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When you go back home, you have to draw lines in the sand.
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- So, don't speak that over me.
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Abschnitt 1 When you go back home, and your dad says, "You know, Alexander always has been pretty loose with the alcohol." And he says it to somebody else in the family when you're at dinner.
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0:00When you go back home, and your dad says, "You know, Alexander always has been pretty loose with the alcohol." And he says it to somebody else in the family when you're at dinner. I am super aggressive about this. I'm like, "What the [ __ ] Do you want me to be worse? Do you want me to be loose with alcohol? What do you want? Because by you saying that, it encourages it. It reinforces that behavior. So, don't speak that over me. Now, me saying it like this is how I talk to people. That will probably make you uncomfortable. It will certainly make them uncomfortable. But, the thing is is that when you go back home, if you have to go back home, you have to draw [ __ ] lines in the sand and say [music] like, "You will not treat me this way. Let me teach you how to treat me."