[0:00] Yo, what's up? We the media. I'm with Nia. NASA. NAS and I'm Devin. This is my first interview for We Them Media. Mo, I told you I would do it. Um, okay. I guess we just finished a impromptu soccer game and now we're going to

[0:14] we're going to go for it. So, Neon, it's good to meet you, man. Um, let's just start big. What do you think of the USA?

[0:20] So, USA, I mean, I live here. I have a lot of thoughts about it, but I think that stuff about uh the American dream, freedom, I, you know, it's here, but it's not for everybody. It's for, you know, billionaires, CEOs, rich people, celebrities, presidents, but common folk, not so much. Uh people like me and you, people in the middle class, people that have to work. Yeah. 9 to fives don't have time to live much life. That's not real freedom.

[0:51] Yeah. So it's like wade, you're caught up in the the grind, the rat race, and that's not your options are limited. Your options are limited. You don't have time to really live life. You you have to struggle to get by. That's that's struggle. That's not living.

[1:05] And do you think that that issue is maybe isolated in certain areas more? You think that's just the United States specifically all over is just inundated with these millionaires and people struggling? Yeah, I think around the world if you if you look at it, you have places like the United States where there's huge wealth disparities, you have

[1:25] huge concentrations of wealth, and then you have these nations that are wealthy, but wealthy in resources that are not that are taken from them. So, I think I think you're you're either either one or the other. USA definitely falls into the former in my opinion.

[1:39] So, what do you think? Do you think this falls on the government or do you think it falls on the rich to be like self-proposed philanthropists or is it like the government needs to step in?

[1:48] It's a good question. I think um I would rather look at it as uh I think the government serves the rich. I really see them as one in the same force.

[1:58] I think the people should, you know what I'm saying, start taking things into their own hands a little bit. Maybe start to rely on one another rather than looking for handme-downs.

[2:07] Little less doggy dog, right? Because I feel like being, you
