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"But I live on a block where there's lots of kids, and I really want them to know that there's a house that is open to them. And for the past couple years, it's been extraordinary. You know, slowly, slowly, these kids get to know me, and they really. Excuse me. They do walk in. They walk in and they make themselves at home. And it brings them a message, obviously, that I'm okay with them being there."
"But I live on a block where there's lots of kids, and I really want them to know that there's a house that is open to them. And for the past couple years, it's been extraordinary. You know, slowly, slowly, these kids get to know me, and they really. Excuse me. They do walk in. They walk in and they make themselves at home. And it brings them a message, obviously, that I'm okay with them being there."
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"But I live on a block where there's lots of kids, and I really want them to know that there's a house that is open to them. And for the past couple years, it's been extraordinary. You know, slowly, slowly, these kids get to know me, and they really. Excuse me. They do walk in. They walk in and they make themselves at home. And it brings them a message, obviously, that I'm okay with them being there."
"But I live on a block where there's lots of kids, and I really want them to know that there's a house that is open to them. And for the past couple years, it's been extraordinary. You know, slowly, slowly, these kids get to know me, and they really. Excuse me. They do walk in. They walk in and they make themselves at home. And it brings them a message, obviously, that I'm okay with them being there."