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With that said, what's the deal, y'all.

Welcome back to the nice and neat halftime show.

I'm your host, Omar.

We sitting here talking about, what are we talking about, fellas?

Submission.

We sit here talking about submission, learning how to be submissive to your woman and your partnership, and learning not how to associate it with being soft or being a punk or any of those other other words that we use to associate submission.

So, you know, I think it's a good opportunity for us to kind of just stay in the submission pocket, you know, for this dem the rule segment.

I think we're going to enjoy it, man.

So, Duke, talk to us, man.

What we got?

Yeah, so, yeah, I want us to kind of draw a fine line between these two things that I'm going to mention, all right?

Because I think it's important that we clear things up and are able to, like, define what is what, all right?

So, fellas, is there a difference between leading in your relationship and being controlling in your relationship?

And if there is a difference, how do they differ?

Yeah, I think there's a difference between leading and controlling.

As a leader, you are very good with communication, you know, with the team,

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