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Patrice Evra

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2021-11-08

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1. “And I remember it was like, okay, which lesson you have to learn to more? And I was like doing the lesson perfectly. And he was going to the first page of the book and saying like, okay, tell me about this. And I couldn't remember. I was like, yeah, but we did this at the beginning, you know, this is like, okay, when you learn your full book, then you will be able to go outside. So my dad, when he was at home, we didn't miss anything. You know, we have food on the table. Everything was perfect. I had like a big screen TV. I remember we were one of the first family where I grew up in my street to have that big screen. And all my friends, they come. So I couldn't, I will never complain when my dad was here. He did his job perfectly. But the only things, you know, my dad teach me crying is a weakness. So when he was like punishing someone and you cry, that's”

   2021-11-08 · The Diary of a CEO · Patrice Evra: Learning How To Cry Saved My Life · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

2. “Like that, I want to go and play outside with my friend. He was like, Did you have you done your homework? Even I swear, even if I did my own work, I was scared to say yes. So when you say yes to him, he was like, okay, bring me your.”

   2021-11-08 · The Diary of a CEO · Patrice Evra: Learning How To Cry Saved My Life · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

3. “Happy child. A lot of people inside the house. Sometimes you have to make sure like you're ready when mom say the food is ready. He was like sleeping with two of my siblings in the same bed, a single bed and two was sleeping that way and one on that way. Sometimes it was like some smelly fit. But we need space and it was all about like sharing. I will tell you something. I was happy, you know, even if I was like begging in front of shop to buy a sandwich, I couldn't say in that time I wasn't happy. I was like the most happy child. But it was like tough. And maybe sometime I was just unconscious. But of course, I think when my dad left, that's when I was like, okay, I'm not careful of anyone in this house. So now I have to grow up on my own. And that's when I was like, I would say more close to the street. Because when my dad was here, you know, just when I was saying.”

   2021-11-08 · The Diary of a CEO · Patrice Evra: Learning How To Cry Saved My Life · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

4. “There's a family 24 brother and sister, one breast chicken was for three days. Growing up in the street, you need to survive. Now when I have those image in my head, I could hear him trying to touch me and touching himself in the same time next to the bed, you know. I was even attaching my pajama with my shoelaces. To make sure, like you can't put it down, and one day he did, and I was just tailorized. So that's the things I grew up with like, you know, I can't cry. For me crying was a sign of weakness. When I do a video and I see a comment, someone say, oh, Patrice, my dad passed away. I watch one of your video and I smile. Thank you. This is more important for me than win the championship or the Premier League. I'm not perfect, and I don't want to be perfect. I want to be me.”

   2021-11-08 · The Diary of a CEO · Patrice Evra: Learning How To Cry Saved My Life · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT