How Men Think with Rashad Jennings

how Men Think. But first let's get into the eleven questions. What are you known for? And tell us a little bit about yourself. What am I known for? It depends on who you ask. UM, I've from a lot of people. I'm known for planning in the NFL for eight years, for with the Jacksonville Jaguars, one with the Oakland Raiders, and three with the New York Giants. UM. Some people may say they know me as a dancer as a one season twenty four Dancers with the Stars. My partner

was in a slater and we had a all. UM. Some may know me because I am a New York Time bestselling author, titled the book title. By the title of the book, the if in life to plan words, we spell out the word life if it's in the middle, and I went through fifteen chapters exploring how pivotal and interesting that one word is to the success and failures of our life. Um some people know me because I'm

philanthropically driven. I have a Rashot Jenny's foundation. We've put on reading, education and literacy, UM and health and fitness. UM so may know me as a good friend. UM as I try to live with the idea of if you you should be better off having met me in life than not if I come across you. My job, it seems to um be, is to inspire you. And

there's a difference between being inspired and being motivated. Motivated is to me, I look at it as a drill sergeant, that somebody can motivate you to do a hundred push us because they're physically in your face yelling at you. But when you're inspired, nobody's around and that person is still motivating. And that's what that's what an inspiration is. So I'm known as an inspiration, known as a great son, I'm known as a I'm known as a goof. I'm

an auder to that. I'm addicted to learning. I mean, everyday guy. Nothing especial about me, just a position I'm in. Um, who are you in your personal life? Uh so? My personal life legitimately is the same as my known life. There's no difference legitimately. I think. The only difference between and everybody will tell you this, the only difference between my personal life being when the cameras are not around, right, and when the cameras are around, is that I will

cuss in my personal life, not maliciously. Is just something about what I'm on TV. It's to promise that I had with my mom that I never well use profanity and and and on on TV. So any radio show and podcasts, any TV. I've never been seen in the last in all of sixteen years of being like a public figure, I've never that once heard saying the cuts work. Um. I think that's the only difference. Everything else is what you see is what you get. There's a quote that

I live by. No, I take that back. There's a quote that has written in such a way that and somebody was to shadow my life. I want to live a life that would cause them to write these words by shadowing, and it's the master and art of living shows a little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his love and his religion. He simply pursues everything he does with excellence, leaving others to decide is he working or is he playing? But

to him, he's always doing both. And that's how I lived my life. Um, three shows you're binge watching? Three shows that I'm binge watching. You know what I can't I've stopped watching you You Okay, I really I really got caught up in you. I think that was a great show. Um, I did bene watch um all American? Uh. Shout out to Spencer He's he was one of my teammates that based on the True Store. I know the actual guy himself. We played football together. Um. And Third,

let me see, I don't know, I get. I have to watch I have to watch all the Bachelor Bachelorettes. I just do. It's kind of I end not finding myself having to watch it. U. What is your favorite food? That's easy? My favorite food by as far as sushi. You want to make me happy, give me some sushi and gluten free cookies and dairy free and we'll have a good time. Tell us about your career. UM. So

career a getting played in the NFL. UM long journey to get there started off in high school with a point six g P a fifth string running back in high school football. So it was an unlikely role. No red carpets over here, no best UM player, five star rating at all, barely slithered through everything, through the skin of my teeth with a lot of work ethic, I had it. It was a one eight in my life. It was a point where I was lazy and I

took a one. And so my career led me to football, UM, which then led me to entrepreneurship, which then led me to all the many things that I'm doing currently and today, writing shows, producing, UM executive producing, acting, hosting, TV commentating, writing. UM. I could just bore you, but my hands are in a lot UM and I and I always claim myself to be a novice. That's something I am at I don't. I'm not both. I'm not proudful, I'm always willing to learn. UM.

That's part of my career. What's your biggest fear in life? My biggest fear in life is too not utilize all my skill sets and talents, And that's a fear, and a fear of not telling somebody that I really care about how I feel about them and then not wake up the next day. That's another fear. So I try to do both of those as much as I possibly can, utilize all my skill set as a prayer that I have always God, please teach me how to utilize my skill set and talents UM to bring more people to

know who you are. So my fear is not doing that. Uh, what's your biggest pet peeve? My biggest pet peeve? If it's people that get piste off quick, so annoying? Um? What makes you the most happy when people don't get piste off quick? Now? Seriously, what makes me the happiest? All I need is good food and good people. I figured out the rest man. I'm easy. I'm from Forest, Virginia. I'm a little country boy, grew up around horses, um, farm,

farm land. And you know, this world ain't got too much to offer me, to be honest with you, it just don't. But good food, good people makes me happy. What is your ideal Saturday morning? Waking up a little bit late, rolling out of bed, playing with my dog. I have a German shepherd. Um. Making some waffles and uh egg whites. Not I probably go with an omelet, you know, and uh a protein shake, running a mile, coming back, showering, exploring a little bit of the day

and let the rest be. I'm I'm it doesn't take much to you know, to please me. I'm super simple. It's so I'm so simple that it might it may be confusing. Um, but yeah, I said, are you more of an athlete or an armchair quarterback? I am an athlete, so I would say I'm more of an athlete than somebody that is an armchair quarterback. UM. I get my hands dirty and everything that I do. UM, my own my own agent. Um. I'm a rarity in in in a lot of aspects there where people will say I'm

stupid for doing it. But I represent myself in so many ways. If anybody sees Rashad Jennings, it's because of by the hands of the people that I that I put in place to work directly. Uh for myself. There isn't anything signed that isn't approved by me. There isn't any contract that hasn't been read over a dent by me. I don't. I don't put my trust in you know, a whole bunch of people. So, um, I'm definitely an athlete physically and uh mentally too, so I'm not an armchair.

What keeps you motivated? Look, we talked about, Uh, what keeps me motivated is what I am inspired by. We discussed a little bit earlier as the difference between motivation and inspiration. Um, I'm inspired, which motivates me? What am I inspired to do? I'm inspired to lead my family from the grave. Sounds crazy. I think about death quite often, and not in a morbid way, but as a matter of fact, where we all gonna die. If you can

hear my voice, you're gonna die one day. And I want to be the leader of for my family from the grave. And the only way possible to do that is to be very conscientious of the decisions I make while I'm here. And um, so that's my inspiration. Is what keeps me motivated? All right, guys, that was me wrapping up eleven questions and we're gonna take a quick break and come back and answer some questions. Remember you with for shots in and some men think, ye, hey, Megan,

how are you doing? Hey? Hey, I'm in a little bit of a dilemma right now. But how are you. I'm good, I'm good. Hopefully, uh, hopefully it's not too bad of a dilemma. Well, so, my boyfriend and I have been officially dating for only about two months now, um, but he just got offered a position for his dream job across the country, and so I'm not sure what to do as far as like, it's so early if we do long distance now, I don't think we're going to make that work. But is it also too early

for me to offer to move with him? And then would it be too soon to like move in with him. I'm just I'm not sure what to do. So I always tell people I'm not one to tell you what to do. I will always try to evaluate scenario. So y'all have been talking for now too months? You said, Well, we dated for maybe a couple of months, but we've been officially like boyfriend girlfriend for two months now, been

exclused to for two months. Yeah. OK. And there is an opportunity, a dream job for him to move across the country to chase a dream and has he offered you to come along or is that kind of something that you gotta. I would have to like bring that up. He hasn't necessarily offered, But I also don't know if he thinks that. It's like maybe he's too scared to say come with me because it's too soon. I'll say this though, as a guy, right, this is how many So when I played in the NFL, um there were

I was in a Jackson. Then there was an opportunity that was gonna arise through free agency, and I had no idea where I was gonna go. And then through that free agency again I had no idea why I was gonna go. So I will say this, it's tough for a man to invite a woman to travel the world with him unless he has given a ring or a staple commitment to that that this is going to

be my woman. The reason why is because if he brings, if he has a heart, it's gonna be hard for him to make that ass because if he brings you out there and things don't work, he is going to feel that weight of responsibility that he has to now provide or take care of you. Um, and so that is gonna be tough. So I would suggest to you truly to bring it, bring up the conversation in a way,

in a merriment. Maybe you' all going out to eat, and maybe you're you're celebrating him as you're bringing the conversation of Hey, baby, I'm so excited for you talk about it and say so. I know it's early in our relationship, and you know I'm not trust me. I'm not putting any pressure. I just want to know what are your thoughts on long distance relationship, so farth and so on traveling? What about? I mean, do what can you can you find? Is there a job in his city?

Um that is applicable to your career as well? Finding a way, not to put pressure on him to figure out the answer, but working it together and you will hear more of where his heart is. If you put pressure on him, Odds are he's gonna break because his focus, right, a man's focus is to build the ship. Then bring your woman aboard. He's found a career, he's found an

opportunity to build his ship. It sounds like right, So until he's built it, until he's there working, knows his schedule, knows his ins and outs, knows where the grocery store, like knows his ship. You know, if you will it's until then it's hard to find a way to bring the woman aboard when a man is chasing a dream. Absolutely, I actually wasn't expecting you to say all that, and it makes so much sense, and it's making me hopeful that like we could continue to build it, maybe even

distance forward. You know, absolutely they don't if that that's the guy, trust me. Um, long distance may suck, but it will be well worth it and you'll see that in a couple of months. Yeah, absolutely, thank you, Absolutely, I'm here for it. Thanks. Hey, But now the people, what's on your mind? So I have my eye on this guy and I really want to catch his attention. Um,

but he's like really into movies, like the history of movies. Um, is it weird if I like do my research to talk to him about movies, Like I just I can't tell if it's if that's like I catch me enough, Like will he will he like that? Or do that? Or do you? Guys usually like I don't know, like girls that have opposite interests to them, So depending on the got I mean, everybody likes to add more value

to life. So you bringing in perspective and bringing in perspective, maybe he likes outdoors, maybe like indoors, and then it works, right, But when when it comes to an interest, people love people that have similarities and interests. So by you listen,

I um, I met uh. This is a funny story, right, So me meet a girl that likes if I if I want to, if I'm interested in a girl, right and she likes country music and I hate country music, I would go listen to country music and a few artists just to be able to find out what are the popular songs and country what are the what are the most popular artists in countries, So that way in a dialogue we have something to relate to. It's gonna

make her happy. Now is that wrong or right? I can't tell you, but I'm gonna tell you what it's. The outcome of that is that you're going to be more connected. It's smart, and I can tell that you care if you're already considering studying some it's or buff acts in order to connect with them. So I would suggest do it, um and even in a playful way, you know, to let him know, hey listen, I depending depending on the vibe, even telling him that you did that may even show him that like one of the

most beautiful things. Again, this is how men think. One of the most attractive things to a man is a woman's willingness. Like the fact that you're willing to go to a football game. Nobody's expecting you to understand it, you know what I mean. This is a different but you do great. But the willingness to go, the willingness just and I'm I'm assuming I can't speak for women, but I'm assuming it's probably the same for a woman, Like the willingness to set down and watch a you know,

romantic comedy. The willingness to do it is what's connective and attractive. So I would say, keep yourself fun, open and willing and go study that history. I will thank you so much. That was very helpful. Have a good one, take care. And by the way, I like country music. It's great. Hey, Lisa, how you doing? You want a hot line or how man? Thank you for Sean Jenens. Hey there, Hi, how you doing. I'm amazing, I'm amazing. What's on your mind? Okay? Well, all right, here's the deal.

My husband, we've been married a long time and he's been a really good career and um, he's actually it's kind of exciting he's able to retire at a pretty young age. And um, there's one thing. Last night he was expressing to me that he feels kind of like a little bit, um, like he's feeling lonely or he's afraid he's gonna feel kind of lost without his career. He had a really big career and um, you know, when he retires, he doesn't know what he's gonna do

with himself, you know what I mean. And so he was kind of expressing me the sense of loss or or feeling alone. And and I want to know. I want to know from you because I think are so great. I want to know, um, you know a great smile too. I want to know, um, what I can do to help him, like encourage him. I've always been kind of a supporter and a cheerleader. But you know, I'm just trying to think of a way, you know, how to help him in this change in his life. Is there

anything special I could do for him? What do you suggest? Yeah, I appreciate that, Lisa, And Um, I would say that transition in a man's life could be tough. At Tom's, especially that the career change, Um, a man feels the innate draw to lead and provide. And I will say that there is there's respect. Um. A woman's job is to respect a man, right and and this is my opinion, right um. And a man's job is to love a woman. Right. So those two seemingly are the same, but they have

different intentionalities and details. Um. I would say, if he feels the support in respect from you, rightly, I think naturally it would help him transition. Um. You know, going from one career to another. It's difficult, and he's going to have these I maybe even identities of of crisis of what do I do what I show for how to approve myself? I am a worthy it's self, not even necessarily to you. He might be battling the man in the mirror, um, for his own proof to himself

that he's a leader in all these things. So I would just encourage him to um, whatever he brings up that he wants to do, encourage him to do it um truly, and in trying not to question him through the process, because he When you ask somebody a question that they do not have the answers to, they get really piste when they feel they're supposed to answer it, right, and so like in a relationship, if if you don't, if you know he doesn't know the answer, don't ask

him because it becomes very frustrating. If if if you say you're opposed to cook dinner, I'm like, hey, what's for dinner? And you don't know what you're gonna cook, that's when you get frustrated. But if you have a plan, Hey, well we're gonna cook. I got this. This, this it feels better. So I tell women, and I suggested women

don't ask a man a question. That's that's sincere if he doesn't if you don't think he has that plan yet, right, you know, I remember one time, um a therapist told me, you know, when you're suffering, you need to make a plan.

So you're you're really spot on on this. I mean, I think because without a plan, you you do feel lost, right, I mean, you know, you feel like you're you have nowhere to go and what to do, and and you know, I just I know sometimes I don't want him just moping around, So I'm gonna try and you know, use my enthusiasm that I already have and and to try

to like you know, make things. So I think you really reagered something me about this having a plan kind of thing and and helping him find kind of a way to have a you know, a plan maybe travel or something like that, you know, or or even write a book maybe right right, Hey, writing a book is is therapeutic. And I would also encourage you through that transition to um give time. Um. You know, transition is

not one of them things that are very simple. Um. And it doesn't happen overnight, especially you know, for me, I told you I played in the NFL for a total of eight years, but I've been playing since I was six, and that's pretty much what I want to accomplish. And when I had to transition, it was easier for me because I never thought I was a football player. I just happened to do it, so it was different

and my identity wasn't in it. Actually into your point when you said it sounds like something that a counselor said. I'm actually studied to be a premier to merit the counselor because I love love. I think it's the best item of clothing anybody could ever wear. Um. People illuminate once it's on them. So if I could help people wear a love I try, um, and so I do encourage you to keep the idea of whatever it is I'm saying or asking him, is it in a respectful way?

And it will help him so much throughout this time, well at least I look forward to hopefully we'll come back with some good news. Yes, I'd love to talk to you again. All right, take care? Thanks? Bye? Hey Colleen, Hi, how are you good? How are you good? So you're on? How man? Think here? We're for shot, Jennis. I want to see what's on your mind before you actually say anything. Your name? I had to ask. Somebody told me that Colleen is calling? I said, Colleen Calleen is Colleen? Has

have you ever heard that joke? Yes? All right, I feel better. I feel better. Well, what's on your mind? Um? So I'm single, but I'm having like a hard time finding a genuine connect shin. I just feel like really underwhelmed by the dating apps because no one ever wants like follow through and meet in person. You spend like a few days chatting, but then like nothing, you never hear from them again. So my question is, um, is there a way to send a message to get someone

to meet in person without sounding like super desperate. UM to that, I would say, there isn't a singular message because everybody is an individual and things and absorbs the information different, So it wouldn't be one message that will work for all. UM. And with that in mind, you know and I understand, like, so how the dating app works? It seems that you know it's what's interesting me right this second, And it's really it's funny when you look at the data app. UM, for a lot of guys,

it's about who can you can back with? Not necessarily who can you get to know? Um, it's it's the allure is who I connected with her? Let me see who else I can connect with? Oh I connect with her? Let me see who else I can connect with? Oh I matched with her? Who else can I match with? That's the fun of the dating app more than it is Okay, I connected with her, let me get to nohere. It's odd. It's really an odd thing. And so but you also can meet people too through it that are

on your same wavelength. UM. But I would consider are are there are the guys that you're connecting with? Are they at least or in the same city? Would it have to be travel to connect with them, or how how is that working? Oh, I do people within like thirty to forty miles from me, so at the most. But yeah, everyone's pretty much in the same city night, so you can actually meet them face to face at some point. Yeah. Now with that in mind, I would put that out Have you put that out there that

you have desire to meet them? Yeah? Tell them and then like they'll be like, oh yeah, I'll text you, and then you don't hear from them, or they just they don't even respond. Yeah, that sounds that sounds like dating napps, um, because everybody is looking for the next thing, like and and if Tru watched this, what's funny is that you know, you think it's just happening to you. You probably inspired a guy so much that he probably

dissed the other girl. And then what happened is somebody else inspired him now that he dissed you, and so forth and so on. Like if one person only can be at one place at a time, and all the connections that they're having, they're dissing more than they are seeing anyone, right, and so I wouldn't personally, Um, I would look at if if like if I had a daughter, right, I would tell I would, I would, I would if she's on a data mapp, I wouldn't simply say, do

not expect to connect with anyone. And the reason why it's because it's it's about what's next? Um And even on the date there's a lot about well, what can you do for me? Um? Hm. The genuineness is a little harder on the dating apps. And this is how men think right now. I'm not I don't know how women think through it, you know, but a guy is always looking for Okay, what's fun, what's next? Okay? I cool? I connected with her. Let me screenshot this, show my buddy. Hey,

look look at this. Let me show this group. Hey, look who I connect with her? Look what she said? As screenshots all over the place. It's just like it's just a hey man, I want to show off? Right, people Guys make faith accounts just to have fun and show off. Right. There's there's so much ingenuineness in the social media world itself. Right, people post on Instagram only

one side of themselves, their best. You know, at least Instagram shows you what your page says to me, what you want me to think of you, not who you are, but what you want me to think of you, um, and and it can be misleading from here's what you want me to think, but here's who you are. It's two different things, right, So hopefully they hopefully they started to merge to become the same. But I will say to answer your question, there isn't one specific thing that

you can say to anybody to make them show up. However, as long as you're being up front and very genuine of letting them know your interests, um, then all I can say is there is a guy out there that's going to see it and and have the same desire that you do. Awesome, Well, thank you. I appreciate that. It's very helpful. Absolutely absolutely right. Thank you Richards calling them? Thanks by Hello, Hello, hey, alectures, how you doing? Hey, I'm doing okay? How are you good? I love that background?

Where is that up? Palm Springs, California? Nice? Nice? Nice? Nice? Alexis what's on your mind? Um? So I could just use your advice. UM. I'm in the mid thirties and my friend has a boyfriend who's in his mid twenties. But he's emotionally mature. He's not like your typical twenty six year old he's pretty cool, and we went out in a group and I actually ended up connecting with one of his friends who is also twenty six years old, and I'm just kind of hesitant to pursue anything because

he's so young. So I guess my question is, just do you think the age really matters when it comes to a genuine connection. That's a good question when it comes to age, UM, I don't think age plays the role as much as it does a pre requence to the opportunity of experience that person has had. Um, your twenty, your thirty, you've had thirty years of an opportunity for experience. If you're twenty, you've only had twenty years of an

opportunity of experience. So here's the difference is that that twenty two year old could have taken more experiences, whereas the thirty year old just had more opportunities for experience. So age doesn't equivalate to wisdom. Age doesn't equivalate to uh experience. It just did. It equivalates to how much more you have been breathing. So with that being with

that being said, I mean that's just the fact. So with that being said, I I do not say to answer your question specifically, I would not say that the age equivalates to um the connection or the possibility UM, but it can play a factor that is true, and

the factor is the experience. So I would throw age out of the loop and look at maturity and and how you define a surety because I think we all define it differently, but it's based upon what you're wanting and as desiring, right, um, And what does he does this person strike you as immature or uh, strike you as a person that doesn't have a long term goal or play like you would want in their relationship. No,

not at all. And and if he did feel that way, like I wouldn't even consider him in the first place. And then yeah, so then what you're gonna have to deal with, right is some of how you're what your

friends think. And this is a lot of things that I feel like personally that again, it's about how men think, well, men think this way about women a lot of times is that y'all are so influenced by your peers, by your women, by what other women think and what what other women are gonna say and what other people are gonna say, So you have to and and that's a

factor right. If that's true, that's a factor, right. Um, If it's raining outside and I don't and I feel like I'm gonna get wet, it's gonna play a factor if I want to go out. Right, If you feel that you're going to have to handle all these tough questions from friends, he's so young, he's still young, and anytime he does anything that isn't accurate, you can't use

the excuse that he's young, because everybody makes mistakes. It ain't about the age, Like you can't just all of a sudden ten years later now you don't make mistakes anymore. Um uh, So my my advice would be, well, my question would be, can you handle your friends poking at dating a younger guy? Yeah? I mean the interesting thing is my friends are dating younger guys, like that's how it ended up meeting this guy. So I feel like

it's not going to be a problem. Nice. Then then then I would say, just strictly go off a relationship of not age, but who they are. How y'all relate to each other, how y'all connect your chemistry, um, your conversations, things that y'all are desired for, um and agreeable rather than age. M hmm, that's really affirming. Thank you absolutely absolutely look forward to it in age, ain't not but the number. That's what Eliah said anyway, Yeah, I agree,

and I'm glad to hear it. For sure. I appreciate it. Well, thank you for having me absolutely. All Right, guys, So, I know some of you have written to her man thank Instagram handle. So we're gonna take in some of the written questions while playing in the NFL? Was it was it hard to find time to date? Were you worried that everyone was interested in you for the wrong reasons? And are you dating anyone now? The so first answering the first question, wasn't hard to find time? Um to

day in the NFL. I'll retired five years ago while I was playing, Was it hard to find time? Heck? Yeah, Um, it's hard to find time to sleep sometimes much less uh, spending time with an individual world that you do not know if it has any value towards your day, Like twenty four hours in a day when you're chasing the dream isn't enough so much less do you have time to grow a relationship um that hasn't already been established?

So when he came, when he came to dating. I never was a person that was worried with somebody interested in me for the wrong reasons. Uh far as far as an entry, right. I always tell people that when somebody looks at you and they talked to you, it's for a reason. It's either because the way you look. It's either because they've heard about you, um, through friends,

through TV, whatever it may be. Um, they're talking to you because they have physical thoughts, emotional thoughts, right, spiritual thoughts, some kind of idea is the initial engagement. Maybe they have money, um, maybe they have status. That doesn't bother me. What bothers me is after about three hours of talking to me, if the reason still is that you're attracted to me or want to talk to me because of my status or because of my looks, of because of

whatever it is. Now, I have a problem because I'm so much more than that, you know. And so I if I see a pretty girl, I can't help them. My eyeballs work, you know. I hope she's not offended because I'm attracted to her because she looks good, but I respect her being offended after three hours, if the only thing I'm interested in still, it's just because of her looks. So you can't help the initial attraction. Um and um, so I will, I will, which then opens

me up to to have been dating anybody? You know? And because I like to get to know people. And are you dating anyone? Now? I always say define dating? Um, but my answer but yes? Uh? What is it says? How important is it two guys to have a girlfriend that like sports? Is it a deal breaker some guys? Yeah, some guys know. I'm not a deal breaker with that one. Um. I don't really care if you like sports or not.

It's again, it goes back to the willingness to even go to a Super Bowl party or go to a World Series game, or the willingness to actually be around that environment. That's what it's about. It's not you don't have to know the x's and ohs or baselines and rules of the game, uh, soccer or whatever it may be. I'm more interested in just experiencing the connection in different environments, and those are sports as well as music, um, as well as TV, as well as et cetera, hiking, you

name it. The willingness is what it's all about for me. How did it win? In Season twenty four dance with the Stars change your life? Did you and neck right away with your partner and a slater? Um? Yeah, me and me and my partner connected right away. She's uh, she's she's outgoing. I'm out going, and you've got two people that's trying to learn how to dance. So it was just an easy, easy, breezy entire relationship for six months, six months to win a dance with the stars. That

was a blast. Um is a turnoff two men? Oh wait, is it a turnoff to man if a woman doesn't know how to dance or have horrible rhythm? No, it's not a turn off to man. If a woman does not know how to dance, it's a turnoff to men if a woman is unwilling to dance. I'm telling you how men think. It goes down to a lot more willingness than perfection, and hopefully women can start to understand that. Um, nobody's looking for perfection, They're looking for willingness. When that

concludes how men think. By Rashad Jennis. I appreciate you'all tuning in. Y'all can find me on all social media handles at Rashad Jenning's across the Board Twitter, Instagram, um, Twitch itself and also started each sports organization. Go check it out and support me. I'm always live on Twitch. You can find me on the stream just typing Rashad Jennen's three um and also uh follow me on Instagram because you'll be able to catch a news feed of all the things that I'm doing moving forward to have

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