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São Paulo
“You feel so welcome there as a foreigner. This may sound strange, but if you like work — and I like work — São Paulo is a great place to be as well.”
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Brian Winter
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01 / belief
If you grew up in a place like Dallas — like I did — which was built entirely, for the most part, in the 20th century, I think there’s probably something of that that resonates with me.
“If you grew up in a place like Dallas — like I did — which was built entirely, for the most part, in the 20th century, I think there’s probably something of that that resonates with me.”
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- Brian Winter
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- Conversations with Tyler
02 / belief
I agree with you when you say that there is no easy, fast, democratic route to improving security when you’re dealing with cartels and organized crime groups that have the resources that some of these groups do, with their pockets filled with the dollars of customers of cocaine in the United States, Europe, and other countries around Latin America.
“I agree with you when you say that there is no easy, fast, democratic route to improving security when you’re dealing with cartels and organized crime groups that have the resources that some of these groups do, with their pockets filled with the dollars of customers of cocaine in the United States, Europe, and other countries around Latin America.”
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- Brian Winter
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- Conversations with Tyler
03 / belief
I have noticed this. I think two reasons. One is that Argentina is regarded, even today, by many as the heart of polo culture and horse culture globally.
“I have noticed this. I think two reasons. One is that Argentina is regarded, even today, by many as the heart of polo culture and horse culture globally.”
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- Brian Winter
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- Conversations with Tyler
04 / belief
What has happened to us that we’re no longer on the main stage to the degree that we were in the past?” I think some of it is that others have caught up.
“What has happened to us that we’re no longer on the main stage to the degree that we were in the past?” I think some of it is that others have caught up.”
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- Brian Winter
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- Conversations with Tyler