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Welcome to the OG Therapy.

Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of OG Therapy.

And luckily, I was able to find and gather up some real-life OGs in Jason Hewlett and Kay Scott and they're here

with me right now.

Fellas say, what's up to everybody?

What's so?

What's up?

Well, we got a question.

In fact, I'm going to read this question because, man, teenagers ask like questions

that I wish they were here so they could give me the full background

story on it right and even though they're not excuse me even though they're not here

I know the background I can just smell it I can sense it I can I just get an idea

having talked to I don't know two three four thousand teenagers throughout the years i think i

can pretty much get a good read on this one so let's see if we can get inside the head of this

teenager right here the question says how do i keep myself positive when everyone around me is

always so negative now i hear this one a lot from teenagers it's usually like a venting

they're complaining sometimes they're the negative ones be totally honestly i'm like man i don't know

that you're the most positive you know uh plum and in the bag of plums i don't know what what

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