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I remember we were at football training and we quickly had to leg it home.

We went to Ratmines and we were on guard.

We couldn't get any taxis through town.

And, you know, we were just kind of walking the whole way through town trying to avoid those riots because we were easy targets during those times.

So, yeah, it's just just made you a bit more hyper aware.

Probably like late at night, just alone.

A lot of these things is like alone.

So I wouldn't really late at night or if I do, you know, you're kind of sitting there up near the front.

You're kind of just like walking through the Lewis or the bus.

It is now on the bus.

I haven't experienced anything and I haven't for a very long time because obviously I do drive now.

But obviously when you're younger and you're in college and stuff like that.

You kind of just, you know, you try your best to buddy up and not be out too late alone.

Just kind of those little things.

And, you know, just walk out in town.

You know, sometimes you might not put your headphones on full blast.

You know, you kind of one ear in, you know, just kind of looking around.

Oh, probably as early as like, I want to say like 12.

Like definitely even when you're young kids and that was from other young kids.

Like I remember being called like black monkey and all these are like terrible stuff from other kids, which was insane.