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Lawrence Brown

Lawrence Brown

American trombonist and jazz musician

Sep 13, 2026

23:05
And then during the daytime, now she wanna sleep.
23:09
You know, how in the world can you take care of somebody during the daytime, you sleep when you're supposed to be asleep at night? And it got to me and I finally told her.
23:17
I said, she ain't doing me no good, you know, here.
23:20
I gotta get off my work early to come home and try to make sure that you are okay.
23:25
I said, she's not doing me any good.
23:27
She can go wherever she need to go, but she can't stay here.
23:30
and what have you, see.

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the
15:02
Like this filing, you know, start to finish, soup to nuts, should be X, you know, X pounds, X dollars, whatever it is.
15:10
It's a really good question and something we give a lot of thought to.
15:13
I mean, fundamentally, you have still got to look at how long it takes because, yeah, as you mentioned earlier, the overheads haven't changed.
15:20
You still have lawyers working on it.
15:22
You still have the need to pay their salaries, right? So there's that feeding into it.
15:27
There's where it's existing clients of EIP, we can actually do billing analysis and kind of we can look back and see, you know, and those firms that will most benefit from AI are volume filers because there are real economies of scale.
15:43
You know, once you know the client, you know how to work with them, that just filters through.

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What's it like on the other side of the Atlantic?
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It's right there, 377
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377See, first age, see, which lasts to 1653, and it, it was cut short, the first age.
60:06
Now your second age, 2377, see, it went over and what have you.
60:12
See, on your second age, and this is where Yahweh had given his old covenant to the Jews and the Jews alone.
60:21
No Gentile were invited.
60:23
None whatsoever.
60:25
See, this is where he established a law with the Jews back here.

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[laughs]
speaker_1HOST
5:04
[laughs]
5:04
That's how a lot of skeptics, that's how a lot of atheists pray.
5:07
And I did not know the skeptic's prayer at that time, but that's close to what I prayed.
5:13
Actually, even closer to what I prayed was Al-Fatiha, in the sense that I recognized my Creator.
5:19
I said, "Oh God, if you are there, I need help." I just asked my Creator, uh, speaking to God directly, I said, you know, "If you save my daughter and guide me to the religion that is most pleasing to you, not necessarily most pleasing to me, but most pleasing to you, then I will follow." And I left the prayer room, and I went back to the intensive care unit.
5:42
I had been away for maybe 10 or 15 minutes to let the doctors make their examination and their determination.
5:48
And, you know, when you go into the neonatal intensive care unit, it's a process.

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speaker_1HOST
17:52
Have you ever seen him in your dream, peace be upon him?

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