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So, it's interesting while you're
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talking about this whole religion thing.
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While you're in, who has reached out to
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want to support?
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We talked about this last time briefly.
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Being a Muslim yourself, have some of
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the most powerful Muslims reached out,
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trying to help out, figuring out a way
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to get you out?
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Yeah, absolutely.
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They certainly have.
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And also, the amount of mail I got from
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Muslims around the world was completely incredible.
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When I was in the cell with Tristan, he
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even said, he said, well, I'm
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Christian, nobody's written to me.
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Yeah so it was kind of amazing to
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support that you have from the
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Brotherhood and you certainly feel part
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of the family and I've had a lot of
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support from them as a whole.
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It was Ramadan at the time I was in
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jail so my first Ramadan was in jail so
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that was certainly interesting because
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you eat when the Sun goes down and my
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meal came when the Sun was up so I'd
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have to cover it up and try and hide it
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from cockroaches and wait for the Sun
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to go down and then eat it cold by
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myself but I felt like you if you're
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gonna do it the first time you may as
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well jump in the deep end and do it
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hard so I did that and that was a
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experience and jail as a whole I mean
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there's so many stories I can tell
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there's so many different ways I
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remember it there were times I laughed
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I will sit and say some of the best
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days of my life were in jail get out of
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here yeah and some of the worst days my
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life for in jail but there were days
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where me and Tristan we're finally in
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the same cell there's times we laughed
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like we've never laugh before.
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I'll sit and admit that's absolutely
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not really true.
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I feel like if you're gonna be the kind
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of person who strives for an
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exceptional life, which is what I am, I
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think I'd be a coward if I said I want
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an exceptional life, but I only want to
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be exceptional in a good way.
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I don't think that's genuine.
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I want an exceptional life.
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And exceptional means away from the norm.
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And away from the norm means flying
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your Bugatti on a jet to Dubai and
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taking your own plane to meet it there.
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And it also means a Romanian dungeon
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with cockroaches on New Year's Eve.
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They're both exceptional experiences.
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And the times I was with my brother and
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it was just him and I, we truly had
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some genuine days where we laughed like
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we always laugh.
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Me and him laugh and have fun on a
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private jet and we laughed and had fun
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in a Romanian prison cell because
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that's just who we are.
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And I also have to give my brother some
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credit while we're here.
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I would like to state that I absolutely
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genuinely believe I have the best
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brother in the world.
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And I'll tell you why.
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I always knew I had the best brother in
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the world, but he proved it in jail and
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I'll tell you why.
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My brother was put in jail for being my brother.
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He hasn't said any videos.
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He hasn't said anything on the internet.
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He hasn't said any of the things I've
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supposedly said.
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The Matrix isn't attacking him.
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The BBC doesn't print about him nothing.
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Why was Tristan Tate in jail?
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Because it's Tate brothers.
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So they just took him and threw him in
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his cell.
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Now, what's interesting is when I got
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out of jail, so many people near me got heat.
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All business partners got heat with the tax.
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They got hit with like a tax paperwork
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and they were calling everyone who's
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ever known me and ex girlfriends got
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heat and all these people got heat.
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And some people complained, some people
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didn't, but some people were like, Oh,
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since you've been in jail, it's been so
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stressful for me.
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The media is outside my house.
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I'm stressful for you.
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I was in jail.
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What do you want me to do?
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And people were complaining at me.
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And as these people start to complain,
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I sat there, I said to Tristan, you got
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thrown in jail purely for being my brother.
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And never for a fraction of a second,
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did you even moan?
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Didn't even, not even for a fraction of
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a second, did he say, Oh, they only put
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me here because of you.
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Why am I here?
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I'm innocent.
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This is nothing to do with me.
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Nothing.
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In fact, he said the absolute opposite.
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He said, I am so glad I went to jail
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with you.
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I would be furious if they sent you
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here by yourself.
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If they're going to lock you up, they
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better lock me up.
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And there was a time about two months
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in because there's less media pressure
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on Tristan.
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They're talking about releasing Tristan first.
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And he was saying, no, I won't leave
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without Andrew going down with the ship.
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I won't leave unless my brother leaves.
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I won't leave and he was telling the guards.
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I won't leave keep me here I'm not
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leaving and then they said the judge
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says you have to leave you to leave
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because then I will stand outside the
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gate I'll sleep outside.
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I ain't leaving this jail and our
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lawyer said well We can make an appeal
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to just release you because there's
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less media scrutiny around you interesting.
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No Andrews in jail I'm in jail Refused
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to leave.
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He was adamant.
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He had to stay That's a brother for me
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and it was the same for me I said to
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Tristan if they came into me if the
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Andrew go home, I'll be like no no way
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Tristan's in jail, I'm in jail, we're
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in jail together.
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He never for a second complained, never
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bitched, never moaned, and he was only
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in jail for being my brother.
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And then I come out and there's other
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people, oh, they sent me a piece of
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paper, blah, blah, blah.
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You're moaning?
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It's unbelievable.
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You truly learn, like I said, jail
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confirms everything you already knew
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about the world, and you truly learn
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who's on your side and who isn't.
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And that's good to learn, but it's
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actually crazy.
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The also, the larger psychological
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analysis of it all, everyone lives
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inside their own minds, right?
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So it's kind of crazy.
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I came out of jail.
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And some of the first messages I got
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from people was them complaining about
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the problems me being in jail had given
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like, you think that wouldn't happen, right?
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You think, Oh, you come out of jail,
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people would be like, Oh, are you okay?
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They're like, Oh, you're okay.
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You're out now.
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Okay, yeah.
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Well, listen, mo.
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You'd be amazed.
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You'd be amazed.
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And I'm like, I was in jail.
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What do you want me to do?
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Yeah, that sounds unfortunate.
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I was in your jail cell.
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What do you want me to do about it?
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It's kind of crazy how much everyone's
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kind of self interested.
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So it's been a learning curve.
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And you learn a lot.
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about a lot of different people and
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your circle gets smaller and I think
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that's probably one of the reasons God
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put me in there to just learn a lot and
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make my circle smaller and you just
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have to listen to him and pay attention
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to it and say okay right you're off
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you're off you're off you're on you're
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on you're on but my brother I have to
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give him credit because I tell you I
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also think me interested in one of the
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best teams in the world because we have
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different roles inside of our
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brotherhood my role is to be concerned
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and to panic not panic that's the wrong
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word I never panic My role is to be
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concerned and try and fix the problem.
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I'm in jail pacing up and down.
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How do we get out?
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And Tristan's role is to not care.
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And together, that helps us achieve the
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objective best, because when we really
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need to get out, I'm in charge.
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His role is to not care.
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Sometimes when it was at the height of
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frustration, I needed his superpower.
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Tristan's superpower, and this is his
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superpower for life, is he is the
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master of not giving a fuck.
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We would go to court.
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We would go to court.
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Imagine this, you're in jail, right?
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Weekends were the worst because the TV
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was worse on weekends for some reason.
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Like you had to do like three channels.
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The TV, the weekends were the worst and
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you could hear out the window everyone
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having fun.
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I hated weekends.
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So on a Friday would roll around and
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say, okay Tristan, we just have to zen
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away the weekend.
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And on Monday, there's court.
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We just have to zen away the weekend.
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So if the weekend, we just sit there
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staring at the wall Intrusive thoughts,
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can't sleep, all those things you're
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trying to get your brain just sitting
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in silence because the room is tapped
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just staring at the wall, staring at
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the wall.
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And you think Monday would never come
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and Monday would eventually come, right?
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Or Sunday night comes and 8 a.m.
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on Monday they're going to take you to
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court and they might let you go home,
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they might let you go home, you've done nothing.
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This person in this room can decide if
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you go home.
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And it's Sunday night and you can't
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sleep and you're awake all night long.
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There's no clock, but you just you just
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the seconds feel like hours, you're
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just sitting there, eventually AAM
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comes, put you in handcuffs, walk you
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to the court, you walk in there,
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everyone speaks Romanian, don't have a
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clue what's going on, everyone's just
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talking at each other in Romanian, then
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they say you'll get the answer in three
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hours, go back to jail.
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When I went back to jail, I was sitting
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in the room, I was like, do I pack to
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go home?
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No, that's too optimistic.
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Okay.
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But you're nervous, you're like, you're anxious.
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Am I going to go home?
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Is it over?
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Do I get to go home?
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I called the lawyer.
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Do you have an answer yet?
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No, no answer yet.
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Okay.
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Sitting there.
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I could barely sit still Tristan
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finishes court walk straight into the room.
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It's a matrix attack.
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It's bullshit I'm going to sleep and
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went to bed Clean asleep.
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Oh, I gotta fuck you asleep.
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He didn't care at all He just went
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straight to bed.
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And then when he woke up like six hours
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later matrix attack I'm like, yeah, you
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thought so just roll back over didn't
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care but it's perfect for a guy like
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you But that's what you need.
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I need that.
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I agree if I had someone else next to
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me as hyped as me I would have gone insane.
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I agree.
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I need someone like him who's just
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like, he had the superpowers like, bro,
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I love jail.
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Jail's great.
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Look, we got coffee.
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I love jail.
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None of my women are messaging me, I
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love jail.
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I'm telling you, I had 45 minutes on
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the phone a day.
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And I used all of my minutes.
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Tristan never made a single phone call
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from jail.
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Get out of here.
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Not one.
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I was like, Tristan, do you want to
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speak to anyone?
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Nah.
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Sit there watching Romanian news.
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Didn't give a shit.
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Bulletproof.
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But the only reason he's so bulletproof
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that way is because he knows I'm doing
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the absolute best the other way.
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He couldn't be that way if I wasn't
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trying to get us out, because then he
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would try to get out.
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You need the yin and yang.
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So when it was chill time, it was his
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mental frame.
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And when it was attack, how do we get
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out of here, it was my mental frame.
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But Tristan's superpower genuinely is
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genuinely not caring.
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I can't explain the level of how much
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it didn't affect him.
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He didn't bother him at all.
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I didn't see him sad, not that he was smiling.
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He didn't care.
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You consider yourself a stoic.
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How much more stoic is he than you?
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I just think we have different roles
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and I think we've evolved into them
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over the time because it's not just
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jails with everything.
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That's what we are with everything.
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If there's a business problem, I'm the
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one who's like, shit, we have to fix
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this now, shit, shit.
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And Tristan's the one like, Andrew, you
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are so ridiculously rich, chill.
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But we need that.
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We need both, right?
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But he couldn't be that chilled If I
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wasn't the way I was because he
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wouldn't be successful, you need you
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need the opposite.
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So everyone goes, oh, you and your
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brother, you're so close.
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We're so close because we're actually
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very different people.
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But yeah, he was amazing in jail.
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And even afterwards, I I still struggle
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to sleep.
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He sleeps fine because I think my
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experience of jail was a far more
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stressful one because I but I adopted that.
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Now, I'm not saying I couldn't have
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done what Tristan did.
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I could have done what Tristan did.
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If I were to go into jail and say your
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MO is to not care, I could not care,
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but my MO was how do I get24360
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