To this day - A Freewrite

Believe themselves, because I think you really should, and I respect Sega for having a huge account, but.

Sega's a normal guy, just like the rest of everybody here, you know, I mean, I'm, I'm very proud of him. I think it's awesome. He's very well spoken. He's more well-spoken than I am. But that doesn't, you know, mean that he is, so far as I know. Slated for sainthood.

You know, he doesn't float 2 inches off the ground. He functions like a normal human, as does a honey badger. I did one of my first faces with Sega and honey badger, and I was trying to get it organised, and I remember honeybaggers saying it's hard to.

Get the coordinates and times of Sega because of all the time differences. But you know, we pulled it off. We pulled it off, and it was a great space. I enjoyed that. And so yeah, believe in yourselves, and don't hesitate to reach out. I'll tell you a quick story about that. I had a friend mine who dropped out. In high school and he sold fireworks.

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He got very successful when he called this guy who owned a grocery store and said Hey and if I didn't, he got in touch with him. To this day, I have no idea. Yeah. How he managed to even in that day and time, I think it would have been the early, yeah, it was the early 80s, in the early 1980s. He found a workaround and got in touch with this really rich guy. And he said, yeah, you can put your firework stands on my parking lot, which is exactly what Robert did.