Listen in as the Southern Senpais give their review of Hajime No Ippo! Episode 1 through 10.

Howdy!

It's the Southern Senpai Show.

Where small town southerners explore big time Japanese entertainment.

Anime, manga, and everything in between.

Here's your hosts, Nicholas and DJ.

What's going on y'all?

Southern Senpais here.

Two American guys from the South.

Yeah, yeah, yeah!

Who explore Japanese culture.

Hell yeah!

You're such a dick, dude.

He was about to Come on, man, let's do the fucking episode.

He was about to say what I do.

I'm DJ!

I'm Nicholas.

What are we doing today, DJ?

Today, we we just recently started watching this show, Hanji made no Ippo.

Do you want to tell the audience how we got To watching this anime?

Yeah, sure.

It was a me and Nicholas, we have day jobs And those day jobs require

us To sometimes be attached To the entertainment industry And because of

those day jobs we're working on a project right now that has to do with boxing.

Someone was like, hey, check out a boxing TV show, you should check out Hajime.

And we're like, okay, cool.

And they're like, you should do it on your podcast.

I'm like, chill out, bro.

I don't know but the show's really good.

Yeah, the, I would hate to, I really hate to be that guy that

says, oh, you have to watch it.

It gets really good, after, a couple of episodes because I know on the past, in

the past, we have said, Hey man, just make the anime good from the start.

How hard is that, man?

And the thing is it's not that it's not good from the start, but it is a bit slow

and it is like a slow burn type of thing.

It keeps you at least interested.

So we're, so we're reviewing episodes one through ten.

Yeah, one through ten.

And the main character's name is Ippo.

Makanouchi.

Ippo Makanouchi.

And Ippo basically he, it's the typical anime setup.

He gets bullied in high school, and then he gets saved by a boxer.

And then Takamora.

Takamora.

He gets saved by Takamora who saves him from some bullies, which because of anime

logic sparks his interest in boxing.

Also, this also implies a grown man was like beating up 16 year olds.

And trolling high schools.

What is he he was out running.

Oh, yeah.

He was out running, right?

And then he sees Ippo being beat up under a bridge and he's you know what?

I'm not only am I going to stop this fight, I'm going to beat up

the children that we're doing.

Someone's got to teach them.

And then, we don't.

Someone's got to raise them, either their parents or the streets.

And we also remember the reason why he gets bullied so much is because

his mom runs a fishing business, so he always smells like fish.

Oh yeah, so these bullies are like, haha, your single mom was trying to

pro you're helping out your single mom, trying to provide for her, by helping

out with the family business so you guys aren't poor and homeless, even though

you guys are obviously clearly poor.

We should beat you up for this, because and that's the reason

why his self esteem is so low.

That's the one thing that anime never really connects with.

In real life at least American culture, I don't know, maybe in

Japanese culture, they beat up on kids who have single parents.

But, maybe, I don't know, maybe that's what ticks them off.

But over here, it's usually oh, you look funny, or even if someone

smells funny, you're like, Dude, why do you stink like that?

And someone goes, Oh, I'm sorry, my dad's dead.

So I had to help out my single mom on our, in our business.

You know what I'm saying?

So that way, we can eat.

And you're just like, oh, okay.

Yeah, now you feel like a dick.

Yeah, and then you see And then you would also, if you saw someone picking

on this guy, you'd be like, Oh, I'm about to beat up this bully's ass.

Bro don't pick on this guy.

What's wrong with you?

His, it's not his fault he smells like fish.

He's trying to survive, like, anyway, so that sparks his interest in boxing.

And he has natural punching talent.

And his what's the, Takamura basically gives him a test.

Cause he's ah, I want to be a boxer.

And he basically gives him a test.

And Takamura's eh, I don't really want to deal with you.

And he said, listen, if you can catch ten leaves.

With your jabs all in the same cuz he's got a hit the tree And then he leaves

Russell and right if you could do that, then I'll train you I'll bring you to

the gym and you can become a boxer, which is funny because After this, he

does not train him, the coach does.

Exactly.

Actually Well, to be fair, the coach is I'm training him.

Because Takamora's hey, I found him.

But he's nah, but you can fuck off.

I'm training him.

Yeah, because Takamora's a bit of a how would you describe Takamora, Nicholas?

A dick.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No, he's, this dude is a, dude, He's a huge guy.

He's a huge guy.

Physically assaults his so called friends all the time and fuckin looks

at people's dicks in the shower.

Yeah, he grabs their dicks in the shower.

Now, I'll be honest, I have never done that to either one of my friends.

My friends have never done that to me.

And I feel like that would be grounds for not being my friend anymore.

That would be like, hey man, how come you're not my friend?

Cause you grabbed my dick?

And also What's wrong with you, bro?

Epo just so happens to have a big dick, right?

Which is like a plot point in one of the episodes?

In one of the episodes, the plot point is, Oh my god, you've got a huge dick, ha.

Yeah, uh, this is, that part was mad weird, but the rest of it's good!

The rest of it's fine!

We're taking it to a new level!

The, yeah the shower scenes are, I, maybe that's a cultural thing?

We are Southern Senpais, so we are exploring different cultures.

That's not a side that I really want to explore.

No, when you're in high school, you have locker rooms when you're like,

training and stuff like that, but I've It's not been my experience of people

going around grabbing each other's dicks, but once again, maybe it's

because we're from the south, right?

Maybe that's it.

This could be a greeting in japan.

You don't know they were oh hello.

Nice to meet you I mean in one of the later episodes they do, you know walk

in and they're grabbing on each other.

Yeah!

It's what is happening?

But anyway.

Anyway.

Usually out of these 10 episodes, it was maybe like seven

minutes, which is very jarring.

But and then, so we sit there and, like you said, Ippo has this incredible boxing

power, punching power that they find out just through the magic of anime logic.

And his, he sucks.

Yeah, he sucks pretty hard, but he has like good punching power.

So they're like, oh okay, cool.

So then, they start, he's, he also not Hold on, we gotta back up.

By the way, Takamora did not think that he would Succeed in the leaf thing.

No, he didn't.

He just told him that just to just like to bullshit him, but Apo actually does do it.

So that's why he's oh, I guess I have to train you now.

Because the thing is he offered that as a training to be like,

if you'll just get away from me.

He was like, nobody with no boxing experience could ever do this.

But because anime.

He does it.

And then he gets introduced to all of the, the friends of the boxing gym.

All the other characters.

They talk about the importance of discipline and hard work and, he

journeyed towards becoming a boxer and he's oh, maybe I can Now, I watched

the American dub of this and the coach sounds like he sounds like Mr.

Krabs from Spongebob.

He sounds exactly like Mr.

Krabs.

Get your head out of the game, kid!

But it's like Mr.

Krabs saying it.

I didn't realize that till just now that he sounds like Mr.

Krabs.

He sounds exactly like Mr.

Krabs.

It's if you in this show, because we watched the English dub of it, in this

show, if you like, Epo, I need you to, I know you, you need to stop boxing

and start frying up some patties.

I would not have thought twice.

I'm like, yeah, no, that makes sense.

You know what's really crazy is that, The friends that they find, they're actually

really encouraging of Ippo, right?

Because whenever he first starts, everybody is just miles better than him.

And they're just like, but then they're just like, oh this

dude has got knockout power.

If he's got that, then, you know what's interesting?

There's like a, there's like a have some shots where you see

there's clearly a whole bunch of other people there in the gym.

So there's Takamura, there's Ippo, there's the coach, there's like

the general manager guy who wears glasses, and there's two other guys.

Who is that's like the main cast.

And then, he has this little gym rival.

Yes.

Rival with Midoriya.

Midoriya.

And Midoriya's thing is he can't throw heavy punches, but his

technique is like Impeccable.

He's like a genius, right?

Cause his dad's a his dad was a former professional boxer.

So he's Because of anime logic, what ends up happening is Ippo has

never boxed before in his life.

He is just a little punk.

And Midoriya has been training his entire life.

Has flawless footwork.

The only thing he lacks is punching power.

And Ippo gets there and is Okay, if you can survive in the ring

for three rounds, I'll make sure you become a professional boxer.

And what he means by that is that he'll get his, he'll go

off and do the boxing card.

And Ippo wins because anime.

Because anime.

But I will say this.

And mi what's Miata, right?

Miata the rival mid, is it mid or mid Miata?

It's Miata.

Yeah, it's E Iro.

Iro Miata.

I'm thinking Meria from my hero.

Academia.

Yeah.

I'm not really little of the wrong show here but anyway, we are

southerners, so so is all the M names.

Hey, y'all gotta figure that out.

Anyway, so Iro Miata, this guy, he takes that loss and is you know what?

Now that I've lost and I'm gonna go enter, it's cause they enter in, I

think a tournament later, don't they?

First, what happens is he loses.

But then And he's shook to his core about this.

But then But I went to, bro, I've been training for 10 years, and

this guy's ooh, I to do anything.

And then he knocks me out, I'm like, okay, so what the fuck have I been doing?

Yeah, my whole life, if this nobody, who's nothing, Can sit there.

Mind you, these people are like 16 years old.

Oh, yeah.

Because anime, they're 16.

And then and even though he, then he goes I think he gets his, I

think he gets his boxing car too.

Yeah.

And but what ends up happening is he has the three months, right?

They train for three months to counter, what's very interesting is I like how

they have kinda like realistic timeframes.

They're not like, oh, your fight is next week.

Give a week to master this.

Okay, you fight's in another week, give em a week to master this.

It's no, it takes months of training, right?

It take, it takes months and months of training.

And there's a lot of training in the show.

There is a lot of training in this show, but I think it's realistic,

because in some instances, they're like, Oh, you have a month till this

fight, so you better really train up.

It's okay a month is a long time.

And they're like, no, it's not.

It's no time at all.

It's no time at all, but at least it's not like in, Dragon Ball Z, where it's oh.

You had 48 minutes.

You have three days to make sure that you don't lose in this fight

that will destroy the Earth.

So I think that the one thing I like about this show I'll say this one

thing I really enjoy about the show is that the main character, he's like a

very he's like a very likable person.

I think this is like the era of like anime where like all the main characters

are just like unnaturally nice.

To like early thousands, like late nineties or something

like that, those first seasons.

Also whenever he wins a match, he just bows.

He's Oh, thank you.

I think they do that in Japan, though.

I think they bow for Oh, so we're just the dicks that are just like,

whenever we win a match, we're just like, Yeah, fuck you, man!

Yeah, I think that's I think they do to show respect or thanks.

Us, we just eh, screw it.

And then also, towards the end, it's in preparation for his first match, right?

He has his first match with this guy named Oda.

And Oda is this, first of all, once again, Ippo is 16.

Oldest mid twenties, and they're both featherweight class.

And for some people who are in the featherweight, these guys have

some giant, ripped muscles to be in this frickin featherweight class.

These people look like they're in their mid twenties.

And heavyweight, dude.

Epo shows up ripped, jacked, and they're like, I'm like, dude, what?

I thought he was a And they're like, he's he looks huge.

And he's yeah, I'm a featherweight.

Are you?

Are you?

And I was like these people are 125 pounds.

Bro, I ain't gonna lie, that episode where wherever that, the

evil guy's name is where they had, where they were going for that card.

He, so there's this, I don't know who this person is yet.

I think he's, I think it's Machiba is his name.

Machiba?

Yeah, Royal Machiba.

Anyway.

He they took some sort of tests for the boxing card, to get their boxing

card, which I think is pretty standard in Japan, I assume, I have no idea.

But, during the fight, all you had to do was just say, you put on your headgear,

you go in front of the judges and say, Hey, just so that you know how to

box, just punch around a couple times, dodge a couple times, and then leave.

You're not really supposed to win or lose who cares, right?

It's just to show that you can box in general.

Or that you're learning something at your gym, right?

So oh, I know different kinds of punches, I know how to defend, this is that.

This man obliterates one of the this other kid for no reason.

With a whole bunch of Flicker Jabs.

I do First of all, that's something that this series has done a lot.

They see a whole bunch of different types of punches.

That I did not even know existed.

No, didn't know.

They have The Hitman style Flicker Jab.

That And that's just that's this bad guy style.

The Hitman Flicker Jabs.

And I'm just, And They reference so many American boxers, I'm, like

Dang, we're gonna look this up.

Who are this guy?

And so what ends up happening is they do a rematch to they do

a rematch to What is his name?

Miyata?

They do a rematch That's his name, right?

Ichiro I don't know who you're trying to talk about right now.

Ichiro Miyata.

What about him?

They do their rematch.

Oh in the gym.

You just said that we're talking about that.

I was talking about something else.

How was I supposed to know that's who you were talking about?

Yeah, but Yeah, so they do it, so they finally do their rematch, and,

it goes a lot better this time.

And but then, they have a promise to meet again, right?

Towards, remember, Miata leaves his gem.

Oh yeah, Miata leaves the gems, that way, cause he can't be Ippo's rival

if they belong to the same gem.

Because what ends up happening is that he loses, and then They don't see him.

And what's the guy's, what is it Machina Uchi, loses his inspiration and

loses his determination to get better.

Because, you haven't seen Miyata.

His, Miyata was like his goal.

He lost to Miyata the first time.

And it's oh.

Now I'm going to fight Miata and like he wins the second time so

now he's lost that and he meets him outside right and then this man

wanted to be Sasuke so bad standing on top of the stairs Looking down.

I'm like, we're gonna meet again.

Like bro.

You are not son.

You're not in the edit, bro Ain't no bitches about to

come out when you say this.

There's no like music that's about to play like chill out, man Because he

thinks that he lost he left the gym because he beat him, because he beat

him and he's just a little bitch, right?

And he's he couldn't handle it, he's no, the only way we can face

each other in the pros, is if we don't belong to the same gym.

If we don't belong to the same gym.

Which makes sense.

That does make sense, but you couldn't say that?

Be like, hey, yo hey, I'm leaving because of this reason.

To be fair, Epo's the only one who would be left in the dark about

this, cause, I assume that, I guess the other ones would know that.

Yeah, why wouldn't anybody tell him?

I don't know.

These, again, these people are his boxing friends are dicks.

So Dude, his boxing friends are some weirdos.

Yeah, you know what's crazy?

It's like I mean It didn't seem like he was unpopular in school.

Didn't some people like ask to hang out with him in like the first episode?

And he was like no, I'm not gonna do that.

Yeah, they asked to hang out with him, but he couldn't hang out with them

because of the fact that he worked with his mom's fishing business.

And the only reason why he was able to get into boxing was because his mom told

him, hey listen, it seems like you've been really happy these past couple of days.

Do you like boxing?

Whatever it is that's making you happy.

Please just continue to do that.

I'll handle the fishing business and then she or did she already know it was boxing?

No, he had to tell her and then it was like she was like, oh, go do

that cuz he was like, I'm worried that you don't have enough help.

She was like nah, I got this So he's like, all right, cool.

And then he goes Which is crazy because his mom works at night loading fishing

boats Yeah, I'm not gonna seem like the safest job for you know Built different

I guess they built different that's why they're drawn like white people

because they're just built different.

They're white people who live in Japan.

They're built different, bro.

There's a part that you don't understand about things.

The culture of Japan is just different.

To be fair, even what's his name?

Takamora?

Takamora is like really tan.

Takamora is a menace, dude.

He is.

He's he's the middleweight.

And he's they always call him the big guy.

Which I'm like, dang bro, he's a middleweight?

He seems to me like he would be a heavyweight, right?

Cause like how big he's drawn and 5'9 right?

Yeah!

They call him big guy and he's like huge and towers over everyone else.

But he's 5'9 5'10 And I'm like, bro, what, How tall are these 16 year olds?

Yeah, cuz I'm like this doesn't make how tall cuz Ippo is so in episode

10 where we already stopped He's about to go fight this guy named Oda

who's like a mid 20s person, right?

And this is a grown ass man.

Everybody else is grown as hell Ippo is a little shorter

than him, but not really right?

So I'm just like Bro, how big are these regular people because

Ippo I guess it's five five Okay.

Yeah, but that doesn't make like they make Takamura seems like he's like

6'4 compared to his 5'5 Yeah, he looks like he's 6'4 I mean he's a psychotic

person when it comes to training.

Yeah, to training, and he, no, I think the starvation diet is

like a real thing that people do.

So to get ready for one of his fights, he does this thing called

like a starvation diet, which he like only eats a tomato for the day.

Oh, and one of his one of their friends owns a ramen shop?

He, I think he works at the ramen shop to make money.

Works and Takamura's yeah, he's such a shitty boxer That he has to

earn money by working a regular job.

I was like, dude, that's, it's, and then he Maybe if you were better at

boxing, the thing you wanted to do in your entire life, you wouldn't

have to work this job, bitch.

Terrible.

You're an What's his name?

Mak Ippo.

Ippo, yeah.

Ippo's damn, these people are weird and crazy.

Yeah, so they have the other two guys names.

One of them is Masuri Aoki.

Aoki is one of them.

And then, the other one Aoki's the one who's working at the ramen place, though.

Aoki's the one that works at the ramen place?

Yeah, Aoki does.

And, there's also this reporter guy named Fuji.

Now, I remember Fuji because I've been thinking to myself like,

not hearing the word mountain in front of that is really weird.

But, he's Fuji and he's like a sports writer.

Now, here's the thing.

Fuji's drawn like he's 45, but he's only 23, so Oh, really?

Yeah.

Yeah, he looks like he's in his mid thirties.

Bro, this man And I was like, why does he look so old?

I get it anime, but seriously, this guy looks super, super old.

23.

And then I was like, oh, he's a reporter.

No, I get it.

This guy's chain smoking.

This guy has a a problems and shit.

Oh, he's a reporter.

Okay, yeah, cool.

And then, Are in the 1 through 10.

This is the, this is, we're in the same episode arc where the guy who's like lazy.

Yeah, so it's about the fight.

So Oda, his upcoming rival, so at the end he stepped in the ring, but we

actually didn't get to see the fight yet.

This guy named Oda is basically, he's a good boxer, but he's just

super lazy because he wins all of his fights really lazily.

So he doesn't go to training, nothing.

And this guy, his trainer is hey, you know what?

If you don't start boxing seriously or take box seriously, I'm not gonna

let you have sex with my daughter anymore Wait, what and so have

you lost his last three matches?

Yeah, he lost his last three matches because he wasn't training you're just

being lazy because when he would go out and do his road work His, the coach's

daughter would be like at a cafe.

Yeah, and you just go meet her with her And he would just stop his

road work and meet her in the cafe.

And the crazy part is, the coach would know that!

Yeah!

And would be out searching around for him.

How big is this town that he knows, like First of all, it seemed In the, I think

they said in the episode, he was like, I always meet you at the same cafe.

Bro, coach, why are you looking?

You know where they are you saw He's over there, and he's about to put the schmooze

on your daughter again because apparently they're in a relationship right and then

so she comes to him and she says hey listen if you don't Win your next fight.

I'm breaking up with you and he's oh my I, look, I'm a man and,

Nicholas also has the Y chromosome.

Let me tell you something, that's a good motivator.

He literally changes almost instantaneously.

She's look, if we, if you don't, if you don't take this boxing

seriously, it's over between us.

He was like, Okay, I'm gonna go start training right now.

Goes on this huge training arc.

Through the rain and everything.

I'm like, bro, all it took was for her to say No more coochie?

This shook this man to his core.

To the point to where his trainer was like, Dang, bro, what kind are you?

Why you training so hard?

So he gets into the ring, right?

Yeah.

And loses.

It's a great, it's a great, match.

Oh, what it does?

Yeah.

I don't think, I think that's Alright, just full disclaimer.

Nicholas, you've exposed it.

That's not in episode 10.

That's like episode 11 and 12.

Oh.

We might have watched it a little bit sooner.

Beyond.

Anyway.

And episode 10 is And episode 10 is when they went into They, they just

We tried to fake it as if we didn't watch those episodes, but we did.

Yeah.

I want to say something that's really I will say this, I think there's something

also a lot of modern anime is lacking.

It's like really good parts to end the end the episode on.

It's like addictive.

Yes, so The pacing is really great.

The pacing is great because episode 10 ends on the fact that he just

goes into It starts, so it's oh man, now I gotta click the next one.

Now I gotta click the next one.

I gotta find out if the guy, you know Gets his girl back.

Does the man get the coochie or not?

But what do you think about the first two episodes so far?

I think it's pretty good.

As a writer, what do you think about these episodes?

I personally don't think I could have written this.

Or I don't think it's a style of writing that I am really

into, but I really enjoy it.

And so I personally, I really like the series.

I like a whole bunch of things about it.

It's pacing is really great.

I enjoy a lot of its characters.

Something I will say is that it does a really great job of getting you to like

a character in five to ten minutes.

Something that this series does really well.

You can meet some, meet, they can say, Hey, look, this is my friend, Bojo!

And you'll be like, okay, this is some new character, Bojo.

And then five minutes later, you'll be like, I'd kill someone for Bojo.

Bojo's awesome.

One of the craziest things about this anime, is the character development is

so good, but so fast at the same time.

It's like hard to imagine that I care so much about all these side characters,

and it's not just you walk in the gym and it's just, dialogue here, dialogue there.

These side characters are developed as well.

Yeah, everyone's, every single one of the characters is so developed, you understand

all of their motivations and You're like, you understand all their motivations,

their hopes, their dreams, all 27 of the people, and it's only 10 minutes in.

And you're like, dude, what is going on here?

One thing, and that's why I just really have to give it up to its pacing.

It's pacing is at that perfect mode to where it's fast enough to where

nothing is, it's fast enough to where nothing is wasted, but it's slow enough

for you to just, for you to enjoy it.

Yes, it's for it to be believable, rather for it to there's a

lot of it that is believable.

I think that's I think that's its biggest thing.

Yeah, because they're training for months upon months of for

this one fight for this one fight.

I think people really What's the word?

They really identify with Ippo, right?

Because what the saying goes, it's like, it's okay if you don't know how to fight,

but if you choose not, if you don't want to learn how to, or no, what is it?

It's it's okay if you're weak, but if you stay weak.

Then that's the issue.

Oh, I thought I was used to force.

Something like that.

What are you doing, Star Wars?

What the fuck?

He said something like that.

We're not talking about Star Wars.

This is anime.

Adam, why did you agree with me?

You're like, yeah, something like that.

I was trying to think, I was like There's some type of quote that's like I, I

don't know, I don't know the quote.

I know, you're talking about that one where it's like It's

better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in water.

No, that's, but I get what you're Is that what you're trying to say or no?

No, that's not what I'm trying It's a different one.

It's But that's basically the sentiment.

It's Hey, listen, there's no problem if you are weak, But it's

your problem if you stay weak.

Thanos.

Somebody.

Somebody say it.

No man, it's not that house.

Somebody.

I don't know who it is.

So I'm no better off than you.

I don't know, but I feel like I have heard that from somewhere before.

I don't know where.

It's probably another anime.

Probably.

But we're not.

What would you say about this?

Do you like it?

I like it it's got a bit of a slow burn to it.

Yeah.

The fight I do like the way, like the inner dialogue.

Some of it's not, because usually, especially with anime, you have

these long inner dialogues.

It's hilarious.

We were watching what was that other anime, the soccer

anime that we were watching?

Bluelock.

Bluelock, and then, the inner Man, the inner dialogues in Bluelock

were like the whole episode.

The whole episode was like, I can't believe I like boxing.

The, I can't believe I'm smart enough I can't believe I'm smart

enough to understand that if I kick this soccer ball at this blade of

grass, it'll kick off at a 45 degree angle, and you're just like, What?

What are you talking about?

And he's But, my power is that I see where the other soccer players are.

Yes.

Y So I'll Spatial awareness.

What?

Spatial awareness?

That's your ability?

That was so stupid.

But I will say this is the inner, this is like the type of anime we

expect to be a lot of inner dialogues, because they're in there boxing, right?

There is inner dialogues, but it's not as long or as big as I originally

expected them to, and I think it's because he has those other side

characters, who are basically saying Oh, hey, watch out, or Actually, this

is what's going on with that person.

You know what I'm saying?

Also, what I think that this anime does is portray real friendship dynamics.

Instead of it being like, Don't get me wrong, the fantasy anime

friendship dynamics are cool.

But I think that In this anime, the friendship dynamics are

a little bit more realistic.

Yeah, that's cause like, when you're really friends with someone,

sometimes they're just jerks, just cause they are, for no reason.

Because you can just do that.

Comparative to like, a lot of other animes, they're like,

we're friends, so look, here, let me share this bread with you.

No, your best friend's gonna be like, hey man, do you want some bread?

Yeah, sure, man.

All right, cool.

I'm gonna eat all this for myself.

I don't know where you're getting your bread from, but hey, You know.

I wouldn't piss on you if you were on fire.

And they'll be like, hey, that guy's mean.

and you're like, no, that's my friend.

He's a dickhead.

Anyway we're going to, in the next episode, we're gonna do,

what is it, 11 through 21?

Sure, why not?

Yeah, 11 through 21 is the next one.

All right, cool.

So what would you read it so far?

I'll be I'd probably give it a 7.

5 7.

5.

What would you give it?

I'm leaving it.

I'll give it a solid 8.

I think it's a solid 8.

Solid 8?

Yeah All right, cool.

I'm Nicholas Killian.

I'm DJ.

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