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2. Hasn't everybody said that from the beginning of time?

I bet K people were saying that shit.

You know?

Oh, yeah. Oh, it's just, it is what it is, right?

Every new group comes up, they try to reestablish themselves as smarter,

you know, this new group coming up. They're going to change the rules. I don't know what's so wrong with how we turned out. You know I mean like we're a mess

I mean not from a like I mean every I think every generation is better than the next in terms of how like things this is the best times I've ever been for most people right but I'm saying from like

how we handled things I'm like a fine human being.

You seem like a fine.

Like most human beings are fine and we were raised quite, I don't say differently, but a little better in my perspective than like what's happening now like what is being corrected is strange to me.

To people that don't know the story let's fill them in on your

story and how we got together so you're doing a gig you're at Columbia. So a

few months ago I got this group called the Asian American Alliance at Columbia University

hit me up saying, hey, we're big fans of your work.

I was the first Indian ever write for S&L.

And so that was a story in the Asian American Indian community and so they

hit me up in like May or June like hey come we have the show in November it's called

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