I know you guys have been hearing all about that, a lot of people were complaining saying that that's fucked up, that shy was playing the role of a Mexican, you know? But he's not playing the role of a Mexican, he's playing the role of a white boy that grew up in a Mexican neighborhood and runs with a Mexican hoods, you know? And over here in California, that's normal. If you're from the hood, there's always white homies that be from the hood and there's always like one or two black homies that be from the hood as well, you know? Yeah, man, honestly, these days, people complain about everything, man. Everybody's offended about everything. I think it's bullshit that people that don't even understand, they just want to stick their coupchata in the mix like, nah, I've been just a hell of a buff, he's taking away jobs from Latinos, it's like, bro, you ain't even seen the movie, the movie ain't even came out yet. Yeah, a crazy thing about it, but okay, Shia's role, one of my best friends, he's white, and he runs with the homies, he's from Northeast LA, he's named his Jays, one of my best friends. He was hired as Shia's tech advisor and person of consultant on the set to show him what it's like to be a white homie in a Mexican neighborhood, you know? So like, it's normal, you know? And the thing is that like, me that I've seen the movie, man, I don't know who could have played that role that Shia played, Ben Shia, I think a lot of people don't, maybe they haven't, they haven't got to the point to where they understand the type of artist that Shia LaBuff is, like, I've seen him, I've seen him, he was in a music video with that lady Sia or something like that, I'll not say her name, but she's like a really big artist, and he's in there dancing around like interpretive dance with this little, yeah, this little young famous dancer girl there in the cage and it's like, oh, artsy, artsy, I could just tell, like this Shia LaBuff is an artist, so, you know, give him a chance, wait till the movie comes out before you start fucking being offended and complaining. Plus, plus, David Ayers, don't put out no bull crap that's not legit, he always has, you know, for the most part, I don't want to speak on like everybody that's might be an extra in the background. The most part, you know, I think he's working like Richard Kaverain, you know, even some of the females that he puts in certain scenes and stuff, like you could just tell that he understands authenticity and the fact that he gave, he gave Shia his own like consultant to say, hey man, we're going to do this right because we're not going to put out no fake shit.