Josh Richards proves his friendship with Mark Wahlberg | How Hungry Are You?

Summary

Social media star Josh Richards visits celebrity chef Sergey Baka for an episode of his online show 'Hungry Are You'. Sergey tricks Josh into eating unusual dishes like fufu and balut (fertilized duck egg with embryo). They discuss Josh's rapid rise to fame on TikTok, his various business ventures, acting aspirations, past drama with friends, and more. Sergey challenges Josh to facetime his business partner Mark Wahlberg to prove their friendship. Despite initial hesitation, Josh tries the odd food items while opening up about his career and personal life in this entertaining crossover video.

Takeaways

• 😊 Josh is a 90 year old social media star and businessman who is trying balut (fertilized duck egg) for the first time
• 👨‍🍳 Sergey is a chef who cooks balut and other dishes for Josh on his online show
• 💡 Josh started on TikTok to take a different path and pursue something entrepreneurial
• 🏀 Josh helps market the NHL to Gen Z by focusing on players' personalities and lives off the ice
• 📈 Josh has founded companies, raised venture capital funds, invested in startups, and works in entertainment
• 😅 Josh dropped out of high school senior year to focus full-time on business
• 😳 A former friend tried to hook up with Josh's girlfriend leading to Josh releasing a diss track
• 💔 Josh is currently single and focused on his career after the girlfriend situation
• 👍 Josh's family visited his house in LA and were proud of his success
• 🤝 Josh has partnered with Mark Wahlberg on a production company and several other ventures

Q & A

What is the guest's name and occupation?

The guest's name is George Richards. He is a social media star and businessman.

What food does the host serve the guest initially?

The host serves the guest fufu, a West African dish made from starchy vegetables like cassava, yams or plantains.

How did George get started on TikTok?

George saw TikTok as a way to take a different path than everyone else in his town. He had a passion for creating videos and hustling online from the start.

What business ventures is George involved in?

George has an NBA agency, a $19 million venture capital fund, a production company with Mark Wahlberg, an energy drink called Anni Energy, and a basketball page called The Clear Place.

Why did George make a diss track about his friend?

George's friend tried to hook up with his girlfriend. After he got exposed on the internet, George made a diss track making fun of the situation.

Who is George's business partner?

George's main business partner is Michael Grüen. They work together across George's various business ventures.

What unconventional food does the host make George eat?

The host makes George eat balut, a Filipino street food consisting of a fertilized bird egg with a nearly developed embryo inside.

What are George's career plans for the future?

George is interested in pursuing acting and film production, taking acting classes and meeting with coaches.

How does George stay grounded living in Los Angeles?

George stays grounded by keeping his circle small, involving childhood friends, and visiting his family often.

Who does George contact during the show?

The host gets George to contact his business partner Mark Wahlberg over FaceTime to prove their relationship.

Outlines

00:00

🎤 Introducing the host and guest for the cooking show video

The host Sergey Baka welcomes social media star and businessman George Richards to his cooking show. Sergey jokes that at 90 years old, George likely hasn't tried balut (fertilized duck egg) before and Sergey plans to make him try it.

05:01

📈 Discussing George's rise to fame on TikTok

George explains how he saw TikTok as an opportunity to take a different path and make money compared to the typical career path in his town. He posts 5 videos a day for 2.5 years. Seeing fans on a tour made him realize TikTok could be a legit career. He's grateful for the fans and opportunities.

10:02

👨‍👩‍👦 George's relationship with his parents after dropping out

George explains how his teacher dad and speech pathologist mom expected him to be a high-achieving student. He convinced them over time to accept him dropping out as he built successful businesses. They now support his unconventional path.

15:03

😈 The story behind George's diss track

George made a diss track roasting a former close friend who tried to hook up with George's girlfriend. After the friend got exposed, George seized the chance to publicly make fun of him. The diss track was very popular across platforms.

20:03

👋 Wrapping up the episode over balut

Sergey prepares balut fertilized duck eggs for George to try, a popular food in the Philippines. George tries it, admitting it tastes mostly like regular hard boiled egg. They toast at the end after succeeding in getting George to try balut.

Keywords

💡Social media influencer

The video focuses on Josh Richards, who is a social media influencer with over 25 million followers on TikTok. As a social media influencer, he creates viral content and leverages his large following to promote brands, products, or causes. His success on social media has enabled him to start multiple business ventures at a young age, like founding an energy drink company.

💡Entrepreneurship

A major theme of the video is entrepreneurship. At just 19 years old, Josh has started several companies across different industries like sports agency, venture capital, entertainment production etc. He demonstrates how social media created a pathway for him to pursue business opportunities not traditionally available to teenagers.

💡Gen Z appeal

The video explores Josh's unique appeal to Gen Z audiences on TikTok and how he tailors his content style, branding and businesses to resonate with young people. This helps explain his meteoric rise at such a young age.

💡Influencer lifestyle

The interviewer asks Josh about the perceived glamour of the influencer lifestyle in LA and how it has or hasn't changed him. This explores the stereotypical assumptions about influencer culture.

💡Hustle culture

Josh emphasizes that even though influencing appears easy from the outside, it actually requires consistent creativity, effort and hustle to produce engaging content daily. This busts misconceptions about the influencer industry.

💡Family ties

Despite his fame and success, Josh credits his family for keeping him grounded. Their middle-class background and lack of entitlement is a core part of his identity and motivates him to achieve more financial security for them.

💡Controversy

The interview touches on scandals Josh has faced like dropping out of school, feud with friends etc. But he maintains that controversies are learning opportunities that force self-reflection.

💡Unconventional path

As someone who skipped college and found overnight success on social media, Josh represents an unconventional path to wealth and prominence unlike traditional trajectories.

💡Accessibility

Josh notes that social media democratized access to influence and fame, allowing regular people to bypass institutional gatekeepers and barriers to success.

💡Relatability

From playing hockey to founding startups, Josh discusses various facets of his life. This makes him appear multi-dimensional and relatable rather than a one-note influencer.

Highlights

Josh shares how he got started on TikTok and saw it as a way to take a different path than a traditional career

Josh discusses the hard work and consistency needed to create 5 video ideas daily on TikTok for years

Josh talks about dropping out of high school senior year to focus on his businesses after finding success online

Josh credits the team he has around him for his business success starting companies at 19 years old

Josh shares how he got into sports agency, raising money and starting an NBA agency

Josh discusses how the NBA markets best to Gen Z through social media and culture

Josh talks about having humility and people around him to keep him grounded with success

Josh shares how supporting his family motivates him to work hard and build generational wealth

Josh faces and eats balut (fertilized duck egg) - a Filipino delicacy

Josh shares how living in Sway House content collective helped boost each other's followers

Josh discusses having a public breakup and diss track after his friend betrayed him

Josh talks about focusing on business after breakup and enjoying single life currently

Josh discusses acting roles he did and taking acting classes currently to improve

Josh shares being proud to rep Canada and love for the Toronto Raptors

Josh confirms business friendship with Mark Wahlberg by calling him on FaceTime

Transcripts

all right

my parents thought i was going to be a

lawyer what's up everyone this is sergey

baka aka mafudu chef welcome to angry

are you today i will be cooking for

social media star and businessman george

richards

[Music]

josh is only 90 years old and does it

all but i'm sure he never tried balut

and today i'm going to make him try it

baby dogfield all right

let's get mocking

what i'm doing what's up man she's a lot

taller in person how you doing i'm good

i'm a little nervous i've seen i've seen

an episode or two so you said a little

bit yeah i've seen the the kawaii one

where you guys are eating old penis so

well first of all i just want to say

thank you so much for your time i know

you're a very busy young man

having time to come here i appreciate

that are you being african before i

haven't no no yeah that's good because

today

i'm about to take you to africa here we

have a

fufu this is it's called

all right so this is english it's from

nigeria

so so what's there's got to be a catch

here because this food kind of looks

normal but it can't it can't be right no

no no don't wait

don't worry follow me you ready yeah

of your hands like this

you go here

and just soak together

[Music]

you think what do you think

isn't this fat you like spicy

yeah i do that's actually really good

it's good what is gonna be good

i feel like i'm somehow getting pranked

right now but yeah it's great it's

awesome

when did you know what he was doing on

tick tock is gonna make you be

this yeah kind of person being when um i

mean that was that was kind of always my

plan like when i first started it i saw

it as a way to

be able to kind of take a different path

than everyone else in my town was and

going to school and then going to

college getting a nine to five meeting

someone from our town getting married

staying in the town i was just like i

want to do something different and then

when i found social media uh it just

like it

i just had a passion for it instantly

like i i love creating videos i love

being able to find different ways to

hustle online and then when i turned

about 17 after like two and a half years

three years of doing social media i got

invited on a social media tour and i

think after i was able to finally see

like my my fans and supporters in person

yeah was when i first realized like

this is legit like this is something i

could do are you grateful for the ticked

up oh 100 i think even more i'm grateful

for the the the fans that have followed

me from tick tock it gave me my start it

helped me get to where i am today

i mean before i was doing tick tock

it was like i was playing sports and

having like these side hustles like i

was always trying to make money off of

the sports i was playing when i found

social media i was like all right how do

i turn my social media now into another

entrepreneurial endeavor like i did with

the sports so how do you feel 25 minutes

how long would it take you to to get 25

minutes on tick tock um i would say i

mean you're

four and a half years of our world huh

yeah you have to put a lot of hard work

right like people think like no you have

to work hard right you have to be

creative you have to think what you do

people that are on the outside they

always they always see the grass green

on the other side right so they look at

the tik-tok world and

they think it's like super easy to be

making the content and i'll give it to

them it's not like we're rocket

scientists not like you should get it

forward

but yeah we're doing we're doing like

we're thinking of that creative and it

does take a certain type of person to be

able to consistently think of five

different video ideas every single day

like i was posting five videos every day

for a good two years and a half and so

it's hard oh yeah definitely but the

social media influencers that are truly

talented and

and and really are in uh they have that

drive they have that hard work ethic

those are the ones that you see really

rise to the top because they don't just

stick to social media they try to branch

out if that's them founding a company if

that's them

starting a career in acting or in music

and really taking it seriously not just

saying oh i'm a musician because i want

to be it's it's really putting in that

work but you see a lot of social media

influencers trying to branch out and i

respect that one i'm i'm very surprised

you don't follow me

do you follow me on twitter search only

follows seven people there

wow and he's really coming at me for not

following i'm not joking you know he's

asking i'm not coming here asking so go

ahead you see me yeah now it's time to

follow me now all right let's do it and

i'm gonna follow you so you're gonna

you're gonna follow me i won't think

about it but you have to follow me

how do you get gen z interested in sport

today i honestly think the nba has done

the best job at marketing to gen z

because

through

the culture of the nba these players in

their fashion

that post-game interviews how viral

these clips go how the nba is posting

all their stuff over social media the

fact that you guys are comfortable doing

shows like this that's how you reach gen

z there's other leagues right now and

that's why i'm helping out with the nhl

this sport is like you don't talk you

show up to the rink in your suit and tie

you play hockey you leave you go home

that is it there's no like social media

involved there's no like walking in with

a super fly suit on and it's it's just

not a part of the sport for some reason

and it's it's what has caused gen z to

be so attracted to the nba because

people want to see see how you're acting

when you're not in the game right they

want to know how what your personality

is like that's why that's how they

become real fans of you let's talk about

your business you have a lot of business

how do you get 19 19 yeah

yeah with everything you're doing it's

impressive i got to give a lot of credit

to the team i have i mean michael gruen

is my business partner in everything i

do for example we have it we just

started an nba agency like four months

ago nba agency yeah and so wow that came

to be because

it's really as simple as i was watching

the show ballers and i was just kind of

like huh

i would love that life so i just went

downstairs the next morning i was like

hey michael you want to start a sports

agency he looked at me and he was like

hell yeah let's do it so the next day we

started his kids right here he's the

definition of anything is possible thank

you man you know you put your mind there

keep it up thank you you know keep it up

because you're going to spend a lot of

people out there you know because

sometimes

i always say you know you don't want to

you you don't have to come from

rich family to be successful in life

so now you got

in sport agent basketball agency

do you do

how many players do you have already uh

right now we have about two players we

just started signing kids within the

last probably month we we're focusing

more on starting for this next draft

year coming up because we had to go

raise money get some funding um but yeah

starting off

now yeah yeah we raised 19 million

dollars for my venture fund so with that

it's it's a lot of like financial tech

consumer tech

health and wellness space as well we

invest in and it's typically series a

series b like early stage investments

right

before any of these companies are even

close to public and then production

company with mark wahlberg

going and finding different life rights

that's something that i'm super

interested in always also a lot of

unscripted content so

shows that are actually a lot of the

time in the sports space

a couple companies we've co-founded

there's annie energy which is the energy

drink just got released in like 400

walmarts so that's been awesome

it's been amazing like we went down to

north carolina um and actually showed up

to the walmart and there were like

thousands of kids outside waiting to go

and get this any energy so it was just

an unreal feeling to go in and see a

product you've worked on for a year and

a half to now be sitting in a walmart

aisle is just like well it's unreal i

love it man i love it

thank you dude so you come you come from

nothing huh

i wouldn't say nothing i mean my parents

really really always did their best

yeah exactly like my dad's a teacher my

dad's a high school teacher so okay and

then my mom's a speech pathologist and

it was never like we weren't having food

on the table and we lived in a good home

it was just we weren't we were

definitely in that so you have a middle

class family a

high school teacher yeah you see going

to school

no no i dropped out in high school so

what did that say about it because

what did you say about it my parents

thought i was gonna be a lawyer when i

was younger so it was like there was

definitely a standard put on my head

when it came to school like i was a kid

that had to be like a high honor student

i was getting i had to be getting like

85 and up 90 enough so

especially when it came to math i mean

like my dad i would be on the ice in the

morning we'd go to morning skates at 4am

for hockey before school started my dad

would be out with me i wouldn't be doing

i'd be going back and forth doing

suicides doing drills and hockey working

on my conditioning right and i'd come

back and i'm gas and i'm sitting there

like heaving almost throwing up my dad

would come beside me and i think he'd be

like hey good job man like you killed it

right he'd come beside me and go

what's seven times four and i'd be

sitting there i'm like dude really

you man like

i'm sweating my ass off right now oh

yeah teacher at heart so um when it came

to me talking to them about not going to

school anymore not doing college the

conversation started at college and my

parents were in grade nine they were

like you still have to go to college you

still have to go you got to get good

grades um you can still do the social

media stuff and make money but use that

money to help you with school and then

as they saw me

not just sticking to social media but

really treating it as as a business yeah

they started to accept more and more

like all right our kid is a smart kid

he's going to figure it out so then it

turned into all right you got to finish

high school you have to finish high

school so i was doing high school up in

school in public school until

my senior year my senior year i switched

into online schooling just because i was

founding a company at the time i was

opening a talent management company in

la so i was kind of

battling with school and that and then i

ended up moving to la to found the

company that year and i just kind of

fell out of school like i wasn't working

on it as much but i was working on my

businesses so my parents were like all

right that justifies why you weren't

finishing high school it's not like

you're going to land being a bum you're

actually doing something oh yeah because

you know when everybody when you know

when eight people have a la of you know

it's powered always drinking and yeah

getting crazy that's what parents think

of l.a right yeah so okay you're 19.

so that's mean you you're not able to go

in clubs

yeah

yeah yeah yeah no you're big big time

i don't know if i'm big time yeah you

have 25 million followers and tick tock

is big time even my daughter know you i

didn't know you about it so my point is

now you live in hollywood now yeah

you know hollywood hollywood he didn't

change

um

no i think it definitely i think there

was definitely a time where of course i

let l.a like get to me a little bit too

yeah there's been times where i've

noticed like

my ego's high or maybe my friend comes

up to me is like hey man you've just

been acting like a little bit of like

today like could you and it's just like

you know what yeah let me like think

about that but that's why i also like i

have people around like michael gruen or

i brought my my friend came out here to

help me out with a lot of my work if

that's like the agency or um i actually

have a basketball page called the clear

place that has like a quarter million

followers no one knows i run it like no

one knows i'm a part of this account

it's like completely ancillary it's just

because i love

you know some people now people know i

just gave you i just gave you the story

i've never broke before so but uh no

it's it's bringing those guys though

like i grew up with that kid gavin since

i was nine with himself yeah yeah that's

what i try to do it's like you got to

keep your circle tight it's it's having

that good base like that's why that's

why i respect my parents so much and

like i i always try to stay stay calm my

parents every week and my sister and my

younger brother when you come visit you

here yeah what do you think what if how

many think about your house when they

when they

they were they were just kind of in awe

they were like cool

that was crazy yeah yeah i'm sure they

were so proud of you huh yeah no of

course i mean seeing my family i feel

like it brings me to that base it brings

me from if i'm either too far south or

too far north it brings me right back in

the middle and they're able to kind of

center me out that's why i'm out here to

fight for my family right like to make

sure that my my parents never have to

worry about money and can retire early

and to make sure that like my younger

brother and my younger sister are

chilling and i can get my parents a

house in florida or wherever they want

when they retire like that's that's kind

of the goal for me like that's i just

want to be able to set my family up and

then i think i'm successful well the

only thing if you stay true to yourself

you're gonna you know do whatever you

want because you have like potential you

know keep her up thank you man how do

you believe in l.a

um two years you like basketball yeah

so are you lakers fans or keepers phones

if i'm picking between the two i'm

probably going clippers because you and

kawaii

i'm toronto i'm from toronto i'm toronto

thank you tonight so it's like i follow

my guys okay you guys want us the champ

you know what i'm saying i was there at

jurassic park actually oh you were there

when you guys won so crazy absolutely

insane you started to act now

yeah or you that's that's you oh that's

your dream um i i've done a little bit

of acting in my life uh just super tiny

roles that's before tick tock before

taking before like i was big on tick

tock or anything it was back when i was

like 16. so three years ago i did two

small independent films i had very small

roles in them like six lines it wasn't

big at all after that i just kind of

fell in love like i did a musical i was

the lead of a musical and i was in

eighth grade and then i i went to second

city a bunch in toronto just learning

improv and now i'm taking acting classes

and meeting with my acting coach and not

only acting but wanting to produce films

as well sway house

can you tell me about swirl house yeah

like what's fun

yeah it was fun it was fun i mean it was

it's like if you were living with four

of your teammates five of your teammates

we were all kind of bumming together we

were like what if we made this permanent

how many of you guys was there

it started off with six of us and then

it grew to about eight nine of us was

there any competitions

we were competitive dudes we

always we're trying to one-up each other

those friends you guys see friends to

know

most of us

it helped us all grow like because we

were all

pretty much boosting the other people

right if i'm posting my friend and he's

posting me on his account and then

another friend's posting us there's

seven accounts eight accounts nine

accounts that are kind of all posting

with the same people and we're all

tagging each other and pushing each

other's followers so

let's talk about your diss track um

god i hate yeah let's do it first of all

uh before we talk about it do you regret

doing that no you know nah it's called

still so

yeah yeah why why is this why

oh boy all right so

so what happened was there was this kid

and uh he tried to end up hooking up

with my girlfriend right

and his kids were your friend he was he

was your friend he was my friend yeah he

was very he was a close friend of mine

we went on tour together and

yeah we were we were very close

like

top five best friend

top three best friends so then um

so then

he ended up they were at an event

something happened he was trying to

flirt with her i heard about it

and he pretty much was just like oh i

don't care so i was like okay kind of

let it slide didn't do anything off the

bat and then

um he ended up getting a picture of of

his

exposed on the internet

and he was like sending it to some girl

and he was like still

in the caption i was like all right this

is a perfect opportunity to just

absolutely make fun of this kid um

i'm gonna make a distracted song i'ma

roast the fact that he got exposed about

it and then kind of like uh tell the

story so

posted it and it absolutely crushed i

mean

that's kind of oh it did really good it

got like 100 million views across across

platforms like i think it's like 40

something on youtube 27 on spotify and

like another 20 something on apple music

that's the guy already took your

girlfriend no this isn't the guy that

took my girlfriend this is not the guy

no the guy who took your girlfriend

there was your body buddy

yeah it's like six months ago wow it's

still it's still fresh huh it was just

one of those situations where i was like

it's kind of out of my control like i

was just like it's better to just kind

of

take it on the chin like be upset for a

while and then move on like

you guys see talking now no no no i

don't talk to them

you have a new girlfriend i guess

no no no since that you see single yeah

focusing on my companies focusing on

where i'm going in my career and and

kind of just having fun yeah single life

gonna sit with that for a while oh yeah

yeah and don't watch yeah

i got time just be careful

you know that's beautiful definitely you

know what i mean

you got me yeah i got you

there's bugs in this yeah it's balls of

crickets

this is how we're gonna make this happen

with that if you want to just no all

right okay okay all right you ready

that's disgusting man

canada or america canada easy it's hard

to beat home how do you beat home right

there's something about it

how much

do you worth money wise

how much

you think how much do you are

such such a cocky thing to answer i'll

take a drink okay good

i like how big of a drink do is that is

that a goldfish no it's a crooked

what part of the cricket is that his

body

the body of crickets

all right

so off-putting man i don't even think

that should be warm i think would be a

better cold okay so you then answer the

questions then all right you don't have

to do it

all right tick-tock or trailer

um

i mean i have to be i have to be

all right

oh

wow

you doing what

didn't i drink so i didn't have to

answer that yeah but you have to give my

initial reason

i have to drink and still give a reason

what is this game what is this game okay

i just drank the last stop

if you have to pick only one person to

be in business with between

david pogba or mark warburg yeah

okay yeah

about it yeah you really want to take a

shot all right 100 want to take a shot

there's no way i'm answering that

question there's no way not a chance wow

yeah

they are that good to you like that both

of them oh of course i don't

give me a good shot

let's go i can't just like search you

block this right right no no no you have

to make big shots

all right no puns are getting me out of

this one let's go let's go

there you go

i like that

where your phone

do you have a business with mark warburg

yeah

how long you guys been doing business

together

um it's been about

five months five six six months now it's

doing well yeah how's your friendship

good good good like that yeah yeah i

mean good good i would say good good

we're to find out now let's find out you

have to facetime him if he don't pick

your call yeah you take a shot okay

if you pick your facetime call yeah then

you're good okay let's go you save

mark what's up man i just wanted to i

wanted to introduce you to a friend of

mine sergey baka

what's up mark

how you doing what you doing man you're

cooking up something yeah you just saved

his ass cooking up more thank god you

did this for me man or else i would have

had to drink this tea cricket cup right

now

oh you should drink it anyway i know

i've had i've had a couple sips so it

ain't any it ain't great

you you ever had cricket no i've never

had it before okay i made him a crooked

tea right now he's drinking

is it is it good for you

it's very good for you

it's you know it's power power it's a

poo protein

all right we gotta drink that joshie

all right man

this is too much i thought i was getting

out of it by this but whatever

that's not bad not bad that was great

looks good no i was really good younger

you're looking younger am i younger yeah

you you want something you want me to

send you something yeah save me

something

you know what you can come next time i i

will have some for you

all right are you really cooking and

everything wait i don't cook i design

food i'm a designer

okay i like that

all right man i'll let you go you enjoy

your day please

wow

yeah

okay

now i believe everything you said yeah

nominee

i didn't know if he was going to answer

or not oh what i was i was a little bit

petrified there

[Music]

it's very simple first i'm going to boil

water

and then add some salt

so now i'm gonna put the eggs in very

gently

first one in

and the second

that's it

i'm going to let the eggs cook for 25

minutes no more than 25 minutes that's

it max 25 minutes you got it

now the egg is ready i'm gonna let the

eggs cool down for a minute

now i'm ready to park the egg

okay

it's correct

hmm

this is a very popular food in

philippine and southeast asia

so in flipping they use

vinegar in vietnam the sausage pepper

just like me because you know i love

salt pepper easy money

voila

here we are balut baby dog fetus

josh how hungry are you

i'm pretty hungry man today

i

what is that it's a baby dog fizz

that's sweet all right i'm gonna try to

i'm gonna put some salt and pepper

inside okay

all right a little bit of salt and

pepper

drink the juice first

just drink the juice first and then i'm

gonna open everything sweet i mean it

kind of just smells like egg

eggs do you think about it egg you know

do i just like pour it up yeah put it up

i don't know

i don't know if there's any juices

okay now i'm going to open everything's

now

ah

i am in the baby yeah

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oh so nice

yeah this is very popular in philippines

in the south asians okay you know so

it's not something that we just made no

yeah i mean i'm sure someone's somewhere

as i watch

we got a baby here sweet that's gotta be

the baby man that's gotta be the baby

right there look that's the head right

there we're gonna make this eyeball we

got a baby we got a baby baby we're

gonna be above baby

yes

wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait

wait wait wait wait wait wait wait yes

oh so beautiful yeah you can you about

baby you ready you ready so baby dogs

right here ready

okay let me try this

oh i got her too

oh nice oh maybe take some of that neck

gizzard you nick yeah

oh i got a nick ah let me try the next

two part

all right

i'll really get in there just like scoop

this baby up yeah

okay you ready yeah cheers cheers

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we did it baby we did it i think i got

some shell in mine oh dude we did it

that was good that's good that's good

cartilage or something

thank you for having me thank you george

for coming thanks for your time thank

you this is what hungry are you with

josh with my fuzzy man

for the motherland

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thanks

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you