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So thank you.

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Well everybody. Episode

1:46

A Small doses To And Not. The

1:48

prepping I'm not as a we've been had depressing episode

1:50

where you sit, you know, you know,

1:52

this is real thoughtful time

1:54

ah in particular right now

1:57

it's I've been really trying to do my due diligence.

2:00

Of. Making sure that we are having very

2:02

insightful conversations I'm throwing

2:04

and humor where I can but really does as phone conversations

2:07

that are expanding

2:09

our minds and urges are. Considerations

2:11

about things and this conversation will

2:13

be no difference, ah, but

2:15

it's gonna be in a different realm, you know, we been talking

2:18

lot about social justice we've been like.

2:20

Satellite about black saying's arms

2:22

as that relates to socialise essays we've

2:24

been talking about, you know, politics,

2:27

but today we don't pile.

2:29

That and.

2:32

Ah, that'so so I guess the same work

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and divine. You know,

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my as the other Morgan in two

2:38

thousand. The and.

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The time. In

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two thousand and sixteen wage.

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I feel like glad that he had. Just

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started to really permeate, right? When

2:54

your event? You can.

2:59

Gravity defying, gravity because

3:01

gravity have my version but version wonder if it's same Labadee

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is a.

3:06

How different brands and digital media

3:08

company for back millennials we make a

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slap bang for? lackey

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ball online and offline

3:14

and We try to make

3:17

things that people like me.

3:18

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3:20

park right because there is definitely

3:22

a different tone and different focus and energy

3:24

than for say it's brands like essence

3:27

or

3:29

Do I fit Bassett by except that

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we're inbounds a man and right?

3:33

Era Ah and I've been a fan of

3:35

laverty and just the quality

3:37

of Clinton of July's create and the

3:40

mindfulness arm around the content

3:42

you create and of. the

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Miller the dog out real quick synopsis,

3:48

it. is

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agreed the dog is definitely waiting

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for you. And now they want you to follow

3:58

that. The cupboard.

4:00

That's

4:02

what the right there.

4:03

I know if am literally ran back

4:05

in like he asked me the over the door and them

4:07

as likely to.

4:10

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4:14

And you won't have expanded substantially say

4:17

that we. first met

4:19

and originally was is the web sites and

4:21

sites heard you say you know we are multiple

4:23

of brands on brands off online

4:25

access around So. Love

4:28

you too. Or start by. Growing

4:31

up. Why you felt like

4:33

Blather he was necessary with in the world

4:36

of tech and with in the online space heaters,

4:38

yeah? They were black faces, but

4:40

what me bladder you so special?

4:43

The girl or little bit about me I'm from St.

4:45

Louis and started my career. In

4:48

fact, working in Silicon Valley, working at a big

4:50

tech company, has product manager, so we're going to

4:52

say, yeah.

4:54

The event you went from St. Louis to

4:56

Silicon Valley in my life

4:58

sentence and, as and

5:00

I know. There were sit between and are supposed

5:03

to better days I've been spotted

5:05

the same as the legacy of.

5:06

Like that, a very

5:08

that's like that's very aspirational, John.

5:11

The we ran out hundred you know so

5:15

I. called his time the revenge of the nerds

5:17

you know the birds are winning everywhere

5:20

and ab I

5:22

have been entrepreneur like about and somebody

5:24

who lived with a hustler of always

5:27

like I trained in the stock market when was thirteen,

5:29

oh wow I'd trade chat professionally

5:32

like to check coach. By child

5:34

treacherous, quiet. That

5:37

you look at all. The me you're like oh yeah she was married

5:39

right now I'm is an. animated

5:42

earlier They are really glad.

5:44

it's very other they had our way we found

5:46

our way we've

5:49

The of the glad of it violates. That

5:51

was my. As I'm so.

5:55

I was a. But

5:58

would brilliant the quorum they are. The community builder.

6:01

was somebody who always write comedy,

6:03

it's in government, would be more suited.

6:06

Glad that wasn't clash got

6:08

was always just around people, even though

6:10

I'm an introvert, but like be.

6:13

The movement for our like got

6:15

I'm gathering people and

6:17

like. empowering people to do it.

6:20

Or how they want idea and really? Me

6:22

going up either the like, Batman,

6:25

been student body president of the

6:27

sophomore controlling our like three million

6:29

dollar budget and being able to allocate

6:31

money to student groups and other people

6:33

with it. The cameras can eat

6:35

a that I felt like were been overlooked and we

6:37

idol was that. The Washington

6:39

University in Trouble. That you.

6:42

And job. would

6:45

try to forget what was in the do after college, it

6:47

was definitely a question like, "Okay, because

6:50

the traditional route be console and

6:52

it's or be bank or decode

6:55

be lawyer, but that's pathway already

6:57

defined and there's by" Five.

6:59

To 10 years from where I was

7:01

at a recent college grad to

7:04

being National Power to make

7:06

difference, where I wanted to let you know,

7:09

you

7:12

don't have wait for anyone. Because if

7:14

wasn't on the internet, you can say

7:17

something and build something and it

7:19

blow up and you have millions of users are

7:21

billions of and you don't have

7:23

to be

7:36

at the time. It

7:38

was me and my brother at Stanford

7:40

and my co founder now here

7:42

in Palo Alto and but

7:45

loved business of building. That's

7:48

still an innovation. loved about

7:50

how all these companies

7:52

pay stub Google TurboTax how

7:56

they make things that

7:58

we all used to every single day. Changed

8:00

how we interact with. The world

8:02

and. That would piss

8:05

me off the part that was annoyed

8:07

with and frustrated with that nobody

8:09

looked like a and they didn't ever think

8:12

about target. The years. We

8:15

were never the people they were doing research studies with,

8:17

we were never the Abbott try to percentage your main

8:19

never made it to the whiteboard. Re

8:22

re and.

8:24

And what our guy that I mean, know my

8:26

reasoning, but like. What

8:28

they're reading that they would have for that? There's

8:31

a lot of bias in the reasoning, you know.

8:33

Your target customer is your ideal profile,

8:35

your ideal customer, I your ideal

8:38

person who's going to go to eat what we call

8:40

you're happy pathway of your product,

8:42

whose? Any bombs you design for that

8:44

person would? you design for jamal

8:48

You never know your my as I say you don't

8:50

even know Jamal.

8:52

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8:55

so Once you

8:57

see that bed, oh shit,

8:59

yeah, aren't putting these products and Spanish,

9:01

despite the fact that. People who.

9:03

should be using your product speak spanish is

9:05

the first language but you don't cry

9:08

once you start Winning me think that and famously

9:10

seen a fraction of the responses that you get

9:12

in and again I'm sorry. The years ago we've made some progress.

9:16

He had been the tax base but that with

9:18

progress but some suppress ah

9:21

but back in people like his. palaces

9:23

and has been talked about and like one the like maybe

9:25

you do with the financial services that

9:27

for file your taxes I

9:33

couldn't show them to say my whole life fighting

9:35

people and doing that conversation

9:39

and. over and over again i was twenty four

9:41

by then i'm like man like can are The project, my teacher,

9:44

if I stay here for.

9:46

Or I can take the road map can

9:48

take the principles can take the framework

9:50

and apply it to us. To our community

9:53

to our consumers and put your the. The

9:55

avatar next to war and indexes still

9:57

be around next day Amanda and. The

10:00

Bay area. She went to

10:02

Howard how to be designed for her, he

10:04

live in Brooklyn, how do designed for him?

10:07

This person over here they're doing

10:09

this hundred. The pan fry

10:11

and fell. Blogger.

10:14

The at our core is a company

10:16

where we always but the Black Consumer

10:18

Black audience and reader black creative

10:20

black, client, etc

10:23

first and designed for us,

10:25

and not. As why we've been able to

10:28

emotionally connect with our contact, you

10:30

know when you've on our body Instagram, you're

10:32

going to laugh, you know, cause that's what you want to do. On Instagram,

10:35

new in the lab, you want to thank you, want to share,

10:37

you know the content on our Instagram with Macaroni, the

10:39

same concern your our website who knew on. Our website

10:42

we weren't necessarily trying to laugh. Try to find information

10:44

from shame, yeah. Well.

10:47

That means the think, like someone in

10:50

trick, is to design an experience.

10:52

That makes sense.

10:55

There.

10:58

The murder, something I think need anything right.

11:00

Black

11:05

people. Or not.

11:08

The intrinsically involved in tech. We

11:10

will continue to be less.

11:13

Behind. The coast heck?

11:16

If continually moving forward and

11:18

being led. Hi folks

11:21

who already have more act.

11:23

The night. The hundred

11:25

percent, which is why. Record

11:28

mission after building blabbering much adult Africa.

11:31

Would you take? it back trek conference

11:33

the biggest black cat community to

11:36

onboard more black people into

11:38

technology Roll and

11:40

also more. The company

11:43

to get venture backed. The

11:46

bet your back will start at the rate that you're

11:48

fine. The and could be able to get

11:50

to the next level and their business and higher.

11:53

The door and is the thing because

11:55

see your point. We do need

11:57

to participate in the he got the sat we cannot

11:59

do. They are man, that's a bummer and like.

12:02

Go to work at Target Corporate Night.

12:05

I'm going to encourage your average that guy as I say

12:07

that. Alabama to say

12:09

you. don't know dr Enjoy it, I'm done, need

12:11

you to go work at Coinbase, need you to go

12:14

work at a twitch I

12:16

usually don't work at YouTube because he behind

12:19

the scenes. We're argument about algorithm.

12:22

That show our carpet right behind

12:24

the scenes, we're talking about safety,

12:27

yeah. People feeling safe on Twitter, one

12:30

of my girlfriend. Oh the,

12:33

sacred ground on twitter black ones

12:35

though You don't burn. She

12:38

had not guilty, she's the congress and

12:40

gonna ask the questions about okay, honey, black the

12:42

bridge, how do you treat fifty an audio,

12:45

how do you create right because she's a block

12:47

of cheese or bring that to the for fire, but

12:49

if she got an earl ray? We

12:52

went up product they don't make any sense they were club hoppers.

12:54

Started lot of biking when I was.

12:57

giving unsafe Why we

12:59

really about way I never got on club as because just

13:01

see. That.

13:04

Why not, try

13:06

to be attracted and, know like

13:10

you know why it's people already

13:12

We've got a difference is try to attack me of it's maybe

13:14

even easier for them.

13:17

I'm better than a lot of safety features now

13:19

and into the same debate team now

13:22

and there's back he bought their cap

13:24

cable, maybe there's back angel investors newer

13:26

and better themselves. Different

13:29

because we now power in from of these fantasies

13:31

are pushing the safe for work and.

13:34

Part of it because we've chosen to participate.

13:37

At be owner and.

13:39

So my financial planner, which

13:42

again?

13:43

We. Need an issue episode around that actually any

13:45

to have him on the show because of

13:47

these are spaces I feel buy folks we

13:49

look at and sometimes it's get. An ivory tower

13:51

like don't even know what to do with the financial planner

13:53

right and we think any. less

13:56

yes exactly and fell

13:58

and working with him and said that said Well. As who

14:00

connected as I'm, he's taught me, so

14:02

imagine one of the things he was telling me was, like, "Okay,

14:05

we need to invest in places that

14:07

need our voices even" If they don't think they

14:09

need our voices, and one of the examples was Microsoft

14:12

because he was like he and some other,

14:14

you know, folks that are wealthy.

14:17

They invested in Microsoft, Tests, Face

14:20

Recognition, Technology That. Police.

14:22

are using etc and he was like this

14:24

technology is very salty and

14:27

it has incredibly can

14:30

have incredibly adverse effects on our community and

14:32

it has as though and" He was like that

14:34

we were able to

14:37

basically it's think it's called like work are shares

14:39

are some like that and because,

14:41

there was enough of them

14:43

That were shareholders in Microsoft,

14:46

they were able to be able to push the conversation

14:48

around technology and saying,

14:50

like, "know this needs to be addressed and we have shares

14:53

and these shares needs to be the"

14:55

acknowledged as bad as the

14:57

way that this technology has dealt with, but those

14:59

are safe as I feel like we just.

15:02

Seem so nice and I've been

15:04

really working hard Morgan to try and,

15:06

and I feel gladly does, is to destroy, really

15:09

push the envelope of.

15:11

Where black folks are considering our spaces

15:13

to be because I see yeah check,

15:16

out our face to. face the again

15:18

i think about black planet figure

15:20

out how revolutionary black planet what

15:25

My, but neither five days and

15:27

were innovators. I

15:29

find it will work or if you're my.

15:31

The page of you out of that, was

15:33

gonna cost you come back out

15:35

with T m L autos the I

15:37

use the not a code. of

15:39

my dear actually We

15:42

could have and should have. Been much

15:44

further along because we were. That they're

15:46

like, oh, I'm gifted plate plate,

15:49

I'm gonna figure out how to make with marquees

15:51

and. Some

15:53

point, we didn't think that was career track

15:55

at some point, we didn't understand the man was

15:57

made for us to continue to build

15:59

and. That occupation and.

16:02

Then. Key: "Attract the not keep making that mistake

16:04

your generation after generation, which is why brought up

16:06

you will about what three and

16:08

make sure that people have visited another transition

16:11

point" That's happening where we don't have to be left

16:13

behind okay. so morgan

16:15

have been leave before we got our more than was like yeah because

16:17

of my web the exact hot crypto and i'm like okay

16:20

way better school

16:22

The whether the Web to say I don't even

16:24

know how was that the Web three so can you

16:26

please?

16:27

Help us because I know that

16:29

people there in their car right now they're alive but what

16:31

with what was it was but what was where one

16:35

algorithm? in a sudden you please help

16:37

us understand voice is the evolution

16:40

of the web and how we got into web three

16:43

and what you would like to see us as

16:45

aids is aids black community do

16:47

differently in terms of interacting with it

16:50

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16:52

Upstate was really fast ah

16:55

I'm not an expert there's people who study this

16:57

for five ten years and.

17:00

but i will share what know Thou

17:04

bad. Web wide was read and

17:06

was great. That, like the

17:08

progression of the Internet, well as like. I

17:10

have information and just put it someplace because

17:12

someone else can read it right.

17:15

and i felt like servers were like the size of the rooms

17:17

and like google was a search engine

17:19

and amazon when you were like just bang books

17:21

It would bury. One

17:23

kid, many. Is

17:25

that one? Web to

17:28

web user generated content. Which

17:31

is Twitter, Facebook and.

17:33

The social. media it

17:36

is Are we are creating

17:38

things on platforms

17:40

and going back and forth with one another,

17:43

but the platform so? The all of our intellectual

17:45

property you posted, sweet. Twitter

17:48

out it right.

17:51

The programming on Instagram, own that

17:53

like. Music spotify

17:56

soundcloud like all these things are platforms,

17:58

their monetizing. Our

18:00

information in our data that fly

18:02

all the Senate, you know, when Apple

18:05

updated, there's something we all had to act in one

18:07

hundred when times are bad as people talk about

18:09

the death of the. Cookies are every single website

18:11

gets back to York rates are the terms of start. Because

18:13

previously you didn't have to agree and everybody was

18:16

going on with your data, right? Right

18:18

now.

18:19

Right when you do, your industry dot.com com

18:22

or any of these types of DNA testing things.

18:26

They're not bajillion dollar companies because

18:28

they're making money off your for ninety nine ten.

18:33

Then I'm picking up with you're putting down. Right?

18:36

They're actually thing up your data

18:38

and are selling them the pharmaceutical companies the

18:40

pharmaceutical companies can, Brian

18:42

large datasets has again

18:45

Spain to set up on humans, are rats or whatever

18:47

some okay with it kind of, but you're not

18:49

getting. The arrive.

18:51

Well, right, and he's done Virginia that

18:53

you're actually it's kind of like a bit of Trojan

18:55

horse, and that like you'd think you're getting mess, but actually

18:58

they're really this type of company same

19:00

thing with Google, you think oh my god you. permitting

19:02

geometric training, expecting all of our country

19:04

now. You know they're looking through

19:07

and tagging, you know? They

19:09

were at fair enough right, so

19:11

we had consumers have been

19:13

participating in the system, not fly with people

19:15

like, oh, my God, i'm understand how, like, sexy

19:17

this is so rich, I don't understand more like

19:20

the company can be worth more than with

19:22

United. The government should more

19:24

cash more. cash the

19:26

united states government The

19:28

ring I've got the. hardware

19:31

is because of the data infrastructure

19:34

and the advertising and be transactions

19:37

find things like that store When

19:40

you talk about companies between the size of. Had

19:43

three. In

19:45

terms of their economic power than

19:47

we have to say, oh, my gosh, how do

19:49

we resettle said, "How do we do centralized

19:52

as input are more the his the people

19:54

is all these nerdy coders came up

19:56

with? Follow be different what we

19:58

call protocols. Then. You don't

20:00

love that I'm

20:03

where the foundation of Web Three,

20:05

which is where the world is moving now and not

20:07

for the was about five chain or metaverse

20:10

pay for, like four, it may or you can go in

20:12

and buy a we have their own ecosystem.

20:15

That's what Web Tree is moving towards it's

20:17

community ownership. The

20:20

community ownership. The

20:24

ownership is in.

20:26

I'm.

20:30

Really the ownership of your own data,

20:32

your own ass, that isolated ownership

20:34

other platforms and let me give you an example,

20:37

and this is the famous important

20:39

I'm going his. Sister but web freeze that there's different parts

20:41

of what three years and it's keys type of

20:43

people talk about oh. my gosh

20:45

in the kennel of second about a be bought it The

20:48

pack of board, for Justin Bieber, but

20:50

the same for three hundred thousand dollars, but

20:53

it's just the image, why would he do that those

20:55

your energies? Then you've got

20:57

metaverse says so.

21:00

Back. When, like you can put on your avatar

21:03

and you can go walk around like Africa has

21:05

been running a better version called average world

21:08

where you can have your avatar" And you could walk

21:10

around on your computer, you can talk to

21:12

each other and we do our whole conference cause of

21:14

covered with your whole conference in metaverse.

21:17

The last two years. The

21:19

him. The alternative theory

21:21

that also sense. The had

21:24

both been island were.

21:26

both seek walk around you can

21:28

continue to see people like it was

21:30

very cool and When they wake

21:32

up and you're caught the contract. Like it's your left

21:35

to. And then

21:37

there's block chain. There's.

21:39

Crypto currencies the winners, the story that, like

21:42

so, and about bitcoin by ten years ago,

21:44

another bajillion air like Padre

21:46

occurrence, the speech rights little

21:48

bunch of different things that. Are happening, but all of

21:50

this is under the umbrella of what three.

21:57

If you have recently been living here

21:59

in A.

22:00

Are you understand their prices on everything

22:02

has gone up and it it?

22:05

A. Little Leery, yes, it is crazy

22:07

and for those of you who are reliant on prescriptions

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like, in many ways.

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25:02

When it comes a tricky appearances.

25:04

The United. a lot of us consider

25:06

it said just be for folks that are

25:08

in this like very elevated

25:10

nerdy space but would you say

25:13

that is his

25:15

Going to be far more

25:17

mainstream than it really is now

25:19

one hundred percent and a the big bang, Goldman

25:22

and Morgan Stanley are starting to

25:24

add cryptocurrency to their balance sheet

25:26

and also undergrad. Ah,

25:29

me. That are web three

25:31

and other words one. Canada, not conservative

25:33

base in the world. Starting

25:35

to ah?

25:37

Integrate them into their financial percent

25:40

and state and federal governments

25:42

are adding was the state of Tennessee just passed

25:44

a crypt lot. You

25:46

know it took. Yeah, through Congress

25:48

didn't even know what have faced with a black money when

25:51

Mark Zuckerberg was executed as banks,

25:53

but they bring back there like of widow regulator's

25:55

MY. It

25:58

ironic because it's like this.

26:00

How can you be moving forward

26:02

while moving backwards said: "Like we're going

26:04

to regulate it's money and, like, really

26:06

understand the tech world, but we're also going to

26:08

become more archaic five slick Rick,

26:10

rescinding civil rights law

26:12

by resembling LALU.

26:14

When I. run productive was

26:17

very losing power of it

26:19

was to raise side Like

26:22

Web three allows for it the

26:24

central I. That

26:26

a power dynamics people

26:28

are. Creating their own community.

26:32

The block chain and think like the

26:34

fleming to give you some examples because I know what

26:36

the block. To because that. I'd

26:38

heard the were block chain and I. thought

26:41

knew what it was don't it's,

26:44

too much to try to explain. that

26:46

you have an egg Let's

26:48

just call it a centralized. The

26:51

ledger. Shadow

26:54

map, okay? That

26:57

ah, but let slip smitten Amanda

26:59

Hills world. Right so.

27:03

Why did I could tell you that? Everything

27:05

pregnant, gonna want to be a comedy show. An

27:08

nfc they got through that they attended

27:11

one of your comedy show. Right

27:13

for you know several fair brock about

27:15

me. Back on the day. What would

27:17

you have offered you? That woman

27:19

who's been supporting his since day one

27:22

what kind of access would you be open to

27:24

giving harbor warning her for her

27:27

deep? loyalty not these new people but

27:29

oh gee people who supported you may

27:31

say I'm gonna give you

27:33

access to lifetime pass whenever you want to come,

27:35

there's something of years ago when we take years about honestly.

27:38

Energy be like time period.

27:39

Or I'm working on a new show I would love for you to

27:41

see it from to be invited to red carpet, as my guess

27:44

you might come up with different ways

27:46

to. reward

27:49

people who have a regular heat from the beginning.

27:52

That, how would you know that it was true? Right?

27:56

You would give him an energy.

27:59

Nine fragile. How can you give them crew

28:01

that they had attended? And

28:04

bad. You can look it up.

28:07

Mister, jalopy letter that nobody can mess up. The

28:09

centralized public. That

28:12

your. Hey.

28:15

Hipster. Then. I

28:18

see. That a very good

28:20

grounds, which you would you don't know. The

28:23

record. The centralized

28:25

public record at the government,

28:27

yeah, know. The

28:30

who runs it? Everybody

28:32

ran good at the whole, said their servers

28:35

everywhere and

28:37

bit as right. The get buried I see mine's running

28:39

had somebody or another possesses the unlikely event

28:42

that as out.

28:44

about the brooklyn the us government socratic There.

28:48

The Globe. Okay.

28:50

And federal provides really exciting, actually,

28:52

when you talked about how he's

28:54

black access and black people.

28:58

Real opportunity pressure, the black people,

29:00

is that when we start to build our

29:02

own? Economics in

29:04

to like the man can say,

29:06

hey. Amanda.

29:08

If you have your own someone who have

29:10

your and a t like, oh, bet they can come

29:12

to Africa. If you get better,

29:14

you get that. Right for, we can start

29:16

to do trades in ways

29:18

that aren't US dollars. Ah,

29:23

and. My pleasure. So

29:26

another debbouze young I'm just relieved.

29:29

Their own energy collection consolidation.

29:31

The hand it sold out immediately and

29:34

they have different levels of NFC that you can

29:36

buy the contract with the different profit, they

29:38

even have a lifetime access to control

29:40

our past. And. It had all

29:43

these things like you get credit for food and beverage, you

29:45

get to be on the on the stage for this, he gets

29:47

to do this that and. So

29:50

there's lot of practical ways think about it, also

29:52

you could do it at the visual membership right like

29:54

so, how could it better than key or

29:57

your local? Y'm m c I could be an nfc

30:00

Right like you can create accent

30:02

and. The Arab, a digital

30:04

membership by owning an nfc the patches

30:06

the J paper, the image it's like what is the

30:08

image kids were question, it's a community.

30:12

I think that's the part that a lot of us have not known

30:14

about in sex, yeah?

30:16

That second part is the one that hasn't really

30:18

been illuminated I feel like I've just been

30:20

trying to understand why this image itself

30:22

is so impactful or

30:25

via yeah valuable and I'm like it's a

30:28

it's. smoking dog smoking don't know

30:30

enough about that will change over time

30:32

and time think like okay that's why

30:36

What you original company the,

30:38

but you don't really exist anymore of like who

30:40

uses motive felt no one.

30:43

Right, right, things will die like companies will die,

30:46

things will go away their. The fad

30:48

or we add and downs who would have thought the periscope

30:51

would have died or I would have died, you know, things go

30:53

on a down and left and right to.

30:56

Don't be attached to be. Companies

31:00

platform trained, robust platforms

31:02

and ladder it's the can censor the way of thinking

31:04

and he underlined lot

31:07

of our operating and.

31:09

Generally, that that's blockchain, which

31:11

is what enables us to do all of these things,

31:13

so um, yes, you

31:15

can go by a J pag and that'll get you access

31:17

system party in New York and percent, but

31:20

that community may die. In two years.

31:23

I. Did they say it is like, you know, if you buy

31:25

this, and as he don't think of it as like forever

31:28

thing, you gotta understand that buying it in a getting?

31:30

You access as you more so does

31:32

involve yourself in community that

31:34

operating and by nature by

31:36

you getting into that makes you are

31:39

trans, you are.

31:41

Rumbling for you're moving further along

31:44

like Yeah not station as if any amazed

31:46

and are getting actually avenue people share

31:48

information people get strep

31:50

people money people spend people

31:53

send. each other

31:54

Their energies of you have one and have to admit to make

31:57

all manage epic fantasy read and actually

31:59

the second in A. The cocker worth money and

32:01

then and then and it keeps going

32:04

and so ah like ours are present

32:06

energy ticket for Africa.

32:08

Wow, when you buy a cheap rapper type?

32:11

Which is the same price of the rather take it

32:13

either, but now I know

32:16

that sure about it, and now

32:18

I'm gonna reward you for it, so now I'm going to be like triggers

32:20

a mercy. Hey. There's

32:23

private party. Hey, next

32:25

year on me. Right now,

32:27

you're you've gotten into our community we have

32:30

Hi, my community. That form

32:32

of discord, which is where we all talk.

32:35

Share permission and people can talk to each other

32:38

we could offer created Africa Token

32:40

were weekly. Have pet project currency

32:43

where we pay our speak.

32:43

In U.S. dollars or applicant

32:46

token that can be redeemed for other things right

32:48

so you start to build your own internal.

32:51

The economics that are not regulated by

32:53

the U.S. government. You're

32:56

not paying taxes, why

32:58

I read the ten noted crazy like fire

33:00

by, like, "What are we gonna get pathetic?"

33:02

Red pepper. the government's

33:04

like that

33:06

Right because I'm just like this is,

33:09

you do pay taxes on NFC is because their assets

33:11

that salad appreciate in value, but it is very.

33:14

Everyone playing catch up. The man.

33:18

I mean, even in the short conversation I'm beginning to understand

33:21

his way. The currently

33:23

and think that.

33:24

Is it fair to say was that is

33:26

that, as you were saying that you know things change so rapidly, like

33:28

right now, this is the way and f T's are being

33:30

the most effective in the way they're being utilized,

33:33

but we're going to see that shift as with

33:35

anything but as? The government becomes more aware

33:37

and try to well as way into.

33:39

The your weight, etcetera at my request

33:41

as black people is that we participate

33:43

because it will have Bob and move.

33:46

"The people were involved and move it it's just

33:49

like a political campaign we must

33:51

ask question the candidates we must

33:53

participate in early voting for the they know that we're

33:55

watching" nightmare

33:57

responding, so it it. The

33:59

club. The Democratic. They're buttons or progressive,

34:02

he don't, we did, let Conservatives brought

34:04

whole thing and progress as well as questions you're gonna go particle.

34:07

Right right right,

34:09

but if figured out but a

34:12

Everybody talking and people, one of the middle, so

34:14

back for from participating, where it leads,

34:17

lightweight, are gonna run into an

34:19

area.

34:21

The already Irish when

34:23

we they say it.

34:26

I mean, how do you challenge that

34:28

ah in the worthy that are doing like in a row in

34:30

A? The practical

34:32

way.

34:34

Wow, I try not to make about family,

34:36

try to make it about us because will. The

34:39

exhausted trying to. Right,

34:42

right? That. Yeah.

34:45

So my biggest thing just had

34:47

a meeting about it this morning as like we need for onboard

34:50

and many black people as possible

34:52

to the basic web.

34:54

three o'clock train vaccine

34:57

filed buying distraction

34:59

okay the crypto currency even if it's fifty dollars

35:01

even if inside ten dollars

35:04

ah me Being creators

35:06

in the same and actually knowing how to do

35:08

that, so to me, my machine

35:10

and blackberries national average next mission

35:13

is to be and. The We're

35:15

Learning Share, let's not wait til we're perfect

35:17

blood family still, you know? Ten

35:20

years from our added the h'd d like. We

35:23

need it would not have to wait for a pint

35:25

we need like. Get as much information

35:27

out of possible and couple of can easily

35:30

we need to work with these tech company to make sure

35:32

that they continue that diverse employees.

35:35

The here. That, as they're building it,

35:37

peppers or billion his tools were coming up with

35:39

the future, you know, Instagram, not

35:41

procedure. Right

35:43

on my way. Wait and

35:46

crime rate companies that are on their way and

35:48

we need to make sure we are early employee the company.

35:52

Yeah.

35:54

Ah, is there someone you

35:56

that about like onboard, and what does that look like is

35:58

that just continuing?

36:00

To create AH

36:02

is that is continuing to share from a same through the

36:04

bloody channels is that

36:06

I will be angry, what are the podcast?

36:09

Going and doing their own research. Yeah,

36:12

literally like.

36:13

Reading. Time on YouTube there so many incredible

36:15

YouTube channel ah, but there's a podcast

36:17

called Same Class as lot of

36:19

really great conversations that you could just possibly

36:22

with sensuously it. Is for the vocabulary

36:24

because it is vocabulary, I get it because

36:27

mean you're using words even like venture

36:29

was like amateur folks even know what that means

36:32

you. Know that Arlen Hamilton on the show,

36:34

Ah, and so our land, you know, definitely

36:36

says you guys have not listened to the side effects

36:38

as being a Ah, what

36:40

was that? Episode side effects of being on

36:42

dirt. Estimated.

36:44

I think it was your arm because would

36:46

Hamilton was there that she was like, you know,

36:49

folks did not believe in me, but doubt it together and

36:51

have. A multimillion dollar venture funds

36:53

and measure capitalism as people who make

36:56

money investing in other people's ideas yet

36:58

I've raised talk when it million dollars

37:00

in venture capital per day and.

37:02

It is not so. People get me out that

37:04

money back.

37:06

I'm gonna get it back and then said the not be the grazier

37:09

and. what do you do without money like when you say you're

37:11

gonna get it back and then some how does that actually

37:13

get applied Well, that would mean we

37:15

fell back of the shed or idea. Yeah,

37:18

yeah, and then they get their money back and

37:21

face the return, and so do I

37:24

do, you know, from and to my place,

37:26

and then all of a sudden we have Black Knight the.

37:30

All. Of a sudden we have the billionaires

37:33

that running around when,

37:35

you talked about earlier about how black that he has

37:38

multiple products he's is give us some insight

37:40

into just. The ways in which gravity has expanded

37:42

why you decided to go, into

37:44

these other. spaces yeah so

37:46

glad that he Her to required

37:49

are travelling on. Shadow an

37:51

hour.

37:52

We're own, of course I for track.

37:55

Which we created and house twenty one nine

37:57

be and from at twenty one and.

37:59

and we answer The A ad Network has

38:01

the largest black ad network. The

38:03

war. black publishers

38:05

which includes. Which means we run ad

38:08

sales like when you go on their website,

38:10

you see ads are cheater. Running a

38:12

technology and selling those advertisements

38:15

on behalf of back publishers like the Shade Room.

38:17

They're alert hobby. I

38:20

would have laughed at in

38:22

a variety of other black publishers, and the reason

38:24

we do that is because. We're stronger

38:26

together when we go into these big agencies

38:29

and we go to these big Grantham page, see

38:31

you can't overlook. You have

38:33

to pay to do the as but. it should

38:35

little of me and i only have a million you

38:37

know followers yeah they don't

38:39

happen You can make collective, we were

38:41

much stronger. And office

38:43

supply demand if you don't work with as you don't get any

38:46

of the idea because I'm on about over

38:48

here and we do it right or years and.

38:53

That is wondering why Blah, but he ain't that

38:55

the company has been able to be so powerful

38:57

that off with true to our branch

38:59

is because we've been able to control. And

39:02

influence the industry and edited been

39:04

at the whim of what be paid not getting an agency

39:06

companies wanted to do and not off of

39:08

I had to buy and build more

39:11

brand for just one because were multifaceted.

39:13

Community like the person who likes to travel to Arden

39:16

doesn't read. Seventy the person who goes

39:18

out for doesn't, reach i don't even

39:20

know what had on act as you know bucket right

39:23

to shutting our community Like I

39:25

retired and every day.

39:27

The time and I believe you to the

39:29

not yes, the we're not a monolith,

39:31

and we say that all the time and I feel like you know what

39:34

you're explaining in just the way

39:36

the you all have, as have acquired these different spaces,

39:39

is the uniqueness of your

39:41

brand's.

39:43

That with it passed a half the guess

39:45

that my happiness facts like my it.

39:48

That yes.

39:50

the customer base

39:51

"The way I me with my pony, a black like I've really

39:53

tried to just get better understanding

39:55

of our audience in that way and I think in the beginning was

39:58

like Officer and a comedy show", but added. Hey,

40:00

more about.

40:00

Community. And more about dislikes

40:03

with who's actually coming to this show on

40:05

what do they want him coming to this show

40:07

a really has shifted and then

40:10

we during the pandemic so? When

40:12

you would occupy the metaverse, we did version, I

40:14

mean, when you were talking about Afro.

40:16

Are they being mehta, yeah, we did like

40:18

a version of that was my friend, am black,

40:20

where you could go into like pre show

40:22

that had like vendors, as

40:26

you said?

40:27

Yeah we used often and but then

40:30

have him was doing too much says.

40:32

the and like three but It's

40:35

quota. Then

40:37

I mean, was I'll say this, had never considered

40:39

anything like that every like didn't even

40:41

know that was possible that people

40:44

could. Be.

40:46

In that space in multiple different ways,

40:48

I guess that's what mean like you could be looking at benders,

40:50

but you could also be like doing

40:52

one on one conversation that.

40:55

You could also be listening to the DJ and,

40:57

like, be in the room with the DJ, we had spinning and

40:59

was like.

41:01

The prayer felt. move

41:03

out like of them

41:05

Yeah, it's a damn that was the go,

41:07

you know enough with the goal, but I.

41:10

I'm. Curious if you know you're

41:12

not just a black person, take your about

41:15

one in taxes, and you

41:17

know what has that been it, we're that experience than for

41:19

you and I'm. Not assuming that has been struggle, but I'm

41:21

just curious in terms of like you're on

41:23

team that started with two brothers

41:25

and you if you have unique point. Of view,

41:27

that your brain so that conversations I would love to

41:29

hear just more about, like, what your

41:32

path and your space has been ends,

41:34

what you wanted to be.

41:36

Well you, know i think that

41:39

being that black woman in fact be fact black founder

41:41

raising Venture funding and

41:43

a majority white. Venture

41:45

funding world people who are investing in the companies.

41:49

Share you know it's not an easy

41:52

like I don't want to say

41:54

like like,. punched

41:57

in the face every day like superbly are

41:59

mostly yeah definitely

42:01

difficult and. i

42:03

think it's difficult for any woman in

42:06

black woman in power Internally

42:08

and externally within the own company he

42:10

others that returns are like you're disrespecting

42:12

me because I'm a while then you're just because of lack

42:14

well maybe if it were friends but if out of the

42:16

white man he would chew the like that same.

42:19

way that The fee then

42:21

investors when you're evaluating my company,

42:23

your after the hundred and one question, but I know

42:25

you didn't as Jimmy over here.

42:28

Had. You don't either believe me that what I tell

42:30

you as well how much revenue we're doing

42:32

or how much our audiences engage the don't believe

42:35

the don't get the benefit. Of the where,

42:37

am and offered so if

42:39

you make the same time make the save face hurts

42:42

and they linger and that you don't like into

42:44

the. And about fact as fast

42:46

don't pay and what's considered

42:48

a mistake. has so much of

42:50

this is so willy nilly that i'm just like how even

42:53

considering things mistakes at san miscalculated

42:55

our cash flow and all that fat and our revenue

42:58

are like our biggest outlook smile

43:00

right with got lot of money coming in but

43:03

it's accounts receivable right so they

43:05

have appeared as yeah

43:06

And we've got coming out and

43:09

let's see what am I investors look for, the bank others

43:11

all my gosh you only have a million

43:13

dollars left in the bank will run out of money

43:15

you methanol. And

43:18

I'm like wow. You

43:20

know? Hi my.

43:22

gonna come in and is you were doing a thing

43:25

like is fine is made it I

43:27

know told you it's gonna be one point sign of abating but on

43:29

the wind, but like for fine about the

43:31

white man I'd be going to be given to the benefit

43:33

of doubt was like, "Okay, cool, here's

43:35

a couple more weeks like was the second" The

43:38

black woman it's like, okay? We

43:40

don't need every day senior prenup yeah yeah,

43:43

it's the I am it like I'm getting all

43:45

the additional consequences for

43:47

Atlantic. percent powder that was

43:49

it's that little bit of a misjudgment

43:51

these things are fluid and so

43:53

that the child Because then you think you're

43:55

crazy, it's like it's coming.

43:58

And they don't mean to. And you're not really

44:01

example. The making one at that late. Those

44:03

are the types of came from think we're not gonna death or

44:05

the Dalai Max is exhausting

44:08

and thrive when I talk to my black female

44:10

friends at our founders and

44:12

entrepreneurs we. might have the same

44:14

numbers as soon as the but

44:16

we're tired

44:19

We're ready to get out there to go off. We

44:22

don't feel fuel, we don't feel energized

44:24

and felt I spent a lot of my time trying to

44:26

build community for entrepreneurs. For

44:29

black women because we

44:31

just need to hang out with each other with each

44:33

other and just be okay

44:36

being ourselves about always been on. What

44:39

keeps us?

44:42

Yeah. I think

44:44

that I've tried to get out a couple times

44:46

mentally like has been couple times with something

44:48

I. We've tried to be like that and I

44:50

been suffering. The like you know what need to just fall

44:53

back for seconds and on what mean like quit

44:55

my job and CEO. of

44:57

these companies are likely these likely buy them

44:59

times a month by month ago started

45:01

school the school and mouse About

45:04

it. The read it. out but

45:06

those are the time guided by michael fathers

45:08

and i really do really lot I

45:11

mean gotta pick up a little bit over here because I need

45:13

for back right or like a duty to bitch he

45:15

said am I moved and met a layer

45:17

and I moved to Nashville Tennessee left

45:20

out, of the rat race in a way because I'm

45:22

good except for favorable for me here.

45:25

i don't feel When I'm finished

45:27

with work I still feel tired don't

45:30

feel like didn't know anything about side

45:32

and Ernie that on that.

45:36

site and now i live in nashville where

45:38

nobody After me and.

45:42

You know, it's not a current state, hey, can you go here, can

45:44

you come here, can you come from, they can you do that

45:46

sort of better not, and you just say no, and

45:49

he killed? City for going on now,

45:51

I don't my air. Ha

45:53

ha ha, was in the middle of nowhere

45:56

and that's what if he was actually kind of coffee.

45:58

Look then. Why?

46:01

Now I just kind of an employee

46:03

the relive and as realized my music director it's

46:05

money and legs is moved to Nashville online

46:09

now. sentencing laws are not vibes

46:11

tennessee laws as Very

46:13

contacts, however, but yes, hear you. There's

46:16

no income tax in Tennessee. Interesting.

46:20

mean, it's Republican. Right?

46:22

That makes sense it's a weird place, so I did see

46:24

a lot of just like random said that's coming out

46:26

to Tennessee. Around just different

46:29

bills, they're getting into do. them like you're

46:31

given slider tennessee you're

46:33

giving Texas are.

46:36

really getting really little willy nilly

46:38

what they are now like it like don't like little

46:40

like any there i don't like it either and yet

46:44

Would rather be here and Donnie

46:47

and be actors, yeah, I had

46:49

have the space to be, ah, yes, and

46:51

the entertaining. The right? Like

46:55

actually get care about anything right now because

46:57

am. During my best.

47:00

Yeah, I hear that I'm doing

47:02

my has stood there really is real

47:05

and this allay, and

47:07

know this was listening that can attest to this,

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it's as an energy we're also like

47:12

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47:13

You can get caught in the space, and even if you do

47:15

have downtime, it can feel like.

47:18

Not. Downtime that it's negative

47:20

negligence, yeah, now I i

47:23

shouldn't be relaxing right now because I'm letting something

47:26

passed me by, you know, and seven so

47:28

that brunch right now. And then invited me and seven

47:30

says as the there were none of that I would listen

47:32

to their this and you. know

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go in that makes I saw it as well?

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I do that at Oculus A,

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me one and i was like ooh

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it. Ibrahim looking like a crazy

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fiat i had on fired now i'm not going

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do think it might get video games

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you could actually the site hang out fuck

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around a play video games together and like

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I think the building community and

51:09

realize and awful and online

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actually will bring us? They're together because you don't have

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the physical fight. That's a barrier of fame

51:15

the that there's ride globally,

51:18

and my Then I do think there's not betrayed

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her good, but only if people like us.

51:23

Fighter out in makes a good thing

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or offered kind of it's. Look more like point and.

51:28

Making them thanks for the black. Yeah.

51:32

Sounds about right is that this

51:34

is a I'm unrelated question, but related,

51:37

did you watch Queen's Gambit?

51:40

Yeah.

51:41

Would you like it as a chance champ

51:43

as idle observer? Africa.

51:47

Come on like I remember would.

51:49

Make sure my mantra rollers my hair the night

51:51

before our my chest match because I knew

51:53

that the cuter looked the more they would underestimate me

51:56

and they would use their experimental like

51:58

check openings and set of the. Instead,

52:00

it run everything, make the same. Yeah,

52:04

man, was assessed yes.

52:07

Do you feel like your knowledge of chess has come

52:09

to help you and your knowledge of handling business?

52:12

A hundred percent burning

52:14

trash.

52:15

Rob. Me how to think strategically, it had

52:18

to think through Matrix except

52:20

the decision in other words when you're in when

52:22

you're playing Chess you don't think about your Mohican

52:24

about look. And look for the table there and then

52:26

of Famer Bear where my them and of I'm of that

52:28

and where it then where would I do and then

52:31

how do I? Get I'm here and, it's like

52:33

well as they didn't make that move and is how they move

52:35

set up a. fight see you're constantly

52:38

think learning how to think through

52:40

complex Interaction

52:43

and you don't have to meet their body language, do think this

52:45

person's a risk/taker do I think this person

52:47

is going to try to? Have you me on this

52:49

list take over here like but I

52:51

think that they're nervous think they're paying

52:53

attention when they get distracted you also become

52:56

really good at poker income really

52:58

good and is Lisa I'm?

53:01

Yeah, definitely think. Right,

53:04

you. Isis strategy

53:06

thing interview have kids ninety one it with

53:08

listen and as is like. Oh, okay,

53:11

but don't mind feature teacher nieces and

53:13

nephews like is really good as

53:15

have begun brain is evolving

53:17

and. Growing for them to learn

53:19

how to fix. Then.

53:22

Sorry we, gotta think

53:24

strategically our cities or he is very important

53:27

ah, so. teetering

53:30

we as a segment here on

53:32

the so called the Where we provide our listeners

53:34

the some supplementary each.

53:36

In for mate was a supplementary resources

53:38

the hell that span this conversation and in

53:40

this case I feel like it's more important than ever

53:43

because feel like for a lot of folks who this conversation

53:45

had of lotta newness so.

53:48

would love it i know you mentioned at some stuff earlier

53:50

but would love if you could provide ah

53:53

Any more examples of? i'm

53:56

you know whether it's podcast or you tube

53:58

channel so follow Or?

54:01

etc that people can like sink their teeth into

54:03

to helps get on the good foot

54:05

in" Three and my.

54:08

Go around Coin Day, which

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is one of the biggest companies that AH

54:13

has crypto products, crypto currency

54:15

products are like a bank. I

54:18

didn't have. a website called

54:21

crypto basic cycling base and this is really

54:23

good quick videos

54:25

on it's just better terminology

54:27

i think that's a great The start, ah?

54:30

There is paragraph, an image in Cardiff'a class. class

54:34

Which is podcast teaching about that

54:36

financial, like more conceptual

54:38

parts of went Three", so when I was talking about. The

54:41

U.S. dollar is run by the United States government,

54:43

the what happens when governments short run dollars

54:46

and currencies, what can that

54:48

unlocks for us about Kobe class

54:50

contrast? The

54:53

UN. There's actually a black

54:55

folks doing interesting things to the states to snoop

54:57

dog is one of the biggest and as she collectors

54:59

said, follow suit up on Twitter lot

55:02

of this epic happening on Twitter of I'm

55:04

so dark on Twitter, look at literally

55:06

nfc Twitter. This.

55:09

Out there is there are things like, like Twitter

55:11

and just hang out and quick around juvenile

55:14

had project coming out and Twitter

55:16

mean I'm an nfc project coming out. Nice

55:19

did some cool seven and of she's kind

55:22

of course did, and it's cheaper exact

55:24

ah so. We're

55:27

doing bags for any.

55:30

We're in it and you can be in it

55:32

to yeah, you can enjoy

55:34

a happy life.

55:35

For. It if you want to learn with I guess

55:37

we had a fan I'm

55:40

in there, have you been hit me up, I will literally

55:42

seen anybody all these resources

55:44

by? Whatever, however, can be helpful,

55:47

it is a part of my responsibility

55:49

and my job and lavish responsibility

55:52

to do this for. When

55:54

his Africa? There's

55:57

that. I

56:00

have a hundred employees sampans.

56:02

their ah Is.

56:09

There still available is it law as virtual is

56:11

it in person because our metaverse experience

56:13

so this will be great opportunity for people

56:16

of who want to experience the. Metaverse for

56:18

the first time it's super easy on

56:20

me or tickets still available to go to

56:23

experience that Africa dot com um.

56:25

and then we have our big conference in austin texas

56:28

austin november which i would love to have you at

56:30

the about that later and that Hand

56:33

twenty thousand black folks in good

56:36

faith coming into Austin, Texas, they

56:38

can get to learn, we are music

56:41

we've got all these campaigns and.

56:43

You'll actually be committed, buildings

56:45

that. You'll have to end up comedy

56:48

edit the agree that semi,

56:52

the regime, regime

56:54

where my god we're going to

56:56

use yeah it's and margaret. need arise

56:59

tell me out real quick rebecca In

57:02

that era when bell.

57:13

I would love to get this.

57:15

The that people can join afro tax

57:18

like. On the fly, it

57:20

that's possible.

57:21

You

57:35

mean the? air here

57:38

A lack of. and ah

57:41

The never worked at there's still plenty of

57:43

that might average at is always doing things this

57:45

is our. The medical procedure. The

57:49

don't want me to, I am it let me find this, Ah?

57:53

The bad habits air and civil of miss

57:55

the metaverse ah,

57:57

the i'm just giving a different the mean just

58:00

Yeah. But. The

58:02

time bear to bloom will have mess

58:04

the metaverse, so if they miss the

58:06

metaverse, ah, I'm, I'm

58:08

where are the advertised things that they can get involved

58:11

in between now and it's

58:13

there's gonna be big one in November.

58:16

Yup. So they can join a the discord,

58:19

the so that they can stay connected with the community

58:21

and you can come to our big conference in November,

58:23

which is in Austin, Texas. I'm,

58:26

but I think the first thing is like just follow the accounts

58:28

on Instagram, follow the tick tock,

58:31

get familiar, joined the email newsletter,

58:33

this is all free stuff besides the. Conference'so

58:35

so first to get comfortable

58:38

and familiar with vocabulary and also

58:40

know that there's like thousands of black folks really

58:42

angered doing this, you know, like, so

58:45

we're going to speak. "Your language, yeah, there's community,

58:47

my, yeah, like we

58:49

can't get you know, so those are

58:51

the first steps, join the discord, follow

58:53

us on the social platforms", Start

58:55

Reading start. Investing your time and treat

58:57

it like he'd go back to school for a second, you know

58:59

what I mean yep to get, yeah, I'm on it

59:02

on service or like just. Take our, are

59:04

we? Yeah, and is slowly

59:06

studying, you heard that are treated

59:09

like you're going back to school for a second that

59:11

right there is such importance. Guys

59:14

with has so many of us sites.

59:17

We. Didn't give yourself permission to, like, have

59:19

a discipline about learning something new, and

59:22

then we get side swiped, you know, we

59:24

get blindsided what I bought my house had a. Treat

59:26

it like was going back to school for a second,

59:28

headset says, "Line like, okay,

59:30

this is all new vocabulary I mean to read

59:32

up on some things you. Know that do a plan love.

59:35

You already have a whole life of experience

59:37

that you're standing on, so it's not like you're starting

59:39

from scratch, I think a lot of us.

59:42

Wow, it's are free, the like on man, this

59:44

is gonna be so much by it.

59:46

When our tickets or even when I started learning about

59:48

what was with about what's going on in Palestine,

59:50

you know there was. They

59:52

kind of fear had at first about and

59:54

the and that it wasn't so by outward.

59:57

quoted as well and people, but this year that like

59:59

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we literally are not even in a conversation because

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we can't understand the conversation so

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we're willing to pay fifty dollars on that

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you should be willing to spend fifty dollars or hundred dollars

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to just buy a couple books and learn to

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the. There it is and

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they're like. The up on line there's

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like gum. Master

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that is was he on the podcast more games so.

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much margins always willing morgan

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is always giving herself as black

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comedian come out of st louis so louis get it

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you know st louis is definitely

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place of community we know that ferguson

1:01:41

was not the beginning of that neither case

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and sam i love what you guys are doing are blobby

1:01:46

we've worked together a blobby before and to

1:01:48

see bobby continue to grow and

1:01:50

expand it under the

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umbrella of we doing this sort of black folks

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is just beautiful thing so We

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don't have that protects November.

1:02:00

We don't figure that out and

1:02:02

a you all get on polarity, get

1:02:04

on discord, and let's get into this.

1:02:07

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1:02:11

What are the hundred employees? For

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once.

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to your patriotic and really honestly

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I'm into your only like we shoveled separate combination

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of those David. You're like two

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seconds away from a Web three community because

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you already have people paying for teach you how

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many already have group of people organize

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1:02:52

You know that feel and even

1:02:54

would like my pony in black and like as saying to

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get like back on the road again like beverages.

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like the real? Two. That

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you've got it, you're not you already get it,

1:03:21

it just needs to be refrain. Then.

1:03:24

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have a half as bad as life, it's great.

1:03:31

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well, thank you think.

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