Thanks for highlighting this, it’s an eye opener for all of us who are newly into businesses. This is a mega looting of monstrous scale and the collapse was inevitable. Despicable!
That CEO guy was looking suspicious from the very beginning. I knew he had to be part of the problem. It's just sad how their dad worked so hard to flourish the business only for them to waste his efforts.
DCI should form a crime investigation department for corporate fraud with a team of more than 500 people. This affects not only the employees and suppliers but the whole economy.
All we can do is pray that when that is set up, corruption doesn't eat it up from the inside out seeing as they'll be dealing with huge amounts of money, the bribes to look the other way will be at a corporate level
There's one major cause for the collapse of Uchumi, Nakumatt & Tuskys that needs to be addressed thats beyond the boardroom; work ethic and integrity of the Kenyan worker! As long as every working day an employee wakes up with a new scheme to steal from their employer then more and more businesses will falter. Instilling Integrity in Kenyans should be prioritized.
the other day i was at Quickmart ruaka buying 2 fullchicken..the staff cut the pieces and folded them again for me and on reaching home realised the staff had stolen 2 legs and 2 wings from the cut pieces. I raised this issue and some people were making fun of me to stop being petty about "tumiguu twa kuku"..Now, this is how stealing and corruption is killing these Kenyan supermarkets..from the employees to the management...it starts stealing small sums here and there, stealing "petty" stock and then balloons to huge sums of money..
@@thykingdomworld This is really sad how we brush off such mannerisms as a society instead of shaming the perpetrators publicly. We need a reset to our national values
investigative journalism can aid in economic recovery of institutions. The muckrakers were reform-minded journalists in the Progressive Era in the United States (1890s-1920s) who exposed established institutions and leaders as corrupt, and i believe this is the kind of journalism that we need to reward as a society. Thanks WAIGA and CITIZEN TV.
Who is trust worthy in Kenya? I love my mother country, but I don't see myself coming back to settle. All human beings have integrity issues, but Kenyans are on another level.
An insightful and informative documentary. Another Business Case Study to learn from on business mismanagement. Truly sad that the casualties are innocent employees. Shm
Lack of family business succession ideas, which unfortunately is the norm in Kenya. Following what they see our leaders in Govt doing, Loot until nothing is left regardless of the source...Shame
There's no way a business can be mixed with family issues and servive. The management should be very independent and involve experts in running the business. Am so disappointed by it's fall since I did my research in Working capital management in supermarkets with national network in Kenya and Tuskys was doing well.
Poverty will increase in this country to terrible levels if government continues to turn a blind eye, watch 2021 and you shall see , tough times coming
Stealing ,thieving is the problem shareholders steals from his own company,The employees steal, everyone thieving,soon the consequences is collapse.whatever change they implement greed has to be checked,&honesty uphold,seal that loophole
Kenya govt where are you, when Nakumatt started having problems, govt was quite, These companies did employ hundreds who had families depending on them, now Tuskys is going under, is this increasing poverty? What's the interest of government in this , job creation is becoming a myth
This is just but a microcosmic snapshot of our national financial management attitude and behaviors. Citizens looting from each other and Family members stealing from each other, decency and integrity thrown out of the window. Corruption corrodes , it ruins and visits pains to many.
Your comment should be pinned! When we talk about greed and corruption being a cancer, now we begin to fully understand what that means when we see these things being done at the family level. Nothing is sacred enough to avoid looting from in this country.
As the saying goes.. The best way to rob a bank is to own one. I really do hope that current and aspiring entrepreneurs who are looking to create multi-generational wealth are studying these cases very carefully. In as much as parents want to do the best for their children and leave them a legacy, they also have to be very honest with themselves and evaluate whether their kids have the required skills and integrity to take care of the businesses they worked so hard to start. If one of your children doesn't make the cut, you need to be firm and axe them out of the business before they engage in corruption and destroy a good business that some of your other honest kids could've managed very well. This is something we black Kenyan business people should learn from our Indian counterparts, and there are many examples in Western family businesses too. Any child that doesn't make the cut is out, and be firm about it. Kenya could be the continental powerhouse of successful family-run businesses but this mentality of including all of your children in the mix, like sub-dividing a big plot of land and giving each child a parcel, needs to go.
@@Rhenadhis It could be a case of money laundering. and tax evasion. They took the money out under false grounds so that they can sell the company with debts this way they avoid paying tax.
Same as the others, theft by greedy directors. Nakumatt hadi waliua auditor wao to cover up the scheme. Authorities pia hawako serious & probably wako in the mix. Otherwise CBK, DCI, KRA, NIS & the likes wangepata hio pesa before imetoka Kenya. No way 10mil plus moves bila hao kujua.
His late father must be so disappointed... This is why I don't believe in leaving your legacy on your children's hands, just because they're your children. His father started the supermarket from nothing, and his son is the one who's brought it to its knees.. Sad
Yusuf was always right but they fail to listen. He literally told them we have problem but they used said huyu muit Islamu analeta wivu.then our court cases usually corruption and incompetent
So Yusuf Mugweru was right after all. His siblings stole 1.6 billion. The former MD is responsible for the mess and is probably the guy who stole the money. RIP Tuskeys.
@@LolaBugzy85 can you imagine stealing from your own cash cow???.. Like having a cow that produces like 100 litres of milk a day, but you steal hay from it... Yaani the short sightedness of Kenyans amazes me.
@Positive Vibes. this isn't about education. It's about CORRUPTION. 1.6 billion was taken out of the company by insiders. Someone from within was in bed with cartels as evidenced by the supplies that were "fake" delivered. The staff wage bill doubled in a short period of time + the CEOs connection to Artemis indicates that money was being paid to Phantom employees!
I disagree...it all depends with an individual...If one is simple and down to earth person with self control believe you me such a person can a manage from a single coin to trillions of money without him/her getting distracted with the amount of money he/she has....
Just simple dealings, without so much English and math you don't treat or pay your employees well and while you are in the boardroom or office talking a lot English strategizing on how, the shelves are already empty. Next employees collude with suppliers to supply air next you will be selling air in the shelves.
Some of the biggest businesses in the world are family owned and run such as Wallmart, Johnson and Johnson, Standard oil et al. So quit blaming kinship on business failure. Uchumi went down and was not family ru.
The family is clearly divided, when the 3rd generation takes over it will be even more chaotic. Mzee Kamau would not be proud of what is happening today. Sad.
It's sad They should be united not to steal from each other If they can dig deep for us Probably all these brothers are from different mothers hence the rivalry Coz honestly children born of the same father and mother have very powerful bond honestly
Dorothy all are from one mother.The lady is still alive and I'm sure she wishes she were dead than witness what her husband and herself started.Small duka
You'd be surprised how often it happens, like they steal from themselves. I've worked for family and individually owned businesses and they are no different; they normally don't want structure, simple things like even the owner of the company being on a salary is a problem, they want to spend money the way they want while cooking up books
@@Rhenadhis Well, technically, they are not stealing from themselves. They're stealing from a limited liability corporate entity for their own personal needs, and that's the problem with these family run businesses that lack good corporate governorship. They don't seem to understand (or care about) the domino effects of stealing from the business as a separate entity, which if they managed well, would sustain them and their progeny for generations. Kenya could be the African powerhouse of multi-generational family-run businesses, but this short sightedness will always curtail that.
I have been very worried about Quickmart's quick expansion and whether that will lead to their downfall as well but i am glad to hear that they have external shareholding
so the admin expenses doubled in one year?? Meaning after undergoing a loss in 2013 they decided to increase salaries or hire more staff? 😉🤔 from 3.6 billion to 6.6billion 🤔
every organization has a founder who does everything from day one and is everything and when they cant handle things anymore they hire professionals to continue but sadly most esp. children don't know the sweat and tears put in to the business and as such they will be entitled as has been the case with Tuskys.... a business get outside shareholders in order to have an oversight and accountability... the founders died and their ideas and innovations died with them the rest hanging on to those ideas are pests.... Naivas took a different turn and it may survive....
There is need to cultivate a notion that that you come into family business once you are learned professional and adhere to all employee and professional conduct. The problem is not asking the kids to work their way upwards and giving them free pass to managerial and directorship. These should be earned over time(while developing appreciation for professionalism and capacity of others you are working with regardless if they are family or not) Management should be outsourced or some shares sold out to balance ownership and directorship. You cannot get the very best from just within your family. 100% family ownership of large organizations is a disaster looming
@@hellespont1 a good example is the Asian business community where they align their siblings and children to study towards the business and understanding what it entails and giving them internships to learn the business and that’s how Asians survive and never have to ask for hand outs... we on the other hand have to claim our parents property with a lot fierce aggression... this pattern won’t change unless we change from business inception...
The curse of Kenyan supermarkets. The heartbreak is not that they are falling like dominoes. The real tragedy is that they fall with peoples salaries and monies due to suppliers and other creditors thereby causing havoc to the economy.
Poor mgt, rapid expansion sijui covid are just cover stories. Theft by directors ndo ugonjwa ya Tuskys, Nakumatt & Uchumi. Directors stealing from the Co, employees, banks, suppliers & the tax man. Pesa imefichwa abroad via shell Cos. Only Yusuf mugweru & a sister hawakua kwa hio mchezo. Tuskys sai ni maiti. The only serious question to ask is where is the money?
Well said!!! I believe they bled the company dry so that they can sell it and avoid paying tax! For some reason, Yusuf and his NIECE blew the whistle. Maybe he wasn't about that corruption life, or he was concerned for the suppliers and workers.
At 13.6 guy needs to check his thyroid function. Those eyes popping! Am not suprised that kenyan mindset ni ya kuiga ma deal tu. Lazy type Foreign Investors ndio dawa yenu..
Cia múcií tí como.... naturally unhealthy coalitions particularly in a family level affect everything negatively....Kíhumo ní family..Lakini pia kuachiwa mali hujachokea in most cases means you don't care if the asset vanishes...
How will small SMEs thrive in an economy unalipwa after 2 years or unaweza kosa kulipwa? Kenyans need to start embracing e-commerce and save small businesses
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Thanks for highlighting this, it’s an eye opener for all of us who are newly into businesses. This is a mega looting of monstrous scale and the collapse was inevitable. Despicable!
When I saw the grandchildren, I knew the supermarket is officially doomed. The family has no leadership and that's where it fails.
That CEO guy was looking suspicious from the very beginning. I knew he had to be part of the problem. It's just sad how their dad worked so hard to flourish the business only for them to waste his efforts.
DCI should form a crime investigation department for corporate fraud with a team of more than 500 people. This affects not only the employees and suppliers but the whole economy.
All we can do is pray that when that is set up, corruption doesn't eat it up from the inside out seeing as they'll be dealing with huge amounts of money, the bribes to look the other way will be at a corporate level
That's not necessary, if a journalist can put the pieces together then DCI can do the same, if it wanted to, the problem is not lack of staff at DCI
Yusuf eventually comes out as the guy who would have saved this company. Very sad what they did to him.
That's well researched reporting. Very sad this downfall takes with it many employed kenyans
They made Yusuf Mugweru look like the bad guy all along. Now we know ..............
Aki
Truth always wins in the end.
The founders of this MEGA business died and their businesses died.
DO NOT do business with family period!!
How about businesses build by our parents????. should children Left to run or parents should assign each child his/her duty???
@@rosemarykaloki7639 outsource to a competent managerial team.
@@rosemarykaloki7639 tafuta yako.
Not unless iandikwe kwenye will.
Utachelewa ukisubiri ya wazazi.
Hapo umenena.
Kama mafuta na maji.
Stress tupu.
@@marthasamuel982 it depends actually indian businesses are family based.
There's one major cause for the collapse of Uchumi, Nakumatt & Tuskys that needs to be addressed thats beyond the boardroom; work ethic and integrity of the Kenyan worker! As long as every working day an employee wakes up with a new scheme to steal from their employer then more and more businesses will falter. Instilling Integrity in Kenyans should be prioritized.
You the first to say INTEGRITY tks
Pesa za laana,zilinyanganywa raia!
the other day i was at Quickmart ruaka buying 2 fullchicken..the staff cut the pieces and folded them again for me and on reaching home realised the staff had stolen 2 legs and 2 wings from the cut pieces. I raised this issue and some people were making fun of me to stop being petty about "tumiguu twa kuku"..Now, this is how stealing and corruption is killing these Kenyan supermarkets..from the employees to the management...it starts stealing small sums here and there, stealing "petty" stock and then balloons to huge sums of money..
I asked a guy for a match light for a cigarette he want $2.
Rough place is kenya.
@@thykingdomworld This is really sad how we brush off such mannerisms as a society instead of shaming the perpetrators publicly. We need a reset to our national values
investigative journalism can aid in economic recovery of institutions.
The muckrakers were reform-minded journalists in the Progressive Era in the United States (1890s-1920s) who exposed established institutions and leaders as corrupt, and i believe this is the kind of journalism that we need to reward as a society. Thanks WAIGA and CITIZEN TV.
Who is trust worthy in Kenya? I love my mother country, but I don't see myself coming back to settle. All human beings have integrity issues, but Kenyans are on another level.
A great case study for a us starting family businesses.
Greediness among some family members, conflict of interest and poor leadership skills are major problems.
An insightful and informative documentary. Another Business Case Study to learn from on business mismanagement. Truly sad that the casualties are innocent employees. Shm
Wa Kenya Sio Mchezo, Eti Toka Toka😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍❤️🇰🇪
Thank u waihiga mwaura for this
Lack of family business succession ideas, which unfortunately is the norm in Kenya. Following what they see our leaders in Govt doing, Loot until nothing is left regardless of the source...Shame
cant be put any better.. from an inexperienced senior management to family feuds, conflict of interest to open fraud....
There's no way a business can be mixed with family issues and servive. The management should be very independent and involve experts in running the business. Am so disappointed by it's fall since I did my research in Working capital management in supermarkets with national network in Kenya and Tuskys was doing well.
Poverty will increase in this country to terrible levels if government continues to turn a blind eye, watch 2021 and you shall see , tough times coming
One true son of the founder should stand and save the impending curse . If the business fails the who whole mzee generation is doomed
Stealing ,thieving is the problem shareholders steals from his own company,The employees steal, everyone thieving,soon the consequences is collapse.whatever change they implement greed has to be checked,&honesty uphold,seal that loophole
Huku Uganda tuskys imeisha kuisha,,,,it's so disappointing such a leading supermarket kuanguka jst like that
Mzee is turning in his grave ..😥😥😥
Literally 😔
Aki, very absurd
Am telling you 😢
...huyu cartels yuko kila mahali! 😒😏😂🤣😅😆🙆🏿♂️
🤣🤣🤣 manze, tunamskianga tu ka ashatenda wema aka left.
😆😅😅
Remember when tusks didn't have coins and would instead give you sweats
Yeah😂😂😂😢😢
That was thuggery
Kenya govt where are you, when Nakumatt started having problems, govt was quite, These companies did employ hundreds who had families depending on them, now Tuskys is going under, is this increasing poverty? What's the interest of government in this , job creation is becoming a myth
This is so tragic for a retail outlet that used to supply Everything humanly possible except for life under one roof.it's so sad.
32 Tuskys stores are now available For rent too Naivas. Quick Mart. Carrefour And Chandarana. Carrefour likes too have its stores in shopping malls.
Please waiting for Tuskys season 1 episode 3...... Waihiga you're just amazing manh
This is just but a microcosmic snapshot of our national financial management attitude and behaviors. Citizens looting from each other and Family members stealing from each other, decency and integrity thrown out of the window. Corruption corrodes , it ruins and visits pains to many.
Your comment should be pinned!
When we talk about greed and corruption being a cancer, now we begin to fully understand what that means when we see these things being done at the family level. Nothing is sacred enough to avoid looting from in this country.
As the saying goes.. The best way to rob a bank is to own one.
I really do hope that current and aspiring entrepreneurs who are looking to create multi-generational wealth are studying these cases very carefully. In as much as parents want to do the best for their children and leave them a legacy, they also have to be very honest with themselves and evaluate whether their kids have the required skills and integrity to take care of the businesses they worked so hard to start.
If one of your children doesn't make the cut, you need to be firm and axe them out of the business before they engage in corruption and destroy a good business that some of your other honest kids could've managed very well.
This is something we black Kenyan business people should learn from our Indian counterparts, and there are many examples in Western family businesses too. Any child that doesn't make the cut is out, and be firm about it.
Kenya could be the continental powerhouse of successful family-run businesses but this mentality of including all of your children in the mix, like sub-dividing a big plot of land and giving each child a parcel, needs to go.
Weak inventory controls, poor account payables management. And generally poor corporate governance
They were supplying dead stock and getting prompt payment at the expense of genuine suppliers
The saddest part is that they were stealing from themselves
@@Rhenadhis It could be a case of money laundering. and tax evasion. They took the money out under false grounds so that they can sell the company with debts this way they avoid paying tax.
Same as the others, theft by greedy directors.
Nakumatt hadi waliua auditor wao to cover up the scheme.
Authorities pia hawako serious & probably wako in the mix. Otherwise CBK, DCI, KRA, NIS & the likes wangepata hio pesa before imetoka Kenya.
No way 10mil plus moves bila hao kujua.
eating and biting your own hand
Apparently, Stephen Mukuha singlehandedly brought Tuskys to its knees, Yusuf Mugweru was right
His late father must be so disappointed... This is why I don't believe in leaving your legacy on your children's hands, just because they're your children. His father started the supermarket from nothing, and his son is the one who's brought it to its knees.. Sad
Yusuf was always right but they fail to listen. He literally told them we have problem but they used said huyu muit Islamu analeta wivu.then our court cases usually corruption and incompetent
@@positivevybes247 Lol Njenga aliwachia trustees how is the going?
So Yusuf Mugweru was right after all. His siblings stole 1.6 billion. The former MD is responsible for the mess and is probably the guy who stole the money. RIP Tuskeys.
Well why are we shocked? Greed is the order of the day in Kenya. Kenya is a our country but a Shithole country. It's the sad truth
@@LolaBugzy85 can you imagine stealing from your own cash cow???.. Like having a cow that produces like 100 litres of milk a day, but you steal hay from it... Yaani the short sightedness of Kenyans amazes me.
@@positivevybes247 i know right! This kind of greed is shocking
@@positivevybes247 it's stealing from siblings
This is what happen when you don't get education to manage money,I wish they employed professional from the start.
@Positive Vibes. this isn't about education. It's about CORRUPTION. 1.6 billion was taken out of the company by insiders. Someone from within was in bed with cartels as evidenced by the supplies that were "fake" delivered. The staff wage bill doubled in a short period of time + the CEOs connection to Artemis indicates that money was being paid to Phantom employees!
I disagree...it all depends with an individual...If one is simple and down to earth person with self control believe you me such a person can a manage from a single coin to trillions of money without him/her getting distracted with the amount of money he/she has....
Just simple dealings, without so much English and math you don't treat or pay your employees well and while you are in the boardroom or office talking a lot English strategizing on how, the shelves are already empty. Next employees collude with suppliers to supply air next you will be selling air in the shelves.
VERY SAD THAT WAS MY FAVOURITE SHOP..
That's how the family divided their father wealth and went separate ways.
No no no, not Covid-19 u guys had the most customers during this Corona time.
Some of the biggest businesses in the world are family owned and run such as Wallmart, Johnson and Johnson, Standard oil et al. So quit blaming kinship on business failure. Uchumi went down and was not family ru.
Interesting piece of journalism.
The family is clearly divided, when the 3rd generation takes over it will be even more chaotic. Mzee Kamau would not be proud of what is happening today. Sad.
Ishaanguka already...
andikeni majina ya hao watu wanao ongea jamani.. nice documentary
House built on sand could not stand when the storm came
Corruption even in a family business!
It's sad
They should be united not to steal from each other
If they can dig deep for us
Probably all these brothers are from different mothers hence the rivalry
Coz honestly children born of the same father and mother have very powerful bond honestly
Corruption especially in family business
Dorothy all are from one mother.The lady is still alive and I'm sure she wishes she were dead than witness what her husband and herself started.Small duka
You'd be surprised how often it happens, like they steal from themselves. I've worked for family and individually owned businesses and they are no different; they normally don't want structure, simple things like even the owner of the company being on a salary is a problem, they want to spend money the way they want while cooking up books
@@Rhenadhis Well, technically, they are not stealing from themselves. They're stealing from a limited liability corporate entity for their own personal needs, and that's the problem with these family run businesses that lack good corporate governorship. They don't seem to understand (or care about) the domino effects of stealing from the business as a separate entity, which if they managed well, would sustain them and their progeny for generations. Kenya could be the African powerhouse of multi-generational family-run businesses, but this short sightedness will always curtail that.
How can the shareholders (children of mzee - the founder) rob from themselves??
Greed and avarice
Gukoroka na gucindana smh!
@@favouredblessed2631 ngai! You nailed that one proper! Couldn't have said it better... 😁
@@hellespont1 walai its pure truth, have a blessed weekend 😉
nothing last forever
I have been very worried about Quickmart's quick expansion and whether that will lead to their downfall as well but i am glad to hear that they have external shareholding
I've been side eyeing their fast expansion too.
@@kim1570 Wanacheza na pesa ya foreign they will soon run into major debts
Who's next
so the admin expenses doubled in one year?? Meaning after undergoing a loss in 2013 they decided to increase salaries or hire more staff? 😉🤔 from 3.6 billion to 6.6billion 🤔
every organization has a founder who does everything from day one and is everything and when they cant handle things anymore they hire professionals to continue but sadly most esp. children don't know the sweat and tears put in to the business and as such they will be entitled as has been the case with Tuskys.... a business get outside shareholders in order to have an oversight and accountability... the founders died and their ideas and innovations died with them the rest hanging on to those ideas are pests.... Naivas took a different turn and it may survive....
There is need to cultivate a notion that that you come into family business once you are learned professional and adhere to all employee and professional conduct. The problem is not asking the kids to work their way upwards and giving them free pass to managerial and directorship. These should be earned over time(while developing appreciation for professionalism and capacity of others you are working with regardless if they are family or not)
Management should be outsourced or some shares sold out to balance ownership and directorship. You cannot get the very best from just within your family. 100% family ownership of large organizations is a disaster looming
@@hellespont1 a good example is the Asian business community where they align their siblings and children to study towards the business and understanding what it entails and giving them internships to learn the business and that’s how Asians survive and never have to ask for hand outs... we on the other hand have to claim our parents property with a lot fierce aggression... this pattern won’t change unless we change from business inception...
The curse of Kenyan supermarkets. The heartbreak is not that they are falling like dominoes. The real tragedy is that they fall with peoples salaries and monies due to suppliers and other creditors thereby causing havoc to the economy.
Sala la board room should be held in board room not at the dining table and that's it pay the workers please
Poor mgt, rapid expansion sijui covid are just cover stories. Theft by directors ndo ugonjwa ya Tuskys, Nakumatt & Uchumi. Directors stealing from the Co, employees, banks, suppliers & the tax man. Pesa imefichwa abroad via shell Cos.
Only Yusuf mugweru & a sister hawakua kwa hio mchezo. Tuskys sai ni maiti.
The only serious question to ask is where is the money?
Well said!!! I believe they bled the company dry so that they can sell it and avoid paying tax! For some reason, Yusuf and his NIECE blew the whistle. Maybe he wasn't about that corruption life, or he was concerned for the suppliers and workers.
Waaah tuskys I can't imagine good job citizen
Same formulae used to fleece 'the aviation company'.
At 13.6 guy needs to check his thyroid function. Those eyes popping!
Am not suprised that kenyan mindset ni ya kuiga ma deal tu. Lazy type
Foreign Investors ndio dawa yenu..
Bad investors making the headlines doesn't mean we don't have excellent investors in Kenya.
@@williamkasuku3530 where ....
@@williamkasuku3530 the second i wasn't nrbi airport they all want steal 4from me.
Try and see how far you can go. Bless
@@michaelheery6303 sad truth
This supermarket is very pricey na hata hainanga sales azn promotion too much corruption with this tuskeys
You are right.Expensive sana.
Poor employees may God give them new jobs
Employees are not innocent either most of them contributed for the fall of that business. Especially those in accounts and receivable.
Great piece!
RIP tuskys
Cia múcií tí como.... naturally unhealthy coalitions particularly in a family level affect everything negatively....Kíhumo ní family..Lakini pia kuachiwa mali hujachokea in most cases means you don't care if the asset vanishes...
loss after loss ,anyway cost of running business
Tamaa ya pesa.
Sad indeed such giant going down just like that ,,and when the owner was there it was doing so well family gang washikwe wote
Following nakumatt
Hata hii mtasema ruto pia
Money was stolen via payroll
very unfortunate
How will small SMEs thrive in an economy unalipwa after 2 years or unaweza kosa kulipwa? Kenyans need to start embracing e-commerce and save small businesses
Maskini wajinga kweli
Greed
F's in the chat bois
Lea
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