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Hey guys, welcome back to Lincoln Bio.
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I'm Jenny and we've got a really interesting show for you today
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We're gonna talk about a baby that was born on an
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Iro Mexico flight. We're gonna be talking about the how the
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US is trying to get you to stop traveling to Colombia.
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And we're gonna be talking about what the hell is going on
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with the mcdonald's ice cream machine and then the old,
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the New York subway shooting that took place last Thursday.
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And what's going on with that?
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We have dairy farm workers being exploited.
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Nada Nuevo there, Grecia Lopez fills us in on Cali Ci's
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new baby and the hot Cheeto ban and the guy trying to
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get it banned joins us.
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Wow. Ok, let's get into it.
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Jenny sometimes Boeing planes do great things.
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So a woman gave birth on a Eldo Mexico flight that was
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traveling from Mexico City to Ciudad Juarez.
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Wow. Dang. So this woman had birth giving birth to
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her baby mid flight guys,
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mid flight. It was on a Boeing 737 plane.
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You know what they've been going through?
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I know what they've been going through for sure.
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So it's, it's crazy even like the crew assisted the birth
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A doctor just happened to be on board.
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Like no, like she had God on her,
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on her flight with her.
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Definitely she had the Lord in there and check this after she
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gave birth. Everybody applauded and clapped.
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You know how we do when we,
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when the plane lands somewhere,
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the baby landed in the aisle and everybody was like,
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what do you think the baby's name is gonna be?
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I hope it's not bowling.
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Iro Iro Mexico. Oh I love that.
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That's and the crazy part is once a Mexico found out
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that she had given birth,
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yo, they went and blessed her with 90 flights to celebrate
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the 90th anniversary, 90 free flights.
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I'm gonna have my baby on a next time.
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You got 90 more chances to have one more kid on them
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I also like how you pronounce birth birth?
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but you see birth birth burf.
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Yeah. Any who next story?
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The US Embassy in Colombia has issued a travel warning for what
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they say is a continued threat of crime in Colombia.
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But I mean we're saying anywhere is dangerous right now to go
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I mean, even the US like it's dangerous anywhere like
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it's crazy like I've been there like they said the same thing
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when I went and you know,
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you just know where not to go and who not to talk
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the security alert recommends us citizens to reconsider traveling to Colombia due
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to crime and terrorism.
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Colombia has become super popular for traveling and for weddings too,
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for weddings and isn't viewed as that dangerous.
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All the ladies getting BB OS,
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that's just not stopping the BBL game.
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Like there's some, I,
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I think there's more drama to it up.
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Well, right now Colombia is level three travel advisory.
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the alert says that there have been several robberies at
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gunpoint in Bogota and it warns us travelers about criminal organizations and
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terrorist groups in January.
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The embassy warned us citizens not to use dating apps in Colombia
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after eight suspicious deaths in Medellin.
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that's getting catfish man.
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a Brazilian doctor wrote this.
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He wants them to go to Brazil for BBL.
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You want the BBLD but just be aware everywhere you go,
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it's not just Colombia.
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Just take your repercussions.
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Not a whole new country,
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Jenny, even the feds are fed up with mcdonald's ice cream
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drama. I've been fed up the Federal trade Commission and the
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Department of Justice is applying pressure to make sure we get our
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mcflurry. They want to be legal to use outside technology because
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apparently a couple invented a device that reads the error codes and
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can fix the ice cream machines.
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But when the franchise owners started using them,
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Mickey D's was like,
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nah, what, why like no no ice cream.
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Sorry guys. That makes no sense.
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Yeah. So apparently it's illegal to fix machines except for the
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manufacturers. So the couple that created,
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you know, the solution now they're suing mcdonald's for 900 million
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for copying this shit.
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Oh, so mcdonald's ended up copying them mcdonald's.
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oh, you can't use it and then we're gonna copy your
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we're gonna copy it.
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We're gonna make sure we control when they're fixed and when they're
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not fixed, that's crazy.
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10% of mcdonald's ice cream machines are still broken at any given
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time. So it's like Russian ruler out there.
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Damn, it should be on the app,
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it should say on the app like which one,
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which if your local ice cream machine is working or which ones
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work? So Brooklyn's district attorney is not pursuing charges against a
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man who shot another man on the NYC subway this past Thursday
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Do you know what happened to the video?
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That was crazy, dude.
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I Yeah, like it was,
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it was insane. Like I was scared of it.
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Yeah, he, he pulled in,
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The other guy's girlfriend three times in the back.
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Then you had stabbed him three,
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poked him three times and then there was a tussle with a
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gun. He goes to get the gun out the jacket and
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everybody's on the other side of the train just like,
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yeah, we're about to die like what the fuck is going
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on? Where are the cops?
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Yeah. And it's just crazy that this happened like days after
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the New York's Governor deployed 1000 national Guard members and police officers
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to protect subway. Right?
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You, you the three shots.
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I know I showed you the video.
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Yeah, you don't see it.
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But damn, that was crazy.
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But they, they said that they don't have,
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they have enough evidence to prove that it was like self defense
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Damn. You brought a gun and a knife to a
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fist fight and you get shot and stabbed by your own shit
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Well, the girl had her own knife but yeah,
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yeah, he took his gun away from him and shot him
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Crazy story guys, apparently the 36 year old who got shot
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is in the hospital right now.
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I don't know his status but we'll see.
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Hey, Gene, you want some milk.
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You know what? Sure.
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True. Yep. The fuck is that?
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The dairy industry is hella dirty guys.
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Immigrant farm workers are being treated super unfairly and to better understand
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what's going on. We have Melissa Sanchez on the line from
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Propublica. Hi, how are you doing?
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Good, good. And yourself.
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Welcome. Thank you for having me.
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Thank you for coming on.
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So we wanted to ask you,
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how did you first uncover this story?
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Sure. So sort of by chance I was connected with an
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immigrant rights advocate in Michigan who told me about a fire in
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the house for immigrant dairy workers in the western part of that
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state and two men from Southern Mexico died in that fire.
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And what, what really drew me to it and what drew
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this advocate to it was the fact that because dairy workers work
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not seasonally like migrant crop labor.
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The state's OSHA didn't investigate what happened or if the employer
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could have been responsible.
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And that case sort of sucked me into this world of,
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of dairy workers and all the cracks that they fall through in
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state and federal protections.
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Melissa, how many immigrants are working in the dairy business?
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So it's, it's hard to say that number.
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But the, a lot of industry groups have said that at
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least half of the workers on dairy farms are immigrants.
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What we've seen in Wisconsin is a lot more than that.
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I'd say it's easily in the tens of thousands nationwide and they're
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largely from Mexico, increasingly from Central America,
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places like Nicaragua in Guatemala.
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And we've heard of cases or met people from Ecuador or from
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Eastern Europe and even from South Africa,
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are they treated worse than farm workers?
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it's all case by case.
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You know, we've talked to workers who feel like they're treated
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well and they're respected by their bosses and others who are called
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racial slurs on a daily basis and who they get hurt when
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they get hurt and they get hurt very often,
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they're just ignored and they're fired and they're evicted from,
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from their homes. I think what makes dairy work different from
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other kinds of farm work?
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What we might normally think of,
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like people in the fields is that a lot of these federal
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and state protections just don't apply.
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dairy farm owners can operate with a lot less scrutiny.
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So OSHA isn't often like in their business,
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like standards that exist for,
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for housing that employers often provide their workers doesn't get checked in
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the same way that it does for other kinds of farm work
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the people get injured all the time and workers' comp laws don't
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always apply to small farms and a lot of dairy farms are
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small and what this means is when workers get hurt,
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they're just discarded and they can get fired and evicted and
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no medical treatment. And of course,
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the threat of deportation just hangs over everything.
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Melissa, what can we do to not support these businesses exploiting
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laborers? I wish I wish I had a good answer because
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I think about this all the time when I'm at the grocery
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store getting my $8 a gallon milk for my kids.
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There's labels for, you know,
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whole milk and there's labels for like free range eggs,
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but the same thing doesn't exist for,
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for, for the labor part of,
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so not a whole lot unless you like know a farm and
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you, and you talk to the workers,
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which is unreasonable for most of us.
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I will know that it doesn't have to be this way.
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And in Vermont, there's advocacy,
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there's a group called Migrant Justice that works with,
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with dairy workers and with farmers and they try to get the
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milk buyers to the table to increase the,
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the price that they'll pay per gallon of milk and pass it
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on to workers. And there's,
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there's standards that come with that housing work conditions,
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et cetera. But that's only in Vermont.
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So big companies like Ben and Jerry's have signed on to that
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But for the rest of us who aren't there,
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there isn't a whole lot.
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Well, thank you so much,
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Melissa. We really appreciate,
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you know, you sharing your insight and where can people
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find you propublica.org/dairy? Perfect.
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Thank you so much for coming on.
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Thanks for having me.
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Thank you. Have a good one.
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Take care. I like the weekend.
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It was tough. So I'm not gonna do too much talking
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right now, but we got Grecia on the line break it
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down in Miami. Listen,
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crazy time for Latin music this past week as you guys saw
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I was over at South by Southwest representing Los Latinos Porque
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Let me tell you guys,
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we bis South by Southwest.
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OK. You guys may have seen that video that I uploaded
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on Instagram de los fans.
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So Puma that basically took over downtown Austin.
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OK? And I saw another tweet from another news outlet that
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said they had never seen this many fans line up for a
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South by Southwest event in a few years.
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So if that doesn't speak volume to what,
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you know, the regional Mexican music is doing.
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I'm getting fomo talking about FO O though.
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First of all, first of all,
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it was interesting that how kiss had this secret up her sleeve
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and we all know that she had Coachella last year.
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So it was like she had been giving us Easter eggs here
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and there that she was pregnant,
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but of course she was hiding it with her outfits and she
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was on tour. Remember y'all?
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We went to her tour last year and now she just had
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the name, that's what we all want to know.
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Some fans are speculating that she already released the name of her
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baby. A little Easter egg within her album,
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we still don't have it confirmed.
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So we can't say here this is the name of her baby
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but some fans and a lot of the fans may be
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true may be real that her name is already out there in
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I know, I went to the concert and I was like
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oh, it's cute when she was wearing like a little
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doll dress, you know.
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And then I was like,
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I don't know, she seems like she has a little something
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under there. I suspected it talking about more rumors though.
13:02
We got the Avengers,
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not those Avengers, the Avengers and Faye not coming back,
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dude. Ok. This one is huge over here because as
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we know, fate has had a monumental year by himself.
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You know, he was on tour last year.
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He dropped his album Malte MAOs Curad in October and now
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in September my bad.
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Is he coming back to the Avengers?
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Because we do know that's how he did get a big part
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of his start. As we,
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he was a singer songwriter for Bob and for bunny,
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a lot of ghostwriters for these big artists.
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wait, is he going to be a part of the Avengers
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because he came up with them together and now he's going to
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Maybe this is his way of thanking them and paying homage to
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the artist that he came up with,
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which is set that like the Avengers.
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The day ones, you know.
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Yes, the day ones I can't wait.
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And honestly, that's beautiful because you al you always start in
13:57
You start in a group and you always want to be that
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one that succeeds. Fate is the one that has had the
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most success, of course,
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set has his own hits and so does DX.
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But it's a beautiful thing for him to be like,
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you know what, let me not forget about my day ones
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and let's get, let's get going and bring the fans and
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give that nostalgic feel crazy.
14:14
How do you feel about gospel music?
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I don't really listen to gospel,
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you know, just vibing,
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right? It's a good vibe.
14:23
But did you see that Farco is gonna switch his genre up
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to gospel music? I believe that because didn't,
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he wasn't he talking about Peppas and how he regret,
14:30
like, regrets kind of like making it or whatever?
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But like that's what I listen to on my workouts.
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Can you imagine working out for a gospel?
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So I got to interview Haruo at the Vibra Urbana Festival here
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in Miami. And I asked him about that because he had
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once said that he was finished with his Pepa song because he's
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like, I don't believe in this anymore.
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the mood that I'm going into.
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However, a Vibra he performed it,
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the crowd went crazy.
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So I said, wait a minute,
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wait a minute, you're kind of contradicting yourself.
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My guy, let me ask you about this.
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And he said at the end of the day,
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the fans want what they want.
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You know, I gave the fans what they want.
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They're here to have a good time and it was just so
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key timing because not two or three weeks after that,
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his whole label, Carbon Fiber Music and his partner,
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they now are transitioning their entire carbon fiber music into a gospel
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music because they're saying God has called us to serve him so
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we can anticipate a lot of gospel e Spanish music coming out
15:29
of FU and carbon fiber music group D Well,
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if it's as lit as PPA and they're talking about Christ,
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I am down, I am John Iglesias.
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And what happened with Jimmy H and Nahana Cano.
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What, what happened?
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What's the, what's the tea?
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OK. So of course we know that Jimmy Milde does not
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hold his tongue back,
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you know what this is what's happening.
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So we saw a lot of commotion on social media where he
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was like, Natanael Cano and Junior Ache are pulling out due
15:59
to quote unquote, not enough tickets being sold.
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We don't know if that's true or not.
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Jimmy Umid is saying that that's what the festival told him.
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And then after that,
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not a few days after that Forza Raida also pulled out.
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wait a minute, there's something bigger what's going to happen.
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We don't know, but I do want to think this is
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just me being a detective over here.
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I think Jimmy Ilde will probably throw his own small festival highlighting
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Los Artistas de la Musica Mexicana because as much as we don't
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sometimes our artists are put on specific festivals to sell tickets.
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Right? When the lineup for Rolling Loud L A was announced
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back in November, December.
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I was excited. I made a whole reel about it.
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I was like, oh my God,
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hold on Junior Ache.
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We have for Raida at Rolling Loud.
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That's predominantly hip hop o Questa Sando.
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That was a beautiful thing to see the,
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the black and brown pride culture merge especially in Los Angeles and
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for them to be pulled out.
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It was, it was devastating.
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you should have brought the boas with Air Force one wearing boas
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to a festival that ouch.
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I know talking about ouch.
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I'm still super hungover.
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The Raza still partied this weekend.
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So Grecia, where can we follow you?
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Thank you so much for coming out.
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You guys can follow all my music journey at Grea is Lopez
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on Instagram and on tiktok.
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Actually something big is happening in Miami this week,
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Miss Shakira is getting ready to drop her new album and there's
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going to be a huge party here in Miami who's going to
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attend. We don't know I will be there soon as the
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Jenny the 911 for Latinos is among us.
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girl? A bill has been written trying to ban Hot Cheetos
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from schools in California.
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Oh, why? I don't know.
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It might be the Cheeto dust like that shit might be,
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you know, fucking skin up eyes.
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I don't know. What do you think it is?
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I love Hot Cheetos but it could be the shit that's in
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them like the red 40 for example,
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I heard really bad things about red 40.
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But have you tried washing Cheeto dust off your hands?
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That shit takes like the evidence.
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Is there five washes the evidence is there?
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Listen, Jenny, I don't know why they're trying to ban
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this shit, but I have assembly member Gabriel who proposed the
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bill and he's here to explain it to us straight from the
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source, from the source.
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Hello, assembly member Gabriel.
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Hey, how are you guys?
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Good, good and yourself?
18:50
I'm doing well. Thank you for having me.
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Thank you for coming on.
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So why are you trying to ban Hot Cheetos from schools?
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So let's just be clear to start off with.
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We are not trying to ban Hot Cheetos in the state of
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California. I love Hot Cheetos.
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I love talkies. They are great.
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What we are trying to do is make sure that the food
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we serve our kids in schools is a little bit safer.
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So we're trying to get these companies to make some very minor
19:11
modifications to their recipes really just to change the coloring that they're
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using., so that the schools so that the food
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that our kids eat in school can be safer if there's any
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food that's banned.,
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what would be the rules if kids bring them in as snacks
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would you guys regulate that?
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Yeah, we're not gonna,
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we're not gonna have the Cheetos police out there or anything else
19:29
like that. The idea here,
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people obviously can pack what they want in their lunches.
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The idea here is just that,
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if you go into the lunch line,
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the products that kids are served and said dear is,
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if you want the state of California,
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we spend a lot of money on,
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right? If you want these school districts to buy your products
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then we think at a minimum you should get rid of
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the toxic chemicals. These are,
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these are toxic chemicals that are causing kids problems.
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and particularly some of our kids that have challenges.
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I'm someone who grew up who struggled with a DH D I
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have three little kids.
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One of my sons struggles with it and we know that these
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food dyes in addition to causing things like cancer and harm
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to the immune system.
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They also can be really challenging for kids with a DH D
20:06
They can make their challenges even more complicated.
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And so we want to make sure that the food that we're
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serving to kids in schools is healthy and it's safe and it's
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not gonna make their challenges even more significant.
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And so the idea here is that we serve about 3 million
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free lunches every day in the state of California,
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we serve about 1.5 million free breakfast every day in the state
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of California. So we just want to know that this food
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that we're giving to our kids in schools is safe.
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and that it's not going to be making things more
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difficult for students. When will we find out if this bill
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passes? We're just at the very beginning the process here.
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so it's gonna take a couple of months for this
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to, to work its way through the legislature.
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maybe in August or September,
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we'll be able to send this bill to the governor's desk and
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but we're feeling really good about this and we got nurses and
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teachers and public health advocates and all the folks that care about
20:55
our young people, a lot of parents that came in,
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And so we think we're on the right side of history here
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So we're gonna keep pushing hard and,
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and we, and we know,
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we don't expect and there's another important thing I think
21:06
for folks that we don't expect any products to come off the
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shelf. This is not a ban on any food.
21:11
This is not a ban on any product.
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You're still going to be able to get flaming hot Cheetos in
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the state of California.
21:15
You're still gonna be able to get talkies,
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all the foods that all of us love and enjoy.
21:19
The idea here is just to be able to get them in
21:22
a slightly safer version,
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right? For them to take out that one or one or
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two chemicals that are causing the problem here and,
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and particularly for young people.
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Definitely, thank you so much for your time,
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Gabriel. And what is your favorite snack?
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By the way? I I I'm,
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I'm a big potato chips guy.
21:40
I do like spicy foods.
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I do enjoy some hot Cheetos now and then they're pretty good
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Yeah, every now and then,
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right? But not all the time every now and then.
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And where can people find you?
21:51
They can find us on Insta at a Sm Jesse Gabriel.
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They can find us online.
21:56
You go to Jesse gr.com or to my website.
21:57
Just put Jesse Gibb on to Google.
21:59
You can find out more of some of the work we're doing
22:01
on this and a bunch of other issues out here in California
22:03
Awesome. Thank you so much.
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We appreciate your time.
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Thank you. All right.
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Thanks guys. Thank you.
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Josh, I'm so jealous.
22:17
You got to meet my crush,
22:19
young Miko. I didn't get to just meet her.
22:22
I got to talk to her,
22:23
hug her, take a couple of pictures for her.
22:29
How did you even talk to her?
22:30
I don't, you don't talk Spanish like that.
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First of all, let me,
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let me get you right.
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Let's get you in the face.
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I've been knighted to the crema squad.
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That's how I go swag.
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What up? It's your boy Josh.
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And yeah, I am with you.
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I'm done. I don't have to do anything more.
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How you been chilling?
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Yeah, you look good.
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Everything looks good. I like this little background that we got
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back here. We're chilling right now.
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Right? It's nice out.
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It used to be colder.
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It's better than us.
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Way better. Talking about heat.
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Let's do some fast fire.
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Are you ready for that?
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All right. Apple pies or mcflurrys?
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Booth or table booth.
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You need the, you need the I need this,
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I need to be able to do this.
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The crew. You have to have the crew,
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right. Just the fries in your mcflurry.
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Yes or no, no fries.
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No, I never understood that.
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People do that. They do that a lot.
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it tastes weird. Right?
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Because it was like cold and hot.
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Do you still bite them?
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Like do you do like the bite and then the bite here
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or no, you let it go down in.
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Nothing crazy. All right.
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And then for, let's get started,
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you know, for the fans that really don't know you,
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how'd you get the name Young Miko?
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is based on one of my favorite anime shows.
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Miko is a very common girl name in Japan and it kind
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of represents like being a daughter of God.
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I just kind of like,
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Perfect, right? Anime mcdonald's.
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So how did you feel when like they decided to like,
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bring you in for the anime side of this?
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I think it's so cool because I,
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like, I recently learned this was a world that already existed
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like online in the anime world and,
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but then they brought it to life for this campaign.
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So it's so cool that I get to be a part of
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something that used to be animated and now it's real.
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I think it's so dope,
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What, what was the anime that got you into anime?
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It's like, it's not well,
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I used to watch Dragon Ball Z when you used to
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when it used to be on Cartoon Network and Yu Gi
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oh Pokemon. I used to watch all the animes used
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to have on Cartoon Network.
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I don't think they have them on TV anymore.
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Like the, the drawings and everything,
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the music So if you were in an what superpowers would you
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have? Would you have superpowers or?
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No, I think I wouldn't like,
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I think one of my favorite characters doesn't have any superpowers.
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She's just a, she's just a bad ass.
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I don't know if I can say that she's just super cool
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She trains in mixed martial arts and she can take
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on people that have superpowers.
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I think that you got some like Batman vibes here.
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So tell us about your new single Corita and then how it
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fits into like the mcdonal love anime vibes.
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Everything. Well, I think Corrida has like an anime sound
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to it. Everything I do is super anime inspired.
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So the mixture of both of them,
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I just think it just goes really well together.
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I don't even think you have to explain it that much.
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You just kind of feel it,
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you know, I think the commercials look really dope with it
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too. I'm just happy they got to collaborate and then
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we're talking about L A being in L A but what's your
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favorite city to perform in my favorite city to perform?
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It definitely has to be Puerto Rico back home.
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Yeah, I did have a show in Rega Mican that like
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Ere is Sania and I definitely have to go back.
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It's so cool right here and the fans like sing your music
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you just kind of like I don't really gotta sing it
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I just vibe it on stage.
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Argentina is crazy too.
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Puerto Rico. I gotta get out there,
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Puerto Rico. You have gotta get out there the heat down
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there. What's your song performing?
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Why? I think my favorite song to performing is Lisa because
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of the crazy energy it has.
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Sometimes I, I won't even sing like I pull the mic
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down because people will be singing it so loud that it's super
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euphoric. How do you feel like you,
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you see the fans right in their eyes and they're like singing
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every single word. You can't convert it to anything else
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Like much Foria much much see that you really get to connect
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with people and they're so locked in on you and you're like
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I can't believe I'm locked in on them and it's like
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I, I don't think there's anything I enjoy more than being
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on stage. I shouldn't be scared by singing your songs.
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Like making crazy faces.
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Like, no, the crazier,
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the face the better,
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you know. You Right.
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Yeah. Yeah. And then I'll make like a stand face
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to look at you like you,
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I love that. So how did you get into music?
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a specific song that you were like,
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I kind of always wanted to be in music.
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There's people in my family like my grandma,
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she used to play the piano.
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I had cousins. I used to play guitars and my brother
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used to play the guitar and then it's like,
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I kind of just got into it and then when I got
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to my first year of college I started to really experiment with
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it. I started to meet people from the industry and I
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started to meet other up and coming artists and then soundcloud was
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like, pretty popping,
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you know, this era of underground music and I just kinda
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scooped my way in there and I don't know,
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the rest is perfect,
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right? The child kitty came and you know,
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crazy songs. Great era.
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Yeah. What's like that g clad that you're looking for next
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I do always kind of mention dout cat.
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I just, I wanna manifest that.
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I think we go crazy together.
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we can still be friends if Miko wasn't doing music.
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Where would you be at right now?
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I think acting. Yeah,
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I still, I still wanna do it but I definitely was
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one of the two action comedy drama,
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all of it. Everything.
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Would you be a scary movie?
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Yeah, that'd be crazy.
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You got a horror stream in you.
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I don't know if I do,
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I'd have to explore that little M and Myers.
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I, I think I wanna be the scary one though.
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Like coming at them,
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right. You probably the one that survives like,
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I do, I do wanna be the one that survives because
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you're getting down on that.
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You're not, you're not like 130 at the end of the
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yeah, I'm in and out.
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Damn, I should have saved everybody.
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And how can fans experience with down through your eyes?
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Me growing up with anime is just like getting to experience it
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through my eyes is just pretty nostalgic.
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I don't know, like it's a crazy feeling,
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getting to be able to collaborate and go into an anime world
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I don't think I ever thought it would be something I
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would do. So just that just like emotion and nostalgia
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like excited to like kill out the two great vibes.
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right? Rita? All the songs,
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It's coming out. Yo,
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Miko, you guys' problem is Yo,
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Miko and Crema by Me too.
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Thank you for coming.
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wasn't that sick? Yeah.
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Should have been me there.
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Not you, you don't know anything about animes.
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she didn't know her name was from the anime.
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Did you know that her anime would be fighting people like that
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Like Batman? All I know is that I know all
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her songs and I can sing along with them at a concert
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The new song Corita though.
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It's gonna be lit song in the summer.
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I haven't heard it yet but I will get to it.
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I know you're gonna be rocking that,
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that little bandage on your cheek.
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That's what you think.
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Well, that does it for the tired,
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that was it. Lincoln Bio.
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Stay tuned. Another episode.
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Gene Jenny Josh. Who?
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Wait, we're all here.
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