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All right, welcome to another episode of the Mixed Fusion Dance Podcast.My name is Trang.
My name is Kaelin.Hello, how are you?
And today, I'm trying not to laugh, but we are talking about basic 101 in dance and pet peeves and things you should know.And let's start off straight up with hygiene.
Ooh, yeah, okay, so like, here's the thing, right?Here's the thing, look, there are a lot of things in life you can't control, you know?You can't control that car on the freeway that's crossing over into your lane, you know what I'm saying?
You can't control them, you know?You can't control gas prices, and you definitely, definitely can't control the weather.But there is little to no excuse for having stank breath.Listen, I'm so sorry to be the one to say this,
folks, my people, we gotta come through with the men's.Look, I'm just saying, I'm saying, here's the thing, you're doing a social activity, right?This is a social activity, you're interacting with people.
And I'm saying this as someone who is aware that I enjoy garlic and onions, they're very strong, smelly things.However, I always, as a matter of fact, I have a dance bag.I have a bag that is specific for all of my dance excursions and activities.
And in said bag, I always, always, always keep a pack of mints on me because I can't be three inches from somebody else. smelling like garlic knots in pizza.It's just not okay, family.It's not.
And we have to be honest enough with each other to recognize, hey, sometimes we be wildin', and sometimes we just need to say, you know what, you got a stick of gum?You got some Altoids on you?You got something?Because I need it, right?
We have to be honest with ourselves, folks.And I'm saying this from a place of love.Okay, I love you. respectfully, but I feel like we gotta make sure we don't come out here to these dances with stank breath.It's just not okay.We can't do it.
We cannot allow it.I'm saying this as someone who was trying to change for the better.
I think you said what a lot of people have been saying. I collect myself here.But okay, look, some people, of course, there's some health issues out there that, you know, sweat and they can't help it.That we understand, right?
But I think a lot of people are unaware of how they smell sometimes.Cause you know, they say you can't really smell yourself as well as like other people.
And I think for me, we've talked about this offline, but how breath is one of the first things that kind of hits you from your dance partner.
And it's one of those things where I think people don't realize when you're dancing. Dance is a workout, right?So you're exhaling at a pretty more rapid rate than usual.
And that exhale, okay, look, most guys are taller than me, right, that I dance with.
It's just like aggressively just hitting you straight in the face, like every time too.You're just like, I'm trying to breathe some H2O, sorry, some oxygen, H2O.It's not, you don't want to breathe H2O.
I'm trying to breathe some oxygen and just boom, aggressive.It's just like, all right, fish sticks.Boom.McChicken.Boom.Like it's Yeah, no, that's all that's all bad.It's like, Come on, guys.We got to come on, guys.
We we got to we got to get it together.
Yeah, if in doubt, have some breath mints have some gum. And most guys are taller than me when they dance.And because of that, their mouth is probably at my nose height.And so it really does hit more often than I'd like.
And I'd like to apologize in advance on those nights where I didn't bring gum.I might have breathed onto someone. that I danced on.Whoops.But we also there's deodorant as well.And I think I OK, as the night gets on, people sweat more.
Maybe their body is digesting some food four hours later into the night.And so there's a lot of sweat.Right.So naturally, I do notice that there's I can smell a funk. like in the dance room at some locations as the night goes later on.
So it's kind of expected, but you know, once in a while you will smell something really strong and you're like, okay, I don't know that person's aware of it, but also using deodorant.
Or I feel like sometimes when people have running errands throughout the day and then they go straight to dancing and they may have been sweating throughout the day and they don't realize like that odor is coming out, but yeah, no, it's there.
And I think when I started dancing, and started smelling some of these smells, I started getting really paranoid for myself.And so that's when I started doing my little, like, again, like what you did, like a little dancer pack, right?
In my bag, I have mints, I have gum, hand sanitizer if I want to.I put deodorant on like hours beforehand, wipes, things like that.And also water.
Wipes.You know what?That's what I got to add to my bag.That's a good one.
I do notice some guys, I do notice they might bring like a second shirt.Yeah, yeah.
Oh, the second shirt is clutch.The second shirt is so clutch.I will, especially if I know it's going to be like, it's going to be a night where it's just like, it's a lot of dancing.I'm like, okay, cool.I'm going to grab an extra shirt, like,
an extra t-shirt, something so that I have something to change into.And if it's not that active of a night, okay, cool.I have a shirt to change into for the drive back.
But for the most part, like I know, like, you know, there's a point where you're like, okay, I'm like, like, I'm not just like moist, like I'm wet, you know?Like I have too much sweat.Like I am steaming with sweat right now.
I need, I need to change my shirt.You know what I mean?And at least for me, like, I think being in, like being in a sport where like, you know, you're, you're very much used to, to being covered in sweat and a lot of it, not your own.
Like, I'm like, okay, cool.During this time, I'm good.But immediately after I need a shower and because of how close it is, I'm like, well, I want to be a good, I want to be a good partner, a good practice partner.Right.
So I, I try to shower beforehand if I can, if I can't, for whatever reason, you know, I just, I can't get to a shower.I'm like, okay, well I can, I can layer up a little bit.Like I can ask some extra deodorant there, you know?
And that's one of those things where I feel like for some, it may not necessarily come naturally.Like it's not, it may not be something that you think of, you know, that you're just, oh, like this is something I need to do.
But I like how you kind of put it where you were like, oh, when other people are kind of like, or like when I've smelled other people or like when I've had other partners who might've been a little bit like, ooh, they're a little ripe, right?
It makes you think, oh, I don't, is that me? I don't want to be, you know what I mean?Having that self-awareness enough to think like, ooh, yeah, I don't want to contribute to the funk party in this way.I think that's real.No, it's real.
I was reading online about what causes odor and because I started getting kind of interested in how this works, but sweat is fine because that's just salt water coming out of you, right?
But it's usually in the armpit area where the proteins and all that kind of stuff add together and create that bacteria and funk and also in the private area.So those are the two places, I guess, and breath that, where the smell is coming from.
And it's like, if you just tend to that, I know guys that usually are sweaty and like just drenched sometimes, that I can deal with because, I mean, there's no odor.
Of course, there's gonna be like, oh, your shirt's wet, but I'm kind of expecting that, especially as dance goes on later throughout the night.It's the odor, right?
I actually have a, I don't know if you have any stories, but there's one story that stands out to me where it was bachata. And we weren't, we're in an open position, but the guy kept breathing, I think, out of his mouth and it kept hitting my face.
And I remember holding my breath for the song and being like, I don't know if I can do this anymore because I'm holding my breath for a very long time.And so if he spun me, I would try to take a gulp of fresh air. And then hold my breath again.
And I was like, this three minute song needs to go faster because I'm starting to lose my I can't breathe.So please, ladies and gents, turning blue and purple. If in doubt, have some gum.
Oh my goodness.Okay.Oh, wait.Okay.Other pet peeves.Oh, speaking of, cause you mentioned it and I have a little, like, I have a little thing of a hand sanitizer.Cause I'm like, oh, if I'm eating right.Like, I don't know.
Like, I don't, I try to wash my hands.If I had like anything that might have like nuts or things like that.Right.I'm like, oh, let me wash my hands.Cause I don't want to pass, you know, I don't want to pass that on, but.
And this, this for me is like a, this is like a major, like, hey, like, this is not, this is not acceptable, like at all.I was at an event, I won't say the place, but I will say that it was a, it was a bachata event, right?
And I feel like, you gotta understand, like, I love salsa and bachata, especially, especially traditional.I love traditional bachata.I am just like, I love it.Like, I love it.
So when I say things, I'm not saying this about like, oh, like, I, you know, I don't care about the community or I don't care about the dance or anything like that.But I've seen this happen there more like at, at, at these also.
And there is no circumstance in which you should think it's okay to use the restroom and then not wash your hands, but especially in a social activity, there's no room for that.There's no excuse for it.That's just not, that's not okay.
That's not okay.And that is something that, I've seen it.And my immediate response is how do I graciously, but also very clearly say, hey, Buddy, friend, pal, my brother in Christ, I need you to wash your hands.I need you.I need you to do that.
You can at least run the water and act like you're washing your hands.And we wouldn't know.We wouldn't know at all.But your villainy and your treachery is exposed for all of us to see.That's not OK, family.That's not OK.
So I just, that for me is something that I'm just like, there's, I don't know what the excuse is for it. Like, are you made of soap?You're just so clean, you don't have to wash it?Is that something that I wasn't made aware of?
Because if it is, if that's the case, let me know how you got that, because I want to know.I want that for myself.
Ooh, that was very eye opening.Wow.
But yeah, no, it's that.And that's another reason why I'm like, Oh, I gotta I gotta say this.I don't know where everyone's hands have been.I just I don't know.And it's unfortunate.But like, that's the reality of it.
So people have different standards for themselves.
And I'm like, Hey, I Yeah, I make sure not to touch my face or anything during social dance, because that's how you get sick.Right?Um,
you know, speaking of odor and stuff like that, what do you eat or what's something that's good to eat before dancing or things, obviously, you know, two things to avoid, like something that's heavy in garlic, onion, pungent things, but- Beans, lots of beans.
I have a follow-up question for that.Go ahead.
Go ahead.OK, so I think if you look at it, I kind of approach it the same way I approach if I'm going to go work out or something like that.I'm like, OK, cool.I want to have sources of like, I'll have oats or stuff like that.
You have a flip bar or something like that beforehand.I think it's good to have a meal.But if you're going to do that, do that earlier, not immediately before.I made the mistake of going to Hot Pot before a social, and I, that was a struggle.
It was a struggle.And we made it out, we made it out okay, right?We made it out okay.But that first half, ooh, that first half was, it was rough, okay?It was rough.
I was like, hmm, I gotta keep it basic, slow, two-step, anything more than the minimum.And yeah, we was not having a good night.
Also, I feel like the older we get, our digestion becomes a little bit more unpredictable.I notice carbs.I do well with carbs because it's bread, all that kind of stuff.
But again, if I wanted to have dinner, I'd have at least two hours before the dance at least. Yeah, and have you ever needed to fart on a dance floor?
Absolutely, yes, 100%.And I feel like anyone who tells you otherwise, they're lying, they're lying.It's just, look, it's gonna happen.It's the reality of it.Like sometimes you get a little excited, you're like, ooh, I did a really cool move.
And then all of a sudden you're like, boom, I got a little boost.I jumped a little bit higher, right?I got a little bit further.It's real, it's real, it happens, it happens.Here's the thing, here's the thing, right?
If you know and you can do something about it, right? Make your way outside, find a door.Don't stand in front of, please, please, please, don't stand in front of the fan, okay?If you know it's coming, right?
If you know, just find yourself to find a door, find a corner if you can't get to the door, right?Like find somewhere where you can safely release, because if you're out there in front of the fan, just crop dusted, family, that's not okay.
That's a problem.Look, we got to talk about that.
and here's the thing people know like they know they're like this is it just got sour in here like people know okay i start burning you know what i'm saying you start you stop being able to think straight like we can we can tell um so so please be responsible you know i'm saying do what you got to do just if you can help it find your way to a door find your way to a bathroom you know
Just pull away, because it's already going to get hot.It's already going to be stinking.There's already a lot of bodies and odor and sweat and everything, right?There's no need to add to it.We already got a jambalaya of funk.
We don't need to add more to it.You know what I'm saying?Look, it's going to happen.There's no shame, right?There's no shame.It's natural.It will happen.All I'm saying is, do what you can.Do what you can.That's all I'm saying.
What happens if you need a fire in the middle of the dance?
Oh yeah, you gotta do what you gotta do.You know, you play it off.Find a way to play it off.If you can't hold it, you gotta play it off.Cause like, it's gonna happen.
You stop and you're like, I gotta go.
Oh no, no, no.You can't stop the dance.Look, you can't stop.
Now I want to hear from you guys.If you need to fart, would you stop the dance?
I don't think you should.I mean, How big of a part, right?That's the real question.How bad is it, right?Because if it's loud, the music got you.But if it's deadly, you've just got to spin a lot because then it'll distribute.
No, that's not how it works.I'm sorry.
I think I might.I think I would stop.I would be like, I'm so sorry.And I think I'm at that age where I would just probably straight up and be like, I'm so sorry.I have to fart and I'll be right back.
I gotta go.I gotta take care of something.It just came up.I'll be right back.
Because if, I'm just thinking of the other person's feelings.Like if you just say like, I'm sorry, I have to excuse myself.And then you just ditch them.They might think there's something wrong with me, unless they see you running to the bathroom.
But sometimes at these places, there's a line at the bathroom.So like you said, go outside, find a corner.All right.So love this talk about body odor and stuff and body functions, because it's very real.
It's real.It's real.Oh, my goodness.It's real.
Let's talk about pet peeves that we have or noticed come up when it comes to maybe, I'm not scared of people, but just maybe dynamics and stuff.And I will say, I think one thing that I don't like
is when people have a, I don't run into this often at all, but if they have a poor attitude, right?When dancing.
So it could be, sometimes I'm like, okay, this guy, he kind of is like staring off his instance and he doesn't even look at me when we're dancing.And I'm like, am I, is he just tired and not engaged?Or he's just not enjoying this dance with me.
It just, it's like an apathetic look.Right.But I also have heard that this guy told me he was dancing with a girl once and she was more advanced, obviously, probably competition level, but her attitude was pretty sour.
and kind of have had that like face of, you know, I'm dancing with you.And I'm like, you know, this is a social dance.
You know, people are coming with different skillsets, different levels, and people are still learning, you know, and we need more encouragement so people can continue and want to dance.
And it just leaves you like feeling really down when you dance with someone like that.I once danced with someone that didn't seem to care.
And that kind of, it didn't, I walked away from the dance feeling really discouraged for the rest of the night, you know, and you shouldn't have that ruin your night, but it just does.
I mean, this whole dance, I think, is a very vulnerable thing.You're exposing yourself in a lot of ways to the potential for rejection.
And I think us being social creatures, that hurts a lot when you're dancing with someone who maybe they are good, right?Maybe they do have that level of skill.
And then instead of being treated like, oh, I'm a human, it's like, oh, I'm not worth the time.
you know, like, there was a dance I had not too long ago with someone who, and it didn't ruin my night, but it definitely, like, I definitely took like a dance or two to like, kind of collect myself.Yeah, because like, they were, they were good.
They're a good dancer.But The entire time, it felt like I was trying to get their attention.And they had that look.It was that exact thing of that apathy and that just like, ugh, I don't want to be here.
Even from the jump, I asked them, would you like to dance?And I hadn't danced with them before, but I'd seen them around.So I was like, oh, would you like to dance?And the entire time, I don't know.
Now, I don't know if this attitude was something that had nothing to do with me or what was going on.Or maybe that was just how their face was framed. But the energy that I got was very much, it felt to me like it was this, I don't want to be here.
I'd rather be anywhere else, you know, kind of looking off to the sides and just kind of like, huh?Like, it just, it felt like, I was like, yo, I don't want to be here.If you don't want to be here, I don't want to be here.
It's fine if you don't, but then I'd rather you just said, no, I'd rather you just said, no, I'm good.Thank you.Then say yes.And then the entire time we're just like, I'm like, what are we doing?Right.
Yeah.Attitude and that energy, it makes such a huge difference for sure.
I think someone that, not that dance socials are necessarily a place where you're given feedback, but you know, when you feel that person's resistant to hearing anything on your side or like, you know, I think someone that's just not open to feedback or maybe they're
ego is up there thinking like they don't, you know, I'm better than you.
This doesn't happen often, you know, but I think another thing that I run into sometimes is like a machismo, I don't know what's toxic masculinity, but like a machismo feeling of I know more than you and I'm better than you feeling and I'm going to lead you in a way, like I might say like, oh, in my head I'm thinking like, oh, I think you could lead in a better way and stuff like that, but you can feel that they're not the type to be open to that.
Yeah.They're like, you're going to get what you're going to get.There's no changes to the recipe.
Exactly.Exactly.And I don't know if domineering is the right word, but just more of like they think they think they're really good.And a lot of times I'm like, you OK, but you're you're not as like the top tier as you think, which is fine.
But it's the fact that you have this like like huge ego and pride about it.
yeah, it's, what's the word?It's like the kind of like condescending and like self-righteous-ish or something like that.It's like, ooh, I, look, I've done this for so long and I have this many medals and it's just like, okay, cool.
But like you're low-key buggers.You're not, like you're not all, you know what?I had a couple of different, like a couple of different experiences with, I'd say people who are like, you know, pretty high level.
And there's one person in particular in West Coast that I had to dance with.And it was like, while I was like first starting out.And the entire time, it was just like, I felt like they were just looking down.
And it was just like, like, it was absolutely, I was like, this is the worst dance I've ever had.And when I say the worst, I mean, it was like, it was just, it was, it felt so bad because I was like, oh, this is a beginner class that you taught
And when one of those beginners mustered up the strength to ask you if you would like to dance, you said yes, knowing they were a beginner.And then the entire time, just treated them like they were the worst thing on the dance floor.
I was like, dude, in another dance style, I'm dope.I'm not the best ever, but I'm pretty proficient, right?And at least this is what I'm telling myself.I was probably trash at the time, I don't know.
But I was like, look, in this other language, I can speak that very well.This is something new.Like, how dare you treat another person like that?And it just left this taste in my mouth.Just like, I don't want to be that person.
I'm just like, man, if you're good or you're decent or whatever, whether you're a pro who's been doing it for years or you're brand new, I don't think you should ever look at someone, especially someone who's trying, with contempt. No.
This is how you build the community.You build it by taking care of people who are new and encouraging them to keep going.That's how you grow something.What are you doing?
Yeah.It's like a plant.You water it.That's what I'm saying.As a lead, what are maybe some pet peeves you have with followers?
Ooh, when followers dip themselves, please don't.Because sometimes my knees don't be working like they should.Please don't do that.That's just dangerous.And here's the thing.
If a person dips themselves, and then I'm like, they want to dip themselves, and then I don't catch them, it's on me.You know what I'm saying?It's like, no.How do I explain?No, no, no, no, no.I didn't do that. They did that, I was chilling.
They did, they did, I didn't, cause I didn't know they were going to, like, you can't explain that.I can't, I can't, I can't explain that.It's like, no, you would leave.You're supposed to be responsible.You're supposed to be attentive.Like, boom.
So I think like that, that's, that's not just like dipping.
I think that the deeper thing there is like, it's, I love when I have someone who is willing to express themselves, but like, there are certain things that like, Hey, we both need to be ready for and,
there's a point where we're not even having a conversation.You're just talking.You're like, keep up.I'm like, that's not good.That's not good for a lot of reasons.That's not good.
That can also be dangerous, especially, I think, with newer people or folks who don't really, maybe they're not really aware of floor craft or aware of, hey, kind of stay in a lane.You don't want to just go around the whole floor.
You want to kind of stay in a lane. And they might have a lot to say, you know, musically and they're really feeling the song and they're in the moment but there's a level of like hey you gotta also be aware other people are here.
And so it can make it really difficult to lead sometimes where you're.
where it becomes less about having a conversation and more about like protecting everyone else from the Beyblade that is like circling around and kind of, you know, threatening to knock, you know, knock, knock people sideways.
So yeah, that that that's like, that's a pet peeve.But another, I'll say another another little one is Dancing with people who are not willing to respect boundaries.I think that's another one.
It doesn't happen often, but especially as someone who has a partner who is not in the dance world, I do try to be very intentional about like being clear that like, Hey, I'm here to dance.I'm not here for anything else.Right.
And we can definitely go deep into this topic, but I'll just kind of keep it like, you know, kind of relatively short.
Like there are definitely do another podcast.
Oh no, for sure.Like I've had in some instances and like very few thankfully, but like, I've had to be like, Hey, hold on. Like, we gotta stop.Like, this can't happen.Like, this can't happen again.You know what I mean?I'm like... This is too much.
And... You're not on the menu.
I'm like, look, I'm not on the menu.I cannot... There's no 995.There's no five payments of 995.No credit card.It's not happening.It can't happen.It's just... It's not... There's no samples.It's not Costco.Like, it's just not... It's not a thing.
You know what I'm saying?It's not a thing.And, like... I'm just thinking of specific instances right now, but I'm like, I don't want to say too, too much.I do want to save it.
But what I will say is just like, it's always uncomfortable when you have to kind of shut things down or maybe like shut people down.Because I want to be someone like people feel comfortable and feel open and feel like they can be themselves around.
But also, it's like, hey, no, I have boundaries too.And if you're not picking up on the subtle cues, then I have to be more clear or outright.And that's not always comfortable.And I'm like, hey, I don't want to embarrass anyone.
I don't want anyone to feel alienated or anything like that.But also, boundaries are boundaries.You know what I'm saying? I got to shut it down.I'm going to shut it down.I'm sorry.
But I do think that there's a level of awareness that we should strive to have because we want people to feel comfortable.We want people to feel safe.
We want people to feel like they can enjoy themselves without it feeling like the club or feeling like, oh, people are here for other reasons other than just dance.You know what I mean?Otherwise, they'd probably just go to
the club, where that's more or less the reason people tend to go.At least that's my understanding of it.
Yeah, and I think it just shows, like, you don't have to be just a woman to, like, have to encounter this.You can be a guy like you.I mean, luckily for me, I haven't encountered any of that.Yeah.
So hopefully, in the whole scheme of things, it doesn't happen as often.If it's a dance scene and there's alcohol involved, maybe, or, like, at a bar and stuff like that, but when it's just a dance studio.
Ooh, that's another.People who got the alcohol breath, it's like, come on.Come on, boo-boo.You know. You decided, you decided to do that.You knew, like, come on. You can grab them in.You can grab a little, you know, a little Altoid, right?
A little Altoid piece, just boom, right?Come on, son.
Bring it back to the B.O.How do you, you know what?We've already talked about before about people being off beat and it's like, but also, you know what?
How do you feel, though, about when someone asks you to dance multiple times throughout the night or back to back?
You know what, I have a rule kind of in place for myself where I have a certain number where I'll dance back to back to back with someone.And then after that point, I'm like, OK, cool.We got to let it cool down.
And even if they're like really good dancers, right, I'm just like, that's a rule for myself, especially, because like, I think it's very easy to, I mean, like, you know, dance is a very intimate thing.
And even if it's not necessarily an intimate dance, it's very easy to get kind of like wrapped up in it.And I don't want people to get the wrong idea.
And I also don't want to, you know, kind of like give myself any space, because like, I'm a human being, right?And I'm like, if it's difficult to stay in a kitchen,
knowing that you like food and then expect yourself not to go and eat or not to go and grab something.So it's like, just as an extra measure for both myself and for, I'm like, hey, like there's a certain number.I'm like, okay, cool.
We're gonna chill out.I'm gonna go over here and get some water, you get some water, right?Like, you know, we're gonna chill.
Unless it's somebody that like I know, like I know them, you know, like I have, like I actually have a relationship with them.I'm like, okay, cool.We're gonna, you know, kind of limit.And so I, like, I love being asked to dance.
But I will politely say, hey, let's dance around a little bit, or I'm going to take a break, and then I'll just go get some water or something like that and chill out for a minute.
Even if they're a great dancer, even if the connection is there, all that, because I'm just like, again, I'm here to dance.I'm here for the vibes.
I don't want somebody to get the wrong idea, and I don't want that to be something that sends the wrong message, sends the wrong signal.
If there is a follower though that wanted to dance with you back to back and they know you're not single, you have a girlfriend, are you okay with that though?Because you know that they know you're off the menu.
Oh, back to back.Yeah.I mean, I think that's where it depends on the person.Again, if I know the person and I know, I'm like, oh yeah, it's just off.We're just vibing.It's just cool.I'm like, yeah, cool.Let's go.
we get like I don't mind dancing multiple dances with people especially people that you know like you just you just click and you're like oh this song is like a this is a you know this is a that person song right uh I'm like yeah like I I love it but it's I'm also just like hey I don't want to uh give the wrong idea or the wrong impression or you know like leave any any any space for for anything to you know to be
taken the wrong way.You know what I'm saying?
But if there's somebody I know, like if it's the homies, I'm like, yeah, let's go.Let's run it.Let's run it.Let's do it.All right.We're back at it.You know, let's get number three going.Right.
Yeah, even if I enjoy dancing with a person a lot, I try to be considerate and say, like, I don't want to hog you when I know other people want to dance with you.That's true.
Or sometimes there's a person I just don't have a good connection with, and they might ask me to dance multiple times.Like, not in a row, but just kind of like three, four times throughout the night.But I don't feel that connection with them.
but they just happen to be in proximity to me, close to me and just happen to turn and be like, do you want to dance again?
And that's where I go, I get a little iffy because I don't know if, you know, I might not feel a connection, but maybe they do, but it's hard to explain that to someone.And it's like, is it even a place to explain it?
So, so I try to, that's, that's my personally the way I think.But yeah, like, again, I, there's some people where I'm like, I could dance back to back many times.Let's see how we interpret the song and stuff.But I try not to be a ball hog.So.
Yeah.No, that's a good one.That's a good one.I like that.
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