City Council and Miami Special Utility Authority (MSUA) Joint Special Meeting

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[00:00] The Board of Justice, the Board for the National Assembly.

[00:04] City Council meeting is third and may first come to mind about how it's been going out?

[00:21] Time has asked that as we've done this evening with Mr. Pupinand who bought a ticket if you had any discussion

[00:30] because earlier today at city clerk meetings in your name here...

[01:11] that I was supported by the Constitution of United States.

[01:17] The Court obeyed and became a constitution in United States

[01:21] And their constitutions are the state of Oklahoma

[01:24] In the cross-vitational state of Oklahoma

[01:26] Then, i will not notice if you receive directly or indirectly

[01:29] Relaxing about nothing

[01:31] Which is your act here in the right way

[01:34] Any many further valuable things

[01:35] For the performance or not, for performance of any after duty

[01:41] To obtain some purpose

[01:43] Really?

[01:45] Or on a moment to set up

[01:47] Any actor due to the commitment in my office

[01:49] Other than compensation allowed by law

[01:51] Rather then compensation allowable

[01:54] I further swear her return

[01:56] That i have faithfully discharged

[01:59] And why will pay fully discharge

[02:02] Accordingly to the best of liability

[02:03] The duty to the best of liability

[02:06] To do this is what I have

[02:08] The duty for my office

[02:10] During such time as i am a member

[02:12] During such times, i am a member

[02:15] And in the minority council

[02:17] In order to address these

[02:20] Of the minority's, especially so we are afforded

[02:23] Of the minority's special, particularly important

[02:26] Of the city that brings us from the public

[02:28] To the city and my normal

[03:32] Thank you

[03:45] We are in the board there

[03:47] I am really looking forward to seeing council

[03:49] On behalf of the state and the council

[03:51] On behalf of the state, the state and the council

[03:54] To represent tonight's presentation

[03:57] You can come here

[03:59] Yeah

[04:02] The purpose

[04:05] Of my hopefully great presentation

[04:07] To go over once again

[04:09] The results of the electric race that we have prepared for

[04:13] We had a critical to being in cities

[04:16] Of breaking soltings from last 20 years

[04:19] And this is about 4th or 5rd, and I would like

[04:23] For a lot information

[04:27] In presentation

[04:30] But i did include several slides

[04:33] And to further provide these support

[04:38] And means necessary for the rate plan

[04:41] We will recommend it for you tonight

[04:43] Obviously, it is never easy

[04:46] Talk about racing rates

[04:48] Whether they are electric water or wastewater

[04:51] Or any utility

[04:53] This has something people like

[04:55] You don't know if we must pay more

[04:58] For anything at anytime

[05:00] Or if you want to use the cities, take into consideration

[05:03] First we try to learn your utility like a business

[05:07] You will not be ready for all costs of providing that service

[05:12] Electric services is an economic

[05:16] Electricity has a product

[05:18] Just as I can McDonald's and for group or anything else

[05:21] And so they cost us sitting at my own

[05:23] Of certain amounting

[05:25] To produce this product

[05:26] And you are cost of losing less than one who is paying to produce it

[05:30] That's not good business for anybody

[05:33] Second rule, this a process that costs us

[05:35] Can we think about anything in the past and what today

[05:38] If I am 10 years ago

[05:40] Utility rates

[05:42] Are now immune

[05:44] To be able

[05:47] All those people will have to pay for all these costs

[05:50] It has an effect

[05:51] Go of any city

[05:54] To try to minimize or keep their rates as low

[05:57] As they possibly can

[05:59] But the popular and running utility has two balance

[06:02] The desire that keeps rates low

[06:04] With a need for investing your system

[06:07] And you continue to provide high level of service

[06:10] So, this is at

[06:12] A lowest rate is not always in best rates

[06:14] I work with many many utilities

[06:16] Over 200 utilities across the United States

[06:18] And I work for some utilities to have incredibly low rates

[06:24] But they had a low rate because

[06:26] They don't invest in their system

[06:28] So the quality of service and quality is deteriorating significantly

[06:33] That's not necessarily good way one money utility

[06:36] All these factors are going into

[06:39] The need

[06:41] To propose a new long-term electric break time

[06:43] But I would say that it really comes down to four factors

[06:48] There are more factors

[06:50] More than anything else

[06:52] So the driving need for underweight prices and inflation

[06:54] But cost of everything goes up 34% here

[06:57] Just do an inflation

[06:59] It's a reasonable perspective over time

[07:01] You're constantly going in high

[07:03] For those who have been living in low

[07:06] Second level, you buy your purchase power from GRDA

[07:09] In fact majority

[07:10] The cost of providing electric service

[07:13] Is due to the costs that you pay GRDA for their purchase power

[07:18] Guess what?

[07:20] There's a lot in the same rate increase this year

[07:25] And there are implementing 4% credit increases in 2026 and 2027

[07:30] So, they're going raise no rates here

[07:32] Whether your grades or not

[07:34] If we have no choice

[07:36] To pass these costs over any customers

[07:37] And these higher rates

[07:40] Third reason is that you, the city plan

[07:43] Is on issue 28 million dollars a day

[07:46] To fund electric system capital infrastructure improvements

[07:51] Now good news

[07:53] That's not going to be better and more reliable

[07:55] All new service

[07:57] But

[08:00] What benefits of running utility boat

[08:02] The money in US can break their security

[08:04] To rent the back in city

[08:06] In terms of 28 million dollars

[08:08] So that's a third reason

[08:10] And fourth reason is

[08:12] You have got to grant for your A&I program

[08:15] The, unfortunately

[08:17] The grant doesn't cover all costs

[08:19] As it has hit code with federal government grants

[08:21] They will pay you to line share

[08:23] But they expect utility

[08:25] Could be able

[08:27] To pay portion under this level

[08:30] So if you think of these four backwards here

[08:33] Those places is wide

[08:35] We're going to be recommending a new way

[08:38] Just couple real brief background charts

[08:43] Here, his chart right in there as they historical

[08:45] Projection

[08:48] Your electric customers

[08:50] As he can see

[08:52] You are like your customer

[08:54] So actually

[08:56] I'm gonna go to the 2-air

[08:59] Other regular

[09:00] As you can see, your total customer

[09:03] Actually declined a little bit over the last five years

[09:05] From 6800 to 6600

[09:08] But we're projecting that

[09:10] You are going

[09:12] To be some very very modest growth

[09:14] Over next 5-10 years

[09:17] This chart right here is

[09:20] The typical depiction of

[09:22] Your G&D8 power costs

[09:25] Look

[09:27] G&D 8 generates electricity

[09:30] And the cost of your house

[09:33] Our duty

[09:36] What I'm sorry, a beautiful time of time

[09:40] But alot

[09:42] Of their costs are due to

[09:44] The cost is rural and gas

[09:47] That they need to generate electricity

[09:49] So in sense

[09:51] They're going across each two world of oil

[09:53] As you can see over last five years

[09:56] So they're cost kind of ballooned up

[09:59] And came down

[10:01] That mirror a lot

[10:03] A lot increase in decrease

[10:05] The good news is that the last full bonus

[10:08] Costs are coming away now

[10:10] It's my professional opinion

[10:13] As economists

[10:15] Gas prices

[10:17] They will be staying at home

[10:20] We have new administration

[10:22] And I think that's going to keep oil prices and gas costs as low

[10:27] If you can't get them in the US they sit at it

[10:30] Because lower cost are getting reflected

[10:33] But unfortunately their costs arenít going

[10:37] We'll be showing a turn

[10:42] What?

[10:44] $20 million is gonna go with fun

[10:47] This was just a listing of projects

[10:50] That were slainful we funded

[10:51] With the $20 million in debt that this rate might go fun

[10:55] In addition to my program

[10:58] You're looking at upgrades

[11:00] You are on a sub station 3

[11:02] Looking at retail doctors and poll change apps

[11:06] Which is very common

[11:08] All electricity stuff

[11:10] You can get upgrades of the feeder 23

[11:13] Build out your substations for

[11:15] And interesting on solar farm development

[11:18] So all of these factors are investments that are necessary

[11:22] But cost a lot when you build on electricity

[11:25] Costs auto-managed in the UK

[11:27] And like any other asset

[11:30] It wears out full time

[11:32] That has to be maintaining upgrade it

[11:35] In replace and ask what this rate might need going for fun free

[11:40] As we can see, there's $28 million

[11:43] We're projecting

[11:45] The city is gonna go with next 10 years

[11:47] Now obviously in our country

[11:51] You're gonna be able to do all the things

[11:53] Which is good financial management

[11:55] Don't borrow money before you need

[11:57] No borrowed projects can go

[11:59] But as we've been also seeing a lot of debt

[12:02] It's going have an issue very quickly

[12:04] And then next two years

[12:06] Then after that, they are getting up and get more debt over a period

[12:09] Once again

[12:11] That means why

[12:14] Where I got your phase-in

[12:15] So this chart right here, I don't know if there's a lot of numbers

[12:20] But these charts are accurate as you're current and forecast cost

[12:24] A couple very important things to keep in mind

[12:27] As we review the chart

[12:29] It is broken down into any elements that were incurred

[12:33] By city providing like-exervice

[12:36] Operating costs can see go up

[12:39] Our projected goal gradually over next four years

[12:42] Obviously in the instance cost whatever it goes up

[12:45] Perches power

[12:48] As you can see, your purchase power costs are going to go out

[12:50] And I think a lot of those money is an otherwise good

[12:53] Because oil and gas prices they're gonna stay down

[12:56] But GRDA still implementing ready-to-reases that

[12:59] That our reflected

[13:01] In this projection here

[13:03] You've got some capital outlets that have been funded

[13:07] This has year debt service

[13:08] And this is the forecast new debt that it's going to be issued

[13:13] Then you've got transfers of about $3 million

[13:16] To support a general fund from electric companies

[13:19] Once again, they're coming

[13:21] A little bit of an electric service

[13:24] But what I'm saying

[13:26] Your total cost-of services 24 billion dollars right now

[13:29] It has expected gold at around 27 billion

[13:31] Over next three years

[13:33] So we are good

[13:35] The numbers were presented tonight

[13:36] And it's not only different from what we saw last month

[13:42] They're basically the biggest change you've made

[13:47] Is a regrettable need three year implementation now

[13:50] Whereas I'm lucky to go with regretting into two-year implementation

[13:54] So that will needed me if phase in and over slightly longer period of time

[14:00] We are recommending them do

[14:02] In your non GRDA cost, 1.3% increase

[14:06] Effective in June or July of 2025

[14:10] That will be followed by an adjustment January 26

[14:14] Which would for $4 increase

[14:16] In your base charge and a 5% increased

[14:19] And then you're buying out the charge

[14:22] Then, on January 2027 we recommend another five percent increase

[14:27] We also recommended

[14:29] You continue assessing

[14:31] P-P-H arm which is

[14:33] The past group

[14:34] The next charge and is assessed by GRDA

[14:38] Good news this we think that number of silver will be very, really low

[14:42] Effective in the base of 0

[14:45] A few years

[14:48] But a couple things also have been considered

[14:50] While beyond recommending an increase

[14:52] In July 2025

[14:54] Your PCA X-Trage

[14:56] Is going to phase out or being eliminated

[15:00] So thats gonna mitigate

[15:02] And the increase that is protected for this year

[15:06] You have a piece of A X-Trage as it resulted in 2021

[15:10] Still again, we said

[15:13] That was five percent

[15:16] When you go back

[15:19] An act about one month will us say three years

[15:22] Interpreted to reimbursed

[15:25] For example, that's our cost of reencouraged

[15:26] Result of the 2021 National disaster

[15:32] That charge is being phased out

[15:34] So thats gonna be a big benefit to you right by it

[15:37] But that's going offset

[15:39] And then, if got increase was in 2026 and 2027

[15:45] Now remember there were some orphans

[15:47] Or cases not guaranteed to take tradition

[15:49] If they are some serious reasonable assumptions

[15:51] So when you recommend it, because your non-magnetic is very planned

[15:55] Employment and free air plan

[15:57] With all that congestion in the next three years

[16:00] But between the non-monitories

[16:03] Because I don't know what's gonna happen out of the world

[16:05] And if things have been better than expected

[16:08] You might be able to come into an adjuster right by hand a later date

[16:12] Just quickly go over rates themselves

[16:14] Not showing any more important chart which has either impact

[16:17] On average customer bill

[16:19] As you can see right here, your PPH chart

[16:24] Right now is 0.05

[16:26] And it's gonna go away effect in the medium

[16:30] You recommend your residential customer charge

[16:33] Go from $13 to 26 cents

[16:35] To 1545 and June of 2025

[16:39] To 1945

[16:41] In January 2026

[16:43] In January 2022

[16:45] And you can see the charge per kilowatt hour

[16:48] Goes on 10 cents to 12 cents

[16:51] Upto 13 cents by 2027

[16:54] The other rates are basically the same portion increases

[16:58] You could see the increase in the commercial chart from 18

[17:01] To 21 and 25

[17:03] And a similar increase is going into volume and brickcharge

[17:09] Then, if your average would also be similar

[17:13] As with the municipal rate

[17:15] Now, that's a lot of numbers

[17:18] The question I'm going to ask is what does mean in terms

[17:20] Of the people age model

[17:22] Well this chart sits answer

[17:25] That question

[17:28] If you use about 860 kilowatt hours

[17:32] It will have to be like a service model

[17:34] So if your average

[17:37] Some people need more

[17:40] For example

[17:42] That average customer use 1065 kilowatt hours

[17:47] Pay a hundred million dollars for that service right now

[17:51] On this rate plan

[17:53] The cost of a bill will go up by about 8,91 cents

[17:56] Effective in June 2020

[17:59] To buy another nine-dollar amount

[18:01] In January 2026

[18:03] And to do it 5 and other six dollars

[18:06] In January 27

[18:08] If you used 1,000 kilowatt hour

[18:09] If you're looking at about a nine-dollar amount of increase

[18:13] And if your little use or less than that

[18:16] You are going to get around $67

[18:18] Now I hate taking these very complex financial plans

[18:23] Try and summarize it all in terms

[18:25] Of one, two numbers

[18:27] But give up again

[18:30] To the best majority

[18:32] The cost is not over

[18:34] We would see 7.8 dollar amount

[18:36] Each year under this proposed rate plan

[18:40] And in return for that

[18:42] You cannot only need to cover all of your costs

[18:45] In present a $3 million contribution

[18:48] To the general fund

[18:50] But you also find 28 billion dollars

[18:53] Of capital improvements

[18:55] That will improve the quality

[19:00] If yours is commercial customer

[19:02] You are saying the same portion of increases

[19:05] Commercial customers 10 years

[19:07] About 11 to 15,000 kilowatt hours a month

[19:10] Once again that is an average

[19:12] Some use lots less than something used more

[19:14] But that customer uses 11,012 hours

[19:18] Right now you see their bill going from $1461

[19:22] To 1.511 dollars

[19:25] So it's say based proportion

[19:29] And if your consumer increase in 2026 and 2025

[19:35] Now a final question is

[19:38] How do our rates compare to other customers?

[19:41] Is what we are asking unique

[19:43] I think that was great and so it's not new

[19:45] The average utility costs in 96

[19:48] It has raised you for 85% of the year

[19:50] So rate increases are important

[19:52] But in editable factor, why

[19:54] Most importantly comes

[19:56] Our citizens on my own

[19:58] Paying this proportion amount

[20:00] For electric service

[20:02] When compared with two other cities

[20:05] Here in Oklahoma

[20:07] On the market proposal

[20:09] A customer using a thousand kilowatt hours of month

[20:12] But pay just $140

[20:14] If you can see that it is basically equivalent

[20:17] Almost everybody else's paying

[20:19] You are little higher than some

[20:21] Your lower notes

[20:23] but certainly not out of proportion

[20:25] So what electric charges

[20:27] For customers here at home

[20:29] And for success

[20:31] Because a lot more than one

[20:33] And for success

[20:35] Because a lot of the customers buy from GRRA

[20:38] Guess what?

[20:40] These are the cities that are facing increases as well

[20:42] because GRRA is not an increase in your rates

[20:44] There's another customer rate

[20:47] So just to summarize

[20:49] This right plan

[20:52] If you adopt it

[20:54] We will enable you to cover all over costs

[20:57] Meet inflation increases

[20:59] And fund 28 million dollars of capital improvement to your system

[21:03] We strongly recommend that you adopt three year plan

[21:07] and

[21:09] Because we believe

[21:11] That will lead me

[21:13] To a better quality service for all customers here in the city

[21:15] Without having any of these in a question yet this time

[21:29] If it's simply not

[21:31] The first clear threat from a percentage standpoint is higher

[21:34] But if its offset by

[21:36] The elimination on PCAX-TURCH

[21:37] That 0.05 rate of hit your paying rent

[21:41] Now that goes way too

[21:43] So they have offset the 12% increase

[21:45] The next year, percentage increases less

[21:48] But dollar impact is a little bit more

[21:51] Just plus when you had about higher rates

[21:54] A percentage

[21:56] Is going to result in high value

[21:59] So as I said

[22:24] For all of these, it's not just one of them

[22:28] For dollar increase in the base rate and a 5% adjustment

[22:32] In the online equipment

[22:34] That cheap issue of this is an 4%.

[22:37] Yeah, it also set up five

[22:41] It's show four dollars

[22:44] And then if you're sending increase

[22:46] An divide that I'm great

[22:48] Yep, right

[23:14] The generation system serves to charge

[23:17] Including not the number of solar and wind generation there

[23:20] So there is an original offset over the scale of K-Link

[23:27] K-Link, K-Market

[23:39] K-C-E-Pura I and Remy

[23:41] At this assistant to be told a super tip in

[23:43] Which like guys

[23:45] Can you pick me here today

[23:47] It's on a question that you're currently

[23:49] If we have the lead line

[23:51] This number often has a mistake

[23:54] And Today

[23:56] We are requesting a great increase

[23:58] On customer objects systems

[23:59] So I'm going to use solar, laser vines

[24:02] Or hydrocarbons systems

[24:04] Which i don't think we have any other than solar

[24:08] Um so a customer generation system refers

[24:11] To the set of individuals or businesses

[24:14] Generate your own electricity

[24:16] And they basically rather then rely on the utility

[24:21] Of infrastructure

[24:23] They would generate their own power during the day

[24:30] Especially having renewable energy

[24:32] Generations equipment

[24:33] It's my only power from us

[24:36] Instead they're relying on our infrastructure

[24:38] So during the night

[24:40] The solar facility unit does not have a sort of thing

[24:45] And since I'm not shining

[24:47] They are using R energy to power their own

[24:52] To ensure that we can continue

[24:56] To deliver a strong efficient service

[24:59] We were wanting some water via the customer charge

[25:01] We wanted to request a new increase

[25:04] This adjustment will assist in recovery and the assistance

[25:07] To operate this way in infrastructure

[25:10] That way all customers can enjoy

[25:12] The integral is sustainable electric service

[25:14] So for example, if you maintain our utility

[25:19] Extraction system

[25:21] It's just a pattern on two different things

[25:23] And we need to have to make it larger

[25:26] Just to concentrate with the fund

[25:28] At that moment

[25:29] They could have some more charge for our infrastructure

[25:32] So I will let the start with the service

[25:37] Actually, we're going to talk about the material cost of what it takes

[25:44] For a system

[25:46] Like opposed

[25:48] We got it

[25:51] We are looking at average price that's 500 out

[25:55] The transfer on our storage residential

[25:57] We're looking at 2500

[26:00] And we are going to go to the Marshall large industry

[26:03] Transylumberting large between 2000 and 50,000

[26:05] Substation transformers

[26:07] Looking on many dollars for this one

[26:10] Cash more per day

[26:13] Then of course it's a record

[26:15] Consumption is gonna be where

[26:17] 30 thousand eight

[26:19] Six ten eighteen records per association

[26:24] Also, you know, labor

[26:26] And equipment costs

[26:29] Disappearance

[26:34] On the storm damage part

[26:37] Which is a good example of what we need

[26:39] We had a mutual aid from South Springs

[26:43] The poles are transferred towards the material and manor

[26:47] About 15 holes

[26:50] In six transformers so far

[26:54] Over 2,000 dollars in the bill

[26:57] That's not counting

[27:01] The city

[27:03] We have a CSR finance HR

[27:05] It is the one

[27:07] So we need that

[27:10] A financial kind of finance

[27:15] You guys can come in

[27:19] I don't think people would be the last one

[27:21] Turned into the socials in line

[27:29] How many people go to the United States?

[27:33] Seven and eight

[27:35] Seven, seven

[27:37] We did do some research

[27:51] We did pull some of the grades that are simply charging

[27:55] So, obviously current in charge is there

[27:58] History's 40 by dollars

[28:00] Pairing you charged 6220

[28:02] Still water

[28:04] Starting 51 per nine

[28:06] And yeah, it starts with 60

[28:08] Currently we're charged up to 1326

[28:11] In our requesting proposed

[28:13] Is 45

[28:16] You want to start with the chart

[28:20] Yeah, go through

[28:21] Do you guys have any questions

[28:30] Compare that to the average

[28:32] Usually, some of our CSRs

[28:35] We don't know if we can get a last structure

[28:37] That's an averaging about $1.00

[28:40] So it is worth doing your own electricity

[28:44] You want us to go through

[28:46] Exactly

[28:48] I just think like, there are questions for watching

[28:50] Maybe different kinds

[28:52] Yeah, everything

[28:54] Next question

[29:03] Who are you talking about?

[29:07] So right now

[29:09] Our question is, there's 1826

[29:13] I'm an average, no, it means validability

[29:17] That maybe at least 32 dollars

[29:21] No matter what extent

[29:23] You guys want to close their out of the field

[29:25] Oh! There we go

[29:29] The most of them they have

[29:32] They're only a few

[29:33] They have a question of charged

[29:36] Plus all the service

[29:38] So I'm here in Ratchet

[29:40] There are total adjectives

[29:42] That they're two persons

[29:44] You can actually push them

[29:48] To pay attention to gather the customer

[29:52] And there's 20 dollars

[29:55] If that doesn't help you, it increases the rate

[30:00] But if we don't, then we'll just take money

[30:04] Then those still run on our infrastructure

[30:06] Correct

[30:15] Yes

[30:18] Because that cause you got this problem

[30:20] Very resource

[30:23] If it's not being a lot of data, they're calling

[30:28] But we have some weak cannabis

[30:34] Yeah but if there isn't back to you

[30:40] Correct me so

[30:42] The writers can actually say, yes

[30:45] Most times I think the guy might've followed

[30:48] So, as his age

[30:51] He has a completely uncertain reason

[30:54] But it's like hard to go ahead and try

[30:56] You're totally, you know

[30:58] I'm always welcome about that for sure

[31:00] So our work with that meeting is whenever

[31:03] We have the customer

[31:06] That changes over to your team so

[31:08] Meeting us will be going out into a kind of tobacco test

[31:11] To make sure its not that big on my mind

[31:28] Go get another fantastic job

[31:30] And explore two of them

[31:32] Thankyou

[31:42] The discussion on community five

[31:47] It's our mayor and council

[31:49] This is kind of a sort

[31:53] Discussion on the community

[31:55] We have this to do it for today

[31:57] It has a very successful fire

[31:59] Salasalain, Pacific

[32:01] I'm hearing his discussions with Salasal

[32:03] Salasal actually uses their gloves

[32:05] Where he comes from all men

[32:08] He also starts with...

[32:10] ...and talks about it as Salasalais

[32:13] But they're calling me a Salasalain

[32:17] Salasalain community, how do I continue?

[32:21] We have two settings that I'm listening to

[32:23] And with a little bit of a voice

[32:26] They are only in finances

[32:28] Because they think what better communities project

[32:31] Very much for the community

[32:34] There's lots of...

[32:36] ...just seeing a lot people in New York City today, Dr. Sigmund

[32:38] He was saying

[32:40] That not many of us in the state

[32:43] There is a lot of other communities

[34:26] And that's the fact you and this E-Mind

[34:28] You know, have no electricity

[34:30] We'll be able to offer them

[34:36] I think she will just need a lot of energy

[34:40] I would like to say about that, so we've got to go

[34:42] Because i'm not going with these questions

[34:44] They're coming up

[34:46] People are saying

[34:49] Why doesn't both come in?

[34:51] All that might happen

[34:53] Who tried

[34:56] It was said now

[34:58] There is only talk to them

[35:01] They've got an A-D-E, they're on a mess

[35:04] It's good for the fire

[35:06] The police said that you can come in

[35:08] We have to get them into five years

[35:11] What would cherry pick certain negatives

[35:13] All of those sort of negatives

[35:15] That is not what we want

[35:17] But when I open my whole community

[35:19] You go and never know where it goes

[35:22] So everyone has access

[35:24] And thats will be offered a new

[35:26] Because there are no other systems

[35:29] Go back

[35:30] We'll also go to the Red Ninja Rage

[35:34] And my name is all of the Red Ninja Rages

[35:36] I think this will be good

[35:38] With talking south-sall

[35:40] and with the Hongsi

[35:43] They have no regrets

[35:45] The new city

[35:47] That shows them how to work with us

[35:50] How we're doing that again

[35:52] Which would appreciate it

[35:54] But, but

[35:55] The fire is something that you can help us

[35:58] To take on the development of our lives

[36:00] We're going out at a crew industry

[36:04] That's one first question they asked

[36:07] You know, we ask for high school course

[36:09] But by the way

[36:11] And five was in the name

[36:13] They got to act

[36:15] So those were community to say

[36:17] When your mother picked off their hair

[36:19] This would keep coming up

[36:21] If any of this gets them into the family

[36:22] And we can use them for children

[36:25] If you've got any of these on the street

[36:28] Or if they get a hair

[36:30] We don't have to go through us

[36:32] Where it wouldn' be, those are different kind

[36:35] So with mother-in-law and this

[36:38] Talk about the fire for at least three years

[36:42] Yeah

[36:44] Then I'm excited

[36:46] What is point

[36:49] To where

[36:50] This is a little bit of the strain increase

[36:53] To help cover the posture

[36:55] But this fire rate

[36:58] And I'll pay that back

[37:00] So what we're doing is benefit to community

[37:03] We are not just raising rights to raise rights

[37:06] Sure, you can raise your money on us

[37:08] They actually want me

[37:10] Remember October, October, last year

[37:13] Then we got to buy the product

[37:15] Try and go along with our branch

[37:16] We're at a point where we can also do this other situation

[37:22] It's just everybody to get up and everyone to be in the community

[37:26] So, first of all that outside

[37:29] Because it is long overdue

[37:31] And maybe some good exhausts

[37:33] They are really happy

[37:35] This will probably happen

[37:37] Most people with older communities

[37:40] But when you go on and bring your new questions

[37:52] You don't have any time

[37:55] Just like what I'm talking about

[37:56] We're not getting in there

[37:58] So after we get into it, you can give a lot of that

[38:03] You start living with the fire years

[38:06] And what's the sacred and your sacred?

[38:08] 40%

[38:10] I think this actually will be bigger than us as well

[38:12] Which is going to be a good point

[38:15] The possible work

[38:17] It would have a hard take rate

[38:19] But if they did because

[38:24] If i don't pay for every hour

[38:27] Or like any people who are 7 years

[38:29] I know many people have been at services

[38:32] And want that true life speed fiber

[38:35] That's a very, really high amount of person

[38:38] You got to the industry you were going

[38:40] To build us

[38:42] We probably could hire 4x as well

[38:44] There is one thing we can do

[38:47] Hey then how was it?

[38:49] We talked about that, but i thought

[38:51] We're in a hospital for community

[38:58] Is this video on the hotout game before?

[39:00] Yeah, so some of our lives are going to be a hundred-and-a-serene

[39:05] So we would just get around those areas

[39:07] I think it's not that simple in fact

[39:10] That will help make a lot on the hotout

[39:12] Because if i have this, you already had one cold pressure

[39:15] You're gonna go out with five of us, five or six of them

[39:18] Okay right up

[39:20] They both eat, do what else?

[39:23] We'll be planning for training

[39:25] The parents and what kind of guys is people who look along the lines

[39:28] And they've got as well

[39:29] We would hopefully use them to start it

[39:33] But they need a higher degree

[39:35] That's kind of something that is also sort

[39:37] These are my favorite names, but what does best happen

[39:40] You know five or three in this final one

[39:42] Do you like their size?

[39:52] Let us give the personal parents who people have anything else

[39:56] So 12, and there we go

[40:04] The last question for your daughter

[40:07] Is she going on?

[40:13] She said, don't tell her

[40:16] Are you a father?

[40:18] Okay, girl from the city council

[40:21] No

[40:23] I'm sorry

[40:25] I am a father

[40:27] Thanks for your help

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