July 13, 2025
(music) (10 hours) Uncle Sausages Update | LMBYTS #1392 | Jason Newland | 13th July 2025

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Hello, and welcome to jasonnew Land dot com. My name
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is Jason new Land and I am sitting in my
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chair with my favorite little doggie, Finney Finney. Oh he's
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colored up to me. I'm just stroking him. Oh yeah.
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Please only listen when you can safely close your eyes.
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I thought i'd do a Sunday subbery as it's Sunday,
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so like a summary of last week, not a summary
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of Sunday, because I haven't done much today except sleep really,
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although I did gap very very early this morning to
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watch the boxing. So here's a summary. Let's see where
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do we start. Should we start Monday or should we
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start yesday to Yeah, let's start Monday and work. I
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waited today, so I can't remember anything that happened on
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Sunday last week, so Monday. You know what this is? Weird? Okay?
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The days seem to be mixing together, or rather the
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weeks are mixing together, and I'm not one hundred percent
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sure what happened last week and what happened this week,
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so I might get it a little bit wrong, a
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little bit wrong. So today's Sunday. Something? Is it the
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twelfth of July? I think something like that and it's
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about three. It's twenty to three in the afternoon. I've
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got the windows open because it's quite it's a stuffy
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day to day. It's like it's warm, but it's stuffy.
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It's overcast. The sun's not there quite obviously it's there,
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but there's no sunshine really, but it's very stuffy, very
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like there's less oxygen and the normal, which is probably a
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weird thing to say. However, based on that, I'm wondering
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whether or not we're going to have a big old
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thunderstorm tonight. I hope so. And I like a big
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thunderstorm even then he doesn't care about them. Honestly, I
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know it's a bit selfish because I like something that
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a lot of people don't like, but I do. I
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love a thunderstorm, really really loud one. Yeah, So I
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think maybe it's I don't know, I don't know why,
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I just do. There's something, Ever, since I was a kid,
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I quite like the idea that nature is just way
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more powerful than anything humans can produce. As far as
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you know, just every now and then, it seems that
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nature just pops its little head up and says just
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a little reminder to the humans you know, I can
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do this in a second. Something that you can create,
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I can. You know, it's I don't know, just it's
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very powerful, isn't it? Nature? But naturally? But at the
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same time I don't as I don't like things that
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cause damage and harm. But I guess because we don't
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really get that much here, which is nice, but just
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a big thunderstorm more a particularly winded day. It's something
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to be respected, isn't it. Really? I would say nature.
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I was thinking about, you know, the old argument about
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what what instincts we're born with nature versus nurture. So
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what we talk compared to what do we learn, you know,
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compared to what natural instincts do we have? And dogs
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have been studied for this, dogs, rats, animals and stuff
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and humans of course, but the idea that a dog
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has that it made me rethink it because I was
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thought that dogs naturally, you know, a dog or pockets leg.
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A male dog would cock its leg to go for wuies.
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It will kick behind it after going to a toilet
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to cover up because you know, to keep away predators
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and stuff and not know why they're doing it, and
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it's instinctive. But with Vinnie, it's not instinctive because he
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had no brothers or sisters. When he was born. He
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was around no dogs, really, he had a female. He
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was around his mum. So when he went to a toilet,
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he crouched, which I guess is what his mum did.
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And I had him at ten months old, so he
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never cocked his leg and he never did the old like,
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you know, kicking back after going to a toilet, didn't
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do any of that stuff. Once he started going out
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for walks with Logi, my friend's dog downstairs, he started
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copying them. He started cocking his legs, started kicking. The
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weird thing about it is he'll go to toilet and
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then we'll turn around and we'll keep behind him, which
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is a complete different direction. So there's no point always
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doing it, but he's just learned it so that that. Yeah,
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he had about eleven months with Logi, No, not eleven
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mode more than that, didn't he because my friend left
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in November and I had Logi to for another three
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months to the end of February. I think I was
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in March, I think February, so he had over I
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mean there three months of living with him solidly upstairs here,
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him and Logi together, but before that they would see
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each other every day, go for walks every day, so
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we copied him. But after living it like it didn't
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actually get on so well because Vinnie was Vinnie wanted
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his He wanted his own space, and this was his home.
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He didn't want He liked Vinni, he liked Logi visiting.
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But there's certain times, like when he came to bedtime,
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Logi took up. He needed a whole bed because of
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a b old dog. Vinnie was trying to push Logi off.
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He couldn't physically do it. I couldn't physically do it.
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It was too strong and heavy, and Vinnie did not
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like that. That's when he started sleeping on a pillow
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next to me, because before that he always used to
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sleep at the bottom of the bed or maybe at
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the side, like cuddle up to me when I was asleep,
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because he didn't like to cuddle up to me when
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I was awake. Doesn't like to show it any kind
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of affection. Weird, weird old sausages. And so that's the
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pillow next to me. That was kind of the only
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space he had, or right behind him near the wall.
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Because Logi took up literally half the bed. Vinnie takes
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up half the bed, but he doesn't need half the bed.
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LOGI needed half the bed because he's big old thing.
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What's that guy do with the last week? I don't
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know who expect me to keep track of what I'm saying.
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Sorry about the noise, but it's like a crush in
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the garden. I can't do anything about it. I'm not
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closing the windows. And at the same time, I do
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also want to make recordings, so it's one of those
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either I don't make a recording. Isn't it really weird?
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You know when you've got an adult that's really loud,
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and you've got a kid with that adult all the time,
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and then the kid starts being really loud verbally. Then
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the adult gets upset with a kid for being loud.
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Now that is funny. That's our funny old situation. Bless them.
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A loud people raise loud people. It's just because we
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just learned. It's the whole nature and nurture what everything
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as well, isn't it. It's sometimes I feel lucky that
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I moved around so much when I was very young,
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that I wasn't with the same people. I wasn't with
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the same adults. And you know, it might seem weird
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because technically I probably lucky wasn't the right word. I
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didn't get caught up in that copying other people's behavior.
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So I didn't grow up like my dad, or like
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my mom or like my step mom. I didn't. I
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didn't grow up like them or like the nuns, although
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I do sometimes like to dress up and pace around
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with a big ruler, big bit of wood. But other
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than that, I'm not saying I wasn't influenced by them,
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because kids are influenced by what's around them, aren't they.
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I think all humans are really to be honest, I
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know I am to a degree, but I didn't end
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up being like a little carbon copy or even even
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partially a carbon copy of a parent. So I didn't
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have the especially if you think back to the era
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that I grew up, like the seventies, So I didn't
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grow up racist or homophobic, or particularly sexist or anything
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like that. I didn't have those strong views about people
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from other countries and stuff, because I've just been I've traveled,
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not traveled, but I've been around. You know, I was
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in this little town at the age of seven I
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was in this little town and I was hearing people
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be I don't know, not very friendly towards non white people,
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let's just say. And this was standard in the seventies,
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standard almost kind of just flippant in a flippant way,
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not necessarily in a bullian way, just about people that
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were non white. Now there was only I think I
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met one black person. There was one black person in
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my school, or he was a mixed race, and there
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was probably one black person in the town. The only
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Chinese people in the town were people that had a
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Chinese takeaway. The only Indian people the people that had
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Indian restaurants. It was that kind of town, you know,
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early eighties, late seventies, early eighties, very like ninety nine
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point nine point nine point nine point nine point nine
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nine percent Caucasian. So I go to that town and
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people are being all It wasn't just the people, but
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on television it was a very kind of prejudice. Being
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prejudiced was just okay. It was standard. It was on
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family entertainment. Was racist and homophobic. It was a standard thing.
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And I probably laughed, Yeah, I did laugh at it
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as well. I was a kid. I laughed. But the
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difference is I had been I knew I'd had black
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friends when I was in the kids home. In fact,
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my girlfriend was black. So I didn't have that attitude.
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I didn't have that kind of but a lot of
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people in the town had never actually seen someone that
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was non white in the flesh, which is weird to imagine,
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but it's probably true actually, other than on television or
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in movies. So I didn't have that. I don't know,
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I just didn't have that attitude, that kind of that
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little brain defect that I think people that grew up
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in that time had a little bit if they lived
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in a completely kind of little, tiny little town in
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the mid love nowhere where you know, and obviously if
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you're in London it's different, or if you're in a
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big city it's multicultural, and it has been for for
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a long long time, since probably the fifties. I was
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going to say something mildly intelligent then, but I've forgot
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what it was. Yeah, I don't know. I just I
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don't mean know what I'm trying to say here. Just
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I don't why thinking of nature and nurture because we're
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not born like that, are we? Was it the two
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things that babies are born with two fears, the fear
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of falling and loud noises. That seems to be the
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only two. I don't think that's true, though. Everyone's got
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their own thing, and that babies that might be left
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on their own do they sometimes. I was quite a
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good father figure. Once in nineteen ninety five, I was
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dating this lady. She was I think she was two
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years old than me. I was twenty five, she was
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twenty seven. She had two kids wanted to She had
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a daughter who was about, I don't know, four five,
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and she had a son who was probably about a
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year old, basically a baby still. And that little boy
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bonded with me, like really bonded, like just automatically, I
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don't know why. And I used to be able to
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send him to sleep, so when he cried, he put
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his arms out for me to pick him up. Is
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like he connected with me. And I used to sing
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to him and I'd sing Michael Jackson songs and he'd
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fall asleep. And one time I went away, I was
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in Buttling's and I got a phone call from her dad,
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my girlfriend's dad, saying that the little boy, the little baby,
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was in hospital because he had an asthma attack. So
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I come back to London and I get in there.
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So I go into the Baby Ward, which is just
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a weird place to be, and the first thing the
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little boy does is put his arms out for me
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to pick him up, smiling, so happy to see me,
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and it was weird, Like, Wow, imagine if other human
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beings were happy to see me. Imagine having that kind
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of welcome from everyone that you meet in life. Life,
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you would just be almost blissful, wouldn't it. It'd be weird.
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Yeah's definitely weird, especially if you. Yeah, that would be weird,
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wouldn't it. Imagine you were robbing someone's house and they
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came in and caught you, and they were so excited
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to see you. Oh how are you? That'd be weird.
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Not that I rob people's houses, although funny enough. The
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lady downstairs who've got her flat robbed about three months ago.
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She found out who did it as a local neighbor,
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according to her.
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And.
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Apparently that same neighbor. Again, I don't have proof of this,
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but actually the dots fitar together because she knew stuff
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that she wouldn't know otherwise. She you know that I've
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not said to her the same neighbor was going around
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to people saying that I was a convicted I've been
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to prison for something really bad. And so the neighbor
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downstairs went online. Apparently the website can go on to
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check this stuff out, and it's weird. It's that really.
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I didn't know what to do with that information because
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this is someone that I actually visited it. I visited
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this person in the hospital last week, not not This
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isn't Uncle Sausages. This is another neighbor. When if it
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