The Reality of Fiction with Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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  Like I always said and I mean this is something that I learned in South Africa

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  because we have such a large Nigerian population.

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  I always go like Nigerians were the first Africans who taught me to believe in myself.

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  Do you know what I mean?

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  Like every other African that I met always had like a certain level of like... how are you doing?

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  It was like, ah, I'm okay.

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  You know, I'm fine.

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  Like, you know, we even say in South Africa,

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  we'll be like, ah, which means like, I'm almost like I'm begging.

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  I'm, I'm begging my way through.

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  I, I, you know, I make, I try, I, you know, and Nigerians,

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  I remember like, literally were the first ones who were like, you're not trying, you're doing.

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  You're doing it.

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  What do you mean you're trying?

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  Are you not winning?

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  And I was like, I mean, yeah, I mean, they're like, no, you're winning.

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  Don't say you're trying when you're doing it.

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  This is What Now?

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  with Trevor Noah.

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  tired you don't look tired you look great you look fantastic but wait wait tired tired from life or tired from no i always feel

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