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[doctordeathawaits]

can you please give transition tips for trans.cannibal?

nod nod !

TRANS - CANNIBAL ...

First of all - do not commit actual cannibalism , be safe and think good < 3

Obviously - taking up cooking , pick out your favourite recipes that feel like would give you the most euphoria .

Educate yourself about risk factors of raw meat before actually eating raw meat . Things like salmonella and listeria .

Here is a quick class - most packed / already cut deli meats are alright to eat raw ( if not otherwise specified on the packaging ) . Things like bologna , cut and packaged salami , ect .

Daydreaming - this helps me A LOT , I like doing research on human anatomy , and after that while making food , I tend to daydream that I am preparing said anatomy .

For me , watching cooking shows actually makes me feel better - so try that out , and overall see what fits you < 3

This is optional and only if you yourself are okay with it ; small forms of auto cannibalism , like chewing on your fingers or chewing the inside of your mouth .

Hope these helped , even just a little bit ! Happy transitioning < 3

[lamilanomagazine]

Modena. Da giovedì 2 maggio inizia il Motor Valley Fest.

Modena. Da giovedì 2 maggio inizia il Motor Valley Fest. Fino a domenica 5 in città il festival diffuso, con un calendario di appuntamenti per appassionati e addetti ai lavori. Si parte dal convegno al Teatro comunale. Prende il via giovedì 2 maggio la sesta edizione del Motor Valley Fest che propone, fino a domenica 5 maggio, un ricco calendario di appuntamenti, rivolto agli appassionati e agli addetti ai lavori con oltre venti incontri di approfondimento con le aziende del settore, 12 talent talk per i giovani talenti, un'esposizione nelle piazze del centro storico di Modena di decine di modelli di vetture e moto delle case più prestigiose della Terra dei Motori e non solo. Tra i gioielli che si potranno ammirare, per esempio, anche la McLaren Senna e tre modelli della moto della Ducati 916 Senna, per ricordare il mitico Ayrton Senna nel trentennale della scomparsa. Ed ancora, aperture straordinarie dei musei della Motor Valley, le sfilate di auto storiche, il corso per diventare collaudatrici, proiezioni di film in anteprima e tributi all'ingegnere Forghieri, e per i più golosi da non perdere le degustazioni di prodotti tipici. Non mancherà la grande festa per gli appassionati, come quella negli autodromi regionali, dove in concomitanza con il Fest, si svolgeranno eventi di motorsport internazionali. Programma completo e aggiornato: www.motorvalley.it. Tra le novità di quest'anno anche la possibilità di visitare Modena e il suo territorio sulle tracce del film "Ferrari" di Michael Mann, alla scoperta dei luoghi utilizzati per le riprese. La mappa è consultabile su www.visitmodena.it. Il Motor Valley Fest si apre come da tradizione giovedì, alle 9, con il convegno al teatro Pavarotti – Freni dedicato ai nuovi scenari del settore automotive in questo momento geopolitico sempre più complesso, a quali sono le sfide da affrontare alla luce anche della diffusione dell'Intelligenza Artificiale e quali le strategie della mobilità sostenibile. Tra i temi che svilupperanno gli esperti anche le modalità per fidelizzare i talenti e come attrarre i giovani. Dopo i saluti istituzionali del sindaco Gian Carlo Muzzarelli e del presidente della Regione Emilia-Romagna Stefano Bonaccini, e l'intervento di Stefano Domenicali, presidente e Ceo Formula 1 (in video), Andreas Cornet e Michele Bertoncello, partner McKinsey, con Christian Richter, direttore Gcas Global Vertical Lead Automotive & Auto Retail di Google, presenteranno un update del mercato dell'high performance e lusso per le auto con una valutazione della crescita dei consumatori di questo mercato, delle loro preferenze e dei lori criteri di scelta. Interverranno poi Giovanna Vitelli, presidente di Azimut Benetti Group e Andrea Casaluci, Ceo Pirelli con due approfondimenti dedicati al tema della sostenibilità; mentre Johannes-Joerg Rueger, presidente Bosch Engineering GmbH illustrerà alla platea la strategia di applicazione dell'intelligenza artificiale nel settore della mobilità. A seguire la Motor Valley Top Table con la partecipazione dei Ceo dei grandi brand della Motor Valley. Al termine del convegno, alle 13, nel Cortile d'Onore del Palazzo Ducale in piazza Roma si svolge il taglio del nastro della manifestazione. I talk e le tavole rotonde di Motor Valley Fest continuano nel pomeriggio di giovedì 2 maggio e per tutta la giornata di venerdì 3 maggio, con i B2B talk. Il Motor Valley Fest è realizzato da Regione Emilia-Romagna, Apt Servizi Emilia-Romagna, Comune di Modena, Associazione Motor Valley Development, Muner, Meneghini & Associati, con il supporto del ministero degli Affari esteri e della Cooperazione internazionale, Ice Agenzia, Unioncamere Emilia-Romagna, Camera di Commercio di Modena, Fondazione di Modena, in partnership con Anfia, Unrae sezione veicoli industriali, Autopromotec, Aci, Bologna Fiere - Motor Show. L'evento è cofinanziato dai fondi europei della Regione Emilia-Romagna Por Fesr 2014-2020.... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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The illustrator of the day - Veronica Ruffato

Veronica Ruffato, born in 1989, is a young illustrator that already has a great success with her works. She followed a consistent path: after high-school graduation in Architecture, she attended a Painting course at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. In 2016 she was noticed twice: she was selected during the Children’s book fair of Bologna and she won the Ars in Fabula award during her attendance of the master in Ars in Macerata. During the master she collaborated with ZOOlibri house publishing that assigned her the illustration of “The ugly duck” story. This was her debut book which allowed her to become one of the most noted illustrators of 2019.

The method used during the development of her first drawing board was to repeat several times the same definitive illustration: she used the same colors and shapes and reproduced the identical drawing for five times. The reasons of this repetition were both the insecurity in representing the story in a suitable way and the excitement for the new project. Furthermore, she said that this method helped here in better understanding her work.

The successive works maintained the same meticulousness, beauty and skills of her precedent ones. She joined a group called “Colletivo BaldoBranco” that comprehended her, Chiara Mantello, Beatrice Zampetti, Sara Chissalé, Eleonora Lorenzon and Irene D’Oriente. They met at Venice University and after their graduation they maintained a strong friendship and decided to create a community that aimed to the creation of a annual editorial project in the world of the auto-production. They worked on a recipe book titled “Rivaluta lo strutto” (Re-evaluete the lard) and of course that was because they were food lovers.

As you may understand Veronica Ruffato is a passionate artist with lots of hints and talent. I’ll show you some of my favorite illustrations of Veronica.

I hope you liked her at least as much as I do. Thanks for your time.

- Ale

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Sunday, August 15, 2021

Canada to require air travelers to be vaccinated (AP) The Canadian government will soon require all air travelers and passengers on interprovincial trains to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Transport Minister Omar Alghabra said Friday that includes all commercial air travelers, passengers on trains between provinces and cruise ship passengers. “As soon as possible in the Fall and no later than the end of October, the Government of Canada will require employees in the federally regulated air, rail, and marine transportation sectors to be vaccinated. The vaccination requirement will also extend to certain travelers. This includes all commercial air travelers,” his office said in a statement. France announced this week that it will require people have a special virus pass before they can travel by plane, train or bus across the country.

Debt: So long to the savings glut (The Week) “Americans are borrowing again,” said AnnaMaria Andriotis at The Wall Street Journal. After a year in which many consumers reduced spending, stashed savings, and used stimulus checks to pay down debt, more people have gone back to “splurging on cars, vacations, and eating out”—and seeking loans to pay for it. “Lenders originated some 3 million auto loans and leases in March, the highest monthly figure on record,” with the balances for those new originations topping a record $73 billion. A record 6 million new general-purpose credit cards were also issued the same month. The balances on our cards are still “about $140 billion lower than at the end of 2019,” said Alexandre Tanzi and Katia Dmitrieva at Bloomberg. But household debt—which includes mortgages, credit cards, and other consumer loans—rose in the second quarter “at the fastest pace since 2013.” Much of that was driven by the hot housing market—and Americans scrambling to refinance while mortgage rates remained low.

More US cities requiring proof of vaccination to go places (AP) Hold on to that vaccination card. A rapidly growing number of places across the U.S. are requiring people to show proof they have been inoculated against COVID-19 to teach school, work at a hospital, see a concert or eat inside a restaurant. Following New York City’s lead, New Orleans and San Francisco will impose such rules at many businesses starting next week, while Los Angeles is looking into the idea. The new measures are an attempt to stem the rising tide of COVID-19 cases that has pushed hospitals to the breaking point, including in the Dallas area, where top officials warned they are running out of beds in their pediatric intensive care units.

Western fires threaten thousands of homes, strain resources (AP) A month-old wildfire burning through forestlands in Northern California lurched toward a small lumber town as blazes across the U.S. Western states strained resources and threatened thousands of homes with destruction. Crews were cutting back brush and using bulldozers to build lines to keep the Dixie Fire from reaching Westwood east of Lake Almanor, not far from where the lightning-caused blaze destroyed much of the town of Greenville last week. To the northwest, the Monument Fire continued to grow after destroying a dozen homes and threatened about 2,500 homes in a sparsely populated region. They were among more than 100 large wildfires burning in a dozen Western states seared by drought and hot, bone-dry weather that has turned forests, brushlands, meadows and pastures into tinder. The U.S. Forest Service said Friday it’s operating in crisis mode, fully deploying firefighters and maxing out its support system.

500 years later, Mexico recalls Spanish conquest (Los Angeles Times) The final resting place of one of Mexico’s signature historical figures is easy to miss. A simple red plaque—just a name and the years he lived—marks the spot where his tomb is embedded in a wall to the side of the altar in a dilapidated downtown church. The name alone, however, recalls centuries of conflict and a never-ending debate about the essential identity of Mexico: HERNAN CORTES 1485-1547. The legendary Spanish military commander may be hidden away in death, but a few blocks away, authorities are readying a remembrance of his momentous triumph—the conquest of the Aztec Empire. Friday marks the 500th anniversary of the fall in 1521 of the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlán, now the site of Mexico City. The bloody siege culminating in its surrender launched three centuries of Spanish dominion in Mexico. “We were all born from the conquest, no longer Aztecs, no longer Spanish, but Indian-Hispanic-Americans, mestizos,” wrote Carlos Fuentes, the late Mexican author. “We are what we are because Hernán Cortés, for good or for bad, did what he did.”

7.2 magnitude earthquake hits Haiti; at least 304 killed (AP) A powerful magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck southwestern Haiti on Saturday, killing at least 304 people and injuring at least 1,800 others as buildings tumbled into rubble. Prime Minister Ariel Henry said he was rushing aid to areas where towns were destroyed and hospitals overwhelmed with incoming patients. The epicenter of the quake was about 125 kilometers (78 miles) west of the capital of Port-au-Prince, the U.S. Geological Survey said, and widespread damage was reported in the hemisphere's poorest nations as a tropical storm also bore down. Henry declared a one-month state of emergency for the whole country and said some towns were almost completely razed.

Belarus floods the European Union with migrants (CNN) Desperate, frightened and begging for help, they emerge from the darkness: a group of Yazidi migrants, lost in the forests of eastern Europe. It’s a surreal sight—and one that has been repeated over many recent nights. Having survived persecution by ISIS at home in Iraq, here on the Belarus-Lithuania border the Yazidis find themselves caught up in a breathtakingly cynical plot. Belarus’s authoritarian leader, Alexander Lukashenko, has been accused of using these desperate souls as pawns in his high-stakes game with the European Union. Over the course of 24 hours from July 27 to 28, a record 171 people were caught on the border—many of them Iraqis. A total of more than 4,000 have been caught so far this year. European officials say Lukashenko’s bureaucracy is extracting thousands of euros from each traveler then “weaponizing” them—according to Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis—in order to burden Belarus’s neighbor Lithuania. Officials say the migrants are flown from the Middle East to Minsk, and then guided to the Belarus-Lithuania border by unspecified facilitators, where they are allowed to cross, unimpeded by Belarusian border police. Lithuania has called it “petty”—“mass revenge” for sanctions imposed by the EU after Belarus forced a Ryanair plane to land in Minsk so they could arrest an opposition blogger on board. A Western intelligence official told CNN the scheme could not function without the permission of the Belarusian state, and that Lukashenko was likely using the migrants as a way to pressurize the EU into negotiations on lifting the sanctions against him.

Heat wave edges higher in southern Europe (AP) Intense heat baking Italy pushed northward towards the popular tourist destination of Florence Friday while wildfires charred the country’s south, and Spain appeared headed for an all-time record high temperature as a heat wave kept southern Europe in a fiery hold. Italy saw temperatures in places upwards of 40 C (104 F), and Rome broiled. By late afternoon Friday, the heat in Florence reached 39 C (102 F). That city and Bologna also were issued alerts for Saturday by the health ministry. Many southern European countries have suffered days of intense heat, accompanied by deadly wildfires in Algeria, Turkey, Italy and Greece. Wildfires on the Italian island of Sardinia were reported largely contained, but a blaze early Friday near Tivoli in the countryside east of Rome forced the evacuation of 25 families.

At least 40 killed in Turkey flood as search for missing continues (Reuters) Families of those missing after Turkey’s worst floods in years anxiously watched rescue teams search buildings on Saturday, fearing the death toll from the raging torrents could rise further. At least 40 people have died from the floods in the northern Black Sea region, the second natural disaster to strike the country this month. Drone footage by Reuters showed massive damage in the flood-hit Black Sea town of Bozkurt, where emergency workers were searching demolished buildings.

Marine vanguard lands in Kabul as US speeds up evacuations (AP) The first forces of a Marine battalion arrived in Kabul at week’s end to stand guard as the U.S. speeds up evacuation flights for some American diplomats and thousands of Afghans, spurred by a lightning Taliban offensive that increasingly is isolating Afghanistan’s capital. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said “elements” of a battalion were now in Kabul, the vanguard of three Marine and Army battalions that the U.S. was sending to the city by the end of the weekend to help more Americans and their Afghan colleagues get out quickly. The Taliban, emboldened by the imminent end of the U.S. combat mission in the country, took four more provincial capitals Friday, heightening fears they would move soon on the capital, which is home to millions of Afghans.

‘Why did my friend get blown up? For what?’ (Washington Post) After enlisting in the U.S. military against his family’s wishes, Chicago native Tom Amenta said he found himself in “middle-of-nowhere,” Afghanistan, in 2002 as an Army Ranger in a remote area some 15 minutes from the border with Pakistan. He was fighting the initial battles of a war that few knew would stretch on for 20 years. Now 40 and retired from the military, he felt anger foam inside as he watched the evening news. Headline after headline broadcast the latest gains by Taliban fighters, who have seized control of more than a dozen of the country’s provincial capitals as the Afghan government inches closer to collapse in the final days of the U.S. withdrawal. Friends who had been killed there came to mind, including NFL star Pat Tillman. Fond memories of former Afghan colleagues, such as interpreters, who remained in the country and whose fates he didn’t know, also resurfaced. “It makes me angry, really angry,” Amenta said of the U.S. withdrawal, lamenting the billions upon billions of dollars spent on the war effort—not to mention the emotional, financial and human toll suffered by thousands of Americans who served or sent their loved ones to fight in Afghanistan. “I mean, why did my friend get blown up? For what?” said Amenta. “No one’s saying, ‘Hey, you know, at least we did something.’ There’s just nothing to really show for it,” former Army medic Frank Scott Novak said. “And so, everyone’s kind of angry and wondering, why? Why were we even there?”

Nobody running Lebanon, says central bank boss (Reuters) Lebanon’s central bank governor said nobody was running the country as he defended his decision to halt fuel subsidies that have drained currency reserves, saying the government could resolve the problem by passing necessary legislation. In an interview broadcast on Saturday, governor Riad Salameh pressed back against government accusations that he had acted alone in declaring an end to the subsidies on Wednesday, saying everyone knew the decision was coming. The move is the latest turn in a crippling financial crisis that has sunk the Lebanese pound by 90% in less than two years and pushed more than half the population into poverty. Salameh said Lebanon could recover but it was not possible to say how many years that would take. “So far you have nobody running the country,” he said in the interview with Radio Free Lebanon. Lebanon’s sectarian politicians have failed to agree on a new government since Prime Minister Hassan Diab quit last August after the catastrophic Beirut port blast.

[lovemesomesurveys]

When was the last time you ate out for lunch? I haven’t physically gone out to eat in over a year, but I get takeout often. Is your dream job attainable? I don’t have one. :/ Have you ever been to an auto show? No. Not my kind of thing. Have you ever wondered how flies get away from being swatted so quickly? Cause they can fly very fast. Have you read a newspaper today? I haven’t read a newspaper in many, many years.

What was the last thing you cooked for dinner? Something I could easily warm up in the microwave. Do you live in the city/town you were born in? Yep. Can you remember the last song you listened to? I don’t remember at the moment.  Do you know anyone who still doesn't have a smartphone? Not that I know of. Have you ever been on a cruise? No. What is your favourite kind of fruit juice? I don’t like juice. Have you worn a necklace today? No. Have you ever had an x-ray? I’ve had countless x-rays throughout my life. Do your parents smoke cigarettes? No. What is your favourite Thanksgiving food? The mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing, and appetizers. Did you leave the house today? If so, where did you go? Nope. I’m not going anywhere today. When you cook, do you clean as you go or clean it all up at the end? It depends. What letter does your surname begin with? -- What is one food you couldn't live without? It seems I gotta have my nightly bowl of ramen. Do you know how to whistle? Nope. Have you eaten cake today? No, I don’t have any cake. Have you ever tried Turkish coffee? No. When was the last time you were at a church and why? I was last physically at a church back in December 2016. Ty invited me to a New Year’s Eve dinner and service they were having. I’ve been attending a local church’s livestream for over the past year now, though. I want to go in person at some point when I’m able. Do you know anyone who was born overseas? Yes. Have you put something in the trunk of your car this week? I don’t have a car, I don’t drive. What was the last hot thing you ate for breakfast? Oatmeal. Who does most of the chores in your house? My mom. Did you have a New Years kiss this year? Nope. I’ve never had one. Do you prefer to eat carrots raw or cooked? Raw. Cooked carrots are disgusting. What was the last type of cheese you ate? It was a triple cheddar blend mix. What was the first video game you remember playing? Super Mario World. Do you have a newspaper or magazine subscription? Nope. What is your favourite flavour of Skittles? Meh, not a Skittles fan. What was the first thing you thought about when you woke up today? What time it was. Do you get a lot of snow where you live? It doesn’t snow here. :( Have you ever met a famous political figure? No. Have you ever lost important information from a computer or laptop? Yes. Not fun. Do you have to go to school or work tomorrow? Nope, I’m done with school and I don’t have a job. I have a doctor appointment, though. Bleh Have you consumed dairy today? Yeah, I had some ranch. How do you feel about flying on airplanes? I’m super nervous beforehand, but once we’re in the air for a bit I’m fine. What's your favourite sandwich filling? Bologna, cheese, mustard, and mayo or turkey, salami, cheese, mustard, and mayo. Have you slept for longer than usual today? No. Is anybody else in the room you're in? Nope. Have you ever been to a drive-in theatre? I have. It’s been a long time since I’ve been to one, though. I’ve been wanting to go recently. Have you ever smoked a cigarette? Nope. Do you know if you're left-brained or right-brained? I forget which is what. If you have a Facebook account, how many friends do you have on it? Like 100 and something. Have you consumed alcohol today? If so, what? No. I haven’t drank for almost 10 years. Who was the main cook of your Thanksgiving meal last year? My mom. Have you ever donated unwanted clothing? Yeah, that’s what I do with clothes I’m getting rid of. What is your favourite kind of pie? I only like cheesecake. Do you remember how old you were when you learned to tie your shoelaces? I think I was like 4. Who taught you how to ride a bike? I can’t ride a bike. Who is the third contact in your phone? I’m not checking. Do you have a passport? If so, how many stamps do you have in it? Nope. What is your favourite chocolate bar? White chocolate. Have you ever been dumped really harshly? I felt it was. Have you ever taken classes for a musical instrument? Yeah, piano and violin. Do you have your license? If so, what car do you drive? No. Have you ever been on vacation with someone other than your family? Yeah, I’ve gone with a friend a few times.

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Cobra Kai, Episode 1, Ace Degenerate

Note here that I have seen this episode and the rest of the episodes of Cobra Kai up to season 2 multiple times. It is that good.

The series is about Johnny Lawrence. It picks up in the Karate Kid universe to the present day, at least 2018. The first episode is entitled Ace Degenerate. It comes from what Johnny was called at the beginning of The Karate Kid movie,  while riding their dirt bikes on the beach, before Daniel Larusso enters their world. When one of his friends calls him Ace Degenerate, he says instead that he is an ex-degenerate. He says his senior year he promises to make everything come together and make it work. In 2018 it obviously did not.

His downward spiral started when he lost the All-Valley karate tournament in 1984 to Daniel Larusso, which the episode starts with. When Lawrence and Larusso were about 17 in 1984, 2018 they would be about 50 or 51. Johnny wakes up the present year, a functional alcoholic, has a thing for Coors Banquet. He drinks a stale one in the morning, has fried bologna and ketchup for breakfast, and goes to work as a handyman in his faded Pontiac Firebird. 

The class differences are changed here too. In 1984 Johnny lived in upper class Encino and Daniel lived in working class Reseda, where both interact at their high school. Now in Cobra Kai Johnny is working class living in a crummy apartment in Reseda and Daniel a successful businessman living in Encino.

Back to Johnny, it starts seemingly like a normal day for him. After a breakfast of fried bologna and stale beer, Johnny drives to his jobs in upper class Encino, tries to pick up a women in yoga pants while driving by in his car with the fading paint job, and she calls him a creep. He endures indignity after indignity. Cleaning out rats from a storm drain, kids squirting him with water, and nearly getting electrocuted. When a rude client complains about a job due to a misunderstanding, Johnny is fired for using the B-word. His day is not going good. While getting fired over the phone, he hears an ad for Larusso Auto and quickly turns off the radio. Earlier he saw a billboard for them too. Constantly reminded of him. 

Later that night he stops into a neighborhood convenience store to get his dinner, a slice of pizza the clerk grabs without putting on gloves. His day is not getting any better. Earlier that day he met a young man who both their crossed paths would change their destinies. Miguel, a Latino kid (later find out his family is from Ecuador), is at the store at the same time. Johnny leaves the store and eats his pizza outside on the sidewalk, and is mistaken for homeless by another homeless person. His day is getting worse. Then Miguel gets bullied by a group of high school kids who were there trying to buy beer. Johnny tries to ignore it, but when Miguel is thrown at his car hood, Johnny intervenes. Now this gang of four is shown to be the assholes they are. Not only beating up a kid who blows their fake ID spot to get alcohol, but insult Johnny for his working class appearance and background. Kyler, the leader of these goons, recognizes Johnny as cleaning his dad’s septic tank (also showing Kyler’s class background). When Kyler disrespects Johnny and pushes him, Johnny responds with something he hasn’t used in years, karate. He easily beats down all four of them. No good deed goes unpunished, as the police are called to the brawl and arrest Johnny. 

The next day Johnny goes home, Miguel attempts to thank him, asks what Johnny used, which he replies “karate, old school karate.” Miguel asks to be taught it, Johnny refuses and brushes him off. At his apartment someone is waiting, Sid, his stepfather. One can tell they do not have the best relationship, and Johnny cringes when Sid mentions his mother sexually. Sid disowns Johnny, gives him a last check, and Johnny tears it up because of his pride. 

Later that evening Johnny gets drunk and watches Iron Eagle, a terrible action movie from the 80s, showing on broadcast TV. The movie comes to a speech by Chappy: 

“God doesn't give people talents that he doesn't want people to use. And he gave you The Touch. It's a power inside of you, down there where you keep your guts boy. It's all you need to blast your way in and get back what they took from you.” 

The fight the night before, the karate, brought back memories of when Johnny was on top, a karate champion, something he excelled at. But then an ad for Larusso Auto pops up on TV, taking Johnny in a drunken rage. Johnny drunk drives to the old All Valley Sports Arena. He recalls losing to Daniel, and being berated by his sensei, John Kreese, for getting 2nd place, and being strangled by him. Then his car gets hit, and the perpetrators drive off. His car gets towed to...Larusso Auto. Johnny goes there next day, meets Daniel, and gets reminded more about his humiliation that day 34 years before. Then he sees a young woman who is Larusso’s daughter, the same one in the car that wrecked his in the hit and run. Daniel tells him that he didn’t have resentment against him but Cobra Kai. For Johnny, a new generation of Larusso’s is causing him pain. He decides to train Miguel, and bring back Cobra Kai. 

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