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Oh look, we've got a little family of

rabbits. Daddy rabbit,

mummy rabbit.

Oh look, a baby rabbit.

Don't stray too far from mummy and daddy,

or the cat will eat your guts.

Oh look, there's another one behind it.

1, 2, 3, 4,

5. Where are the ducks?

Oh, there's another one there.

So someone used to live in this house and

then they boarded up the windows. And then

someone started cutting down all the, all

the trees and bushes. He burnt them all in

a fire.

All boarded up.

Zoom out.

So I guess the good thing with having lots

of rabbits in the garden is if we were in

a zombie apocalypse, we would have lots of

food. Lots of food running around the

garden. I don't know if I could eat it. I

guess you wouldn't have a choice. You'd

have to gut it and skin it, cut off its

head.

Did you see that? That baby rabbit just

jumped up into the air just randomly.

Where'd he go? Look at my lazy cat.

You should be outside hunting the rabbits,

trying to keep the population down. All he

does is sleep all day. You're useless.

You're useless as a cat. I guess you can't

blame him since he's old. And he only has

3 legs. Do you?

My shorts are dried. They're inside out.

I think I'm starting a new fashion trend.

What do you think?

Looks so stupid.

Are they inside out? No, they're not. The

pockets are just Coming out, aren't they?

No, the whole thing's inside out. Shit.

Daniel, why do you wear shorts outside of

your trousers? Because why not? Makes me

feel special. Packing update: we've got my

favorite shirt that I'm gonna wear on the

day drying. It's not quite dry yet. My I'm

bored shirt is still a bit wet. And we got

bedsheets. We're gonna change the bed

before we go, so when we come back we have

a nice clean bed. Suitcase or rucksack

is— it's not too bad,

I guess, not too heavy.

We got plastic bag for deodorant,

sun cream, sun cream and deodorant and

other creams I haven't packed yet because

I'm going to use them.

Outside we have blue skies.

This is inside my bag.

Bag. Just finished making the bed. Look at

this bed sheet I found. It was in the

closet. It's so funny.

Got a blue monkey, a lion, a giraffe.

It's like sleeping in a jungle. Uh, next

we have to sort out this mess. Look at

this desk covered in junk.

And then I think before that

we're gonna go downstairs and— oh my God,

it's a massive bee! It's a massive

bumblebee outside. Whoa!

It just flew right towards me, but there

was a window. You can't get past the

Did you finish packing? What? Did you

finish packing? What must I pack? What's

this? Marshmallow bunnies.

Cross bun.

More cross buns.

So stale.

Lots of veggies. Are you

excited, Daniel? Tomorrow this time in

Japan, uh-huh, you need your aikake.

What? Aikake.

This tea need to be chucked and buy a new

one. What are you making? Pasta.

Oh, I think I want Not

very

cold today, is it?

The stray cat doesn't come in here

anymore.

I haven't actually seen it for a while

now. I wonder where it's gone.

Maybe it died.

I don't think I could— I don't think I can

say the D word anymore. Because I just get

disabled. So from now on,

if I say the D word, it's, it's D-I-E-D.

I'm not gonna say it anymore because,

because I don't want to get into trouble.

Didn't really need that coat. It's pretty

hot. It's pretty hot today.

Focus, please focus.

Yeah,

it says backlight portrait,

and now it says portrait mode.

If you go into menu and you put it onto

portrait mode, it says portrait mode,

ideal for portraits, blurs out the

background. It doesn't blur out the

background at all. You can't blur out the

background with a tiny sensor and a 3.5

aperture. And then there were these people

saying, oh, superzoom compacts, they're so

old technology now, they should have

1-inch sensors. You can't have a 1-inch

sensor with a 30x zoom. And not have a

gigantic camera. The only reason these

cameras are really tiny is because of the

small sensor. So you look at DSLRs, if you

want, if you want like a 30x

zoom on a DSLR, you have to get one of

those massive telescopic lenses that look

like, look like a cannon.

So it's all relative to the sensor size.

Have a small sensor, you can have a small

lens. Have a big sensor, you need a big

lens. That's how it works, apparently.

I'm not some kind of camera expert,

but that's what I read online. And you

know what they say, if it's on the

internet, then it's true.

I don't know if that's really true. It's

probably not. I had

all these strange dreams last night, but

the dreams were so realistic, and I

don't know what they were about. They were

like— it was like a movie, and they were

completely original. It was like some kind

of original story that I had conjured up

in my sleeping mind. I can't really

remember what happened. There's like a

tiny hole, and there's a monster in the

hole, and And I was putting my ear up

against the hole to try and listen to

what's in the hole. And then there was

another dream where I was an Uber taxi

driver and I was cleaning the back seat.

And then suddenly I became the Uber car's

passenger. And then the driver said,

sorry, but I can't take you any further.

You're gonna have to walk. So I got out of

the Uber taxi and I started walking home.

And then that was it. That's all I can

remember. The rest of it's pretty hazy. I

thought it was really— it's really

strange. It felt realistic. I woke

up and I was like, oh, it was just a

dream. It felt like it was real. I

downloaded my boarding pass onto the

British Airways app. I don't really know

what you're supposed to do with it.

Usually you go to like the check-in where

you check in your bags. And they print off

a boarding pass. So does that mean I don't

need a printed off boarding pass? I can

just show them my phone.

You know when you— when you're about to

board the plane, they have to like scan—

they ask for your passport and then they,

they take the piece of paper and they scan

it and then they rip it in half. So if I

use my phone, do they scan my phone? I

don't really see the point because I still

have to check in my bag.

Doesn't really save time. I guess it saves

paper. I saw FunForLouis do it

a few times when he went on the aeroplane.

He doesn't have like a boarding pass made

out of paper. He just has his phone and he

shows his phone and then they scan his

phone because there's like a gigantic QR

code I'm not sure if I'm going to use it.

I think I'll just do it the old-fashioned

way because they'll probably give you a

paper boarding pass anyway, even if they—

even if you don't ask, even if you don't

tell them that you have the boarding pass

downloaded.

It looks like a little boat, a A

duck-shaped boat with a head and a little

beak.

Where is it? It's sleeping.

It's a strange fly just hovering.

Where's it gone? It was just hovering in

the air like a helicopter.

You can get some kind of background shadow

depth of field effect if you zoom in like

this. But if you go wide angle

and then try and get really close,

it, it's not that great.

There's not really much background blur

going on. So what you have to do is step

back a bit like this and then zoom in a

bit so you get a bit of

background blur. It's not bad,

I guess, for a small sensor.