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Let the camera be the reason: First Friday on Santa Fe.

First Friday on Santa Fe in Denver, which Maceo did not know about until Tim told him: “he said it’d be perfect for your content.” A man is freestyling nearby, and Maceo has not filmed him yet. “Honestly, I keep forgetting about it.”

The reason this fifty-four seconds is on the site is the admission in the middle of it. “I get kind of anxious like in non-crypto environments,” he says, and then what the camera does for that: “it’s been nice to kind of let the camera be a reason for me to talk to people and engage and figure it out.” His summary of the night: “It’s been good vibes,” and the instruction to himself, “expand the comfort zone.” The pieces he shot that night are on the site too, linked below. Language is unfiltered. The transcript below is from the original audio.

Transcript

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0:00Okay, I’m out here at First Friday in Denver, Colorado. I called Tim and asked him what he was up to, and he said, oh, I have to call Tim back, actually. He did call me when I first walked in this last place. But this guy’s over here freestyling, and I have to do that. Boy, freestyle. I didn’t do that shit yet. Honestly, I keep forgetting about it. But Tim told me that there was like this this first Friday they do here in Denver which I didn’t know about over here on Santa Fe So I said he said it’d be perfect for your content He’s so funny like he thought of me and didn’t tell me but I popped out and it’s been super sick just

0:33I get kind of anxious like in non-crypto environments and it’s like I’m like oh yeah I forgot about that But it’s been nice to kind of let the camera be a reason for me to talk to people and engage and figure it out It’s been good vibes It’s been good vibes Good vibes So, I’ve been talking to all kinds of people, so, expand the comfort zone, Abbie.

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