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Ho ho ho! Hey, welcome to another episode of the Black Outers podcast. I'm your host, Rod.

Join us always on our coast. And we are alive on a Monday night, right Monday night. I'm ready

to do some podcasting. That's right, y'all getting two days in a row. Feel like old times almost.

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What about it? I bullet ball extreme. And yeah, so the, you know, I'm in New York. You guys know how

this time for New York Minute Update. Number one, walking to work is getting easier and better.

I'm getting more used to it. Yeah, I figured out you would. It's just I think getting, you know,

getting used to the distance and, and you know, you routine. And like you said, I know sometimes,

you know, you get in your mind. I can get in my mind too sometimes because I remember that I remember

when I had to walk up there for the taping. I was 100% in my head because I know you was thinking,

walk, I was like, what? You know, and then I was, I was moving so fast, uh, um, that I missed

the turn and then the maps thing had me all over the place. I was like, oh, this is a mess.

Yeah, and I think that's why I panic when I got up there and fell out with that dude.

I ain't really fall out with him, but I was letting him know look, I am somebody. I don't walk my

black ass all the way up here because you don't let me up in this bitch. Yeah, it's definitely a

mentality you have to get used to, you know, I was talking to a guy who was born up here and today

and he was talking about how much he loves walking and just feels like being in the city and all this

stuff. And, um, I, you know, of course, I walk slow on my southern ear. Yeah, I'm bigger. Um, and it takes

like maybe 15 minutes for me to walk to work and back and stuff. Um, you know, 15 minutes each

way. Um, but you know, it's a little over a mile and a half or something. It's like a little

over a mile like in some change and, uh, you know, and this weekend when I went to the movies,

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