In this episode of The CastAscendancy Podcast, we delve into the intricate topics of relationships, racism, and personal experiences. Profit, one of our hosts, believes that understanding and navigating the complexities of human interactions is crucial. He emphasizes the importance of compromise, listening, and learning from others' experiences in relationships. On the other hand, Frenchie, our other host, stresses the significance of open communication, authenticity, and not judging someone based on their background. Frenchie shares personal experiences of racism, particularly in South Africa, and the complexities of racism within the country. Join Profit and Frenchie as they unpack these topics and share their unique perspectives on this episode of The CastAscendancy Podcast.
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(00:01:44) "I feel that the different thing that I have that a lot of people don't have is that I'm going to say what I think no matter what. And I don't give a fuck who it offends, man." - Profit
(00:05:42) "It's a beautiful thing, man, to find somebody like that, I'm saying. Plus, I don't know your wife whatsoever, but she looks like she's awesome. Especially if she got with you and stayed long enough to deal with your ass. She has to be an amazing person, because dealing with people like me and you, I don't feel as easy, you know what I'm saying?" - Profit
(00:09:18) "But yeah, with that, man, I'm not qualified to be anybody's fucking marriage counselor, man. But I have an opinion and I'm going to fucking share it. And a lot of people tend to agree with how I look at certain things, especially when they don't know it's me that's sharing it, you know what I'm saying?" - Profit
(00:22:35) "The interesting point of this conversation is really how much of your own personal happiness that you're trying to get to is tied into your own personal feelings about that person and what you think the world is going to judge you on, right?" - Frenchie
(00:24:28) "That's because the women at my age are carrying three times the baggage that I have." - Frenchie
(00:36:37) "I mean, for example, I grew up first six years of my life, Switzerland. No idea that I was black. Okay? There's white people livery. I don't remember experiencing racism." - Frenchie
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