All right, y'all, welcome back, uh, part two of this episode that was supposed to be part one.

This is the first time I've ever happened to where it's like, we just talked so long.

It was like, yo, we should just make this two episodes, you know, so you, while you're waiting in the car for mama to finish, uh, talking to her friends, then they finally finish.

So this the then they finally finish episode.

All right.

Drop it on the mat. So look, so let's, so let's move over to Africa. Let me, let me, I'm how it's y'all about

Ethiopia. And again, like this, this relation of like just understanding what happens when like power

don't like each other and who ends up suffering. I think it's like one of the greatest stories

about this. So again, going on right now. Like any, like every other place, you got to go back

a hundred years to really understand where we at right so essentially this

Ethiopia one of the only countries that was never actually colonized during like the age of

expansion like and they will remind you often that day was there. I didn't know that. Yeah they were

never colonized. Yeah so it's one of the few countries on earth that weren't, right, during that age of imperialism. And anyway, how they did it was like uniting the Ethiopian Empire kind of united a bunch of different, you know, tribal ethnic lands to make one good front against encroachment.

And basically this is like sort of like the origin story of somebody like a Holly Salasi, you know, who eventually became, you know, patron saint, savior for

Rastafarianism.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Half of my family of Jamaican.

Oh, yeah.

So you know, not by blood, but.

Salasiye, yeah. Yeah, exactly. I you know, not by blood, but. Salasi, yeah.

Yeah, exactly.

I agree team.

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