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This is so interesting to me. And if you're not in a place to think about this stuff beyond what you know, the message of universal peace is at the very least uplifting.

 
This. I met Don the majic Juan once, he had just been on Mancow that morning talking about some pimp gala and there used to be a self car wash on the west side of Chicago that all the old time pimps used to hang out at and floss their rides and there was a bunch of them parked so I pulled up and talked to the guy. My entrance into starting a convo with him me being white kid from the burbs was to talk about listening to him on Mancow. The car wash I think was on either Washington or Madison but just a few blocks from my dope corner.
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@Cream Gravy?

I managed to get all four films with their OG subtitles, I've figured i'd be a archive mistake to create separate bitrate and formats copies, or the author mistake that he did the full Arrow cut into a MP4. Now I got the .mkv and it works fine and has the subs integrated. What a film though, I never had such seriousness when watching any film. Seems their also the only actual historic testimonies of a Yakuza member.
 
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