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producer here. And Alex is also joining you. Bitch. Anyways, hi. I'm here. Hi, Alex. She is gorgeous.

I'm brilliant and beautiful and all of those wonderful things. All right. So Alex, you are younger

than me. So maybe you can offer some insight here. But I was out of graduation. And I was taking

pictures with my brother after and I was listening to these fucking kids talking and just eavesdropping

on their conversation, thinking to myself, like, what dialect is this? These kids, I don't even know

how to explain it. These kids were legitimately speaking in Twitter. Twitter is a language.

My, okay, for example, my brother out of nowhere was talking about a sneaky link. Okay. I thought

he was talking about an animal, like an exotic cat of some kind. I don't know what the fuck a sneaky

link is. What? Apparently it means a booty call. Did you know that? Yes. Okay. Well, I don't know

if I believe you all. Do you know what it means? Can you use it in a sentence for me? Get the sneaky

link in through the back and his link us send his link us back home. I feel like that is a

fact that you don't think so. But that's funny that you bring this up because SNL actually did a

skit on this, like about how Gen Z speaks. And it's interesting because a lot of these terms have

actually been around forever. And it's just now making its way to suburban TikTok. And kids are

making it sound like an entirely different language. Uh-huh. So basically suburban kids are appropriating

again. Exactly. No cap. No cap. I don't even know about works there. I get how to use no cap now

and I say it. But I thought for about a month that no cap was a gun reference. Okay. I know it's not.

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