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I guess I was always a bad influence.

Entrepreneur, not necessarily in the best way.

Did you counterfeit other things?

Like, were you making fake IDs and stuff?

No, I know, no, I got a fake ID at at young age but I wasn't making them what else was like counterfeiting that was it

that was like a my creative way and just into being creative yeah because you also learn like

graphic design and stuff and all of that right you're like yeah you scanning you learn about

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