn't let like, I wasn't, you know, like I wasn't just, what I was saying, ODN on everything. You wouldn't have too much fun.  Lair, I been to your club.  Yeah, that was that Friday night.  That was a party to join our other guys for Essence, yeah. And yeah, man, so, you know, I don't really like, I'll make sure I have balance. So I think that's been part of the reason I've been able to grow, because I balance it, you know, I don't really, I don't really just, I'm real disciplined, man, I'm habits, you know, I wake up early, work out, I go to sleep late, I wake up early, like nothing changed about what I got going on. Like if I'm out having fun, it ain't no excuse for me to wake up late, you know? So I've been like that since early on, like when I turned, like I went through the phase of like me waking up at 1 a.m., I mean 1 p.m. and you know, the day didn't end it over. I done been through that slump drinking. But see, that's how you end up in the underworld. Right, 1,000 percent. Because is anybody who ever been, like had a day job or a day life, they know that it's a whole another life that don't even start till it get dark, right?  And we're told, that's the life I was living and I ain't like it. So it's like, I think one of the biggest transitions for me was when I started to, when I started to fast, you know, I started to fast. I did my first fast. I was on the way to drop one of my, somebody real close to me off to prison. This was in 2016.  I thought you had to wrap with them. No, no, I had to drop him off in Pensacola. So I had to drop him off at a camp, at a camp. Oh, I ain't know. No, no, you can get dropped off. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he had to turn himself in. So August 15, 2016, I had to drop him off. And our last meal was at Wendy's. Damn. So we had our last meal. Last time Wendy's was hidden like this too. So I ate Wendy's and I'm like, man, I gotta do something. I don't want to end up in this, like I don't want to end up in, you know, ever had to experience this.  Right. So I'm like, man, I got to switch things up.  And from that moment forward, I just gave up a lot.  Right. You can go and say, I'll let you know. No, and I would say that was like that.  And that's right before I started booking Diddy, Drake and everybody. Like when I locked in, everything just started to manifest. Yeah. Like in 2016, so that's really like, you know, that transition piece was like a big part of what you see today.  You know what I mean?  He's like, I ain't never booking this nigga out again. Yeah, I can't remember who, but man, some people that you It's a good motherfucking business, man. Right. Yeah.  And you ain't getting no more money too. Now, because look, when I bring people down, I have no expectation. I'm going to do my job. I mean, I'm going to show you a great time. I'm going to over exceed.  If you with me.  But then there's the thing, right? I don't really, I'm not really emotional. They emotional like when it pertains to this because it's like, you know, you can't be emotional in this industry. I'm dealing with so many people, personalities, you know, a lot of dudes with egos outside the club, they pay a thousand dollars for a section. It's like they own it. You feel me? So I've learned a lot over my early years to where it's like, you know, allow me not to be as emotional as most will be when you got to deal with a lot of things at the club. So, and whenever I did deal with somebody and it didn't go right, it's like, I like the less you have an organic, you know what I mean? So it wasn't, it wasn't really bothering me. It's like, you know, I'm, if I shoot 10 shots, I make nine, I miss one. It's all good. But I guarantee they had a great experience and they gonna remember that moment. All right, so. So if you, all right, this is your dream party. Who you want there? I'm talking about this. Everybody, you gotta access to everybody you want in this month. My dream party. Crazy, Larry, throw down. It's going down. Patty LaBelle, Diddy, 85 South. 85 South.  My dad. One and a half bottle. Don't nobody even drink. That's a tough one, man. Cause I feel like I've done, I've done, you know, it's not really more people for me to, many people for me to book. You had Kirk Franklin. I mean, but that's not a dream party for me. I'm gonna ask you that. No, no, no, no. Kirk Franklin, he don't go to the club, but I'm telling you, he a cold nigga. Whenever they play his record in the club, at the end of the club, they start playing his record.  Especially when they throw that bounce, but under the, yeah, but I mean, honestly, right now it's like, for me, it's bigger than the party. It's just bigger than all that. Man, I just been working on just building, you know, just building outside of that, you know, doing that, but just building. So it's like, I feel like I've done, you know, if you had to ask me, I would say Puff, I would say Drake. I would say, you know, everybody who I'll, who I'll. You said Mary J. Blush early and everybody who know me know I love Mary J. Blush. Mary, yeah. I want to just go over to our house.  Like on the Sunday, and just kick it. She come in tomorrow. Man. Just like in the kitchen, playing card, while she cooking some spaghetti or something with the garlic bread. I just feel like the energy in her kitchen is just dope. Ain't no telling who'll be over there. I remember I was at Puff Party like years back and Mary saw me. I'm like, what's up, Mary? Like, Mary? I felt like I was somebody.  But like me and Mary over the years, we've built. And when she come in the water, she always come tomorrow. She, mom, she love moms. Moms always cook for her, cook her some special stuff.  So, yeah, Mary, man, she real cool. Did anybody from your hometown help you out?  Like when you was on your way up, like. When I was on my way up, I would say, the ones that really helped me out, I would say Musa, y'all know Musa, right? Musa and Currency. Early on in my, just when I got started, like Musa and Currency definitely played a role in like just, you know, I call Musa and anything I needed, Musa would help me out. He would connect me with different artists. Jet Life, yeah. Jet Life for sure, you know? I would say. They just solid like that, them more. Like you know how it is. You meet a whole lot of people, but they thorough. Yeah, not for sure. Like Currency one of the only people that still live in New Orleans, you know? Yeah. And you would literally see these things that you guys did. Yeah, chilling, you know? Drinking them for the pan episode, essentially. I would say, you know, Fee Banks, you know? Fee, Birdman ain't step in, do nothing.  And so when you're out of New Orleans, you can be disconnected in a sense, but be connected, but. Just from running in the same circles. Right. So you knew of me, but we never really connected. So recently, he been coming down to New Orleans a lot, and he been coming tomorrow. So I posted a picture of him the other day.  You didn't even tell him about Sunchung, did you? Yeah, I get to that. See, Larry, you too busy, man. I gotta give him, hey man, welcome back to the 85 South Shore. Change of your name, man.  He got a million and one things going on. So man, tell him about Sunchung. So Sunchung is a concept I opened up in May. Sunchung, I named after my grandmother. So my grandmother's Korean. She's from Korea. That's how she's Korean. She's Korean. Yeah, cause they're from Korea. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, now my grandmother. So I named after Sunchung, and I like to do things, create concepts that's just not like, it's legacy. You know, like things that feel good. It's easy for me to get behind something and be passionate about it when it has some, it touches you in a certain way. You feel me? So when creating this concept, Sunchung, I wanted to create an Asian American spot. Only classic hip hop. Yeah. My grandmother, yeah. You know the cuisine and the culture. I love Korean food, $1,000.  She really is. She's like, like.  You could be black and have a Korean grandmother. You tell her she Korean. You tell her she Korean. Like, no, I'm black. So the 411 Asian lady. But like, she had all of the stores in the hoods. Like, you know, Carlton Street, Birdman, Lil Wayne, Soulja Slim, everybody should come by her store. Cause it was right at Carlton Street from Magnolia. So at one point, like, you know, she had a lot of spots uptown.   It's just something I just wanted to do different. You know, just offer different vibes. You know, I have the New Orleans cuisine, which is more of Asian American Monday, which is one of my restaurants I opened up last year. Now I have the Asian American, Sunchung. I have Morrow Steak opening up this year.   I got a Spicy Mango, which is a New Orleans Caribbean concept I'm opening on Frenchmen and, Frenchmen and Espionades. It's like, it's historic street. I'm at the forefront of it.  You know what I mean? So I got that opening up in a few months. And you know, I've been looking out here in Atlanta, been looking at Houston. So, you know, we expanding, expanding hospitality portfolio. Okay. Yeah. That's hard, Larry, because you know what I mean? Like I said, it's been your spot, bro. You really know how to lay a motherfucking spot out. And your concepts is dope.   You know what I'm saying?  See, everything in Atlanta like a club now. Exactly. So that's what you mean, too. Got a DJ. When we tell you what happened during the pandemic, you know, it was making the heart, though you couldn't really operate as a club. But if you were a restaurant, had a restaurant license, you could operate as a club. So maybe that's where it come from. Like the club's the run. You know what I mean? The club's the run. Yeah, restaurant where the club makes, yeah. Amen. They're about like STK. You might need a trademark there, man. STK about that. Oh, nah, that's not nothing new. It's not nothing new. You Google a club's the run, stuff will pop up. Niggas out there. But it ain't a spike call to clubs. You can't hear yourself. No, at one point during the pandemic, you know, that's like a name I put in my notes and I was thinking about it. But, you know, a club's the run don't really, it don't really do it for me, you know? All right, man. They're doing it for someone. Someone is watching this and they're about to come out. I don't trust the club. I don't trust the club. You've been getting into the real estate game even more, right? Yep, yep, yep. So, well, I actually slowed up on buying real estate because I was focusing more like, at one point I was doing 10 different things and I realized that I can't get to where I'm going by spreading myself then. So, I was literally trying to do any and everything, anything that could make money. That's what I was doing. And I realized that, you know, that wasn't the recipe for success, you know? So, I really took a step back and I put my eyes on just growing my hospitality portfolio and I went from, you know, in 2021, I opened up Treehouse, which is a club in New Orleans you've been to. Yeah. That was three years after I opened up Morrow's, 2022, I opened up Monday. And I started to see the, I started to like, you know, love it more and more because I love dealing with people, being in the hospitality industry. I feel connected with people.   I'm like, oh, okay, it's a pleasure. They got the old schools laid out. I don't know if that was just like that night, but it just so happened. When was the first time you came? I had been a time before with Chad when we went for a show, I think. And then we came that one night after our show with, and then all those people there when Nas was there that night. Okay, yeah. So I had, I've been twice. Okay. The first time was. You only been in New Orleans twice in your life? No, I'm saying I've been to the spot. Okay. Yeah. I've been in New Orleans probably forever, like a thousand times probably. I'm from Mississippi.  Yeah, that's right. You from the country. Yeah, you from the country for sure. Yeah, yeah. Mississippi country, not that Louisiana country y'all got. No, no, y'all country different.  Somebody asked me if I wanted to open up a spot because it has some spots available in the city. I'm like, are you serious? Like I wasn't even, I ain't a lot. What you saying, man? I said, I didn't. I wouldn't, I wouldn't. You saw that? Ain't nobody trying to be in Mississippi. Man, you got a spot in Louisiana. Louisiana. New Orleans, New Orleans is no, like, listen. New Orleans is what the work man want, brothers. New Orleans is, listen. No, you're not about to sit here and try to convince us. New Orleans is a small spot. I'm in the Louisiana. We got a lot, like, because of our history, our culture, you know, musically, what Wayne, Birdman, Master P and everybody has, you know they set the tone for how people view New Orleans.  And that's cool. I'm from New Orleans.  What is New Orleans? What you mean, like, to me, what is New Orleans?  New Orleans is country. I mean, we in the south, we at the bottom of the map. We got the Gulf of Mexico behind us, like, beneath us. So it's like, yeah, I'm from the country, but I think, you know, being from New Orleans, it's like, we want no country places. They got a lot of culture. Yeah, that's just where there's a lot of niggas down there, Larry. You can't name too many country places that, which I got David Bannon that came from Mississippi. Damn.  Me and the Smother Motherfuckers, Larry.  But that's cool to know.   We killed all of them. Oh, yo, if you niggas didn't move, we had them. Yeah, niggas had to move for sure. Shit. Nah, that's cool.  I need you by job. That's crazy. All the niggas from the South be like, nigga, you country too. It's the same shit, though. Mississippi and Louisiana. We country cousins, bro. Yeah. Yeah. What's up? At least it ain't Alabama. Right.  That's the same shit? Nah, it ain't. You would have to be from Mississippi or Alabama to know. But we always going to go back and forth. That's like in New Orleans. You tell somebody they from. Louisiana? Yeah, somebody like Louisiana. They be like, oh, I'm from New Orleans. Like you from Alexandria, nigga. And if somebody from outside New Orleans is like, people from New Orleans are like, nah, I'm from New Orleans. They think it's a whole separate place in Louisiana. Yeah. Only in the South, bro.  Right.  You tell somebody they're rapping Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and all that stuff.  You can't tell somebody.  No, out the country. What you waiting on? Man, I don't know. It's a good question. It's time, Larry.  I don't get a twist. I thought about it and was trying to put some stuff together in Bahamas and stuff, but. No, that's just too typical, Larry. You big, big. I mean, I got to start somewhere.  Russia.  Real, my nigga. You on a bigger level, man. You got a family over there, don't you? A career? I haven't met them.  I'm going to Korea for the first time next year with my family. Yeah. What part? So, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.  I shouldn't let go of all your cousins. Fib. Hopefully I can find them. Oh, they know. My grandmother haven't talked to her family in 20 years. That ain't that long. That's the old three. Yeah, she ain't talked to me. We're around the old three for real. Like, it's been a long time, so. Now that is a little bit. We're going to take a trip out the next year and try to, you know, she going to look to reconnect with her family. That's hard. I'm going to take out the. Get out there, Larry. Yeah, we going next year, 100%. Baldan has Larry. What can they find you on social media or you one of them rich niggas going to be on there? Nah, not be on social media.  Social media has been a tool that helped me. Bro, let's go to Larry, man. You know some hoes. Let's see. I can't fool with y'all, man.  See it. I'll get one of the real story. Oh, no, you want to cameras go out, man. I'm still do you. You can't look at me. And Larry's been chilling, man. I know, bro. Larry, Larry, see nothing, Larry, do nothing, Larry. You must have the permission to get on here. Nah, man, I just, I'll be chilling. I don't, I'll be chilling. I got a girl, too. I'll be chilling, too. I ain't talking about that. Just kicking the willy-bow-bow, Larry. We just, you know, just not niggas be talking, Larry. We ain't on that. Yeah, nah, I'll get you chilling, though, man. There ain't really too much to do out there. All right. So what's next, bro?  Yeah, not 100% like so. My whole, right now, my hospitality group is growing. I have moral hospitality. I have over 300 employees. I have five locations. Now, what's the 85th self-collab that we doing? Shit, you tell me, man, let's put it together. All right. We could do something, man. Put a kitchen in this motherfucker. We could do something. Cluster rock. Yeah, cluster rock. You told me you're always going to get into the restaurant industry. Yeah, so just let me know. But yeah, so expanding my hospitality portfolio, that's like my main thing. Because eventually one day, well, I will one day be at the table discussing numbers if I want to sell it or not. Yeah, you're going to sell it. Yeah, nah, I mean, I just want the feeling. Yeah. I just wonder what it feels like. At least something to turn down. Yeah, yeah, that's it. I want the feeling just to say I've done it, I think. But like you said, legacy, man. I just built that legacy. Like I tell my mom, I want to create something for our family to stand on. Like me being the only man, I'm just really just out there to really create this legacy and just really just I want people to know that we was here, that we existed. Leave a great, give my daughter a great start. My nephew, my niece, just my family. So that's really one of the family first. Yeah, man, that's one of the things for me, man. I really want to be able to leave that legacy behind. But not just legacy. I want to be able to leave some bread behind, too. And just give my family a great start.  Tell me your social media, man. So social media, Larry, underscore Marlboro. M-O-R-R-O-W on all platforms. So Larry, underscore Marlboro. Or you could Google me, one or the other. Google Larry Marlboro.  We got a white man named Larry Murrow, man. I've been trying to buy the site. He got LarryMurrow.com. What's on it? I can't get it. I don't know. Just he's an author or something. He's an author or something. He sells shelves. Yeah, I don't even know. Larry, man, this is your first time stopping through here. But don't let it be the last. Nah, man, I'm glad I've been able to come up here and do this, man, because the watch up a long time. Is there anything that we didn't cover that you need to leave the people with anything that's coming up? You've got to get my boy Merch, too, now. Merch? Oh, yeah. Definitely need that. We got you, man. OK, OK, OK. See what they did. Got the hat for sure. Exactly. Yeah, yeah. You got the pullovers for sure, man. I cannot fit in no medium. I cannot fit in no medium. Well, I mean, we got you Larry, man. Nah, I was sure. And I appreciate it, but uh.  We got you, bro. We got you. Next, I want to say, man, just growing, man. I really don't have, like, not one of those people that plan too far ahead. Yeah. I'll just figure it out.  Like, I don't even know, like, like, I booked my flights last minute. I do everything last minute, because it's just, like, I just go with money. Yeah, but after that, I do things that feel good. Like, like, if I decide I don't want to hop on a flight, I'm just not going to hop on it. If I decide, you know, I want to go to X, Y, Z tomorrow. You know, like, I just came from Europe for two weeks. And I booked that, like, two weeks before.  No, no, no. It cost me more money. I'm saying, though. No, what the hell am I saying, dude? I was here at what happened over there? See, I just brought my family, my daughter, my girl. Yeah, so. Don't waste it. Yeah, but it's not, for me, it's not really, like, I get it. Because I do waste a lot of money being last minute. But it's like, I do things that feel great to me. If I feel like I don't want to do something, then I'm just going to waste the money. Like, some flights aren't refundable. You know what I mean? You could book a delta now. Non-refundable or refundable, whatever. But it's just like, I like to do things that feel good. So when it comes to, like, planning far out, it's like, every day, it's new experiences, new information, just new situations, new tables I'm at. So, but primarily, it's like, you know, focusing on a hospitality company, expanding my portfolio, of course, buying real estate. Got some new pieces I'm buying. And, you know, just building, man. Taking care of my family. That's it. That's all I got. Real simple, man. I wish you much love and success and keep doing your thing, bro. I appreciate y'all, man. It's just cold to see a young nigga come through the game, man, and really just put his foot down and leave that imprint, man. All right. What's next for y'all? See, we're doing a movie next. That's what's up. We're doing a movie.  Yeah, it's crazy when I walk in. I had no idea it was like a production studio, so seeing that, like, you never know what goes on behind the scenes, so seeing that, I'm like, damn.  We just get on here and say, wow, shit, to keep them distracted. Right. But nah, y'all working though. I was like, you know, I didn't expect this.  So it kind of gave me some great ideas to just like, you know, create that environment that everybody can just really just get to work in. You know what I mean? That's true. That's why we're looking forward to when you expand your empire to Atlanta, man. We definitely love the work with you. It's coming soon. As long as I get that location, it's over.    See whatever, we'll see, let's do it. Homecoming, whatever. Homecoming? Let's do it. Black History Month? Yeah.  We gotta come down to New Orleans for Mardi Gras or something, man. Most definitely. I ain't never been to a Mardi Gras, man. C'mon. For real? I wanna make a baby. I know that. Don't do it. You say what? I'm gonna make a baby. I ain't gonna make a baby.  For fun. How many kids you got?   Six. Six? Hold it down. So there ain't that many? Yeah. That's a lot. How many you got? One. Okay. He was there six months ago. I need a better friend back there. I need a better friend back there. He did. I mean, he's getting his life on track now.  But yeah.  Party of seven. Party of seven. This is only part one, bro.  Okay. And all of that and the highlights. Well, money back, anything you need to leave me with. I know y'all got a tour coming up. Yeah. A family business tour. Well, you got to say where it is. It's family business tour. They got to find it everywhere. Clayton English with myself. Pull up, you know what I'm saying? 85 or something. 38 or monster. Most definitely. Still rocking. Clecks. Bando, Bando, Bando. He don't talk that much. No, he don't. He don't. He just played, played. Played on vibes. He played on vibes. Hell yeah. Well, there you have it folks. I'm Carlos Miller. I was and I still am. That's money bag mafia. And that's my boy Larry Morrow. And we out of here. We'll see you later. 85 self-show, the coldest park head. See you soon. Thank you so much.


Welcome. Are you interested in human speech? Would you like to know how humans produce and perceive sounds? Well, then this is the perfect open online course for you. The Virtual Linguistics Campus Pimook Linguistics 102 Speech Science. If you have a VLC account, which is of course free, accessing the class is quite simple. Just log in with your personal data and you will find the class on your personalised VLC start site under your current classes on the Virtual Linguistics Campus. A click on the class name leads you to the class start site, where you have access to several class-related links. For example, the bibliography, the link section, of course the class description, which is this video, and links to the social media, for example, to the Facebook group associated with this class. Furthermore, and this is a novelty in the world of online courses, your class is a Pimook. But how does a permanent MOOC work? Here are the central principles of using a VLC Pimook. Central to our Pimooks is the idea that you have access to all units of a class at any time. However, if you wish, you can also define your own fixed rhythm using the class timer. Let's say you want to go through the class on a weekly basis, then select the 7 days rhythm. If this is too short for you, go for the 10 days rhythm. If it's too long, select, say, a 4 days rhythm. Please note that the rhythm is just a guideline for you. It marks the unit you should work with in red and makes available the practical solutions in time. Whenever the red marker moves on, you will see these clickable symbols on the practical sheet. But note that, of course, you are free to change your rhythm whenever you like and you can always override it at any time and access any unit of your choice and the components within it. Let us now look at the content of Linguistics 102. The first part looks at the production of speech, also known as articulatory phonetics. Then we will deal with the physics of speech alternatively labeled acoustic phonetics. And the third part focuses on the perception of speech, also referred to as auditory phonetics. These central parts are surrounded by an introductory unit, the speech chain, and a unit that leads from phonetics to phonology. And our teaching and learning concept? Well, studying on the virtual linguistics campus simply means go through each unit at your own pace, make use of as many VLC options as possible. And if you don't know what to do, use the advice options on each unit's start site. And if you want to contact your peers, either use the class-related forum or the Facebook group, MOOC Linguistics 102. And if you want a certificate, well, here are your options. The simplest option is the statement of participation issued by the virtual linguistics campus. You will receive such a certificate for regular and active participation, including the submission of at least one worksheet and for free. Once you have successfully submitted a worksheet, you will be eligible for such a certificate and can open it by hitting the open statement button. The second option is the statement of accomplishment, also for free and issued by the virtual linguistics campus. To be given such a certificate, we not only want your regular participation, but we also want you to do the mastery worksheets, our electronic tests, one for each unit. And we want you to achieve an overall score of all the worksheets of at least 60%. A simple click on the open statement button and the certificate is yours. If you want to obtain a graded statement of accomplishment, select yes down here. This most advanced option of certification includes your precise grade, the workload in hours, and a complete list of all the tasks you successfully submitted. This graded statement of accomplishment is issued by Marburg University in conjunction with the virtual linguistics campus, and it involves a fee of currently 45 euros. Once you have satisfied the conditions and have decided to obtain such a certificate, you first have to open the invoice and transfer the money to Marburg University. And once your payment has been accepted, you can download your personal graded statement of accomplishment via mouse click. Well, that's it. In case you have more questions, do not hesitate to ask us. For example, in our Facebook group, the rest is up to you. Thanks for your attention and see you soon.


No, no, no. No, dude. It was so close dude. Here's a thing. Just kick the ball into the goal Yeah, it's a score. Why don't you score? There's so much space in that hole. That's like what that's like a hundred yards Probably. Yeah. Oh, what are you doing? What are you doing, dude? I would make if I was out there. Dude. Can you show the actual game? No. Okay, I'm at 920. Oh, Frick. Frick.  It even hit the ball. That was a form tackle. What? Give me one reason. Give me one good reason why the Netherlands is gonna be in America.  So, which is much better against circumstance. No idea what I'm talking about.  I had a friend growing up who would like start throwing out facts about other teams' players He didn't watch soccer. He didn't play FIFA. He didn't do any of that. But like he just always like would try to insert any sort of like tidbit like to make himself look smart That's why the U.S. say Football with your feet. Guys, why do they call that football if you don't even use your hands? Other countries are so dumb. You know what's actually funny about American football and soccer? You know what's funny about them? The highest scoring players in American football are kickers But in soccer, the most important player is the goalie who uses his hands See you guys at church tomorrow Wait, what are you doing? What are you doing? His last name is Blind And he scored a goal on you You got scored on by a blind guy What are you doing? That's his first goal in eight years That's his first goal in eight years Come on man They just said this first goal in eight years Are you kidding me?    We can get right back in this thing with field goal We're going up there, three and up right off the bat I prefer seven, I prefer seven But if we come in here, we get a field goal Game's right back in our hands So here's one thing we gotta work on One, we gotta work on our passing game I don't know what the hell's going on there We've had so many incomplete passes Looking like dadgum Ryan Tannehill out there, that's horseshit Can't be having interceptions Can't be having a bunch of incomplete passes Okay, ball control, that's another thing I have not seen us be able to carry the ball all game That ball is just flopping around, rolling all over the damn floor Get your hands on that damn thing And go take it to the house Coach, Christian Polisic here Do you think we should have recruited players with big penises?  America ain't lost yet, we ain't never lost How do we get scored on by Blind?  He ain't scored a goal in eight years That's horseshit You realize how unbelievably bad you have to be To get scored on by a guy you scored on Jesse James here from It's Not Soccer It's Football Magazine Do you think it's time to call in the F-15s Tomahawks, Apache's and the goddamn Navy To fix this mess Also imagine losing to a team playing In wooden clogs of a galal Why are you in my locker room at halftime? Who the hell let the reporters in here?  Okay, thank you Guys, listen, I'm gonna be real damn simple with you If we got guys scoring on us Who ain't scored goals in eight years Think about it Eight years ago, think about where you were Eight years ago, today Eight years ago, today, where were you? Hell, half y'all were still in middle school Some of y'all ain't even played soccer here Thought, ouch, am I in the right locker room? No, get out of here That is the last time he scored a goal Eight years ago, what were you doing? That is the last time he's... That is embarrassing Blind What is that?  You know what my problem is with soccer? Why are there so many commercials at halftime? Why did they play so many commercials at halftime When they could just play them during the game And then the guys could go get...   What are you doing dude? I'm sorry man No, I'm sorry bro Dude That was brutal That's a mistake I would make if I was out there Dude I can't watch this It wasn't a bad idea But he dribbled the ball away To the hell far away from him You know when you watch a player and you're like They're getting late tonight He's getting the opposite of that Yeah, pretty much Oh dude What? How did they score? What? Dude, you missed it as soon as you won No dude No As soon as you won Dude, hey USA boys Leave, leave so they score again No, no, watch, watch, watch Watch, watch, watch, watch Like what the What? Oh my god, just one more What a shot, look at this thing Ow That's impressive What, look at that thing dude It curves so hard It curves so hard Lucky is shot in his whole life Dude, hey, and you know what It's the same guy who missed earlier It's the same guy who missed earlier So good for him He's redeemed It's 10 minutes left, just about No point of 6 for 8 Dude, what is the goalie doing? Dude, I feel like they fall asleep Am I crazy? I feel like they're playing so good And then they just completely fall asleep Dude, really it's not even the goalie The defenders are completely like They're just sitting there They're like flat footed They're so out of position If that's one thing The Netherlands and the USA Can agree on his dumb fries Is what it should be called Instead of French fries We don't like the French neither So I like that I like the dumb fries scored That's right Is the USA out of the World Cup? There's still a minute and 10 seconds left So maybe not, we'll see Alright boys, wrap it up Alright, we got it, USA lost Just wrap it up Just wrap it up Just fall asleep You know what, you know what Netherlands, you guys can say what you want About US versus Netherlands But oh, USA lost, whatever You can say what you want But at the end of the day Uber still sucks in Netherlands Okay, so who really wins?


Brent, Brent! Yeah, where are you? Brent, Brent! Where are you? Brent, Brent! Hello, yeah. Brent, Brent, Brent! Hello. Brent, you want one? Brent, Brent, it's just they say Brent, Brent, Brent. Brent, Brent, Brent, Brent. I went on a adventure through the museum. And he come with me, come with me, come with me. Okay. This guy, this guy. This guy, yeah.  Oh. He didn't let me, he didn't let me look at the Crocus Spinks and pointed it. Didn't he touch you with his pointy bitum? He's like, no, and he's snaking you in the head and I tried to touch this and I was like, I've been there, but he didn't, he didn't, he didn't let me touch it. Oh, that's a shame. Oh wait, we need to do the thing. Excellent detective work, young wizard. I'm afraid Miyawiyachi and the Oleris broke into the museum before we could stop them. The constables are attempting to find a way inside Big Ben to capture Miyawiyachi. A puzzle better suited to a wizard, I say. Okay, three, two, one. Hello, and welcome to The Craft Box. My name's Brent. Sorry about that. I said the text a bit early. I'll cut that into here. But yeah, we're here for episode 30, I think it is. Yeah, I think it's 30. Yeah, episode 30 of Road to 110 of, uh, was a 101 Road to 100 series. Um, today we're going to be doing two dungeons. Yes, I know, two dungeons and one episode. What? It might be longer. The next two episodes, this one and the next one might be slightly longer than before. Um, we're almost finished. Molly Barn, how are you? Hey, what are these particle effects? Oh, it comes off my wand. That's pretty cool, eh? That's a cool particle. Do you have... I have lots of particle effects. Yeah, there are particle effects as well. Yeah. So yeah, let's talk to Clancy or you need to talk to Sherlock. I do have to talk to Sherlock, but... Have you heard the terrible news? Miyawiyachi has stolen the Croconomicon and locked himself in Big Ben clock tower. Quick, find Gus in Counterweight East. He knows how to reset the counterweights so that you can enter the clock tower. Okay, here we go. First dungeon, James, we need you right now. Run! Or you can each choose where you play. Get to the sheep. This is my sheep. Your sheep. I mean, let's go. Let's go. So pretty much what we're going to do is we're going to knock this out real quick. Faster than you can say one, two, three. No, not that fast. Pretty much that fast. So we need to talk to Goose. Goosey. Goosey. Goosey, bro. How are ya? She's coming in, mate. Sure. I'll help with the counterweights. Oh, he's such a good one. Well, okay. Okay, then we'll just skip the dialogue. Sure. Fine. Oh god, I want to pull this one. We should all go to a different counterweight. No, we have to defeat stuff to get to the things. Oh, okay. Oh, I got pulled. Well... That's all right. Coming with you. Oh, a bit late. A bit late to the party. A bit late to the party, yeah. You just leave all four at the elite, mate. Memes. Sweet memes, my children. Sweet memes, my children. Just cos I can't... Oh god, I have a balance plate card as well. Okay, okay. Um... What do you mean, just a normal? Just do blade and then hit. Yes, of course.  That was sure it's a good known hit using spell, right? I don't care. Yeah. I can feel my face when I'm with you. Stop it, we're gonna get copyrighted. Sorry, is it just cos I sing so good? Yeah, you're the best at singing, so we get, like, copyrighted. Just as well you put that out. Yes. If I sing badly... I can feel my face! No, I don't like it.  You don't want to hit, you don't want to hit, so I'm gonna hit there. Okay, we're not gonna hit there. I just love someone... Someone hit my minion. Aye. He's just like... She's just like... Samantha! Samantha, come here! Samantha is my minion. My minion. You don't have a minion, do you? He does.    Break it straight with me. Yeah, I remember your minion. We saw it on Triton Ave. No, on, um... But we flycatted. No, that was a cracker. I got a media peach. What did I get? I got a... a... a... a... a... a... a... I'm the world's best backward striver breed. Wow. You're so good, Finn. I missed it. I'm going out. I missed the game. I'm going out. James went in first. No, I went in first. I'm just going in. Oh, you just missed it, Finn.   No, you should have played him. No, that's your job. You should have played Sally the Sailor Man. That's not Sally. His name's Manny, the Mander. It's not a strategic pass. Wow, that hurts. 95, you know. Big damages here. Okay, hit, James. Yes, hit. Thank you, guys. I'm going to play a hitting game this round. In this spot. The funny thing is he's dead right now. Oh. They're... They're... Oh, Anacrid. This is... No, guys, I'm pulling to the left. No, I'm going up. I'm getting completed. Okay, Anacrid. That crit, though. And I played my blade as well. Pull the lever. No, James got it first. Two. We're by Rony MP pays, Rony's. Neither. I can't feel my hits when I'm with you. Because they're non-existent. I can't wait when we're high enough level and we don't actually need James, because he's irrelevant to us. Yeah, that'd be good. Maybe it'll be Rota 120 by then. Crit. How are you critting so much? What are you doing? All of a sudden, you're just like critting for days. Why can't you crit when we're trying to walk through Everlon? I'm thinking... I'm thinking one of the worlds we do. We just don't invite James and he just doesn't come. No, we need him for the end boss, always. Dragon's Fire, the end of Dragon's Fire. You're gonna need him.  We're nearly done. I always miss the stairs. I'm just gonna leave you guys alone I can do that. Wow, okay then. What are you dropping, the base? Yeah, well, you know, it's not really necessary here, because apparently, since James thinks he's critting recently, that affects his accuracy as well, apparently. Don't open my drawer. Don't open my drawer. It's half $10, man. Yeah, no, half. I don't know where the other half is. I ripped $10 once. Cool, bro! Cool stuff, bro! Don't tell someone to make sure he cares. He gives it flying tugs. Look, I'm hitting low. We're in hit for the first time in a while. Why? I'm hitting the one you converted wrong. No blades. Through a shield. Uh-huh. That only killed because I helped.  Nope, it didn't even kill him. It didn't even kill him. James! You're dropping the ball, mate. He's in storm as well. You're dropping the ball, James. Yeah, you're gonna convert. I won't hit. Ha! He's in storm as well. You're dropping the ball, James. Yeah, you're gonna convert. I won't hit. I just put that on you, mate. I saved you. I won't hit them. Here and up. You don't need to hit. We can do it without you. Are we alive? Oh, here. Here, we're gonna heal, guys. He's healing me. Blah. That foot, though. It's like tap, tap, tap. 100. Thanks for that shitty heal. James can do a bit with us. James. 420 blazing for days. Have I got one heal, James? One he can use on other people. He's got another one, probably. Maybe. Does he even blaze for days? I'm hitting. I'm hitting next. I want it. Memes. Dem memes. Dem memes every day, bro. Shrinked mode. Feet sword. You can't say much. You're fizzled a lot in your time, James. In your time. How long's that? Can you hit, class?  No fun. You had a hit there, but you refused to use it. I'll hit it. What are you saving pips for? I don't know. I want it. Annoy me while it's working. Dude, I'm using the Trujicard. Oh my God, guys, I'm using the Trujicard. What Trujicard is it? It's the 10th of this Trujicard.   It'll kill him. It didn't even kill him. Nicely done. If this doesn't kill, I'm going to be upset. It doesn't kill. You should have used your other hit. Make a rony and spit a rony. Dude, does anyone not have full health? No, just hit. No, I'm just going to... Hit. James isn't going to kill him. Hit. Just hit between your storm and feel the true power. Really? Really? Admittedly, it might kill him if it comes down to it, but really? You're dead to me.  Thanks, mate. Well, we've done one of the dungeons, one more to go. Yay! And then the big one. And then we'll do the big one next episode. Yeah, we do. We need you for the next dungeon. The next two dungeons, actually. Can we do... Can we do what's the next place? Wisteria. Can we do Wisteria without James? Yeah. Please do. Can we do it?  Half the boss battles you need to do it by yourself anyway. And Wisteria? By yourself, by yourself. Like, you can't use me. And Wisteria? Yeah, rip Q. Trust me, I'm fine. I've got my satyrs. I'll just do what I do for PPP. I had a dream last night that Dave wanted my phone and he offered me an iPhone 6. Plus. And I said no. You've got an iPhone 6? Yeah, but I need... How does this relate to anything? We just made a conversation making me look at him. I can't help you with the other counterweight. You'll have to find Sally and counterweight she'll help you with the other one. Are we going up the other stairs? Yeah, we're going up the other side. Well, I'm on the surgery. I'll see you. I'm racing. And Brent's winning by loads according to his scream. And I'm trusting his scream. Come on the surgery. No, he's a screams fan. Leave. Literally one. That was so close, Finn. I was going to step up at one and be a little... More metal madness. Wow, okay. I'd be happy to help you. Pull the lever.  Yeah, pull the lever. Yeah! You know who I'm going to get in this battle? Because... I'll be my best speed. Wow, amazing pull from like five years away. Yeah, that was a pull. Did you see that pull for dates? Hat, hat, hat, hat, hat, hat. One blade hurt. Woo, big hit. Do it. Do it. Kill him. He didn't.  Why would you waste your perps on that selfish fish?  Oh, he's lovely. I'm wasting my perps on an unselfish but he's not going to do anything. Yes, he will. A bit of refresh James' one, eh?  Oh, it doesn't refresh James' one. That's a shame. It'd be so funny if they stagged though. They should. Like, when James' one dies. No. I should be able to stand on top of each other and he could get their arms down. He's not selfish, look. James' is often mean. Oh, wait till he heals. He heals himself all the time. Because he's a high damage guy. No, he doesn't hurt. What? He taunts. He's useless. That's why he's... He's so useless, my one's better than that. Exactly. My one has lead before. Yes, they do. Are you hitting now? Now, yes you are. I want to see what happens. HIT! I need one more snorkel. He's using taunt, James. Yeah, but I wanted to see it. You've seen it before. You used it throughout the whole time of Mooshu. It was not fun, just saying.  That's why he's a good person. He taunts, that's why he heals himself. Yeah, well it doesn't work when... Oh, it's critical, my one. It's critical, my one. It's critical, my one. Oh, it's critical, my one. It's critical, my one. He's critical, my one. That was a critical one. Who's pulling the lever? Look what I did, guys.  Apart from James's spell that he did at the start. Apart from James's spell that he did at the start. No, it's a good spell. Yeah, and PvP. Is that who it is? Are you guys really going to pull the lever? No, no. You're in charge of pulling the lever. You're in charge of pulling the lever since you're so... comfortable about pulling things.  How do you get pulled so far? Because they don't want you skipping the bit. Oh, do you have fun? You're in. James, do you have what I think you have? No, don't worry about it. Don't worry.  Just hit them all in the second round. We're cheering you on because it's funny. The viewers love it. It's annoying. I read the comments. This is annoying because we have to speed up. We have to speed up. He quit it. Don't worry. I'm not worried that he would quit because I knew he would kill either way. I knew he would kill either way. That's a waste of a blade. Now this episode has to be longer and I have to do more editing. Ripper, Ronda, you have to do more editing. Ripper, Ronda, you have to do more editing. Like, literally, this is not fun. Oh, no, don't worry. I'll hit.  I've got to shield up. Don't worry, everyone. We'll just hit them next round. You and me together. I put one of those temple things up. No, I didn't. Oh, you used it. Nice. Good work, James. It won't probably kill, though. Why are you quitting so much? He's MLG. Are you kidding me? No, like, literally, he never quit so much. I didn't MLG. You never quit this much. What's your problem? You wouldn't find it about how long it takes, huh? Pull that lever, Finn. Pull it with... No, let me go first. No. You're pulling the lever. If you get in first, it's fine for you, but otherwise, no. Yes! No! James got in first.  You know what this calls for? A Gaba? A Gaba? I loaded my decal. She's gonna... Missed. James, Bryn should hit this time. No, I'm not hitting. Swing your back, Bryn. Why are you healing me? Oh, my God! Another waste of peps. Stop wasting your peps. These calls for a Gaba. What could I have used then? Anything. A team press? Yes. On the first one? Yes. That would have been funny. I wouldn't have been fine. I don't need time for you. Good. Oh, this guy's a team player. He helped the strength. What a late. Do it. You want it? I'm going full hit this round. Hit the last one. Finn, I'll go for the lever. I'll go for the lever? Yeah. I want to get in first. Next. What's this thing up to? Are you critting? Why are you critting so much? What did you do to your gear? Stones on it. Oh, okay, that makes sense. Stones on it? Are you going to plan to jump off a bridge now? I haven't got anything on it. Yeah, I'll go for the lever. Finn, you get in first. Go. Go, James. Go. Go. Pull down the lever. Bucky enough. Bridge running. No, James. Stop him. I'm winning. I've taken the inside route. No, I got stuck on the corner. Can't be second. I got stuck right on the corner. James hurt me. Bellows is about to get wrecked. First round, 10 first. Yeah. Good. Oh, he's bladed on the floor. No one... You haven't put in any light changes from Bellows though? No. He didn't crit that time. He has stones and help. I wanted to, but I don't know how. He'll kill the other two, he won't. He'll probably kill Bellows. He's got pierce, so he might. No, he's in middle.  Bellows ain't taking none of that. Ripperoni. How's that Ripperoni? Can you go stack me? No. I don't think I have any of your blades. I've got many blades, just stack me and I want a Seraphim. See how powerful my Seraphim is. Okay, this is my OP blade. Stack me, James. Yeah, let Finn have a hit. Let Finn have a hit. Let me have a stack. I can only stack three blades. I can only stack three blades. We can only stack three on you. At the moment. I think if I get my blade... Otherwise, I'll... No, I can't. I'm gonna hit Finn. Don't hit. Don't hit. I did. You had your time, James. I didn't enchant that. James is stacking himself, rude. It's needed. It's a precaution. I'm gonna hitting attack yet. Please don't attack. Who's attacking? He's gonna kill. Please don't attack, James. No, don't do that in a unique way. Just skip. We want to kill... I don't want this episode going on for more than 30 minutes. If I don't... Just follow Finn. Exactly, we can do it another time, okay? You can do it... You're in muster when you're fighting by yourself. Against... bosses. Look what I've got. 2246. Oh, okay. I don't want to kill him. Kill him. Kill him. That most useless spell for right then. Okay, we defeated bellows. I'll stone you. You're gonna get James. I'm gonna stone you. I'm gonna stone you. I'm gonna stone you. After this, when we talk to... No, you're not Finn. When we talk to... Clancy, whatever... Fudge's name is. We will... We will go and... We will go and... Yeah, your crypt's still the same. That's weird.  Oh, I read the time backwards. Oh, in the episode there and... I'm not even going backwards. Oh, in the episode there and we will win... Come here, Clancy. He's trying to end the episode.  Oh, what's this? I'm gonna have a look at it. It's got a photo. Hello. This one. I stole it. Don't let that guy off the point. I actually stole it. It's so funny. I'm gonna steal this one over here because it's light as well. He's touching my head. He's proud of you. Okay, so anyway, thank you for watching. We'll see you next time. Bye.


I grow up behind the wall, so I have quite special relation to the wall. All my life I wanted to get on the other side. I wanted to escape from the prison. And I think whoever was for a certain period behind the wall, they have similar feeling like me. I think the problem is that I remember once being in Jerusalem and I read on the wall, one wall, two prison. I think that's the main problem. As they exist, the crime against the humanity, it exists the crime against the landscape. And I think the landscape, people can defend themselves. Landscape not. Once when you destroy the landscape, it is for a long time. And I think you can change the landscape, like you change the dress. For me it is the crime against the whole land. And for me it doesn't matter how this crime is justified and how is it called. I consider myself not so much as an artist, I consider myself as a working man. And it was for me the hard work. And if I do something, I wanted to do it well. Problem was, most of the time I do the things which I really like to photograph. And the things which I saw every day, which most of the people don't see, were not very happy, which I saw. And my work is, I usually, I try to see everything. I find a place where I'm saying, this is the place where photography is waiting for me. And I go back so many times, till I get it. Hopefully, sometimes not. I realize that a lot of Israelis who have certain sensitivity, they are realizing that they become what they didn't want to be. And I realize it already, in few cases in my life, how easy it is to move from being suppressed and being suppressed. This book, which is laying here, is the continuation of what I did 20 years ago. In the meantime, I made five other books similar. Sometimes people say rightly why he doesn't photograph the people. Somebody made comment, I'm happy that he didn't photograph the people, because sometimes if you don't see people being present, you say a more about the people who are doing it.