Khabir

Man, where we from and how we, you know, experience people is like, just be yourself.

We don't care who you are.

As long as you being yourself, we know how to deal with you.

You know, if you're a cornball, be a cornball.

Right.

Don't do that because that's what you're going to get met with is that type of energy.

But I've seen some of the most brilliant people where I'm from.

It's like the guy—you know those three—those bikes where you kind of sit in the seat and there's two wheels in the back and one in the front?

Across the street from my apartment was the guy who manufactured those originally.

Black guy.

Manufactured those.

White people will come to Compton and pick up their bike that he manufactured.

They're coming from Redondo Beach.

They're coming from all these more wealthier areas to

the hood in Compton, picking up their bikes because he manufactured them for them.

You know, obviously somebody, you know, probably patented it now, but anyways, he was the guy who first started building those.

You shift the economy.

You shift the need.

You mess up the supply and demand when you do stuff like that.

Yeah.