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Rocking the... We're talking about your Shinala watch. I'm glad Detroit's coming back, you know, and I like how Shainola represents. Shinole is definitely one of the things that's great about Detroit. Yeah, they say it, like, made in Detroit. They're proud. Yes. Which we didn't have for a long time. Dude. Detroit is the craziest story. If you'd know the story about Detroit, like in the 1950s and 60s, it was the third richest city in the world. Well, yeah, it was called the Paris of the Midwest. And it's a city that's still built for seven million people with supposedly 700,000 living in it. I mean, so you do see a lot

of like, how is there like a million dollar condo in the same place that has like eight abandoned

other apartments? It's when you go downtown, it makes no sense logistically. Do you ever watch

that show Top Gear? Oh, yeah. Jeremy Clarkson. I think it was easier. Top Gear was maybe the one they did after that that they did for Amazon.

But they went to Detroit and they bought a house for $500.

Yeah, you can.

And there's also the people that buy them and open the door and get mulled by pit bulls.

Or you see the ones that like, they'll put a like a pumpkin pad. Like they'll do an urban farm, which is hysterical. And you'll see like these hippies on the news, like they cut my face and stole my plums. And I'm scared. It's like, yeah, but you're in a crack neighborhood. Nobody wants your farm. No, we're gentrifying. Yeah. Isn't that what you guys want? It's like they don't want that at all. There's some delusional fucking people out there, dude.

And what they did to Detroit, like, anybody that thinks that you should allow corporations to just take all the jobs and move them overseas.

Well, this is just like corporate decision making and it's a prudent

financial decision making and look at Detroit. Look what they did. It's a prime example of like,

that was the American dream. And they're like, we'll just, we'll assemble them in Mexico.

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