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I'm like a year. What kind of trip is this? He's like, now I'm actually trying to get

a job. I'm trying to go work. So I'm like, work where? And he's like in the mall

these all damn. That's my decision. That's exactly what I said. So I'm like, okay, wait,

how does that work? So he's like, you know, that's what I do. And it's interesting because

he's a bartender. But for like 10 years, this dude would be everywhere. He would be in

Brazil. He would be in Colombia. He would be like all over the world. And I knew he wasn't

really working in the States like that because he only picked up like bartender jobs here

and there. I never wanted to get in his business. So I always thought it was impressive that

he had to mean to like travel across the country in the world like this. But I didn't want

to ask how? Yeah, I'm just going to sidebar here for one second because this is very different.

White people and black people are very different here because if this conversation happens to

me as a white person, we're so damn nosy. I'm asking him everything about this job, every

single detail man. He wouldn't even think twice about it. Wouldn't even think twice

about it. See, that's what for years I've wanted to. But I'm like, if he doesn't offer this

information and he just doesn't want me to know it's not my business, but I've always

been curious because not only does he travel, he'll be in like the these results. He'll

be on these islands like, oh, I can do it afford to do this. Yeah, if you're white, everything

is your business. And I'm learning. So I asked him like, what are you doing in the

Maldives? And he's like, well, I applied for this job. So I'm like, you're going to go

work days like it? Dude, that's what I've always done. You never knew that. So I'm like,

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