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Aug. 8, 2023 - Candace Owens
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I Will Pay $250 to the Person Who Can Find This
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All right, today I don't have a question for you guys.
Rather, I have a challenge, a serious challenge.
I'm throwing down $250 of my own money to a person on the internet that can produce a more racist video that was taken in 2023 than the one that I'm about to show you.
It's a very serious challenge. You want to check the comments.
You guys have a link. Go on TikTok.
Go on YouTube. Do whatever you want.
And I want it, of course, it has to be shot in America so you can't look overseas and find something that you think is more racist.
Any video more racist than the one I'm about to show you and you will win $250.
That is my promise. Plus, later on in the show, Kanye West is back.
He took the stage with Travis Scott in Rome and the audience was wild.
They went crazy for him.
Aurora's audience. How could that be?
He was canceled. Ari Emanuel wrote a very strongly worded letter.
Let's explore that.
All that and much more today coming up on Candace Owens.
I mean you guys know the narrative just like I know the narrative.
If Black Lives Matter taught us anything, it is that America is a more racist country today than it was back in the 1920s.
And it was under Jim Crow laws.
White people are just so racist toward Black people.
And so I am challenging you to produce a video.
I am serious. We will check all of the comments as much as we possibly can get to for a link to a video of a white person that is being more racist than the black person that I'm about to show you in this video and in this set of clips.
The person that actually exists.
I thought it must have been a prank. It is not a prank.
It is real. So this person was going by the name Claire Kyle on Twitter and on TikTok.
And this is what Claire Kyle shared.
The first tweet says, It's a white arm.
This person is clearly Caucasian.
She goes on and writes, Okay.
Claire Kyle went on.
She tweeted, had to call my man for backup, and this is a screenshot of the conversation between her and her man.
She wrote, I can't believe she has this cave dweller in my freaking house.
Her boyfriend writes, did she introduce y'all?
She writes back, no she didn't.
Oh my god, I'm trying to stay calm.
She knows I'm racist.
Her boyfriend writes back, LOL, that man looked like a straight-up Trump supporter.
All he's seeing, by the way, is an arm, but I guess that looks like a Trump supporter to him.
She writes back, Come and kill him for me, Dre.
I promise I'll help you hide the body.
Bring all four of your guns.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is in 2023 America.
A black woman is writing this about a white person's arm.
This is what has set her off.
As if that wasn't enough, she also shared this video on TikTok.
Take a listen. So, y'all already know why I'm having a bad day.
My sister is a cave dweller smasher in my house on this land.
I just want to let y'all know that I'm about to do everything in my power to this relationship up.
And it's going to be so fun.
And so satisfying to watch.
I'd like you to envision that was a white person talking about stumbling upon their
white sister with a black man and taking a TikTok and saying, I'm going to do everything
in my power, insert whatever slur you'd like to insert, to break up this relationship because
I will not allow this to take place in my house.
I would like you to envision that.
I think it's difficult to envision that.
Maybe it's not.
Maybe it is on TikTok, which is why I'm asking you to send me those videos.
He then went back to Twitter and wrote, I'm inconsolable.
How many white classmates does my sister have?
My sis let in all of Europe take turns on her.
The disappointment that I feel right now, our parents raised us better than this.
This girl spent all of her dowry and now laid up with a white.
This is another screenshot of her text messages this time between her and her sister.
Her sister tells her, my classmate Matt is here, just FYI. Claire Kyle, the proud racist, writes back, that's the guy in the black truck.
Her sister writes, yep.
Claire writes, he white.
Her sister writes, all of them are, referring to her classmates.
And she writes back, L-M-A-O. And her sister writes back, okay, it's true.
Face like, I don't know what to say.
What do you want me to think? Claire then took to Twitter and wrote this, like, I'm baffled as F seeing a white man in my house.
I can't believe it.
This is supposed to be a Negro-only house.
I'm so mad right now, but I also don't want to cause a scene and embarrass her.
I don't know what to do right now.
Imagine using a Negro-only house.
Talk about Jim Crow.
I mean, we're just blatantly calling for segregation, right?
Right, she's shocked.
This is what I would imagine if people were texting throughout the era of Jim Crow to
each other, I might imagine reading this.
It's kind of stunning to read in 2023.
Now I do want to also show you another message that she shared.
This one was back on July of this year, July 26th of this year.
So this is not relevant to what she's currently tweeting about her sister.
But it just shows you what kind of person she is.
She's also admitted openly to being homophobic.
She shared a screenshot presumably between her and her boyfriend.
Again, her boyfriend and her are talking about a sex act and her boyfriend writes, that's
And she writes back, this is why I love you.
Thank you for being homophobic like I am.
You're my soulmate. Now, let's check out Claire Kyle's bio, because by now everyone's wondering, who is this person?
How can you just be this openly racist in 2023 and face no consequences?
How is she living? How does she have a job?
How is she able to perform at her job with this much internalized hatred towards white individuals, towards homosexual individuals?
Well, her bio says, I'm 29 and just got fined.
Queen, pick me, and logical for free.
Pro-black men, We're good to go.
And here's what she wrote. She wrote, I enjoy being racist.
I'm never changing.
She's owning it.
Respect to her. She's like, yes, I hate white people, and I will not be changing my perspective of white people.
And people are basically at this point saying, I'm going to call your job.
And she doubles down and says that she is safe and secure.
She tweeted this, chilling in my class while Twitter thinks they can take my Safe and secured.
Okay, so she's basically saying there will be no consequences for what she's saying.
And also acknowledges that she's in a classroom.
So we know that she's in front of students.
Whatever her job is, she is somehow able to impact students.
She has access to our students.
It's obviously alarming. Well, Claire thought that she was not going to get unmasked.
It turns out that Claire Kyle G., It's not her real name.
And she's an idiot for thinking that because what has also come in the time of 2023 is a lot of Internet capability, the ability for Internet sleuths to figure out who somebody is.
So they knew she was based in Texas.
They somehow were able to unmask her.
And it turns out that her name is Danielle Allen.
And yes, she does in fact have access to students, first graders in Mesquite, Texas.
I think I'm saying that right. Maybe it's Mesquite, Texas.
And here are photos that she has posted under her real name, Danielle Allen.
Obviously, Twitter sleuths picked this up and they tweeted to her, your name is Danielle Allen, a first grade teacher for Thompson Elementary School.
This woman is a first grade teacher.
And they said, your job will soon be gone because you are simply unfit to teach children.
And then began the threat of people saying, but I emailed her boss, etc., etc.
And we will see where that lands her.
Now, the question, of course, is why did she feel that her job was so secure?
Some more internet sleuths were able to deduce that actually at this school there have been a lot of white people that have been speaking out against allegedly abhorrent racism towards white people.
The school is led by a black principal.
Now, I can't say that this black principal has taken up.
I've taken part in this. I cannot say that she agrees with this.
I think it's hard to understand how a first grade teacher could make their way in front of such young and impressionable students without there being some sort of a thorough background check into this person's character.
Now again, she was operating under a different name, but even as she was operating under a different name,
she was posting pictures of herself saying that she's at work
and nobody's going to get her into trouble.
So what does all of this mean?
Well, it would mean that what I say on the show over and over again is in fact true,
that people believe the idea of the media is trying to sell you is that we exist in a time
of hyper-racism towards black people.
And I have argued that it is the exact opposite.
It is media-sanctioned racism against white people.
I cannot imagine if I was reading these comments and understanding that they were written by a first-grade teacher, a first-grade white teacher, talking about black students.
If she was calling...
If she had names referring to black people as different things and openly was tweeting that I am racist, don't even have to figure it out.
If a Twitter bio of any white teacher stated, I am a white supremacist, And they had access to first graders.
There would be a mob that descended on the school.
There would be a mob outside of Thompson Elementary, as there should be, by the way.
If my kids were enrolled inside of a classroom of a teacher that openly said, I hate black people, that was referring to them with a bunch of slurs, that openly said, I am a white supremacist, I would be outside of that school the next day.
I would be...
Absolutely infuriated. There would be lawsuits, as there should be.
This would be all across the media.
We would never stop seeing this on CNN and MSNBC because this is actual racism.
But the media likes to report that there is racism everywhere except for exactly where it is.
And here is what I will say in finality.
I will say that actually when I saw this, I felt sad.
I felt sad for this person because she is a product of her environment because we have learned, history has taught us one thing, is that propaganda is effective.
That propaganda does in fact warp minds.
That propaganda has the power to make people hate one another.
Right? Black Lives Matter was a concerted propagandist effort to make black Americans who are living great in America believe that every time they see a white person, they are trying to hunt them, that they are therefore justified in their hatred and their racism toward white people.
Now, if you were a black person and this propaganda did not infiltrate your brain, if you stood up and you said, I will not allow this horrific racism to take place towards white people for no reason, well, then you were castigated, then you were maimed, then you were called an Uncle Tom, I feel sad for her because it is not her fault that she is brainwashed to hate white Americans.
But yes, this woman is unfit to teach and I hope That there will be consequences to her tweets that we will be able to report on in the near future.
And that's all I have to say about that.
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Okay, now it's time for some Topics Du Jour.
So yesterday we briefly discussed Hollywood and how one component of being allowed access to the club is that you
have to agree to support a lot of demonic causes.
One such demonic cause, of course, would be to harm children, to harm children, to support
the mutilation of children in any capacity.
If you don't support it in Hollywood, then you just need to stay mum.
And we talked about Neo, who sat down on a podcast and talked about really just what
is happening, the strange dynamic of parents who are not parenting their children.
Your parents are saying, well, my child told me that they wanted to be a fish, and so I
let them in the bathtub for three days.
It's very bizarre. And it's perhaps more bizarre that we don't see more sane adults speaking out against it, that essentially what we really have is a scenario where the inmates are running to prison.
And that's what toddlers are, by the way.
As for children, they're inmates. Once you have kids, you know they've got ideas.
If they could eat sugar for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, they absolutely would.
It is the role of parents to speak up and to say that it's not okay.
And so Neo very honestly critiqued the idea of a son coming up to you and saying, I'm a daughter, or a daughter coming up to you and saying, I'm a son, and asked the question, you know, what are the parents doing?
And then just as everybody applauded him and said, wow, this is so brave to see somebody do this in Hollywood, we were immediately met with an apology from him, which was posted onto his Instagram.
Or so we thought it was an apology from him.
So I reported yesterday on this apology from him.
Well, it definitely took place on his Instagram, but But it turns out that his publicist had access to his Instagram.
And his publicist basically probably was thinking rationally and said, no, no, no, no, no.
You know how it is in Hollywood, Neo.
You'll lose your platform.
You'll lose everything. You won't be called to perform at events unless you sacrifice yourself to Satan.
So his publicist was doing his job protecting Neo's brand amongst Hollywood, making sure that Neo could make money.
You sacrifice your soul for money.
That's how Hollywood works.
That is the trade. So as you give them your soul, they will open up the world for you.
The part of giving up your soul is not protecting children anymore.
It means not being a man anymore.
That's the part that bothers me the most.
Our society is failing because we don't have strong men.
And I intimated to you guys yesterday.
That it especially impacts me when it is black men.
Seeing black men walk down the carpet wearing ball gowns.
The red carpet wearing ball gowns.
This is what we're seeing. The humiliation of black men is what we are seeing in Hollywood.
It seems like a humiliation ritual.
So you can imagine my shock, my surprise, and my absolute elation when I saw that Neo reversed his publicist's apology.
He essentially went on a rant.
And here's what he had to say.
Get ready. I think it's going to make your day.
Take a listen. First and foremost, I do not apologize for having an opinion on this matter.
I am a 43-year-old heterosexual man raising five boys and two girls, okay?
That's my reality.
Now, if my opinion offended somebody, yeah, sure, I apologize for you being offended because that wasn't my intention.
My intention is never to offend anybody.
However, I'm entitled to feel how I feel.
I'm absolutely entitled to feel how I feel the same way you are entitled to feel how you feel.
I ain't asked nobody to follow me.
I ain't asked nobody to agree with me.
I was asked a question and I answered the damn question, okay?
I have no beef with the LBGTQIA plus community whatsoever.
I ain't got no beef with y'all. Do whatever the hell it is you want to do.
Do what you want to do with your kids.
However, somebody asked my opinion on this matter, and this is how I feel.
I will never be okay with allowing a child to make a decision that detrimental to their life.
I will never be okay with that.
I definitely plan to educate myself a little bit more on this matter.
However, I doubt that there's any book anywhere or any opinion that somebody's gonna tell me that's gonna make me
Okay, we're letting a child make a decision like that That's just period point-blank and that's how I feel if I
get canceled for this then you know what maybe this is a world
Where they don't need a neo no more. All right, and I got no problem with that. I'm a hustler
I'll figure it out. I got kids to raise and I'm gonna do that regardless. So with that being said
Y'all have a good day. I love everybody Live how you want to live. Love how you want to love.
But your opinion is yours.
Speak your opinion as much as you damn well feel like it.
Because as I said, they're not special.
Everybody got one and you're entitled to it.
I'm entitled to mine. Alright?
Y'all feel how y'all want to feel.
Have a great day. It's Neo.
Peace and love. Round of applause for Neo.
That was amazing. I love when he says, if this gets me canceled, then maybe we've gotten to a point in the world where you just don't need a Neo.
If me being allowed to have a platform means that I have to say things that are not true, to say things that I believe to be backwards, to say that I think it is okay to do things that are detrimental to a child, if that's what it takes for me to have a platform, then maybe this is not the world for me.
Is it that hard? Was that really such an act of courage?
For some reason today, it seems like a tremendous act of courage for people to just speak rational sense because they're not allowed to speak rational sense.
Hollywood is enslavement.
They are owned by their agents, and their agents are owned by media narratives, corporate narratives, billions and trillions, really trillions of dollars that operate to make people believe these sorts of nonsense things.
So, Kudos to Neo.
I cannot tell you how encouraged I was to hear him say that.
I love when he says, you know, I'm gonna get educated.
I guess I'll read some of your books, but I don't know what's gonna be in this book that's gonna make me believe that common sense is just, just obliterate common sense.
Obviously, kids should be allowed to make decisions that are detrimental to themselves.
I don't know what I could read in a book that's going to convince me that my two-year-old should drink bleach.
We're at that place in society right now.
But right now, if there's enough media peer pressure, there's just enough people in the media that say, hey, you're a two-year-old.
Let him drink bleach. And suddenly you'll start to see celebrities going, no, I realize that my two-year-old said he wants to drink bleach.
And so I should let them. My one-year-old, actually, the other day, I was cleaning the bathroom.
She tried to grab some toilet bowl cleaner and drink it.
She's got quick hands. I grabbed it.
I think there is enough media pressure these days that if suddenly the scientists came out and wrote some papers and said, actually, you know, toilet bowl cleaner is good for a one-year-old.
And then enough celebrities said, I allow my child, I could see, said she wants to drink it.
So it must be natural that you would see a climate of individuals began to demand something that foolish.
People losing their platforms are saying, I don't think your children should drink bleach.
That is where we are at right now in society.
So kudos to Neo for saying I am willing to use my platform because I will not say things that are so evidently untrue.
Moving on, because I do think that there are even more stories in the media that we should talk about where people are showing you that the media only has as much power as you give it.
Obviously, at the end of last year, Kanye West got into a lot of hot water.
But what was interesting to me at that time was there was a letter written by a very powerful, the most powerful man in Hollywood without question, Ari Emanuel, which essentially said that I'm calling upon every person in corporation to cancel Kanye West because he's anti-Semitic.
And all of the corporations got in line in lockstep and they canceled him.
Obviously, you know the story. He lost his deal with Adidas.
He lost his deal with Gap. And by the way, I am not saying that his comments should not have been condemned.
But what a world in which one person can write a letter in Hollywood and say that everything you've ever done in your life work should be destroyed.
I mean, there were talks that Apple should pull all of his music, that people shouldn't have access to even listen to his music.
That is a compelling and interesting component.
So you have to imagine that today, somewhere in the world, Ari Emanuel is shaking his head in frustration because he wrote a letter.
He said Kanye West is canceled.
The media is supposed to have that power to make or break somebody when they say something.
Imagine Ari's frustration that despite this strongly worded letter, yesterday, Kanye West, for the first time in a long time, took the stage with Travis Scott in Rome, and he was met with this crowd.
Take a listen.
I mean, how is that possible?
The media already canceled Kanye West again and again and again.
Well, I'm going to tell you how it's possible and something that I have realized since I have been in politics.
People that come from nothing and people that come from everything are never going to speak the same language.
People that believe that a concerted media effort and that a powerful Hollywood agent can...
Basically, unexist someone, right?
Are people that don't understand people.
That's really what it comes down to.
They don't understand why it is that some people follow an antihero.
What it is that Kanye has given to them that they maybe didn't check the messages from Ari Emanuel on the letter of That was sent.
That said that they couldn't speak to him.
Why did Travis Scott allow him on stage?
Ari Emanuel's got so much power.
Travis Scott, don't you want a career?
Well, it's because there is something that Kanye West has given Travis Scott that Ari Emanuel will never understand.
Something that Kanye West's music has given to a lot of people.
Me among them. Obviously, you guys know the kind of peer pressure campaign that I faced at the end of last year to say horrific things about him, and I declined to do so.
Not because I thought that everything that Kanye West was saying was right, not that
I thought that anything he was saying was right, but because the idea that people can
make you say things because they have enough power and they have enough influence is patently
wrong and backwards.
It is a form of slavery that I would not accept.
If I want to say something, I want to say it because it means it, because it's coming
from my heart, because I mean it, right?
Because the words have meaning, not because I'm scared.
Not because I'm scared to lose money, influence, or scared to lose friends.
I didn't like that.
I didn't like that despite the fact that every single person in the world was condemning
and canceling and trying to put Kanye into poverty.
They still wanted me to add on to the pile because they were powerful.
People were powerful. And I decline to do so.
Because I'm not somebody that comes from everything.
I'm not somebody that even comes from something.
I'm somebody that comes from nothing.
And I understand what his music has contributed to people in their hearts and in their minds.
And that is why he has a loyal following, even when people agree that he has done something wrong.
Kanye West is not somebody that can be canceled.
And I've said this to people over and over and over again.
He will always appear back.
And it's because he has the people.
Not the Hollywood agents, maybe not even the wife anymore, not the connections, not the deals, but he has the people.
And unless you can cancel the people, you can't cancel Kanye.
Alright guys, moving on because I would like to stick on this topic of just men doing the right thing.
I was just so proud of Neo.
And then I saw this clip that was circulating of Dana White.
Dana White, man, he is that CEO.
If ever there was a CEO who gave zero craps about what the media was saying,
like the media just cannot make Dana White, no matter what it is, COVID,
he was still having fights, didn't care, wasn't putting any pressure on his fighters
to get the vaccine while the NBA was, everyone get the vaccine, da, da, da, da, da.
This is why I love the sport of UFC.
People are like, why do you follow the UFC?
Because it's still a real man sport.
It hasn't been corporatized.
You don't see a bunch of them painting the ground with BLM. And Dana White allows the players to say what's on their minds.
You know, my obsession with Dana White began when there was a fight coming up and it was Colby Covington.
And Colby Covington was wearing the American flag and the person he was fighting was wearing a BLM flag.
And they were talking trash to each other.
And Colby Covington said some stuff about BLM. And the reporters came to Dana and were like, oh, you can't say that during the time of George Floyd.
And Dana was like, These fighters are about to bash each other in the octagon.
I'm not telling them what to say. They can talk whatever trash they want.
Well, recently, something similar happened.
You're not going to believe the circumstances in which these reporters tried to race bait.
So, there was a South African fighter named Drikus Duplessis.
Pardon me if I didn't get your name right.
It might be Drikus Duplessis.
South African white fighter, okay?
And he was fighting against Israel Adesanya.
He's a huge fighter in the UFC. Israel is black.
Dreykus is white. And Dreykus basically said, I'm the real African, obviously, because he's actually from Africa.
And Israel starts dropping the N-word to him about what they're about to fight.
The media then tries to pressure Dana to condemn this because how could a black man be saying the N-word to a white guy?
Yeah, kind of confusing.
Take a listen to this clip. You know, I know you say, hey, this is the fight business.
People say nasty things, right?
But the tension between those two and kind of the racial undertones and all those things, how do you...
What were the racial undertones?
Trigger says he's the real African fighter, and so, you know, Israel dropped some N-word in there tonight.
So what was the racial?
Who did? Who dropped the racial?
Israel was saying over and over, yeah.
He's black. 50 N-bombs.
Okay, he's black. He...
Who gives a s**t? I was gonna say, so you don't have any concern about the way the buildup, the tension between those two?
I could care less.
This is the fight business.
There's a real lot of sign you can say whatever you want to say.
Who gives a s**t? Why, are people s**t about that?
Of course they are.
Oh, s**t. All right, got it.
Yeah. Too s**t bad.
All right. Yeah. I just love that man.
I could care less.
Who gives a s***?
Too effing bad.
You and your senseless feelings.
We're going to condemn Israel the black guy because he's shit-talking the other person.
He's about to go into the ring and they're going to try to kill each other in the octagon.
You want me to say, oh, you know, you really can't say the end.
I know it's in every single rap song.
I know that you're a black guy and you come out to whatever music you want to come out to.
But let me condemn you because this reporter wants to create a race scenario because he knows But if he can create something, then it'll get clicks in the mainstream media.
No. Dana tells him to get out of his space, as Dana should.
And there needs to be more examples of CEOs like this.
CEOs who do not just go whichever way the media wind is blowing.
It's so few.
It doesn't exist. Dana White is...
One of them. Honestly, icon.
Iconic response. If you've ever watched him in the media, he's always like this.
He shuts them down immediately.
He's like, let men be men.
They're about to bash each other in the ring.
Let them say whatever the heck they want.
So I just wanted to show you guys that clip because we're on a roll here with feel-good clips, despite the fact that we started with Horribly racist black woman at the start of this show.
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The first set of comments are pertaining to Jamie Foxx.
He issued an apology. I don't know what he's apologizing for.
Perhaps for saying that a group of people killed Jesus Christ and Jewish people got angry at that because now they own the word they or something patently ridiculous.
Deborah writes, people are having to apologize for stating what is right because we are in a day and time when evil is called good and good is called evil.
When dark is called light and light called dark.
when bitter is sweet and sweet bitter. We aren't allowed to even think for ourselves
unless we are ridiculed for thinking at all out loud with logic and right thinking. That
is so correct and so sound. Deborah. Alexia Julie writes, I read George Orwell's 1984
last year for English class and Jamie and Neo's situation reminds me too much.
Of how the two main characters at the end were sent to a re-education camp for their thoughts that were not in line with Big Brother.
That is too scary. You are so correct, and that's why people often compare the times that we're living into George Orwell's Aurelian 1984.
Because people are basically being told they need to educate themselves.
They're saying things they don't mean.
They're apologizing for things that they haven't done.
Because they're fearful that they will lose everything.
In order to function in this society, you have to acknowledge that a lie is the truth and the truth is a lie.
And it's sad to see so many people fall victim to this.
It really is because we don't have any heroes in this society, or we don't have many heroes, I should say.
We do have some. Some people that are willing to go against the grain and say what is right, and those people are condemned and smeared and libeled in the media.
But I am hopeful that as things become more and more patently ridiculous, that more people will be encouraged to say the truth.
A couple of comments pertaining to the Reddit post that I shared.
The woman that opened up her marriage, just to jog your memory, and then her husband, who was quite conservative and who had lost his virginity to her, first thing he did was went out and found some young transsexuals to sleep with, and he was bringing them back to her house, and she was mortified by this, but didn't know how to express it.
Diana writes, the Reddit story about the open marriage actually made me physically sick to my stomach, mostly because her kids knew about this.
I have so many questions.
Like, how old are they?
I'm utterly horrified.
Yeah, that was really something that I did not understand when she was like, this is how my kids feel about it.
I mean, the idea of allowing your husband to bring back transsexuals to your house to have sex with while your children are aware is...
So horrific. It is difficult to even imagine that scenario and how impacted those kids will be psychologically from having seen that.
Lastly, Mary Ronan writes, open marriage?
That's not possible. Why get married?
I'm asking a legitimate question.
Why do these people get married and then sleep with anyone?
It's hypocritical. It's not marriage.
I've talked about that in previous podcasts.
Why are people getting married?
Actually, what is at root? Is it just because you want a tax break?
Because you've taken the institution of marriage and And you've said, actually, it's not marriage.
Just I'm getting this paper so we can file our taxes together.
Everything else, people are willing to dismiss, right?
They don't want to take the last name.
I know that's a Western thing.
They don't want to take his last name.
I don't want to start a family.
Now I want to have an open marriage, sleep with other people.
Don't get married.
There's no point. It means nothing to you.
All right, ladies and gentlemen, that unfortunately is all the time that we have for today.
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