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"And I respect the hell out of that. Like yes, and I would say they actually typically teeter more on honest and rude and honest and inappropriate because they don't really have a lot of filter and they don't have a lot of perspectives depending upon what age group I'm talking like 10 and under. It's savage, savage honesty. Like it really be like your own kid or somebody close to you to just really humble you really quickly. They don't care. They're like savage."
"And I respect the hell out of that. Like yes, and I would say they actually typically teeter more on honest and rude and honest and inappropriate because they don't really have a lot of filter and they don't have a lot of perspectives depending upon what age group I'm talking like 10 and under. It's savage, savage honesty. Like it really be like your own kid or somebody close to you to just really humble you really quickly. They don't care. They're like savage."
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"And I respect the hell out of that. Like yes, and I would say they actually typically teeter more on honest and rude and honest and inappropriate because they don't really have a lot of filter and they don't have a lot of perspectives depending upon what age group I'm talking like 10 and under. It's savage, savage honesty. Like it really be like your own kid or somebody close to you to just really humble you really quickly. They don't care. They're like savage."
"And I respect the hell out of that. Like yes, and I would say they actually typically teeter more on honest and rude and honest and inappropriate because they don't really have a lot of filter and they don't have a lot of perspectives depending upon what age group I'm talking like 10 and under. It's savage, savage honesty. Like it really be like your own kid or somebody close to you to just really humble you really quickly. They don't care. They're like savage."