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let's let's make some excuses here you know yeah because the fact of the matter is is that if a guy were to commit suicide and he's a physically capable man it's selfish because you're not going to be there for your mother and father imagine if they also had to go through that winter of their life knowing that their son committed suicide how selfish that is
Okay, guys, Alpha King Nima here today in Miami. How long you been out here, man? So thanks for having me. First off, I've seen your show quite a bit. I'm finally glad we get to hang out, man. Yeah, I've been seeing your stuff too, man. Yeah, man. I mean, wow. So yeah, so man, you know, I'm here and in Germany. My wife and daughter were born in Germany. Wow.
Yeah. I met him in Spain at an Airbnb. I was just backpacking, you know, I had this tiny room years, years out of my thirties. She was in her twenties. And, um, and then, uh, we met, she came out to Miami like six weeks later, seven weeks later, first date, took her to a little Cuban spot. And years and years later, we got family. Let's go.
Yeah, man. And I got a home in Germany, so I go back and forth. That's cool. Um, One thing that makes America special, you know, Germany is a beautiful country, man. Very beautiful country. It's just that if you're in a homogenous country and you're not part of that ethnic group, you're always a foreigner.
Whereas in the United States, and it's not just Germany, you could go to South Korea, you go to China, you go to Iran, you go to Nigeria, same thing. It's not exclusive to Germany. I love Germany. It's just that in the United States, anyone can be German. I mean, anyone can be American. Anyone can be American here. My wife was born in Germany. She comes here. She's American. And she fits right in.
And I think that's what makes the United States truly special. And I say that as an expat who spends... In the last year, I've probably spent about four or five months, maybe six months. Yeah, actually more than that. Yeah, about six months overseas. Wow. Yeah.
That's interesting to know. And a lot of people won't even know that because they don't travel outside the country. So they don't know what they got right here.
Yeah, especially Americans that have never gone to the opposite side of things. For example, I've gone to a Palestinian neighborhood in Israel. I've also gone to China, communist country, more than once. You know, I've gone to Iran. I've gone to Germany. I've gone to, you know, obviously here in the United States. When you go to these opposites, you get a greater sense of empathy for others.
But it's important to also have empathy for the people who don't do it. And that's the majority. Because then you come off like an elitist. Then you come off intellectually arrogant. And I think that after a while, man, you start getting successful. I'm 44. I'm probably a lot older than you, you know? You're in your 20s, right? 28, yeah. Yeah, young man, you know? So I'm middle-aged.
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