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Hey, it's Kitty Cat Coco and Patrick the player

of the game. Yes, as friend and family have been calling

up here. His real nickname is the player. You know, my dad tells me to be he goes, don't

don't have a boyfriend, don't get married, you should be a player. He says, okay, anyways,

we're here in the studio with Millie to Marys and we're going absolutely off. We're going

to have a good ism. So I was I asked you really quickly and I was curious, is there a center

in New York that you like to go to or someone's interested in finding out more? Where should

they go? Yeah, you can go to sji USA dot org, I think. S G I. Yeah, Soka Gaka International

USA USA. USA. And then there's a center in Union Square. They're opening one up in downtown

Brooklyn. I could never meditate in Union Square. Yeah, well, the center is nice, but you

mostly the meetings, like it's basically in your neighborhood. So wherever you live,

like you'll go to someone's house in your neighborhood. For me, no matter how nice

the center is, I couldn't meditate in Union Square. Wait, that's I love this. And I was

I'm curious, how do your parents get into it or were their parents into it? My dad was

my dad was always into Eastern culture. It's like this thing in like Harlem. And like,

I feel like there's like a gunnish like black people, Latino people and like, anime and

like kung fu. Like so in the 70s, it was like kung fu and like Eastern shit. And I think

it's part in part because like in those in those neighbors in like Harlem, those movie

theaters would only play like basically like mainstream American movies wouldn't go to

like movie theaters in Harlem. They would only get like imports from China like kung fu

movie stuff. So like inspired a whole generation of like black people and Latino people in

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