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It's Lucas and Jacob.

Hi, bros.

Yeah, welcome back to another week of the brook show.

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I thought we would start off on a really positive note and just I had a question for you and just the audience like do you have any memorable times in elementary school like bullying moments

Yeah, but I feel like if I really wanted to like think about it more I'd have to write it down because with me I kind of feel like if I like times that I actually felt like bad about myself I am one of those people maybe this probably really common well like I kind of forget about it and I really have to like matter like

ruminate on it or whatever to figure it out again. You need like a therapist to come in for an episode to really like get to the most

I wasn't beat or anything in school I'm just saying like

well that's good at least yeah just from just like a little experiences

all right but the one funniest one that happened to me, which wasn't funny at the time, was in second grade.

I was walking to lunch and I was like swinging my hip so much because I don't even know how I learned that.

It was just, I think it was innate.

Yeah.

Like I just, it was just my natural walking that I wanted to try out.

And then someone behind me called out and said,

like, why are you walking like a girl?

But it made me think like I can relate to Lord because in the Charlie XX remix she says you walk like a bitch when I was 10 someone said that and for me it was when I was 8 and they didn't say bitch. They literally just said I walked like a girl and then

I remember I immediately started crying but then a teacher came to my like side and was like it's

okay and got all mad at him but like that's actually pretty sexist of me like

somebody said I walked like a girl and I started

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