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" Through your innocence we told you its historical comics like school. I mean it's -- I graduated. From. I -- world."

" Hey welcome back then with a video -- incumbent discussion website -- dot com my comment Harry Ron. And job."

" And jobs this week. I made them -- do this topic now work. His mom this is where we want to talk about comics based in history in any true let events are we. Which you know most of that most of the comics are supposedly really."

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" It breaks for small little bit more in those sections they're talking about the care just sort of like you -- Register and it's done all in this. It's it's like a sepia tones and I'll. Com home sort of Browning can and things like also explores you know what it was like. In an African American community in Saint Louis at that time period in and and the politics. Of Saint Louis that time and and."

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" There's a great bit at the end which so doesn't really remember it like. How out there is -- songs like this happens because of the the good piano guys most of 4000 thanks wouldn't put it that would talk about the news of the day to song snippets -- this is what happens and -- about a and it was spread because these guys before us for us out of town and Alison I think saloons and things like that I had no idea that the hand him or perhaps -- western. And so what happens there's this where tough happening song has made from an hands are going to jail for it and he hears as well. And the songs also -- the prison system who doesn't love a -- that's going to present -- that in in prison for the -- hearing his own song the song and president."

" He hadn't yet done that that he didn't know royalties imbalances in it's -- dive into our hands than he was somebody that's very American historical. He really disrupted."

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" And there -- challenges to create a single serving of Rama noodles that can be heated heated up in two minutes and be number and a and is tenacious and now in the fifties and this is done that. Easy so like they had invented the container. In my favor panel members of the prison if protect container to the boss. That is it that a good slicks. This is what will you. Used and -- got a bigger things like for example the boss wanted there to be like corn peas and carrots sure that your click -- that involved about it is that how. You can tell. Package that happens to be fresh and so the guy who was president of smoking gun -- is those trying to figure out here and that he remembers when he learned of college process called. Freeze drying -- Somalia witnesses freeze drying their place like -- sizzling it's. The energy -- the public about -- engineering. Which I thought exit."

" It is -- a year ago that read a book about budge business -- developing. Noodles that not find exciting and entertaining and funny you ridiculous. Picture of the loss. That's what -- this morning kicking them. The -- and there's also one on seven elevens coming to Japan to newspaper want it was about the Dotson got to."

" Forty. This is about. Basically got a situation where it wasn't always that the US that the Japanese car was considered you mess things up to now for now you know that I got my back Toyota -- it's going to be affordable and it's going to run forever and it's not going to be any animals and and you know and and then early seventies -- it's -- Prior to that they were considered to be -- horrible cars. On and if it also there was no -- there and and that is that. Quite know that but the idea of sports car was like when it exports -- we lose our shirts on and so. A couple of guys and -- one guy at a Nissan says. I think we can make a sports car and and Americans will love it when of course you can't do that that's crazy and this is of course the story of them overcoming the odds -- the not and then and."

" I'm taking over the cart world and what what's great about the book is that is players that they have the energy among the book then read and from right to left for the Japanese but look what's great is that they they almost kind of following a pattern where there's a challenge and -- somebody sometime -- inspired ghost will do this and they go off and figure -- and they hit an obstacle in the nation they figured out and and that it -- moments of inspiration. An energy these books is what got."

" And yeah. This is based on TV series in Japan and the united prosperous challengers documentary series. But that day they just mama made profile business leaders foundations that magnificent."

" And the difference in -- Here is that when they haven't made your TV -- I think let's let's make let's make -- that and then that myself to whereas here like you know. You cannot Colin impostors -- expect salad and practiced a little. -- terms of the ship very good then that's how much it -- I enjoyed all three -- what I was also there is one that. That's a little bit because it has because they -- find a and we run to would look for sort of convert its lead -- this is how the store owners like. But he's he's going to -- think you can bet in Japan and notice Obama Japanese and not a problem. Good depend on primary they wanted to bring convenience store -- a lot of unheard of independent resource available now -- that's -- really lets forget."

" The last one. We're gonna spend a lot of time on here is -- area vote but who. Fax from Sarajevo by Jim Huber want to make sure I got it right it's worthy a lot of syllables it is this came -- in 1996. And by --"

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" He got position is that if you -- an elder statesman columnist. Again this is an -- the proper books of what's in the fifties and sixties started it was a -- this is a nice yeah this present day so what."

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" a very good it's and then that's Muslims because. And people can you know we don't read comments -- Who have figured that is what I'm asking me finish here into the history disappeared she's come off. You know there there are a lot of comics that kind of touched on this other than just these titles and is the only ones that are out there in the."

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" We talked about other videos show what Union Station is also another really good true crime musician deeper -- the vision of the FBI's story."

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" Through your innocence we told you its historical comics like school. I mean it's -- I graduated. From. I -- world."

" Hey welcome back then with a video -- incumbent discussion website -- dot com my comment Harry Ron. And job."

" And jobs this week. I made them -- do this topic now work. His mom this is where we want to talk about comics based in history in any true let events are we. Which you know most of that most of the comics are supposedly really."

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" There's a great bit at the end which so doesn't really remember it like. How out there is -- songs like this happens because of the the good piano guys most of 4000 thanks wouldn't put it that would talk about the news of the day to song snippets -- this is what happens and -- about a and it was spread because these guys before us for us out of town and Alison I think saloons and things like that I had no idea that the hand him or perhaps -- western. And so what happens there's this where tough happening song has made from an hands are going to jail for it and he hears as well. And the songs also -- the prison system who doesn't love a -- that's going to present -- that in in prison for the -- hearing his own song the song and president."

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" And there -- challenges to create a single serving of Rama noodles that can be heated heated up in two minutes and be number and a and is tenacious and now in the fifties and this is done that. Easy so like they had invented the container. In my favor panel members of the prison if protect container to the boss. That is it that a good slicks. This is what will you. Used and -- got a bigger things like for example the boss wanted there to be like corn peas and carrots sure that your click -- that involved about it is that how. You can tell. Package that happens to be fresh and so the guy who was president of smoking gun -- is those trying to figure out here and that he remembers when he learned of college process called. Freeze drying -- Somalia witnesses freeze drying their place like -- sizzling it's. The energy -- the public about -- engineering. Which I thought exit."

" It is -- a year ago that read a book about budge business -- developing. Noodles that not find exciting and entertaining and funny you ridiculous. Picture of the loss. That's what -- this morning kicking them. The -- and there's also one on seven elevens coming to Japan to newspaper want it was about the Dotson got to."

" Forty. This is about. Basically got a situation where it wasn't always that the US that the Japanese car was considered you mess things up to now for now you know that I got my back Toyota -- it's going to be affordable and it's going to run forever and it's not going to be any animals and and you know and and then early seventies -- it's -- Prior to that they were considered to be -- horrible cars. On and if it also there was no -- there and and that is that. Quite know that but the idea of sports car was like when it exports -- we lose our shirts on and so. A couple of guys and -- one guy at a Nissan says. I think we can make a sports car and and Americans will love it when of course you can't do that that's crazy and this is of course the story of them overcoming the odds -- the not and then and."

" I'm taking over the cart world and what what's great about the book is that is players that they have the energy among the book then read and from right to left for the Japanese but look what's great is that they they almost kind of following a pattern where there's a challenge and -- somebody sometime -- inspired ghost will do this and they go off and figure -- and they hit an obstacle in the nation they figured out and and that it -- moments of inspiration. An energy these books is what got."

" And yeah. This is based on TV series in Japan and the united prosperous challengers documentary series. But that day they just mama made profile business leaders foundations that magnificent."

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" The last one. We're gonna spend a lot of time on here is -- area vote but who. Fax from Sarajevo by Jim Huber want to make sure I got it right it's worthy a lot of syllables it is this came -- in 1996. And by --"

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