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What's up superstars, superior studio

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sages? Terrific Tuesday to you. I'm Koi

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Wire. If it's been a bit 67, time to

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turn it up to a CNN 10. Thank you for

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spending part of your day with me here

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on the best 10 minutes in news because

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of you. Lots to get to, not a lot of

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time to do it. So, let's get to it. We

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begin in the US territory of Puerto

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Rico, where a homegrown superstar has

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single-handedly supercharged the

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island's economy. We're talking about

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genrebending rapper, singer, actor, and

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occasional pro wrestler Bonito Antonio

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Martinez Okasio, aka Bad Bunny.

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The native Puerto Rican just wrapped up

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a 30 show residency at the island's

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biggest venue to promote his latest

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album. Bad Bunny's decision to stay home

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for the first leg of the tour as the

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tourism economy hopping during a

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normally slow hurricane season. The tour

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is also making headlines for Bad Bunny's

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decision to skip the US mainland. A

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decision he says is rooted in concerns

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over immigration enforcement. Our

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Isabelle Rosales is there with more from

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the island of enchantment.

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>> I'm here.

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>> Bad bunny mania has taken over the

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island of enchantment. The rapper who

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has previously been critical of ICE

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operations said in an interview with ID

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magazine he didn't include the US in his

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concert tour because of fear that ICE

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would raid the concert venues.

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In a normally slow time for tourism on

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the island, the Puerto Rican superstars

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30 concert residency is sold out. Has

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Puerto Rico ever seen something of this

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scale?

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>> Never. In the 20-year history of Kiso

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itself, or in the entertainment history

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of Puerto Rico, nothing of this

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magnitude. Not even close.

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>> Tourism agency Discover Puerto Rico

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estimates the island will earn at least

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$196 million from the residency. Do you

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think that this stimulus will last

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beyond his residency at all or is this a

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temporary?

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>> I think it's one of the most valuable

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lessons that that will come out of the

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residency.

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>> Even the merch around this historic

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residency has gone viral. The rapper's

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version of Labu featuring the album's

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Toad mascot and Sapo Kono sold out.

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Lurking from a corner of his

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grandparents living room in Pon. The

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graphic designer, Sebastian Munice

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Morales, is stunned by the hype.

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>> Do you ever go, "Hey, that shirt you're

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wearing, I designed that."

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>> When I feel like very confident to do

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it, I do it. But I get a little shy

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telling people that I was the one who

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created

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>> Bad Bunny's music has long reflected the

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struggles of life on the island.

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>> You see the but once you go out, you see

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the different problems we fight for.

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Something's wrong here.

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>> A legacy of US colonialism and

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gentrification confronted head-on in his

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song, What Happened to Hawaii.

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>> The island facing a crushing debt

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crisis, crumbling infrastructure, and

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frequent power outages spotlighted in

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his song, The Blackout.

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The reality has driven young Puerto

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Ricans to leave the island in search of

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a better opportunity. Something Munis

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Morales once considered.

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>> Some people like don't see their future

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here.

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>> And after Bad Bunny wraps up his

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residency here in Puerto Rico, he moves

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on to a world tour, kickstarting that in

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the Dominican Republic. Let me set you

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in with a little bit of the mood here.

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You can see these massive crowds. Coy,

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this is like the Super Bowl, right? And

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what you're witnessing here is people

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tailgating ahead of that, filling up

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this venue of over 19,000 seats. Boy,

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pop quiz hot shot. What lies at the

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center of the Milky Way? Supernova,

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white dwarf, black hole, or caramel?

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If you said caramel because of the candy

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bar, correct. If you said black hole in

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regard to the Milky Way galaxy, also

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correct. The super massive black hole

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Sagittarius A star lies at the center of

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our galaxy about 26,000 lighty years

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from Earth and more than 4 million times

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bigger than our sun.

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Did you know black holes aren't actually

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holes? They're actually incredibly dense

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concentrations of matter acting as

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cosmic traps. Pockets of gravity so

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strong anything that gets pulled in

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cannot escape. including light. Talk

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about dense subject matter.

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One new study is giving us the clearest

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look yet at a collision between two

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black holes. The dueling giants were

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discovered orbiting each other about a

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billion lighty years from Earth. Their

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collision created a black hole 60 times

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greater than our sun, spinning at 100

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revolutions per second. So, how did

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scientists pull this off? Turns out

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black holes ring. Astronomers used a

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specialized observatory known as LIGO to

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detect gravitational waves. Those are

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ripples in spaceime that occur when

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black holes slam into each other.

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They're seriously small. Think 1,000

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times smaller than the nucleus of an

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atom. A Nobel Prize winning team was

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finally able to document vibrations from

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the waves back in 2015, 100 years after

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Albert Einstein predicted their

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existence. Scientists say this landmark

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achievement has given them a totally new

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view into the dynamics of space and time

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and will help them learn more about

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these cosmic oddities. E-waste,

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electronic waste, you know, discarded

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computers, phones, TVs, etc. It's become

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increasingly growing concern in recent

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years. And while some of us may have

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heard the three Rs, reduce, reuse,

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recycle, there's now a fourth R that

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could be key to curbing the epidemic.

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Repair. A group in London has a repair

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cafe where volunteers are helping to

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breathe new life into bin bound

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electronics, keeping them in use and out

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of the dump.

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>> There is so many people who don't like

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to throw things away.

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>> We fixed about 91% of things that come

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through the door. Anything you can carry

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in, we're able to fix.

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>> Electronics, textiles, lamps, vacuum

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cleaners, furniture, not too big. Some

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are just normal thing but with this

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sentimental value. Some are just like

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expensive things which you don't want to

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throw away because they were expensive

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and they are not that old. Every month

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this community venue in London hosts a

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repair cafe, a pop-up space where anyone

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can bring their broken items to be fixed

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by one of a team of volunteers for free.

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It's part of a global movement that

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started in the Netherlands in 2007,

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which has now expanded to thousands of

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similar spaces around the world.

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>> Our lovely and very skilled volunteers

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try to find the problem and fix it.

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>> The eth is to save the planet to make

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sure that we can use machines instead of

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throwing them away and filling landfill

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sites, we can actually reuse things and

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make sure they last longer.

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A lot of the items people bring in are

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electronic. In 2022, an estimated 62

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million tons of e-waste was created

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globally, and that figure is rising

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sharply, expected to reach 82 million

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tons by 2030.

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>> Some volunteers, that's their full-time

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job repairing stuff or being engineers.

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Some of them just like tinkering. Some

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of them like helping people and hate

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waste.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10 is

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all about paying it forward or shall we

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say slaying it forward. Eli Derswitz

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started fencing at 9 years old, went on

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to become an NCAA champ at Harvard, an

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Olympian and a world champ in 2023 in

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individual men's saber. Now he's the

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owner and coach at Zeta Fencing in

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Ashlin, Massachusetts, the place that

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inspired and molded him as a child.

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>> To see that kind of joy on their face as

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they learn that, you know, overcoming

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obstacles and paying attention that that

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will lead to this moment where things

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start to come together. Um, when I see

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that, like it really just um it feels

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like magic to me. Sometimes I have to

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take a step back and realize that having

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fun at practice, having enjoyment here,

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having friends and community to surround

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them is the precursor to everything and

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that I have to foster that environment

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where they want to come in, where they

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want to have fun, where they want to run

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around with their friends. Slay all day,

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as they say. All right, superstars, time

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