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I. Mean. Wow.

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Yeah.

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So let.

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Us move.

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My name is Omar Hashim Kato.

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I'm from Houston, Texas, and I ride bikes.

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He is one of the top
five flatland riders in the country,

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and he's also a local elementary
social studies teacher.

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I didn't realize that one could.

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Ride a bicycle when the bicycle is.

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Upside down.

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Competitions they've taken online
all over the country, in the world.

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By combining his two passions,
he is changing kids lives.

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One bike at a time.

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I met Omari when he was in high school,

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and he was just this young little kid

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with a shitty bike.

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But you could tell that he loved flatland.

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For years, he rode without a chain

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just because either he couldn't afford
a chain or he didn't care to have a chain.

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But he made it work, man.

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You get to know someone
when you're watching.

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Ride a BMX bike.

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Mama riding is very strong.

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It's very fluid. It's very dedicated.

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And those are some of the traits
he has as a person.

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He really is

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one of the best flatlanders
in the country right now.

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As he got older, you started seeing like,
man, he really loves kids.

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He wants to help them. He's
a true teacher.

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I think he's thinking
bigger than just bikes.

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All right.

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How's it going, everybody?

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Good, good.

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Do y'all know who I am?

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My. What's Bobo Murray's specialty? I.

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Yeah.

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Fixing bikes, riding bikes, everything.

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Bikes. Right.

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Does anybody know how to ride a bike?

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Yeah.

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Okay. Good.

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As most of us raise your hand. Is.

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This place is where you
learned how to ride a bike.

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What is this?

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An air pump.

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Does anybody know how to use it? Okay,

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so you want to press it up like that,
and then you want to flip that switch.

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There you go.

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I'm gonna let you do it.

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But if you mess up, I might.

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I might help you. All right.

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All right.

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You're going to walk in
and then pedal. Okay.

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And then.

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Pedal.

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Oh, you got it.

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You got to go. Forward with riding a bike.

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I have to get inside of the child's head
and try to feel what they're feeling.

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Because falling off a bike looks
the same for everybody.

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But I don't pedal.

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That's okay.

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See you.

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Get back on.

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There are kids out there

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that if they only knew
what you can do with the bike, they do it.

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Lots of kids love riding bikes,

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but it doesn't necessarily translate
that it's

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an actual sport.

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Back in the 80s,

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people were getting tired of like,
being on a BMX track all the time,

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and they were wanting to venture out
and do something different with it.

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They would ride up to a curb and
be kind of endo and come back, you know?

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So that was pretty much the beginning.

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Flatland BMX is art performed on a bike.

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Flatland

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had a few peaks late 80s, early 90s peaks.

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2000 people were into it
and we were on ESPN a little bit.

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But it's, you know, up and down.

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Flatland years ago was in the X-Games
and then it was removed from the X-Games.

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And that was like a really big blow.

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The challenge with flatland BMX in the US
today is most of the riders

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are a lot older, above 40, 50, 51, 52
and their masters of their sport.

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But it's not a lot of students.

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If there's no new

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blood being injected in the sport
like soon,

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it's just going to die off.

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We're not going to have any flatland left
in the United States of America.

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It's going to die out.

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I'm 27, and I'm one of the youngest

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active competitors in flatland
representing the United States.

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And that's a pretty.

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Flatland gets marginalized.

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People don't even recognize flatland
as a distinct discipline within BMX.

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So there's something about that

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that's really attractive to me, given that

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I already live a marginalized life

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as an African-American.

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As a black man,

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you have to push through walls
and barriers and challenges and conflicts

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in order to create a new version

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of yourself.

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2024 flatland will be in the Olympics,

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and I'm working toward that as a go.

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If I wanted to open up a flatland school

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as an Olympian,
I would have more clout, more recognition.

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I just want to use that as a tool

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to help other people.

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A lot of times
children see a bicycle as a toy.

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A lot of people see that as a toy,
and they don't see how serious

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you can utilize it.

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It was the answer for me

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for a lot of things.

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Growing up,

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my father gave me a bike
when I was about five.

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My parents got divorced,
and then after that,

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the time that he spent with us
ten diminished down to zero.

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I would always desire to see him call him,
you know, make plans.

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I'd always go back to this.

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You know why?

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Why is it so difficult
to spend time with them?

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It just didn't make sense to me
because I thought, honestly,

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yes, he's my dad, but I still thought
he was the coolest guy ever.

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I would

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say you
can't achieve your way out of trauma,

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and I feel like that's
what I was trying to do, that I felt like

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if I did something big enough,
he would have to respond to that.

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You know, he would come back.

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The bike was my therapy,

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my care, my pill.

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With flatland.

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All you need is a parking lot and a bike.

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I mean,

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you could be out there for hours
just by yourself.

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You forget about everything.

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Are you feeling yourself
getting to this state of flow?

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Give me.

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Would you?

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Are you.

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Do you?

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Just that.

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Liberation. That freedom.

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It's hugely satisfying.

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You know.

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What?

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I want you to see the people you

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fell into in the story.

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You go. In the. And

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you get you all this

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news about.

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To me, the overall state of flatland

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is kind of critical right now.

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That's why I want the Olympics

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to keep my sport alive.

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When that 2024 Olympics happens,
I have to look at some of the weaknesses

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I might have in my riding
and make sure that I'm progressing,

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that I'm able to take those tricks
and perform

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them on the world stage.

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I remember this to this day.

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I think I was in kindergarten.

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There was a poster of a baseball player
and it said

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pros do their job
even when they don't want to.

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And that like, really stuck with me.

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There have been tricks

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where it's taken me seven years to do it
once.

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It's not always fun, but in order for you

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to really get success,
you got to do a little dirty work. You.

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Have.

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Oh my gosh!

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Yes! Oh my gosh! Yes!

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I got tears of eyes, bro.

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Oh my God.

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Oh, I would say,
I would say one of the cry bro.

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Thank you for the next one.

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This is it.

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This is a new beginning.

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Some bad news for flatland

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BMX came in today when it was announced
as a regulated event in 2018.

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Unfortunately,
the IOC has announced that they will not

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include any flatland in the 2024 Olympics.

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The media is.

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Being presented with the opportunity
to be an Olympian

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once astounding, of mind blowing.

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Powder and the enormous blow by.

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It was just like having

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something taken from you
and having your dream inflated.

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And then Pop's waiting balloon.

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At best.

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A reconsideration of that decision
will come four years later.

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And being an athlete and staying in
your prime for not only four more years,

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but eight more years
is seemingly impossible task.

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Especially given
the fact that there still is no certainty.

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It definitely leaves you

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with a sense of hopelessness.

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Yeah.

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Perfect.

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Perfect. That's what I'm talking about.

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Yeah.

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I actually was able to begin the process

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of repairing the relationship
with my father.

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We have some more tougher conversations
about the past,

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and it's interesting, you know,
because you get a perspective that,

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you know, you never had before, you know,
because he never gave it.

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Okay.

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And you see that no breaks up.

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Okay.

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I got to get a I clear for that.

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I haven't seen that in like 20 years.

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I never questioned that.

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My dad wasn't, proud of me,
but it was from afar.

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Yeah.

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Oh. All right.

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Okay.

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There'll be an essay on there.

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Just came back into it.

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Yeah.

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It was awesome to see him do what he does.

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Not only the bikes and the kids
that he does the extra stuff for

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and all that, but,
yeah, we definitely need more.

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More leaders
like that to do stuff like that.

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You know, the unfortunately kids
they need, they need people like him

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because they might have have a father
or mother and they have both.

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So yeah, we def that was good.

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What he's doing, what he's doing now.

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Beautiful.

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Beautiful.

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Appreciate it.

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You. See?

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Yeah.

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I mean, you know. Okay. Right.

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Your foot was like this.

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Your foot needs to be like this.

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So when you're down here, you.

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You put it at the edge,
okay? Yeah, there's.

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There'll be, 8 to 9 of them here
competing today.

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What's the.

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The stomach hurts.

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You know, it's because you're nervous.

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You don't know.

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Come on in. Come on in.

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Okay. Listen up.

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We're going to we're going
to take a second pause off the bikes.

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We're going to warm up
just like we usually do. Okay.

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Okay.

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I'm going to show you how to start.

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Being able

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to be adaptable
is always important in life.

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I have to think to myself and say,
hey, the whole point of view getting into

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the Olympics was to garner more attention

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onto the sport and grow the sport.

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The dust settles and I realized

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that my focus needed to be redirected
to what's most important.

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And that's the kids.

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Come on.

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We're in the midst of.

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Okay, here's where I get serious value.

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So, what is.

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On the line.

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Let's give it up for jokes.

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Okay, so

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this is Jody on the first day at learning.

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Here we go.

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Oh, you can do it, sweetheart.

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Okay, I'm gonna.

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Show you how to start.

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Oh, Lori supported these kids

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and even paid for the entry fees,
which is an unbelievable contribution.

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I think this guy, you know,
it is incredible.

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I want to I am so happy about it.

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The work that Amari is doing right now
with his students

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is helping
create a new generation of writers,

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and he knows that, okay,
if I can use this bike as a tool

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to reach this kid's heart,
then I'm going to do it.

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All right, go ahead, go ahead.

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Go go go go go go go.

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Paddle paddle paddle paddle paddle.

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This way, this way.

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Man, I don't know.
Why are you telling the truth?

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When you said you didn't know how to ride.

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If you don't get speed on pedals.

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Give me a high five.

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Come on.

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Every one of these.

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Good job.

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Right?

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No doubt

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in your heart.

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And once you learn how to ride a bike,
you don't really unlearn that.

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There is a skill
that's been solidified in their mind.

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And that, to me, makes me feel like
I'm living out my purpose.

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I heard somebody
say the world would be a better place

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if there were more people
like Amari in it.

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Who said that?

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I mean.

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I'm not a perfect person,

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so it's really hard for me
to, like, accept that.

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But I have to also accept the truth

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that someone believes that.

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And if someone believes that,
I feel like I'm on the right track

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and I just need to stay on that track
and keep going.

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I just feel the need to,

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as fast as possible, be able to equip

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the youth with any tool

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that I use to better myself
and other people,

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even if it's a bicycle.

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Ride. Oh,

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yeah.

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Give it up for Kristen Bell.

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Who I bro in me when

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I cried.

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Mr. keto payments for.

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Want to keep on going.

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Keep on trying to, like reach my goal.

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Oh that's it has a great future.

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I think that he'll is courageous
and strong.

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He can be better.

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I still don't know what I do.

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Well, I can't make up my mind.

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Can't see where I'm going.

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It's too dark outside.

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Right turn. Roll.

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Right turn.

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What should I keep moving?

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There's no way I.

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Oh, there's no oh, oh.

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What's this?

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Without no direction

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I don't know where I'll go.

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Don't worry.

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About tomorrow.

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We'll find a way. Oh.