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2025-08-28 · 7 hr 18 min
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嗯。
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0:00–0:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_0Oh, it's too cold.
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0:53–0:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1RuneScape boring? I've tried it once, it was really boring.
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1:16–1:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_2Look at that ice, like it's got rubbish graphics.
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1:22–1:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_3You just stand around chopping down trees.
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1:35–1:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_4Never understood RuneScape. Why would you play RuneScape when you play World of Warcraft?
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1:39–1:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_5I had a friend who was into it, so he showed me it and I thought, this looks rubbish, I'm going back to World of Warcraft.
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1:49–1:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_6My dad paid for my WoW subscription.
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2:07–2:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_7Everywhere smells like shit now. Someone's spreading fertilizer.
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2:15–2:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_8And parts of it are soft and creamy,
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2:57–2:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_9almost like an ice cream.
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3:02–3:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_10Imagine paying money for your kid to play the most addictive game in the entire world, and then the son gets addicted to it, drops out of school.
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3:33–3:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_11Not very good parenting, is it? And then he's— I remember he used to say Oh, we had no idea these games were so addictive.
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3:51–3:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_12If you had no idea, maybe you shouldn't be buying it for your kid.
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4:01–4:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_13Like, you wouldn't buy some random toxic chemical for your kid if you had no idea what it was.
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4:06–4:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_14If you don't understand it, then maybe you shouldn't buy it for your kid.
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4:14–4:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_15You know, buying booze and alcohol and cigarettes for a kid.
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4:21–4:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_16Parents just— I don't know, they have no idea about the things they're getting for their kids sometimes.
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4:55–5:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_17They just get it to shut the kid up.
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5:03–5:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_18Now my fingers are sticky again.
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5:35–5:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_19My family used to have family meetings downstairs talking about me.
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5:51–5:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_20I could hear them saying stuff like, what are we gonna do about Daniel? He sits glued to the computer from morning to night.
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5:58–6:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_21I just wanted to be left alone so I could rot and play WoW.
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6:23–6:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_22Didn't care about anything else.
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6:29–6:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_23I felt so depressed after leaving school. No dreams, no ambitions,
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6:33–6:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_24scared of the world. I got bullied at school for 5, 6 years. Didn't want to go back into any kind of environment like that ever again. I thought the entire world was like that. That was like my only experience of the outside world growing up. So I thought the whole world was like that.
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6:40–6:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_25I thought, I'm never coming out of my house ever again.
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6:58–7:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_26I'm going to live inside. Wow,
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7:02–7:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_27I was traumatized.
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7:13–7:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_28I loved WoW. It was colorful and safe. You had your friends on it. Not real friends, guild friends.
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7:35–7:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_29You had that false sense of achievement leveling up and getting stronger.
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7:47–7:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_30No one knew what you looked like, so they couldn't bully you.
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7:59–8:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_31It was a good time.
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8:11–8:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_32Yeah, some of the guilds I was in had a forum and they would post selfies, but I didn't like it. Broke the immersion. And they did a meetup and it was weird because most of them were like old men, like 50 plus, and then one of them was a young guy, like early 20s. It just looked kind
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8:30–8:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_33of weird, a bunch of old guys. The guild leader, his name was Rhodey. It was like this 50-year-old beer-belly bloke from Britain. They all met up in a pub and they posted it on the forum.
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8:48–9:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_34I felt sad because we all moved from Star Wars Galaxies. On Star Wars Galaxies, we had the best guild on the whole server called Exile. We were on the Empire side and we had this village or town
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9:36–9:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_35and we were like the top PvP guild. So when they changed Star Wars Galaxies and made it rubbish, we all moved to World of Warcraft and we remade the guild Exile with the dreams of becoming the most dominant guild again. But as soon as people started hitting level 60, they all fucked off and left to join raiding
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9:51–10:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_36guilds.
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10:13–10:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_37And they were like, oh, we need to leave because we need epics and this guild isn't going to do raiding anytime soon. So all the core members started leaving to get raiding gear, and then they never came back
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10:16–10:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_38in the end.
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10:31–10:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_39Communicating about the color. Oh no, that's not me. Someone's been impersonating online. Well, okay, there's a photograph of you. Yeah, they sent my photos and they made this post online and they said so they can't stop the tech. No, sorry. So you've been wasting my time? It wasn't me, it was someone online. Why, why didn't you say
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10:57–11:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_40that? Because you've also got a, um, an Instagram.
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11:19–11:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_41The wind blew the, uh, door shut.
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16:45–16:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_42I wish these fucking trolls stopped this. I feel bad for these people getting messed about.
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16:54–17:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_43It's just such a disgusting thing to do.
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17:03–17:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_44Troll me and make fun of me, that's fine, whatever, but you're bringing innocent people into this. Are just wasting— you're wasting their time and you're being a pest. It's fucking annoying. When are you going to grow the fuck up? Troll me and whatever, fine, I don't care, but stop bringing other people into it. Fucking degens.
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17:11–17:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_45Well, he was interested in the car.
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17:56–17:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_46Nice guy though. He was asking me about Japan. He said he was going to go visit Japan soon.
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18:32–18:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_47Well, he kept asking why did I message him and why did I, and I kept saying it wasn't me.
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18:54–18:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_48He just seemed a bit confused in the beginning.
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19:43–19:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_49Like he thought it was actually me messaging him.
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19:50–19:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_50Feel bad for these people.
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20:20–20:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_51I mean, these trolls are actual psychos if they think this is funny.
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20:25–20:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_52You're messing with innocent people here.
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20:31–20:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_53Well, I asked him if he was on WhatsApp and he said
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20:39–20:43 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_54No, it was on Gumtree.
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20:46–20:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_55Gumtree is like Craigslist, isn't it?
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21:04–21:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_56It's weird no one tried this stuff when I was at my mom's house. I was at my mom's house for what, since 2019 with the YouTube channel? No one ever did this stuff before, like putting my mom's car on for sale or getting people to show up.
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21:11–21:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_57Yeah, he seemed disappointed I wasn't selling it. He seemed like he liked the look of it,
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21:47–21:50 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_58but there's no— what's it up for? £4,000. You must be joking. No way you get a car like that for £4,000, even if it is banged up. Say like £6,000, £7,000.
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21:58–22:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_59I mean, if I had been up to 6K, I might have sold it.
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23:14–23:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_60Or maybe I'll swap it with his car. His car looked quite nice. It looked like a Nissan SUV.
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23:22–23:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_61Get Gumtree to delete the listing.
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23:40–23:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_62Yeah,
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23:44–23:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_63but won't they just post it again?
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23:47–23:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_64So I gotta make a Gumtree account now
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23:54–23:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_65to report it, or do I?
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23:58–24:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_66Red. Where is it?
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25:01–25:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_67Why isn't my Blink camera recording anything? It didn't record any of that fucking useless thing.
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25:32–25:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_68Even the Tapo camera didn't record it.
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25:44–25:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_69Oh, it did. God fucking damn it.
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25:59–26:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_70That blink cam is shit.
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26:18–26:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_71I can't. Why is it changing? It's a 2008, not 208. Why 208?
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27:14–27:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_72Oh, there it is. £5,000.
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27:31–27:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_73Look,
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27:37–27:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_74fucking
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27:46–27:50 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_75retard trolls.
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27:53–27:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_76No, he didn't offer 4K.
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28:01–28:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_77He probably thought it was going to be 5K.
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28:06–28:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_78Uh, okay, how do I get rid of this?
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28:10–28:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_79This is illegal, fraudulent.
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28:37–28:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_80I feel like they're not going to do anything.
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28:43–28:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_81I press report and put the reason. She says your feedback is valuable.
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29:08–29:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_82Yeah, I found it.
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29:29–29:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_83I'll switch my camera off and I don't know why the motion detection's not really
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29:39–29:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_84How'd you get into contact? Maybe I like contact them directly.
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32:53–32:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_85Enter the ad
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33:36–33:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_86country ad ID.
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33:47–33:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_87I found it.
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37:29–37:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_88Uh, where's the contact us?
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38:01–38:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_89Contact form.
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38:12–38:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_90Okay, let's see if they get back to me.
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39:28–39:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_91What was I talking about?
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44:25–44:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_92Completely forgot. I was saying something, wasn't I, before on the beanbag?
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44:32–44:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_93Oh yeah.
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45:30–45:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_94The WoW thing, I kind of don't care anymore.
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45:56–45:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_95Uh, yeah, they all ditched and joined raiding guilds, and then I was the only one left with a couple other members, and it was just 3 of us, remember? Remembering the good old days.
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46:00–46:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_96There's some guy called Matt C and his sister and me left in the guild. Even the guild leader
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46:14–46:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_97From Star Wars Galaxies, left for a raiding guild. Yeah, boring story.
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46:24–46:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_98嗯。
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50:37–51:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_99Damn, that was quick. Sorry.
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54:59–55:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_100Do do do do.
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55:18–55:43 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_101So many towels.
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56:13–56:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_102No, I didn't make cupcakes. Still got 2 left.
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58:05–58:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_103嗯嗯。
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1:03:50–1:03:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_104That curry stain better be gone. It took how many washes to get the Volvo shirt clean? Probably like 5 washes.
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1:04:48–1:04:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_105What to do tomorrow? We've got 6 hours left.
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1:07:55–1:07:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_106Might get to 6,000 tomorrow.
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1:08:46–1:08:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_107No, I don't want to spend money. I'm so close to 6,000. If I keep spending money, I'll never get there.
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1:08:51–1:08:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_108130 away.
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1:09:12–1:09:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_109嗯。
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1:11:56–1:11:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_110Hang on, see if the shirt's clean.
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1:14:56–1:14:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_111Prediction, clean or not clean?
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1:15:00–1:15:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_112It's still there, but it's a bit faint.
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1:15:37–1:15:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_113I can't believe it's still there. Wash again.
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1:15:42–1:15:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_114God fucking hell.
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1:15:49–1:15:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_115Why is it so hard to get a stain out?
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1:15:56–1:15:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_116I don't think you'd really notice unless you like really stared at it hard.
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1:16:03–1:16:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_117I can't wear this. It needs to be washed again.
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1:16:41–1:16:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_118I can't keep washing over and over and over just one shirt. Such a waste.
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1:16:47–1:16:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_119Yeah, I cleaned the filter just now.
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1:16:56–1:16:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_120Hmm, don't know really. Got to wait for more washing to build up, do it next time.
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1:17:16–1:17:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_121I think a few more washes, it will be out. So Stupid, isn't it?
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1:17:25–1:17:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_122Can send a man to the moon but can't get out a stain in one go.
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1:17:32–1:17:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_123Uh, whatever,
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1:18:09–1:18:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_124we'll leave it in there for next time.
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1:18:12–1:18:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_125No more washing. I wonder how much money it costs every time I wash.
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1:18:22–1:18:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_126Toilet.
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1:19:20–1:19:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_127I just got to stop wearing my favorite shirts when I eat or cook. I just wear like a black one I don't care about
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1:22:18–1:22:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_128or get a bib. Disposable bibs, it's such a hassle.
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1:22:28–1:22:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_129Die
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1:23:03–1:23:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_130Schönheit.
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1:23:14–1:23:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_131I'm just relaxing after cleaning all day.
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1:47:06–1:47:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_132Nothing wrong with that.
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1:47:13–1:47:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_133Zero interaction with the chat.
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1:48:12–1:48:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_134To be honest, I've blocked half the chat cuz you're fucking annoying.
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1:48:16–1:48:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_135Guess you'll never know who's blocked.
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1:48:24–1:48:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_136No, you're not blocked, Destructive.
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1:48:38–1:48:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_137Or mommy. I blocked like 10 people.
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1:48:43–1:48:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_138Blocked, not banned.
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1:49:08–1:49:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_139I didn't ban anyone.
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1:49:11–1:49:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_140Got to make that money from your stupid chats, remember?
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1:49:14–1:49:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_141Some people are exhausting to love. They assume you're going to leave, so they push you away first. They test you constantly to see if you'll stay. They ruin good things because they're convinced good things don't last. When you don't text back immediately, they think you're done with them. When you compliment them, they think you're lying. They need
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1:49:23–1:49:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_142constant reassurance but don't believe it when you give it. They know they're being difficult. They hate the that they're like this, but they can't stop because somewhere along the way someone taught them that love is temporary and people always leave. So they live in this terrible space where they desperately want connection but destroy it before it can
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1:49:49–1:50:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_143hurt them. They're too much and not enough at the same time. They're not trying to be hard to love. They're just terrified of being left again, and most people don't have the patience to prove them wrong.
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1:50:15–1:50:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_144That one hit kind of hard, not gonna lie.
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1:50:33–1:50:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_145That's who I am. Some people are exhausting to love. They assume you're going to leave, so they push you away first. They test you constantly to see if you'll stay. They ruin good things because they're convinced good things don't last. When you don't text back immediately, they think you're you're done with them. When you compliment them, they
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1:50:53–1:51:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_146think you're lying. They need constant reassurance but don't believe it when you give it. They know they're being difficult. They hate that they're like this, but they can't stop because somewhere along the way someone taught them that love is temporary and people always leave. So they live in this terrible space where they desperately want connection but destroy
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1:51:17–1:51:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_147it before it can hurt them. They're too much and not enough at the same time. They're not trying to be hard to love. They're just terrified of being left again. Hi, it's really nice to meet you. Nice to meet you too. How tall are you? How tall am I? Yeah, how much do you weigh? Well, how much
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1:51:45–1:52:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_148money do you have? What's your body count? Well, what's your credit score? What's your student loan debt? Well, do you pay all the bills? Do you cook and clean? How big is it? How wide is it? Well, how many Instagram models do you follow on Instagram? What's your Snapchat score? How's your relationship with your mom? How's your
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1:52:06–1:52:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_149relationship with your dad? You know what, I don't have to put up with this. This is supposed to be a first date. I don't need to be interrogated. You interrogated me acting How tall am I? I didn't start this, you started this. You literally said, how tall am I? And you're obviously lying on your profile about how
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1:52:29–1:52:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_150tall you are. That's why I asked the question to begin with. I'm 6 foot. You're obviously 5'8. Do you want to get a tape measure? I will. Well, uh, bye.
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1:52:42–1:52:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_151Bye. God. Hi. It's like you should do this. So what are you now? I love the boldness. So this is a reason never to get a fully electric car. Um, basically, as soon as you run out of charge, your car doesn't go into neutral. And what do you need for when you put a car on a recovery
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1:52:55–1:53:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_152truck? You need your front wheels to move and be in neutral, like the good old-school cars— petrol, diesel transmission cars. You can do— you can override no matter what, and it into neutral. This I can't. I've requested off BMW to send me out 2 technicians to override it with a computer to put it into neutral. They've sent
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1:53:15–1:53:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_153me out 2 recovery trucks. I'm getting the hump. So this is a reason never to get a fully electric car. Um, basically as soon as you run out of time— how about just fucking charge it then before it runs out of battery, dumbass? Your car doesn't— yeah, this thing is sick. Check it out, this handheld game console
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1:53:35–1:53:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_154has over 15,000 retro games on it. It's got a bunch of different— people have told me, what, come to Spark Hill? So I've traveled here today. Is it always like tourists' cars got stuck in the sea after they parked on the sand? He parked on the beach. Visitors came back to see the rising tide splashing around their
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1:53:55–1:54:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_155vehicles. Several cars can be seen stuck in the sand.
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1:54:14–1:54:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_156Back to find their motor sinking. Luckily, the public came to the driver's aid to help push the vehicle to safety. Imagine parking your car on the beach. What's up? Can I tell you about my day today? Yeah, sure. Oh my God, I have to sit down with this. All right, so I'm driving to work, right? Just driving
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1:54:21–1:54:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_157to work, minding my business, and I get a text message, and I'm like, I'm driving, so I'll check later, whatever. So I stop, get some coffee, Damn it, damn it. That was a cold setup because I can't say I don't want to hear about your day. One, because that's gonna start a whole nother argument.
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1:54:38–1:54:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_158Two, um, what time does the game start tonight? I think it's at 8:30. Let me just check on my phone. Nope, nope, nope, nope. Can't pick up the phone because then I'm not listening and I don't care. So what do we do here? I need to call the guys to see if they trying to hoop tomorrow. I
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1:55:00–1:55:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_159gotta get some new socks. I need to go buy some new shoes too. But oh snap, she's still talking. Uh, shake your head. Uh, say yes. Say right. Something. Acknowledge. There we go. All right, coming to an end. I can hear it. You know what to do.
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1:55:20–1:55:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_160Isn't that crazy? Yeah, I didn't even have anything to do with this. Yeah, that's crazy, babe. I have some friends coming over tomorrow, but the seating area at the back— Why does nobody talk about the awful decision back in the '60s to make lamb shank the default cut for slow cooking when it's clearly the inferior option for
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1:55:40–1:55:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_161the job due to the lack of intramuscular fat? If you do want a fall-apart piece of meat, then you're far better off getting a Chard off lamb shoulder into your spicy. I've worked for 46 years. I was diagnosed with Parkinson's. It's affected my mobility. You know what, mate? Sometimes I think there's more to life than chasing chippies.
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1:55:58–1:56:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_162Like, what's the meaning of all this? What's it all about? Why am I here? Oi, Steve, our chippies coming, mate. You know, does testosterone make you horny. Here's your— what? You can't heal in the place you get hurt. One of the most difficult experiences in life is that unless you break the cycle, unless you remove yourself from
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1:56:18–1:56:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_163a situation or environment where you have been hurt, you will most likely continue to be hurt. And turning the page is extremely difficult because it implies understanding and accepting that letting go of someone means that while they may have been a part of your history, they do not have to be a part of your destiny. Murakami once
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1:56:46–1:57:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_164said, pain is unavoidable, but suffering is optional. And the longer you stay in a situation where you are getting hurt, the more difficult it is to heal, and the more you suffer. When we first met, I had no idea you'd end up meaning as much as you do now. I didn't see you coming, but now it's hard
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1:57:11–1:57:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_165to imagine a version of me without you. You'd be surprised at how much private health insurance actually
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1:57:36–1:57:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_166Its real name is Fowey, charming old-world Cornish seaport on the west shore of the Fowey Estuary and sheltered by a screen of hills. Narrow winding streets and ancient eave dwellings are a feature of the town.
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1:57:51–1:58:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_167Place is a noble example of 15th-century architecture with battlemented roofs.
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1:58:06–1:58:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_168Brimmed with palms and subtropical vegetation, the harbour might quite well belong to one of the South Sea Islands, except that the natives speak a different language with a musical intonation that only a true Cornishman can master.
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1:58:15–1:58:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_169A trip up the Fowey River is full of interest and charm. On the other side, and connected with Fowey by ferry, is the village of Polruan, which was garrisoned during the Civil Wars of the 17th century. From Polruan, the view of the harbour, the town of Fowey snuggling against the farther coast, is one you'll long remember. The
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1:58:29–1:58:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_170children are as fond of the water as the fish are. And then one day, someone walks into your life, a total stranger, and they become so important to you. And while you've known them for such a short time, you feel you have loved them for a lifetime. In English we say, I still think about you. In poetry
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1:58:47–1:59:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_171we say— Trusted house— Did you know that women speak 20,000 words a day and men only speak like 10,000 words a day? Isn't that crazy? What's crazy? That women speak 20,000 words a day and men only speak 10,000 words a day. Like, we're speaking double the amount of words that men are speaking a day. About what? About—
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1:59:11–1:59:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_172no, it's not about anything. It's about the fact that women speak 20,000 words a day and men only speak 10,000 words a day. Wait, I'm not— hold on, I wasn't paying attention. Is this important? Yes, this is important because I'm telling you, I'm just telling you a fact that women speak 20,000 words a day, men only speak
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1:59:31–1:59:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_17310,000 words a day. Women are speaking double the amount of words that men are speaking per day. I don't know why, but But that's what's happening. What? Women are speaking 30,000 words a day, okay? And then men are speaking only 10,000 words. What did I say? You tell me. I always thought therapy felt huge. You gonna come?
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1:59:48–2:00:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_174You want me to come? Yeah. Well, where do you want me to come? In the front seat. You want me to come in the front seat? Yeah. Of this Jeep? Yes. Why would you want me to come in the front seat? Where else are you gonna come? Well, I don't know. I wasn't really in the mood to
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2:00:12–2:00:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_175come. So then you don't want to come? Well, now that you mention it, I mean, now that it's on my mind, I mean, I'm not opposed to it, but I don't think I really initially wanted to come. But now I'm not so sure that I don't want to come because maybe I do want to come. I don't
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2:00:30–2:00:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_176know about coming in the front seat. Where else would you come? Well, I don't know. I think a lot of other places, probably. So are you coming or not? I'm not coming right this second, no. I'm just— I'm just— you have your purse? No, I didn't bring my purse. I didn't know. You didn't want to come with
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2:00:44–2:01:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_177your purse? I normally don't ever come with my purse, no. Okay, I'm leaving. Are you coming with me? Coming with you?
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2:01:05–2:01:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_178Hmm, such a magical word.
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2:01:21–2:01:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_179Hungry.
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2:01:48–2:01:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_180You gonna come? Yeah, sorry, mate. Ah, it's all good, Sam. It's been great getting to know you, mate. Thanks for letting me stay in your apartment. Yeah, no worries, buddy. It was good having you. Oh, I can't do it. It's okay, mate. I understand you've got to eat. I'll make it quick. Can you do me one last
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2:03:04–2:03:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_181favor, Sam? Yeah, mate. Tell my family I love them. No worries. Will do.
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2:03:18–2:03:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_182Oh, I'm so sorry. The more you grow up, the more you realize that none of us are easy to be with. We all suffer from something. We're all carrying something— anxiety, past traumas, insecurities, fears. The journey of being— if you have anxiety, throw it out the window. Self-hatred. Out the window. That thing that reminds you of your
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2:03:24–2:03:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_183ex and heartbreak, out the window. We're in the full swing of summer now and I'm in a different— The kindest thing you can do for yourself is let people leave when they want to go. No chasing, no begging, no convincing them of your worth. Let it hurt. Feel the rejection. Then let it heal. When you stop forcing
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2:03:51–2:04:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_184people to choose you, you make space for people who actually want to be there. People who don't need to be convinced. People who see your value without you having to prove it. Stop exhausting yourself trying to make someone stay who's already mentally checked out. Stop giving your energy to people who are looking for the exit. If someone
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2:04:15–2:04:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_185wants to walk away, Let them. If they're meant to be in your life, they won't need you to talk them into it. What flows naturally will continue to flow. What requires constant effort to maintain was never meant to last. Save your energy for the people who choose you without hesitation. They're out there. Ah.
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2:04:37–2:05:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_186Make me
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2:05:08–2:05:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_187depressed.
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2:05:14–2:05:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_188Oh, do real men drink cocktails? Well, I do, and I'm so alpha that there are posters of me on Joe Rogan's bedroom wall. Although to be honest, I don't.
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2:05:23–2:05:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_189Hey babe, can you get extra water for the trip? Yeah, I got you. Where's my music?
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2:05:41–2:05:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_190All right, we got water, we're gassed up. Let's do this.
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2:05:49–2:05:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_191You can just take me home. I'm not going on this trip.
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2:05:59–2:06:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1924 years of my life wasted. You were just a waste of time. You're literally worthless. I told you I've been lied to and you acted like you understood. You got caught. That's why you're quiet, because you got caught. Who is Morgan? You got a girl's name in your Bluetooth, so obviously Morgan What's in this car? Go ahead,
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2:06:04–2:06:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_193talk. I'm really curious how you're gonna explain this one. This is a rental car.
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2:06:24–2:06:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_194Oh my God, it's almost 5 o'clock. We should probably— Let's talk about those of us who— Let's talk about those of us who feel everything too deeply. The overthinkers, the ones whose hearts are wired to notice every shift in tone, every delayed response. The ones who read entire stories in a single-word text, who replay conversations looking
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2:06:32–2:07:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_195for hidden meanings, who love so carefully because they're terrified of getting it wrong. Their happiness often hangs by the thread of someone else's mood, their peace dependent on another's response. These souls don't choose to be this way. Their hearts just came with extra sensitivity, their minds with extra awareness. What looks like— hey, we are in the village
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2:07:02–2:07:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_196of Vank, and we'll go from Vank to kissing, then on to petting, then this place, and then wedding. So, Vank, kissing, petting, wedding. Yes. Okay. We are— a savior complex often starts at an early age. A young child who grew up in chaos, experiencing endless shouting matches, silent tension, or a
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2:07:26–2:07:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_197parent's quiet pain, they learn to be the fixer, the one who soothes tears or brings calm. If they can make everyone— there's a version of you that could couldn't stop giving because being needed felt like being loved. Nothing more. Soulmates always find their way back to each other, no matter what happens between them. Relationships that appear to
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2:07:56–2:08:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_198be over completely are sometimes just taking a necessary break. When 2 people are truly meant to be together, nothing can keep them apart forever. Even if they lose touch completely, or their love seems to have disappeared, the connection between them stays. Their special bond stays strong, even when they can't feel it in the moment. Every separation they
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2:08:20–2:08:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_199experience is actually preparing them for a stronger relationship when they reunite. No matter the distance or time apart, these connections are too important to be left to chance alone, and certain circumstances naturally bring these souls back into orbit with one another. Their connection works in ways we can't always comprehend or explain, but this kind of reunion is
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2:08:44–2:09:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_200never by chance. It completes the deep connection their hearts formed the first time they met. Soulmate. You're a sigma male, aren't you? Are you capping, little bro? I saw your jawline. Only sigma males have that. Hello? Yeah, hi. Can I just get an order for pickup, please? Yeah, I'm gonna do the general, um, sauce chicken dinner and
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2:09:07–2:09:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_201a chicken finger dinner, please.
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2:09:36–2:09:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_202Egg roll.
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2:09:39–2:09:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_203Hold on, you sound like your voice. I'm sorry to say this. Your voice sounds cute.
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2:09:42–2:09:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_204Yeah, you know cute. Who the hell? Come on. Yeah. What do you mean? Konnichiwa. Are you the one that's gonna be handing me the food? I'll see you when I get there. Okay.
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2:09:50–2:10:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_205Ah, here's a nice one. I like to use a little of the small ones with the white lines. I think it's called a quartz line. I think there are lots of secret little things happening inside.
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2:10:23–2:10:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_206They feel nice as well. They have to be very smooth. They take the paintwork.
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2:10:37–2:10:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_207Sometimes I can find just a very plain, beautiful, smooth pebble. Nothing special about it, but I can make it into some screaming female or put lots of swirly hair on it and make it into something exciting.
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2:10:44–2:11:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_208Wish I could see one to make. Into my favorite cave. Pictures. Everybody's been talking. I think— got any breadcrumbs on you, brother? Oh, there you are. I've been looking for you. Looking for me, have you? I don't even know you. Yeah, you do. Have a good look. I'm the guy you sweep yesterday. Oh yeah, the guy who
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2:11:03–2:11:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_209started crying. I wasn't crying, I was in shock. No, you were definitely crying, mate. It was Bizarre. I didn't cry. Why'd you do it? I don't know, just— yeah, didn't like your face, I guess. Take it back. It is what it is. You've been swooped. I can't unswoop you. Yeah, but you know what I mean? Apologize. You
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2:11:27–2:11:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_210want to take a shit out? I'm on smoke, mate. You've come up to me. You swooped me, mate. I'll have another cry, mate. I wasn't crying. It may not seem like it, but teasing done with affection and skill is a profound human accomplishment. There is a nasty teasing, of course, But here we're talking of the affectionate version,
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2:11:40–2:11:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_211something generous and loving which feels good to be on the receiving end of. When we enjoy being warmly teased, it's because the teasing remark emerges from a genuine insight into who we are. It's pleasing because normally others don't see much past the front we put on for the world. Typically, the world just thinks of us as gloomy
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2:11:59–2:12:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_212or stern or intellectual or obsessed by fashion. The teaser us the favour of recognising that the dominant front isn't telling the whole story. They're kind enough and perceptive enough to see past the surface. Perhaps the most instructive question we can ask, the one that teaches us most about the value of affectionate teasing, is simply, what do I
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2:12:18–2:12:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_213need to be teased about? It may not seem like it, Holy shit, I hate my job. My boss is a fucking knob. He keeps saying that we are a family. Red flag. I do not contain enough family shit. I want to win. So where are you from, mate? Uh, mostly socks, but there is a little bit of
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2:12:42–2:13:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_214dog hair in me. Oh yeah, nice one. I bet you know. Blanket. This is the Wing Draw. Welcome to one of—
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2:13:03–2:13:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_215Already done my bicep curls,
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2:15:52–2:15:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_216done all my jobs.
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2:15:56–2:15:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_217No, if I get demonetized, it's over. I'm nuking everything.
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2:16:29–2:16:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_218This is the wing drawer. Well, I'm done doing this, this fucking shit.
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2:16:36–2:16:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_219Deleting everything,
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2:16:44–2:16:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_220getting a job,
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2:16:48–2:16:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_221trying to work at the Amazon factory.
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2:17:00–2:17:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_222Nothing to talk about, is there?
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2:17:21–2:17:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_223Either I get in trouble or I ruin it when I talk about stuff.
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2:17:24–2:17:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_224Boring.
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2:17:36–2:17:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_225Lots I want to talk about but can't.
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2:17:38–2:17:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_226Every time I talk about something It blows up in my face, doesn't it?
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2:17:53–2:17:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_227I'm done talking.
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2:18:06–2:18:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_228This has got me in trouble.
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2:18:11–2:18:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_229So this is all it's gonna be.
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2:18:22–2:18:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_230This is all that's left. This is the wing drawer. Empty, hollow husk. Yeah, if you don't mind. They won. Be careful. They shot me down.
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2:18:26–2:18:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_231If we're meant to be together, then we'll end up together. Where do I sort Harry in the crowd. I looked up and we start dating. We're both going to deposit $150 a month. Would you just stay with me? Stay with you? What for? Look at us, we're already fighting. Well, that's what we do, we fight. You tell
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2:18:40–2:19:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_232me when I'm being an arrogant son of a bitch and I tell you when you're being a pain in the ass, which you are 99% of the time. I'm not afraid to hurt your feelings. They have like a 2-second rebound rate and you're back doing the next pain-in-the-ass thing. So what? So it's not gonna be easy. It's
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2:19:04–2:19:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_233gonna be really hard. We're gonna have to work at this every day, but I want to do that because I want you. I want all of you forever. You and me every day. Will you do something for me?
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2:19:21–2:19:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_234Please, just picture your life for me.
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2:19:34–2:19:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_23530 years from now, 40 years from now. Avoid using these boring phrases. It's all right. It's okay. Interesting. That's absolutely amazing. I thought I had a really strong vocabulary until I downloaded it. Wow, amazing.
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2:19:38–2:19:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_236Why would doing a shorter stream make more money? That makes no sense at all.
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2:23:21–2:23:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_237I gotta do longer streams,
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2:23:34–2:23:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_238not shorter streams.
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2:23:51–2:23:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_239I barely get any YouTube donors.
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2:24:10–2:24:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_240Hardly anyone donates.
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2:24:24–2:24:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_241I do accept donos on Kick and no one fucking donates. Just click on the link and fucking donate then.
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2:24:34–2:24:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_242It's literally in the chat.
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2:24:43–2:24:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_243How do I earn money on YouTube? It's mostly ads.
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2:25:00–2:25:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_244If I made $1K a month, it would be about $250 ads from videos. About 500 ads from streams, and then a couple hundred Super Chats and memberships, and then maybe about 150 from PayPal.
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2:25:06–2:25:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_245Donos made up about 20%, 25%.
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2:25:26–2:25:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_246But ad money is really rubbish compared to Kick money.
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2:25:43–2:25:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_247Even with quarter of a million views a month, you only get about $800 a month.
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2:25:50–2:25:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_248If I dual stream, I'll get half of my Kick money slashed in half.
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2:25:58–2:26:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_249Why would I sacrifice half the Kick money so I can maybe get some Super Chats worth $10? And then if I'm streaming on YouTube, you guys would watch it on YouTube because you go— you guys don't like Kick. So then I'd barely have any viewers. I'd have like 80 on YouTube and 15 on Kick.
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2:26:07–2:26:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_250Would make no sense.
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2:26:28–2:26:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_251It's not like I'd have 100 viewers on YouTube and my 100 or 80 viewers on Kick at the same time would be you guys, the same people just split over 2 platforms. It's not like just because I multi-stream I'm gonna have double the viewership.
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2:26:37–2:26:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_252Why would I do shorter streams? What's the point of that?
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2:26:57–2:27:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_253I don't really care if it's a snooze fest. I make $150 a day
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2:27:28–2:27:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_254doing nothing.
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2:27:35–2:27:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_255If it's boring, then go away then. I don't know, it's your problem. I don't give a fuck.
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2:27:38–2:27:43 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_256I hate doing this. Give me a reason to do something new, I'd love it. But for 150th day, I'm kind of forced to do it. Like Elvis Presley caught in a trap.
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2:27:50–2:28:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_257Oh, that's good.
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2:30:19–2:30:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_258You know, guys,
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2:30:32–2:30:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_259what they did not teach us in I wish you would message me. Ask me how I am, what I'm doing, how I've been. It hurts to think that I probably don't go through your mind at all. You never leave mine.
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2:30:44–2:31:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_260I wish you would message me. Have you heard of the train station theory? Life is like a train station. People come and go. Some stay for a few stops. Some ride with you for miles. Some leave before you're ready to say goodbye. But every person teaches you something, even if they're not meant to stay forever. The key
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2:31:03–2:31:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_261is knowing when to hold on and when to let them catch their next train. Because not everyone is on the same journey, and that's okay.
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2:31:25–2:31:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_262Out in the middle of Falmouth Bay, between Pendennis and St Anthony Head, there's a jagged black shoal barely rising above the tide. I don't think you're ready for how much this— what an amazing picnic.
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2:31:41–2:31:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_263What's up, babe? What's up? Ready to roll? Yes, are you? Yeah. Where are we going? We're gonna go eat.
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2:31:54–2:32:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_264Oh, we are? Where are we going? Where are you taking us? You're not gonna believe where I'm taking you. You want me to guess where we're going? Yes, guess where I'm taking you. You're not gonna believe it. You're gonna be so excited. Are you craving the same thing I'm craving, or what? I, I feel like I am.
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2:32:05–2:32:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_265I feel like I am. You feel like those crispy potatoes cooked in duck fat and like chunks of bacon with the runny egg? That sounds Doesn't that sound so good? Oh my God, delicious! Oh, I want to go. I'm ready to go. Yeah, so guess where that's at? It's the new place down the street. The one that
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2:32:20–2:32:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_266just opened? Yeah, the one that just opened for brunch around the corner. Around the corner? Are you thinking of the same one I'm thinking? Of course, the one that just opened, right? I'm craving the potatoes. Right around the corner. Come closer. What is the sound of one hand clapping? I, I don't know. What is the sound of
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2:32:40–2:33:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_267one hand clapping?
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2:33:00–2:33:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_268I don't know. What is the sound? It's hard to find a date as an introvert. Who's different? It's made for introverts. I already have 10 matches on— You know, there's one question that is surprisingly easy to forget to ever ask ourselves in a relationship, and it's simply this: is the person that I claim to love actually being
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2:33:04–2:33:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_269nice to me?
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2:33:27–2:33:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_270Do they have my interests at heart? Do they make me happy? I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
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2:33:30–2:33:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_271Attack ships on fire off shore of Orion.
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2:33:41–2:33:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_272I watched seed beans glitter in the dark near the 10 House Gate.
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2:33:48–2:33:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_273All those moments will be lost in time
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2:33:58–2:34:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_274like tears.
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2:34:08–2:34:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_275Right. If someone wants you in their life, they would do anything to keep you in. If they wanted to reply to you, they would. If they wanted to talk to you, they would. If they wanted to see or be with you, they would. People make time for who they want to make time for. When 2 people truly
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2:34:21–2:34:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_276care for each other, they always find a way to make it work, no matter how hard it is. Love, effort, and commitment are never one-sided. If you constantly have to chase, convince, or beg for someone's presence, then maybe they were never meant to stay. The right people are those who choose you when you choose them. Walking away
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2:34:40–2:35:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_277from someone you care about feels like ripping your own heart out. It's the kind of pain no one sees because you suffer through it alone. People don't understand how much strength it takes to step back from someone you love, not because you stopped caring, but because you cared too much. You remember Remember those first conversations that felt—
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2:35:05–2:35:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_278yeah, maybe my problem is that it's not that I don't care, it's just that I care too much. So natural how a simple text could make your entire day, how safe it felt to finally be understood by someone. Then everything falls apart without warning. You're left wondering how something that felt so right could hurt this deeply, how
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2:35:31–2:35:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_279two people could mean everything to each other yet never get the chance to actually begin. Letting go isn't about wanting to, it's about knowing you have to. That's what makes it so brutal. You don't walk away because you don't love them. You walk away because loving them is destroying you.
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2:35:54–2:36:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_280So what should you do if you have been the victim of a scam? Oh, it looks like your phone is buzzing. I'm doing the dishes right now, do you mind? Uh, is that you? Of course it's me, can't you tell? No, not if we all look the same. I don't. Well, we are Krill. We were meant to
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2:36:18–2:36:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_281look the same. Not me, Bill. There's only one of me in all the world. A dream PC just dropped. It's time to make it yours. A narcissist doesn't care that they hurt you. It doesn't concern them, that they hurt you, that they caused you pain. But you know what a narcissist does care about? And I've learned this
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2:36:34–2:36:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_282over the course of 27 years on this planet. A narcissist only cares when you tell other people what they did, because now all of a sudden it ruins their image, it ruins their reputation, it ruins how people perceive them. And that, to a narcissist, Yeah, they don't like that. Bite finger. I remember the first time. Bite fingers.
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2:36:52–2:37:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_283Why are they balls? I remember the first time we started talking. You were the reason I got my laugh back. The reason I fell asleep with a smile on my face. The reason I had motivation to do things again. The reason why my problems didn't seem so bad. You truly have made my life better by just being
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2:37:20–2:37:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_284in it.
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2:37:46–2:37:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_285I remember the first— Men with a wounded inner child often stay single as a coping mechanism. Do you take things personally? Isolate yourself? Goodbye, my favorite stranger. I guess we're strangers again, but this time with memories. Thank you for everything you did for me. I know I will truly miss you. Your laugh, your smell, your smile, and
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2:37:48–2:38:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_286everything about you. If we never meet again, I hope you'll be happy for the rest of your life.
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2:38:11–2:38:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_287Thank you. For the last time, goodbye, my favorite stranger. I guess we're straight.
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2:38:19–2:38:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_288Dostoevsky said, I never needed your love in return. All I ever wished was for your heart to be at peace, because real love, it doesn't ask, it simply gives. Loving you was never about— it was about living alive in your presence, about the way you lit up the darkest corners of me without even trying. You were a
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2:38:32–2:38:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_289warmth I never knew I was missing, a moment that felt like forever, even if it passed too soon. You gave me something timeless, the kind of joy that no goodbye can take away. So even if we part, know this: I have loved, I have felt, and Because of you, I will never— If one day you never hear
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2:38:58–2:39:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_290from me again, please remember this. I loved you with everything I had. I made you my priority in ways I never thought I could for someone. I had so—
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2:39:22–2:39:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_291Creepy moment.
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2:40:17–2:40:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_292So many— what did you like about her? She was probably the, like, The purest girl I've ever met.
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2:41:47–2:41:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_293Everything about her just felt so genuine and so real.
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2:41:57–2:42:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_294I don't want my entire life to be a collection of letting go. For once, I want someone to fight for me, to choose me purposefully, and to show me that I am worthy of being held on to. I've spent years being easy to walk away from, the maybe in everyone's story. This time I want to be someone's
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2:42:03–2:42:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_295no matter what. Not someone they miss when it's too late, but someone they make time for now. Someone who doesn't need to lose me to realize they want me to stay.
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2:42:25–2:42:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_296The downfall of Halfords needs to be studied. It was once the best car shop on the planet, especially a woman calling you baby or sweetheart means nothing. A woman buying you gifts means nothing. It's not your fault.
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2:42:39–2:42:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_297Saturday is supposed to be 92 degrees out. When someone truly loves you, their biggest fear is hurting you. But when someone is in love with how you make them feel, their biggest fear is losing you. So if they keep hurting you over and over again but would do anything not to lose you, they might just be in
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2:42:57–2:43:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_298love with the feeling you give them, not you. When someone truly loves you, when you both become so close so quickly, it feels like you've known each other your whole life. The conversations flow effortlessly. The silences are comfortable, and every moment spent together feels like a missing piece falling into place. It's as if your souls recognized each
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2:43:20–2:43:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_299other before your minds even had the chance to catch up. There's something magical about that kind of connection, where trust isn't built over time, but rather felt instantly, like a deep knowing that this person was meant to be in your life. You don't have to explain yourself because they just get you. Your laughter sings, your pain is
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2:43:46–2:44:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_300shared without words, and their presence feels like home. Not everyone gets to experience a bond like this, and when you do, you cherish it. You hold on tight, nurture it, and protect it because connections like these It's not rare. It's not a bad English we say. Isn't it wild how someone can be in your life for such
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2:44:10–2:44:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_301a short time and still feel unforgettable? Maybe we'll never talk again, but at least I got to be liked by you once, and that was the best feeling ever. For a moment in time, I was seen by you, really seen, and nothing else mattered. You made the world feel a little softer. I still carry that feeling tucked
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2:44:33–2:44:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_302away like a favorite song on an old playlist. The kind you don't play much but never delete. Losing you hurts, sure. But loving you, even for a little while, is something I'll always be thankful for. I walked across an empty land. I knew the pathway like the back of my hand. I felt the earth beneath my
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2:44:57–2:45:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_303feet, sat by the river, and it made me complete. Oh, simple thing, where have you gone? Let's talk about narcissism and narcissistic people. Now, this isn't to judge them I want to make that clear because if you get in a deep relationship, whether it's family, friend, or romantic, with a true narcissist, you are going to learn your
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2:45:28–2:45:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_304most important, expansive, deep lessons for yourself and your growth in the most uncomfortable ways. So they're incredible, highly uncomfortable teachers. But let's talk about them. They tend to surround themselves with people with abandonment wounds because if you have an abandonment wound, you're highly highly susceptible to the manipulation of a narcissist. They refuse to take accountability for anything,
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2:45:53–2:46:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_305constantly projecting onto the people closest to them and some kind of external forces so they don't have to take accountability. You always marry somebody that's going to trigger for you every unhappiness that you ever had in your childhood. So when we find somebody to be in a relationship with, it happens 2 levels. One level is I find
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2:46:15–2:46:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_306them attractive, they're humorous, they're fun to be with, um, there's a commonality, you know. So that there's the attractiveness, that's enough, that's important. But underneath it, there's something else. Underneath it, there's a looking for the love that we never got in the first place. When you marry somebody you're gonna find both your dreams and your worst nightmare.
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2:46:38–2:47:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_307That, that's profound, that we're all seeking— subconsciously, we're seeking our parents' dysfunction. Yeah, because that's where we wanted the love. You always meant— it's impossible to just stop loving something that once felt like home. You can't flip a switch and make the feeling disappear. Moving on is messy and confusing. You give your heart to people who don't
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2:47:07–2:47:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_308protect it, who don't love you back the way you hoped. Eventually, you realize you have to let go, but that space between loving and moving on is brutal. You're angry at them for how they treated you. You're angry at yourself because you still care despite everything. It feels like betraying yourself to miss something that hurt you, like
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2:47:32–2:47:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_309you're weak for still having feelings for someone who proved they didn't deserve them. This is the hardest part of healing— that piece of you that still wants what wasn't right for you, your heart holding on to what your mind knows you should release. If you feel stupid for still caring, you're not. You're just human. And human, according
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2:47:53–2:48:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_310to psychology, your ability to Cut people off and self-isolate is not a skill you should be proud of. It's a trauma response rooted in never having anyone to depend on.
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2:48:15–2:48:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_311According to psych— don't just see a place, taste. I'm so glad I met you. You have the sweetest soul I've— maybe one day we'll meet again and explain to each other what really happened. Maybe one day we'll finally understand. Until then, I hope you live your best life, and I hope you really do all the things you
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2:48:29–2:48:50 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_312always wanted to do. I hope you find the happiness and peace you were searching for, even if it's in a different place than we imagined. I hope life is kind to you, filling your days with warmth, love, and everything you deserve. I hope you chase your dreams without hesitation, laugh until your stomach hurts, and love without fear.
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2:48:50–2:49:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_313I'm paradoxical. I like to be happy, but I think about sad things all the time. I don't really like myself, but I love the person I've become. I say I don't care, but I just care too much deep my bones. I crave attention, yet I reject everything that comes my way. I healed people, but I broke my
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2:49:18–2:49:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_314own heart trying to fix them. I love to listen, but I never tell them what's inside me. A living contradiction, that's what I am. Happiness is different for each human. If someone is meant for you, you will never have to question where you stand with them. A lot of us stay too long in confusing relationships, hoping the
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2:49:42–2:50:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_315confusion will eventually end. We stay with partners who give mixed signals. I got a question. According to psychology, your habit of overthinking isn't a skill or sign of intelligence. It's a trauma response, rooted deeply in living through chaos and uncertainty. Your mind constantly anticipates worst-case scenarios. The best moments in reading are when you come across something. This
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2:50:06–2:50:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_316is why some people never tell others what they are feeling. Every single time they tried explaining to you what they felt or what they were overthinking about, you just thought they were trying to start an argument when all they— I think people fall for the idea of me before they really know me. They like how I listen,
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2:50:35–2:50:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_317how calm I seem, how I make them feel safe.
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2:50:56–2:50:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_318But I actually don't really want turkey on that. I'd rather have chicken.
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2:51:01–2:51:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_319A part of me hates to admit it, but I'm not crazily in love with you. My heart doesn't skip a beat whenever you look at me. It doesn't feel like fireworks exploding or storms colliding. This love is calm and silent. It makes my heartbeat slower and it allows me to heal. It's not what I expected love to
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2:51:10–2:51:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_320be like, but it's the kind of love I needed. A part of me hates to admit soulmates always find their way back to each other. Isn't it weird how people who who show the most love are the ones that never— what if I told you, you know that confusing moment when someone you love pulls away, goes cold,
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2:51:33–2:51:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_321goes quiet, and says, I just need space? A woman who is wounded by her father growing up, not having his emotional presence, not having his protection or safety, will grow up and attract men who will be incapable of being there for her. She will feel the need to control and demand to be seen and constantly needing to
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2:51:49–2:52:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_322be on edge in trying to fix her man, to mold him into the father that she failed to have as a child. And as she does this, she'll be holding resentment towards him for reminding her of this core childhood pain. This will be met with resistance from the man, who will perceive the woman as the mother that
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2:52:07–2:52:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_323wounded him as a child. Both partners treating each other as a surrogate parent and subconsciously expect their partner to change to ultimately be the ideal version of their parents, both expecting each other to soothe their original childhood wounds. And just like a positive and negative charge, this toxic attraction will not stop even if they break up and
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2:52:24–2:52:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_324date new people. The way out of this is by healing your childhood trauma, meeting and reshaping that pain that the little girl inside you is still holding on to. A woman who is wounded by her father growing up not having his emotional presence, not having his protection or safety, will grow up and attract men who will be
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2:52:45–2:53:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_325incapable of being there for her. She will feel the need to control and demand to be seen, constantly needing to be on edge and trying to fix her man, to mold him into the father that she failed to have as a child. And as she does this, she'll be holding resentment towards him. I love you. You belong
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2:53:03–2:53:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_326to me. No, people don't belong to people. Of course they do. I'm not gonna let anyone put me in a cage. I don't want to put you in a cage. Mr. Meow Meow, hello, Airman.
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2:53:21–2:53:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_327He knows he's not allowed.
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2:53:50–2:53:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_328He gives up quicker now.
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2:53:53–2:53:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_329Let's see.
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2:54:02–2:54:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_330Look, looks like his feet hurt when he walks on the stones.
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2:54:09–2:54:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_331Oh,
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2:54:18–2:54:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_332if only you knew how much I cried when I decided to distance myself from you, how I still wanted to be with you. But I knew I couldn't. I don't think you'll ever understand how much it took out of me. You don't know how hurt and broken I was because of the decision I made. The decision to
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2:54:34–2:54:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_333let you go, even though I didn't want to. But I had to. I still remember how our first conversation started. I still recall how wide my smile was whenever we talked. The way you made me feel safe. That was when I realized I had fallen for you. I loved you more than you ever knew, and I feared
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2:54:54–2:55:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_334it. Losing you when I loved you the most was the hardest thing I've ever had to do. It was hard to understand how something that felt so right could go so wrong. Maybe for you we were nothing, but for me We were something, something that meant so much, which is why it's so hard to move forward. It's
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2:55:17–2:55:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_335hard to accept because we never even got the chance to truly begin. Some guys don't even notice it happening. They walk into a relationship feeling strong, confident, like they know who they are. They make decisions, set boundaries, speak up, and at first that confidence is what makes the relationship work. She feels safe. He feels alive. But then
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2:55:41–2:56:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_336slowly he starts losing little pieces of himself. Not because she demands it, but because he wants to be good, loving, easy to be with. And that's the trap. Way number 1 is simple. He starts saying yes too much. It sounds harmless, even sweet. Sure, I'll skip the gym today. Yeah, I'll cancel the guys' trip. No big deal,
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2:56:03–2:56:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_337I'll change that plan. But it is a big deal because behind each yes is a tiny no to himself. And if it keeps going, he stops living his life and starts managing hers. She didn't ask for that, but he gave it anyway. Now he's not leading, he's pleasing. Way number 2 is he stops expressing what he really
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2:56:23–2:56:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_338thinks. He's scared to make her upset, scared to be misunderstood. So instead of saying, that bothered me, he says, it's fine. Instead of saying, I never feel like I'm wasting time with you. We could sit in silence for hours and it would still feel so full of love. Thank you for all the days that you made me
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2:56:42–2:57:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_339feel loved and appreciated. You have no idea how much our small talks, jokes, and moments made together mean to me. They say the essence of life is to love, and I think you are my essence. After you. Here's how you know it's true love. Introducing a man who really loves you. Number 1, he'll always want to text,
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2:57:02–2:57:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_340call, or see you just to feel close. Number 2, you'll be the first one he thinks of when he wakes up. Number 3, if he falls asleep before you, he'll message or call you the moment he wakes up. Number 4, He'll ask where you're going, what you're doing, and who you're with. Number 5, not because he wants
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2:57:25–2:57:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_341to control you, but because he genuinely cares. Number 6, no matter how busy life gets, he'll make time for you. Number 7, he'll remember the little things you say, even when you think he's not paying attention. Number 8, he'll support your dreams and encourage you to grow into the best version of yourself. If I were with someone
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2:57:48–2:58:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_342who kept chasing after me even after we broke up, I wouldn't shut the door on them completely. Can I ask you one question now? One you can, yes. Only one, always the same. What are you running away from?
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2:58:09–2:58:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_343Turn your back to the front seat.
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2:58:27–2:58:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_344Good night. I don't want to live in a hole anymore. It makes me feel poor. We are poor, but we're happy. Okay, come see, come up anyway. The views are better above ground, honey. I'm 7 non-fox years old now. My father died at 7 and a half. I don't want to live in a hole anymore, and I'm
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2:58:50–2:59:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_345going to do something about it. Probably wouldn't ever want to— I don't know. Find everything you need today? Yeah. Great. Okay. Oh God, no. Everything okay? If you're— enjoy. Attention video, please. It's strange how someone can be in your life for such a short time and still change you forever. They don't tell you this. They don't tell
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2:59:10–2:59:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_346you this about relationships, but the person that you fall in love with the most will match your level of unhealed trauma. Now, the law of polarity says that opposites attract. That means that the way that you cope with all those pains and insecurities inside will be the opposite of who you are attracted to. For example, your partner
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2:59:36–2:59:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_347might be terrified of conflict and avoids it by lying, hiding, and pushing off important conversations. You, on the other hand, might be terrified of not fixing the conflict immediately and will get very demanding, criticizing, and emotional. One person might feel comfortable— I wish none of this— an ancient legend— one— I wish none of this had happened.
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2:59:56–3:00:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_348I wish none of this had happened. So do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.
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3:00:26–3:00:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_349There are other forces at work in this world, Frodo, besides the will of evil. Bilbo was meant to find the ring, in which case you also were meant to have it, and that is an encouraging thought.
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3:00:42–3:00:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_350An ancient legend once said, imagine being bitten by a snake, and instead of focusing on healing from the poison, you chase the snake to understand why it bit you. They say a person only falls in love 3 times in their life. The first love usually comes at a young age. It's reckless, filled with passion, but inexperienced. You
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3:00:58–3:01:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_351grow apart and call it quits over foolish pride or petty things. Years later, you'll claim that wasn't real love, but for that version of you, it was everything love could be. The second love hits hard. This one teaches you lessons and makes you stronger. You fall even harder than last time, and you get hurt and used because
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3:01:20–3:01:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_352of it. It hardens you, teaches you to spot wolves in sheep's clothing. You emerge closed but wiser, knowing exactly what you'll never tolerate again. And then the third. This one doesn't knock. It slips in while you're not looking. Every wall you put up gets demolished. You will find yourself caring about them without even trying. Their flaws become
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3:01:40–3:02:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_353sacred to you. You crave mornings with their chaos, nights with their quiet. You want commitment and a family with them. This love feels less like falling. The closer you get to someone, the more clearly you see their flaws. That's reality. It's why marriages fail, why friendships fall apart and why people walk away. You might think you love
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3:02:04–3:02:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_354someone until you see how they act when they're broke, stressed, or desperate. But love is something else entirely. Love isn't just a feeling, it's a choice. It's standing by someone even when their worst traits surface. It's patience, kindness, and sacrifice. Love isn't easy. It hurts. It tests you. Are you the toxic one in the relationship? When you
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3:02:30–3:02:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_355meet a man who's been through hell and back his whole life and still has a big heart— In case you've forgotten, you are not responsible for how others choose to treat you. Can't remember who your car finance was with?
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3:02:58–3:03:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_356嗯,嗯,嗯。
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3:03:17–3:03:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_357好。
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3:03:41–3:03:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_358I'm hungry.
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3:04:58–3:05:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_359嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯。 Hmm, time for
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3:06:15–3:06:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_360dinner.
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3:06:45–3:06:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_361Damn,
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3:07:44–3:07:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_362my kitchen's So tidy now.
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3:07:56–3:07:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_363Isn't it odd? We can only see our upsides.
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3:16:06–3:16:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_364Smells good.
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3:19:54–3:20:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_365嗯。
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3:20:47–3:20:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_366Can't mods change roles? I can't be bothered.
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3:23:53–3:23:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_367Wow.
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3:24:15–3:24:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_368What bowl are you talking about? What are you talking about? Plastic bowl? I don't even have any plastic bowls.
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3:24:55–3:25:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_369The rice bowl? What rice bowl?
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3:25:22–3:25:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_370That happened ages ago. Happened so long ago, I don't even know what you're talking about.
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3:25:36–3:25:50 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_371There's no plastic in the basket.
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3:26:34–3:26:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_372No, I chucked the whole bowl away with the rice in it.
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3:27:01–3:27:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_373How are you getting scammed? I just gave
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3:27:48–3:27:50 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_374you the— what do you think I was typing on the keyboard?
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3:27:52–3:27:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_375Guy, it was morning.
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3:27:59–3:28:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_376How would you know if I washed it or not? You didn't even know that the melting bowl thing happened weeks ago. If you didn't know that, how would you know if I washed the air fryer before then, since then? Just use your common sense.
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3:28:07–3:28:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_377I wonder what being a teacher is like. Teacher for a special needs class.
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3:29:41–3:29:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_378Oh, looking good.
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3:30:33–3:30:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_379I wish I made chips instead, actually. Maybe I will. Maybe I'll save the rice for tomorrow.
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3:32:54–3:33:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_380Maybe I'll have rice tomorrow and I'll eat chips.
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3:33:16–3:33:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_381嗯。
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3:35:38–3:35:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_382嗯。
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3:36:05–3:36:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_383嗯。
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3:37:20–3:37:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_384No, I'm not going home for Christmas. I'm staying here. I'm not making a vlog at my house.
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3:38:46–3:38:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_385Because me and my mom aren't talking. Why do you think?
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3:39:08–3:39:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_386I'm not driving 6 hours all the way home and then get ignored.
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3:39:41–3:39:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_387What's the fucking point? No one even talks to me. I'll just sit in the corner being ignored. Do that here, can't I? What's the fucking point?
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3:39:47–3:39:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_388I already talked with my mom like I've mentioned 500 billion fucking times since April.
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3:40:30–3:40:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_389She doesn't listen. She never listens. It's always me, me, me, me. About her. She doesn't care about other people's problems, just about her own problems.
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3:40:40–3:40:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_390Waste of time even trying.
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3:40:54–3:40:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_391How things make you feel doesn't matter. It's all about how it makes her feel.
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3:41:02–3:41:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_392Obviously I haven't spoken to her face to face since I left the house.
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3:41:16–3:41:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_393How would I have spoken to her face to face if I left the house and never went back?
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3:41:22–3:41:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_394Eat in
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3:41:54–3:41:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_395the middle for what? God, everything you say is just so fucking stupid. You're gonna have to block soon.
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3:41:59–3:42:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_396You really don't know who my mum is, do you?
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3:42:11–3:42:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_397My sister doesn't drive, or can't drive, but she has the ability to travel in an automobile through proxy of her husband. Yet you don't see them showing up, do you?
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3:42:29–3:42:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_398They have been traveling. They went to the Cotswolds.
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3:42:45–3:42:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_399Couldn't be bothered to come over to Devon though, could they?
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3:42:49–3:42:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_400Thanks, thanks a lot.
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3:42:54–3:43:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_401Madonna,
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3:45:28–3:45:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_402crazy.
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3:45:41–3:45:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_403Sorry,
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3:46:18–3:46:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_404it's
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3:46:21–3:46:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_405me.
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3:46:35–3:46:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_406Mm,
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3:47:44–3:47:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_407oh wow, it's juicy.
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3:47:48–3:47:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_408No.
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3:48:05–3:48:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_409Oh,
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3:48:34–3:48:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_410Indian food's
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3:48:36–3:48:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_411good.
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3:48:40–3:48:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_412嗯,嗨。
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3:56:07–3:56:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_413Wow.
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3:56:32–3:56:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_414啊,啊。
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3:56:57–3:57:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_415No.
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3:59:41–3:59:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_416Oh, Indian food's definitely easier to eat because I actually taste good.
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4:01:25–4:01:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_417And then maybe I'll make fried rice tomorrow.
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4:02:04–4:02:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_418Lady
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4:02:29–4:02:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_419parking.
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4:02:43–4:02:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_420Oh,
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4:03:01–4:03:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_421it's not— I need more plugs.
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4:03:06–4:03:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_422Do do do do. A boom boom boom boom. Do do do do do do do do.
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4:05:02–4:05:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_423Quite nice dinner.
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4:05:18–4:05:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_424No, I'm not getting more beer.
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4:05:48–4:05:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_425Got enough beers for 3 more nights. And then it's over,
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4:05:52–4:05:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_426back to water.
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4:06:00–4:06:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_427Mm, uh, uh,
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4:06:26–4:06:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_428uh, not sweet.
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4:06:31–4:06:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_429That's why I've been going to toilet less recently. I don't drink as much.
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4:06:54–4:06:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_430The big day's over, idiot. It's 7 PM. What do you expect?
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4:09:35–4:09:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_431You missed the big day. It's your fault.
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4:09:43–4:09:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_432You're called Vain TV Live. You're not even live and you're not even a TV station. Why don't you change your name?
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4:10:06–4:10:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_433Idiot.
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4:10:15–4:10:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_434Good.
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4:10:43–4:10:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_435Eating done.
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4:11:14–4:11:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_436Oh yeah.
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4:11:52–4:11:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_437Another day done.
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4:12:00–4:12:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_438Hmm,
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4:13:04–4:13:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_439that's weird.
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4:13:08–4:13:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_440Oh, I accidentally set all my videos to private.
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4:13:13–4:13:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_441Oops, actually didn't mean to do that.
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4:13:20–4:13:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_442Oh well, whatever.
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4:13:27–4:13:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_443That's a shit video anyway. No one even cared.
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4:13:40–4:13:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_444嗯嗯。
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4:14:04–4:14:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_445We're in like a new era. Went from IRL streamer to now cleaning my house streamer.
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4:14:45–4:14:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_446Funny how I was really into IRL streaming, now I hate it.
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4:14:56–4:15:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_447I don't think I can stomach another endlessly walking around Kit Hill stream.
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4:15:03–4:15:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_448After all that stressing out and buying stuff.
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4:15:19–4:15:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_449Here was me thinking going outside would make my viewers go up.
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4:15:30–4:15:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_450No one even gave a shit.
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4:15:38–4:15:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_451Ah, better off just finding random stuff to do in the house.
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4:15:57–4:16:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_452No,
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4:16:14–4:16:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_453guess it was fun for a bit,
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4:16:18–4:16:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_454and now the only time I go outside is Tesco.
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4:16:22–4:16:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_455Tesco stream.
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4:16:27–4:16:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_456No.
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4:16:37–4:16:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_457Endless cleaning and laundry stream.
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4:17:12–4:17:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_458At least I'll get paid tomorrow, £700. Put it into my stocks and shares ISA.
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4:17:29–4:17:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_459Must be the 10th time I got paid by Kick. I remember how nervous I was on the first time, thinking, are they actually gonna send me £1,400? There's no way.
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4:18:00–4:18:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_460If I could sell the car for 12K, yeah, definitely.
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4:18:21–4:18:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_461I probably won't take anything less than 8K because I don't really want to sell it,
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4:19:15–4:19:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_462because you're not going to get a car as good as that for 8K, are you? So why sell it for 8K when you can't get a better car for 8K?
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4:19:25–4:19:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_463And I don't know if I would get any other car, really. I'm not really into Teslas anymore.
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4:19:40–4:19:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_464I think they're too long and too wide.
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4:19:49–4:19:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_465I like my little Peugeot.
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4:19:55–4:19:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_466If you're talking about sushi, obviously it's gonna have fish in it. What else is it gonna have in it? Cucumber?
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4:22:43–4:22:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_467What kind of sushi doesn't have anything but fish?
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4:22:57–4:22:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_468What, avocado sushi where it's only got avocado in it?
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4:23:25–4:23:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_469That sounds gross.
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4:23:31–4:23:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_470Crabs or carrots?
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4:23:47–4:23:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_471Yeah, it sounds like what someone would say if they never been to Japan, I guess. They think having crabs and carrots in a sushi is normal.
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4:23:51–4:24:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_472Imagine what the Japanese must think knowing that we put cucumber and carrots in a sushi.
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4:24:02–4:24:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_473Why would you put cucumber in it?
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4:24:15–4:24:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_474嗯。
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4:24:21–4:24:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_475What, so fish is seafood but shrimp and crabs are not fish? How does that make sense?
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4:24:44–4:24:50 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_476I hate that Japanese sushi where they put the tuna paste. Oh, that's disgusting. It's like just pink paste. Like brains or something.
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4:25:00–4:25:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_477Don't they call it negitoro? It's got like green onions with the pink paste.
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4:25:13–4:25:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_478That stuff's like pre-chewed tuna and then spat back out. Japanese love that Sticky, gooey, slimy texture, don't they?
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4:25:27–4:25:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_479I
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4:26:08–4:26:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_480feel like combos with the weed girl have become less weird.
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4:26:19–4:26:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_481They used to be much weirder, like talking about bums and threesomes with prostitutes and spitting in my mouth. And now we just talk about food a lot,
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4:26:25–4:26:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_482like running out of topics.
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4:26:39–4:26:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_483I can't keep bringing up like, what's your fetish or kink? We've already done that.
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4:26:58–4:27:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_484I don't know what else to ask her, to be honest.
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4:27:35–4:27:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_485I don't know, that was a stupid question to ask.
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4:30:09–4:30:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_486Oh God, talking about food is so boring. I've got to steer it away somewhere.
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4:30:20–4:30:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_487It's going to be really tough to keep the conversation going for weeks.
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4:30:33–4:30:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_488What question would I like her to ask me that would make me feel good? And then I could just ask that.
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4:31:15–4:31:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_489Hmm.
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4:31:25–4:31:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_490Yeah, I feel like we talked about so much already. Games, movies, shows, food, work.
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4:31:38–4:31:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_491What else is there to say?
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4:31:55–4:31:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_492I don't really care about talking about sexual stuff. Because we've already established,
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4:32:20–4:32:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_493uh, that we want that.
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4:32:30–4:32:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_494I feel like once you've established it's gonna be sexual, then you don't need to keep talking about sexual things, do you?
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4:32:35–4:32:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_495Share something funny with her, maybe.
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4:32:58–4:33:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_496I don't know. Once you've like established things and you know you got like a base understanding of what she does and what she likes,
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4:33:05–4:33:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_497It's like first you build the foundation and the walls, and then you can like decorate the inside of the house.
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4:33:20–4:33:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_498Animal talk's boring. I like cats. I like penguins.
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4:33:37–4:33:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_499It's really weird because I feel lonely and I want connection, but then I don't know what to talk about when I have someone to talk to.
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4:33:59–4:34:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_500It's like I want someone to care about me, but then I don't know what to say to them.
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4:34:17–4:34:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_501It's really strange.
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4:34:26–4:34:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_502What do I want? I don't know.
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4:34:34–4:34:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_503Sometimes I feel like every day is the same and my life's meaningless and no one cares.
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4:34:56–4:35:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_504And
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4:35:04–4:35:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_505I don't know,
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4:35:12–4:35:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_506I want someone to be interested or care.
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4:35:15–4:35:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_507But I don't know what I want them to say to me to make me feel good. Because if I knew that, then I could just say that to them.
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4:36:14–4:36:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_508Just like, how was your day? I could ask that,
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4:36:25–4:36:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_509but then they're just going to start talking about work, aren't they?
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4:36:34–4:36:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_510I don't know, I don't really feel anything when someone asks me how was my day.
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4:36:44–4:36:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_511Uh,
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4:37:14–4:37:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_512I
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4:37:25–4:37:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_513can't keep asking, how was your day, every day, can I?
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4:37:31–4:37:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_514Is that weird?
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4:37:36–4:37:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_515How's your day? How's your day? How's your day? How's your day?
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4:37:39–4:37:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_516I feel weird asking that every day, like it's excessive.
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4:37:50–4:37:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_517Yeah, I said good morning, then you say how did you sleep, and then later how was your day? And then how did you sleep?
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4:38:21–4:38:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_518I already asked what her favorite position is, and she asked me too.
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4:39:03–4:39:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_519We really talked about this stuff.
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4:39:13–4:39:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_520What she had for dinner. Oh God, this is so boring. What did you do for dinner? What are you doing now? What did you do yesterday? How was work? What did you have for lunch?
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4:39:26–4:39:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_521Wow, market's ripping.
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4:40:14–4:40:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_522Maybe I'm texting her too much, maybe, but I don't want her to feel like, oh, he's not texting anymore. He lost interest.
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4:40:30–4:40:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_523But then am I supposed to be texting every day like we're already together or something?
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4:40:44–4:40:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_524Oh, I tell her a funny story about my day. Problem is I don't do anything, so nothing funny happens.
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4:41:00–4:41:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_525I wonder if I was doing every now and then, would I rant to her about annoying people?
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4:41:18–4:41:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_526I could just take one of my old stories and then recycle it.
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4:41:28–4:41:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_527Oh, VIP role. Okay, hold on.
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4:41:34–4:41:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_528Can I do it from here? Oh, I can. Nice. Lazy mode.
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4:41:41–4:41:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_529The command is /vip and then the name.
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4:42:01–4:42:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_530Moodus never came back.
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4:42:14–4:42:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_531Who won points saying that he wouldn't come back?
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4:42:22–4:42:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_532See, this is a problem. I'm stagnating, which means I've got nothing to talk about, which is going to be unattractive to a girl.
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4:42:45–4:42:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_533Looks like it's rubbish not going out today. No one's putting out their rubbish.
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4:43:03–4:43:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_534Sometimes— I mean, mostly it's on Wednesday night you put your rubbish out, but sometimes it goes out on Thursday night. I don't know why.
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4:43:10–4:43:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_535Oh, I really gotta do something. I really gotta do something so I have something to talk about.
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4:45:06–4:45:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_536This is like the only reason people do anything, isn't it? So they can tell their friends and family and lovers about what they did, so they don't seem like a really boring person.
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4:45:17–4:45:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_537People do things to make a living. Yeah, but my thing is I do nothing to make a living. My whole thing is I do nothing.
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4:45:51–4:45:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_538I'm like that Japanese guy. He looked like a kid on that YouTube video where he gets paid to do nothing. That's literally me.
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4:46:03–4:46:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_539Yeah, I literally do nothing and sit on my sofa.
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4:46:23–4:46:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_540Doing nothing is bad because nothing to talk about. Yeah, exactly. When I was popular on YouTube, people would message me all the time because they're intrigued, like, oh, what's going on? What happened to your hero?
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4:47:27–4:47:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_541The channel did well because I did stuff.
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4:47:44–4:47:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_542Doing stuff is good. Yeah, but it costs money, and I'm so close to £6,000 savings.
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4:47:59–4:48:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_543Yeah, having more money actually means you end up doing less. When you're broke, you're doing this and that trying to desperately get money.
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4:48:29–4:48:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_544If I had infinite money, I would do nothing. I mean, I'm already doing nothing. But I would do even more nothing. I wouldn't even stream. I'd just play Mario Kart all day.
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4:48:39–4:48:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_545And then other people, when they get more money, they do more things with it. But that's like the top 1%. Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos.
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4:48:52–4:49:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_546Giving me more, more money will just result in more, more nothing.
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4:49:04–4:49:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_547嗯。
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4:49:35–4:49:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_548Hmm, okay.
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4:52:10–4:52:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_549I think that kind of led to an interesting topic.
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4:52:13–4:52:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_550I asked her, what's the weirdest thing you've ever ate or eaten? I really hope I don't accidentally ask the same thing I've already asked before. That'll be kind of
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4:52:27–4:52:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_551embarrassing.
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4:52:39–4:52:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_552I wonder if she's gonna make it sexual or actually just answer the question.
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4:53:01–4:53:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_553If I get paint and paint the fence, then we could actually watch the paint dry. That'd be funny.
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4:53:17–4:53:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_5542 truths, 1 lie.
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4:53:35–4:53:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_555I rode a 12-inch dildo,
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4:53:39–4:53:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_556and what would my— what would the lie be?
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4:53:46–4:53:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_557A gay guy sucked me off in a park. Oh wait, they're both true.
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4:53:51–4:53:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_558Or what about, what were you doing 10 years ago? Oh wait, wouldn't she be at school? School student.
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4:54:12–4:54:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_559Damn, that's weird to think. When I was doing my YouTube stuff back in 2018, she would have been like 16 years old.
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4:54:21–4:54:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_560Sometimes you forget how young people in their 20s are compared to me, who's in my mid-30s.
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4:54:42–4:54:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_561I mean, they're still living their 20s. They're still living that feeling of, I've only just recently become a proper adult. I haven't really had, like, my main life-defining moments yet, or I've only had a few of them.
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4:54:50–4:55:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_562I feel like I, I'm done having my life-defining moments. 20s are over.
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4:55:09–4:55:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_563Same with early 30s,
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4:55:16–4:55:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_564but they're in their 20s still.
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4:55:22–4:55:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_565When I was in my 20s, I was having the most life-changing experiences.
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4:55:26–4:55:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_566I mean, it didn't really change anything in the end. Back here
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4:55:34–4:55:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_567again. I'm living the life in the UK that I wanted to avoid so badly. When I was a teenager, I thought I'd never get a house and live in the UK and have a car. Sounds so boring. I'd be in Japan living that weeb life.
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4:55:41–4:55:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_568Speaking fluent Japanese, hot Japanese girlfriend.
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4:56:02–4:56:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_569I thought I'd become Japanese.
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4:56:09–4:56:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_570Taiwanese girl says she's going to divorce her husband.
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4:56:19–4:56:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_571That's pretty wild.
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4:56:25–4:56:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_572I said, aren't you afraid to become a single mother? And she said, yeah. She asked me if I would help her. I said sure, smiley face.
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4:56:44–4:56:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_573Help her do what though?
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4:56:54–4:56:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_574Like babysit?
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4:56:58–4:56:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_575Poor kid.
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4:57:05–4:57:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_576I was lucky because I had a good childhood.
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4:57:10–4:57:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_577I had a solid family. Married parents. Sure, they fought sometimes, but
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4:57:15–4:57:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_578from my point of view as a kid, they seemed like a normal married couple in love.
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4:57:24–4:57:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_579It wasn't until much, much, much later I learned there was problems.
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4:57:34–4:57:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_580The reason? She said they don't love each other.
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4:57:43–4:57:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_581I don't really know how I can help.
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4:58:07–4:58:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_582I don't really wanna become a stepdad.
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4:58:17–4:58:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_583I'd be scared I inflict my weirdness or my traumas onto a kid.
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4:58:48–4:58:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_584Like I would impose bad traits or bad habits onto
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4:59:12–4:59:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_585them that would cause them trouble in adult life.
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4:59:19–4:59:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_586Maybe when you start a new relationship, you just like lay out all your issues so then they can't— I mean, you can just say, oh, I told you at the beginning, these are my problems.
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4:59:34–4:59:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_587Problem is I don't know how to express affection, and I get kind of lazy with texting.
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4:59:55–5:00:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_588But doesn't mean I won't still get upset about it. Like, you acknowledge the problems, but you don't work on them.
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5:00:13–5:00:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_589What's the point then?
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5:00:24–5:00:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_590What was the weirdest thing I ever ate? Promoting shit.
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5:01:06–5:01:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_591The weirdest thing I ever ate. Some of my shit on Bobby's dildo.
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5:01:12–5:01:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_592Probably my own shit.
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5:01:19–5:01:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_593Oh God,
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5:01:23–5:01:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_594my booger.
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5:01:26–5:01:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_595Uh, maybe Fugu.
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5:01:34–5:01:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_596It wasn't really weird though, it's
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5:01:40–5:01:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_597just unusual. Oh, whale. Whale's pretty— probably whale meat.
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5:01:46–5:01:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_598It tasted like ham.
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5:01:59–5:02:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_599Yeah, whale is a pretty good one, isn't it?
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5:02:13–5:02:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_600Oh God, don't say dog meat. If she's a dog lover, I don't think she would even find that funny, even if it's like Chinese culture. Or Korean culture. Didn't Ice Poseidon go to a restaurant in Korea and they had dog meat?
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5:02:22–5:02:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_601I saw CDawgVA on his stream say— yeah, he was saying he tried horse and his viewers were saying, oh, that's horrible. And then he goes, what? Who am I to
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5:02:39–5:02:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_602something something another country's culture?
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5:02:55–5:02:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_603What did he say? Like, who am I to criticize another country's culture? What, so if you were in Afghanistan, the culture was stoning women, then you wouldn't criticize it?
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5:02:59–5:03:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_604Yeah, I think a lot of British people be upset at the idea of eating horse because people love horses here, especially dogs as well.
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5:03:22–5:03:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_605I remember there was a big scandal because they detected traces of horse meat in the shepherd's pie from Tesco's. There's big news about it ages ago. It had like, I don't know, 10% horse meat.
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5:03:37–5:03:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_606Weirdest thing I ate, prostitute's ass.
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5:04:15–5:04:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_607Tasted like Marmite. I licked it nice and clean for her though.
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5:04:21–5:04:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_608Sometimes I think like a dom girlfriend who just makes me lick her asshole clean sounds pretty hot.
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5:04:29–5:04:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_609I don't know, I get kind of bored with these submissive women. I just want them to like pull down their pants and stick their asshole in my face and say lick it.
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5:04:39–5:04:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_610That's hotter than thinking, oh, is it okay if I lick it?
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5:04:53–5:04:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_611Yeah, sometimes it is kind of hot when the girl likes something and she just doesn't wait for you to do it, but she makes you do it. Maybe I want to be the sub.
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5:05:13–5:05:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_612I've never been with a dumb girl. They always just— I don't know, they're always submissive, aren't they?
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5:05:24–5:05:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_613They never seem to have this one thing they really like and then just make you do it.
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5:05:34–5:05:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_614I don't like the way I have to grab the girl's hand and make her like rub me off.
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5:05:42–5:05:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_615I wish she would just start doing it anyway without me having to make her do it.
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5:05:49–5:05:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_616Asking her to do it is lame, like, oh, can you touch my willy? They just grab the wrist and they pull the arm downwards.
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5:05:56–5:06:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_617I'm just not very dumb. I don't like making the girl do stuff. I like it when she does it on her own.
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5:06:29–5:06:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_618嗯嗯。
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5:06:50–5:06:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_619System of a Down to kick off 2025 tour. I thought they quit doing music. I thought the Serge guy was fed up of singing.
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5:08:20–5:08:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_620His name's so cool. Serge Tankian. Sounds so much. What does System of a Down even mean? What is a down? Like Down syndrome? System of a Down. What is a down? Down of what? I don't understand the band name.
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5:08:31–5:08:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_621System of the Down.
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5:08:55–5:08:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_622System of the Down Syndrome.
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5:09:01–5:09:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_623What does that mean?
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5:09:05–5:09:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_624Like down pillows?
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5:09:16–5:09:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_625That song Aerials really reminds me of World of Warcraft,
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5:09:32–5:09:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_626of a very specific moment where I was a level 48 Warlock undead male leveling up in— was it called Felwood? That corrupted area had all the demonic satyrs. Satyrs. What are they called? Satyrs. Satyrs, like the half-goat, half-demon monsters. Just remember casting Shadow Bolt and Death Coil.
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5:09:38–5:10:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_627I was listening to System of a Down a lot playing World of Warcraft. It was good grinding music. I hated vanilla WoW because you would run out of quests to do when you get to about level 55. Like, if you didn't pace yourself well and do all the quests— if you did the quest too fast and you
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5:10:06–5:10:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_628ran out of quests to do, you would end up getting to like level 55, 56, and run out of quests, and there's nothing else to do apart from just grind all the way to level 60, which took forever. Grinding was a really rubbish way of leveling up compared to completing quests. You get to, I don't know, level
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5:10:27–5:10:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_62948, and you had to like spare the quests and grind a couple levels in Felwood up to level 50, and then you go to Winterwood or something. Winterfell, the snow place with all the furry bear things.
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5:10:45–5:11:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_630Usually had to grind the last few levels, just endlessly killing stuff.
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5:11:11–5:11:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_631No one ever had the 900 gold you needed for the epic mount.
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5:11:20–5:11:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_632Was it 900 or 9,000? I think it was 900 gold.
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5:11:27–5:11:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_633I would end up wasting so much gold constantly respeccing my character because I could never decide what talent tree I wanted.
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5:11:33–5:11:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_634Warlock was cool. I like Destruction Warlock.
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5:11:41–5:11:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_635Do insane damage. Shadow Bolt, Shadow Bolt, Death Coil, do a Shadowburn, Immolate, and then you seduce with the Succubus, fire up a Soulfire. And then you got to go farm for soul shards.
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5:11:48–5:12:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_636I hated the soul shard system.
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5:12:06–5:12:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_637Affliction was okay, but you had to survive the beginning of a fight whilst you load up on dots. Rogues were a pain in the backside. They'd sneak up on you and you hear that cheap shot sound. It's like like a clicking cluck sound,
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5:12:11–5:12:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_638and then they just stand there stabbing you in the back. You can't do anything. You Trinket out of it, do a Death Coil, they Trinket out of the Death Coil, sprint back to you, do a gouge, and they've got 4 or 5 combo points built up. They do a kidney shot, you're stunned again, you can't get out
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5:12:30–5:12:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_639of it.
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5:12:47–5:12:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_640If you get Voidwalker out, you got the shield But then your pet does no damage almost. Or you get the succubus and you seduce him whilst you wait out the stun. Ah, there was this annoying night elf rogue kept ganking me. He had the full Bloodfang epic gear. He'd trinket out of everything, sprint to me, blow all
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5:12:50–5:13:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_641his cooldowns, do a blind, vanish, cheap shot again. Oh, I fucking hate him.
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5:13:09–5:13:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_642All you could do was a Death Coil. You couldn't really do fear because the dots would break the fear,
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5:13:18–5:13:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_643or the Fel Hunter would sometimes let you detect his stealth early on.
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5:13:30–5:13:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_644Rogues were a nightmare as a Warlock.
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5:13:40–5:13:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_645Warlocks used to be so OP though.
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5:13:44–5:13:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_646Hunters were great for fighting Rogues. Your pet could do so much damage as a Beast Hunter or a Hunter,
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5:13:55–5:14:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_647and then you do the Scattershot, lay a trap, you do the Frost Trap, they'd be stuck in the Frost Block. And then you run off, and then you load up an aimed shot and do like 1,000 damage crit, and then concussion shot. They couldn't do anything. You do a poison shot, they can't restealth.
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5:14:03–5:14:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_648Hunter's Mark.
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5:14:21–5:14:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_649I hated rogues so much.
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5:14:24–5:14:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_650They would just gank you all the time.
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5:14:30–5:14:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_651Would you agree whales taste like pork or beef? I would say it tasted like ham since they evolved from like a pig creature.
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5:15:04–5:15:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_652Remember the spit emote? People had the emotes saved as macros and they'd spam it at you.
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5:16:43–5:16:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_653Spits at you, spits at you, 10 times.
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5:16:51–5:16:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_654Or paladins doing the bubble and then half zoning out whilst they laugh at you. That was funny. And then they reduced the length of the bubble to 8 seconds so you couldn't half Before the bubble
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5:16:58–5:17:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_655disappeared.
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5:17:14–5:17:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_656People hated those shamans as well with the 2-handed hammers. They do Wind Fury and one-shot you. You get a triple Wind Fury crit, do like 3k damage all at once.
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5:17:35–5:17:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_657Crazy times.
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5:17:54–5:17:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_658I
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5:23:06–5:23:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_659love chocolate. All girls love chocolate. Wait, how do you know all girls love chocolate? It's just a thing. Have you bought another girl chocolate? No. That's not what I was insinuating. I said it like— but have you bought another girl? No, that's not what I was trying to say. Okay, I don't want anything that you bought for
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5:23:17–5:23:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_660another woman, Gus. I've gone on dates where I bought lots of food and shit. Okay, don't buy me anything. Okay, cool. No tacos, no pasta, no wings, no pizza, no Mexican food, no fucking nothing, right? No nothing then. No boba, no nothing. Exactly. Pretty sure I bought someone fucking coffee before. It was a little dramatic. That was
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5:23:42–5:24:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_661a little dramatic. You buy me tea, nobody buy you. I don't buy you. You just buy for others. Stop. A key reason why relationships are valuable is that they help us to know ourselves better. But despite the potential of love to function as a route to self-knowledge, in practice we often walk away from relationships with most of
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5:24:01–5:24:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_662our delusions intact. Intact. Some of our problem comes down to pride. We come to love hoping to be admired. They spot that we aren't always very funny, that our novel is patchy, that we're prone to self-pity, that we lose our tempers too fast. Far from using these bits of difficult news as goads for self-improvement, we tend to
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5:24:22–5:24:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_663find it much easier to get insulted, to say that a partner is being mean or inconsiderate, and to block our ears. We fall back When someone knows they deserve better but still stays with the one who breaks them, that's called cognitive dissonance. The kindest thing you can do for yourself is let people leave. Why is it always
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5:24:40–5:25:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_664the same? No chasing, the same dialogue, no convincing them of your worth, but with different footage or like a different voice. Doing nothing instead of doing something, I guess. The geology of the islands is grand. Not only can you take a load— In August, you'll thank yourself for starting calisthenics. In a week, you'll start to feel it.
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5:25:01–5:25:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_665In 2 weeks, you'll start to see it. And in 3— When the devil truly can't reach you, he'll send you a girl whose name has 2 A's in it and it ends in the uh sound. You're cooked, bro. When the devil truly can't reach you, he'll send you a girl whose name has 2 A's in it. I
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5:25:31–5:25:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_666like you. I like you too. Oh, what you need to understand is I'm the man. I'm the man. If your partner constantly tests you, they— there's an increase. If your partner constantly tests you, they probably have an intense fear of abandonment. People with abandonment wounds will pull away, they'll pick fights, they'll go cold, or they'll push your
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5:25:46–5:26:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_667limits, not because they want gone, but because they're terrified you will leave, and they would rather be right about it. There's an increase in the number of people cutting off the parents, but there's one thing I've noticed about this trend. Has anybody else noticed that when an adult child chooses not to have a relationship with a parent,
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5:26:04–5:26:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_668it's always, but it's your mom and dad, you only get one mom and dad, why are you doing that? And it's never, wow, what could a parent have done to cause their child to make this decision but feel like it was a right one. It's never, what happened that made a grown adult feel like the need to
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5:26:21–5:26:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_669walk away from the people who raised them? And it's definitely never, but they're your children, how can you treat them that way? Why is the weight placed on the child? Why is the burden of maintaining peace, preserving connection, and forgiving endlessly dumped onto the very person who's probably carrying the scars? No one ever stops to think maybe
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5:26:35–5:26:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_670that parent wasn't a safe person. Maybe the parent was Emotionally manipulative, abusive, dismissive, narcissistic, or just constantly absent when it mattered most. Maybe parent was just a title and not something they lived up to. And yet the child is the one questioned. The child is the one who's guilted, shamed, or gaslit. Yeah, exactly. Automatic defense. Parent comes
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5:26:54–5:27:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_671with some lifetime immunity from accountability. But here's the truth: people don't cut off their parents typically for no reason. It's not impulsive. It's not heartless. It's usually the last result after years of trying, years of hoping things would change, years of therapy, tears, inner conflict. It's often deep, painful act of self-preservation. And yet society keeps asking the
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5:27:14–5:27:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_672wrong question. Instead of why did you walk away, maybe it's time to start asking what happened that made staying impossible. There's— people run from good relationships because they don't know what to do with real love.
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5:27:33–5:27:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_673So we hear a lot about how people rush out of relationships nowadays. There's no patience, so many options, people just, you know, first sign of trouble, people get out. But that's to underestimate that there's actually an opposed, diametrically opposed other problem, which is the number of people who stay in far, far too long and realize, you know,
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5:27:53–5:28:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_674when time's kind of run out for them, that their real problem, that the setting problem, was forbearance, was too great a tolerance. So here's a very simple principle that we've come up with about how to decide whether a relationship is viable or not. It sounds completely simple. I mean, it's huge to take on board, but there's a
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5:28:17–5:28:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_675kind of elemental simplicity. And the question is this: when you talk to them, when you address an important issue with your partner, do they listen? Do they listen, or do they stonewall, or do they say you're being too critical, you're being too demanding, or I'm too busy?
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5:28:34–5:28:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_676Of course, then we have to speak with dignity and we have to speak with clarity. We can't be impatient and feel tempered. This is the number one difference between
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5:28:50–5:29:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_677This is the number one difference.
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5:30:12–5:30:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_678Weird how chat just suddenly dies. Suddenly you'll be very active and then suddenly you'll be completely dead.
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5:30:35–5:30:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_679Like you guys, you guys all fell asleep all at the same time.
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5:30:44–5:30:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_680Maybe you're having a massive orgy.
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5:30:50–5:30:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_6811 hour to go.
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5:31:45–5:31:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_682Thank fucking fuck.
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5:31:49–5:31:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_683Damn, my kitchen's looking nice. Looks kind of empty though, like I just moved in.
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5:31:54–5:31:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_684It can look too tidy sometimes. Name is Baron.
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5:32:02–5:32:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_685The spider's back.
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5:32:32–5:32:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_686Another amazing day.
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5:32:44–5:32:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_687Wouldn't you say it was an amazing day?
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5:32:57–5:33:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_688What's happening on Kick these days?
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5:33:10–5:33:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_689Nothing.
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5:33:15–5:33:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_690Oh, that's been Gold's line.
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5:33:26–5:33:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_691嗯。
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5:34:12–5:34:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_692I wonder if there's any Teslas for sale.
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5:34:38–5:34:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_693I'm gonna buy it. Oh, Tavistock, £16,000, dual motor.
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5:35:04–5:35:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_694I can't believe for the amount of money I've paid for my car, I could have gotten a Tesla.
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5:35:17–5:35:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_695Damn, imagine having a Tesla parked outside.
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5:35:25–5:35:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_696Would be pretty cool.
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5:35:32–5:35:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_69716K though.
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5:35:40–5:35:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_698Long range.
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5:36:15–5:36:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_699What's the range on the Long Range? Red Tesla is pretty
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5:36:23–5:36:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_700Pretty nice looking.
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5:36:45–5:36:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_701How long is long?
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5:37:00–5:37:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_702嗯,嗯。
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5:37:10–5:37:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_703He did another day in my life video.
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5:38:05–5:38:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_704Must be running out
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5:38:17–5:38:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_705of ideas.
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5:38:23–5:38:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_706He's not afraid of doxxing his house.
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5:38:40–5:38:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_707See, look, he is filming in his house. I thought he wouldn't film in his house. Is that his house?
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5:38:51–5:38:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_708Looks more like an apartment.
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5:39:01–5:39:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_709Perfect breakfast, doesn't it? I don't get to have this often, to be fair. Most days of the week I grab a banana, down some coffee, and then throw myself out the front door, but Maybe once, maybe twice if I'm lucky, I will have this mega breakfast. I mean, you can't go wrong with Rice Krispies, the taste of
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5:39:09–5:39:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_710childhood nostalgia. As I've gotten older, I want to feel younger, so I eat Rice Krispies. The thing that I get most excited about here though is this Norwegian brown brunost cheese. A few years ago, I went to Norway for the weekend, not from Japan admittedly, from the UK when I was over there, and I was in a
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5:39:25–5:39:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_711cafe and I saw this cheese and I was like, I've got to try it. Even though I thought, oh, it looks a bit weird, brown cheese, not so sure. I tried it, amazing. It's a beautiful, rich, creamy tanginess like regular cheese but with a smooth caramelly finish. He really likes cheese. I think I'm gonna have to convert
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5:39:41–5:39:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_712some people to eating it. Like, I remember it looks like caramel a year or two ago, and I talked about it there, and Joey was like, oh mate, fucking brown cheese, what is it? And then he went there to Norway, had it, and he messaged me and was like, pretty fucking good, mate. Breakfast is, I think, for
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5:39:56–5:40:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_713a lot of people an afterthought, myself included. And it's nice to sit, relax, eat a few different dishes, think about the day ahead.
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5:40:12–5:40:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_714So Charlotte's been away on the road recently. Tonight she gets back, and I thought I'd cook her a romantic meal, a nice juicy cut of steak from, uh, Cape Grim. It's Australia's finest. The only thing grim tonight It's gonna be my cooking. No, no, it's gonna be good because look, I've got a cookbook. I got gifted this
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5:40:22–5:40:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_715for my birthday, uh, one of the greats. You've heard of Gordon Ramsay, Marco Pierre White, Joel Robuchon, uh, well, I've got Snoop Dogg and he, he's smart, he knows what he's doing, and there's a recipe in here for Snoop Dogg's favorite filet mignon and I'm gonna follow it to the letter. As I always say, it's good enough
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5:40:40–5:40:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_716for Snoop Dogg, it's good enough for Charlotte. So Shawna's in for a treat. It's going to be anything but Kate Grimm tonight. It's going to be Kate fucking Delicious.
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5:40:58–5:41:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_717I don't like that cat. Dangerous creatures. It's got like a weird snarl. One wrong move and it can go full-blown Colonel Gaddafi. For example, it doesn't look cute. It's just like it's angry all the time. So I stroked his head, patted his stomach at the same time, and now he expects that every single day without fail. Once
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5:41:10–5:41:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_718after breakfast and once before I go to bed at night. Looks a bit like Pushkin but ugly. It's very scary very fast. He will meow, he will bang things, he will meow some more, and he will not stop until he gets the massage that he feels he sorely deserves. So be careful in creating a routine for your
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5:41:26–5:41:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_719cat. Cancel it once and they'll feel like you've just cancelled Christmas, and it doesn't end well for anyone. Sorry, sir, I have to go to work. I have to go now. No, please. See you later.
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5:41:42–5:41:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_720You're in charge now.
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5:41:55–5:41:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_721Here she is. Look at his car. Why is he a millionaire but he drives that fucking ugly? So I'm very lucky this summer, I've got the K-car, the pride of— Look at his car. His car's shit.
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5:41:59–5:42:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_722My car's better than his car.
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5:42:13–5:42:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_723Imagine being a millionaire and you drive that.
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5:42:19–5:42:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_724Looks like Granny car around a racetrack, which is coming soon. Maybe it's to be relatable.
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5:42:23–5:42:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_725I also used it to move a very special piece of equipment from my apartment to the studio, which I'll show you. A little bit later on. This June was, I think, the hottest summer on record. If you go outside, it is a joke temperature. Uh, so I have the 3 Horsemen of any good Japanese summer. Number one,
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5:42:37–5:42:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_726Pocari Sweat. You need that awkward-sounding drink to keep you hydrated, keep you going. It does taste good though, thank God. Secondly, we've got oral rehydration solution. Don't be deterred by the clinical-sounding name. Uh, it's basically just a bottle of— those hydrating drinks make me need to pee really badly. Something that tastes good, I get Baccari Sweat. If
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5:42:53–5:43:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_727I want something that tastes not so great but rehydrates— looks like a granny car on the inside. Look at the brown fabric. What even is this video about? It's like he's just making fun of brand names the whole time. Wet wipes. Wow. It does feel like juggling chainsaws on a trampoline at times. It is quite stressful. It
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5:43:11–5:43:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_728takes a long time to get anywhere. It is the world's biggest city. That's not Why are you driving? And so you kind of feel like, what's the point? Those little lanes are horrible. Second thing is, despite there being 38 million people, Tokyo only seems to have 3 car parks. 2 of those are full. On the upside, drivers
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5:43:31–5:43:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_729in Tokyo are generally pretty good. Having driven in cities like London, Rome, Paris, Beijing, I will say Tokyo drivers are the best. Looks nothing compared to Bangkok. They are pretty considerate drivers. It's not like the UK where people want
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5:43:51–5:44:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_730to run you off the road for sport, or Beijing where it's like driving inside a fucking pinball machine. I will say, if you want to experience being the most hated person— oh, he's only going about the go-karts— drive around Shibuya. Nobody likes them. Everybody Very loud, very annoying. And I think the idea of having a jet-lagged foreign
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5:44:07–5:44:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_731tourist weaving in and out of traffic— yeah, he always moans about these noisy, annoying go-karts, but he never says anything about the stupid Japanese biker gangs. Leery-eyed and half asleep. I think that worries a lot of people because we know it's not going to end well. So much so that one man recently tried to set them on
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5:44:30–5:44:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_732fire, which of course— don't do that either. And I think above all, it's sort of become emblematic Massive of overtourism. Culturally, historically, there's so many great things to do in Tokyo, and riding around on a go-kart— Chris goes on about this go-kart thing. Who cares? I've been driving here for years now, and I certainly don't want to
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5:44:46–5:45:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_733drive a go-kart through the chaos of Shibuya Crossing. Glorified fucking Tetris level. My God, I wouldn't wish this on anyone, man. I can't believe it's already been about 1 year since we opened Lost Bar, and today I'm going to taste test some mocktails before the celebrations get underway in a few weeks' time.
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5:45:03–5:45:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_734Weird door. Good morning, how are you guys doing? All going well here? Chris the businessman with his bar. I came here for 2 reasons today. Number one, Try the new mocktails. Do you think they would kick me out if I went there? Imagine he's like got my pictures, banned list person. Number 2, to see if the GU
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5:45:29–5:45:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_735shoe is still there. Is it there? Like if I went there streaming, this is ridiculous, check this out. Do you think I'd get in trouble? No way! So about 3 weeks ago, the shoe appeared in the GU shed. Perfectly at the base of the G. It's almost too good to be true. Somebody must have just thrown it
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5:45:52–5:46:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_736up there on a whim, and it is stuck there. It stayed there. Come to Lost Bar near Fiji. I wonder if Chris ever found out I walked past. Come here for shoes, for cocktails, in my case mocktails today. So this is Zach. He's our resident cool barman. You're very cool, aren't you, Zach? Very cool. Yes. Nice to
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5:46:13–5:46:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_737meet you. I love the fact that How do they go down in Japan? People always ask me, like, tattoo adorned face. Like, I'm worried to go to Japan. Like, has it been a problem or not? Too much of a problem. I would say in the countryside, obviously. Um, I used to live in the countryside and had no
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5:46:32–5:46:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_738issues. Technically in Shibukawa, it's kind of like a very rustic— Could have been me. Yeah, me and Chihiro are opening our own bar. These are 3 mocktails. What's this first one? So right here we have the Go Go Sour Ranger. It's a very sour-based mocktail. Blow it all because I couldn't keep it in my pants. Fruit from
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5:46:48–5:47:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_739Okinawa, so 100% shikuwasa juice. We're also using the apple cider vinegar. It's very nice in summer. This is very much a summertime drink, isn't it? What have we got here? A sparkling lychee lemonade. Look at that, it's got a nice sunset with the grenadine. The grenadine is just for the effect, kind of like a tequila sunrise, but
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5:47:05–5:47:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_740it's non-alcoholic, so it's— we're using lychee. Super refreshing. It's very nice, refreshing. And what's this one here, man? I'm guessing it's like Sex on the Beach, but yes, so no alcohol in here. It's kind of like the piña colada, so it's, you know, coconut, so creamy. It's like being transported back to the Bahamas. Yes, sir. I think
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5:47:21–5:47:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_741this is probably my favorite. I like— if you want to— yeah, just looks sophisticated drinking in a way that's hard to do with this one. It's just sort of a guilty pleasure. That's fine. So you're gonna let us try the apple Cider vinegar pure. Absolutely, it's going to be experienced as God intended. I got, I got roped
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5:47:38–5:47:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_742into this. I don't know why I did this. That's a great way to wake up, isn't it? Oh yeah, it's really healthy. Your gut's going to be very happy. Funny how he only employs fish and chip shop white guys.
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5:47:56–5:48:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_743It's not vinegar.
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5:48:09–5:48:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_744Okay, that could be a great way to wake up. This is like toddler Daycare shots. Yeah, I'll have a shot of apple cider vinegar. Oh no, it's pretty hardcore. I feel like every member of the Loft team should drink that every morning. It's a good way to wake up and it makes you feel healthy. Drink this every
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5:48:13–5:48:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_745morning. Dr. Chris has spoken.
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5:48:32–5:48:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_746He's got nice green eyes, I have to admit. In the corner. It is cozy. Yeah. How many romantic incidents have unfolded here? That sounds wrong. How many couples have come and sat here and got romantic? Plenty. Yeah. If you're the first people in the door and you're a couple, we sit you right here. All right. The best
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5:48:36–5:48:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_747view in the house, to be honest. All the people watching from over here. I like it here. I like just chilling in the corner drinking my cocktails. What I don't have is a cheese board, like a cheese plate. We've got to do something about that. So I'm going to time you. I want to know what the response
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5:48:58–5:49:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_748time of the cheese board is. That last part. Are you ready? I'm ready. I'm going to go right now. All right, here we go. 3, 2, 1. Yes! And I will sit here. There he goes. Jesus. Poor old man. With great power comes great responsibility. You've got to be careful. Careful when you're a business owner. You can,
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5:49:12–5:49:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_749you can take things too far. Imagine Chris is your boss. All right, stop. 51 seconds. No kidding, that's pretty good. From order to plate to table to mouth, 52 seconds. 51 cheeseboard. It's just a bit of cheese with some biscuits on a plate.
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5:49:35–5:49:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_750Fucking ads. Ah, we're a genius. Well done. But remember, Lost Bar opens 3— I think this was 2 weeks ago. Drink some nice cocktails, have some cheese, meet Matt, Zach, and the team. That was a pleasure. I look forward to coming back in the next few days and seeing if we can beat your 51.2-second time. Yeah, we'll
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5:49:59–5:50:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_751have you for your next practice. Yes, I want it in 30 seconds, no more, no less.
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5:50:19–5:50:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_752All right, into the studio.
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5:50:26–5:50:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_753Thank you. One criticism I've gotten over the years is that I don't feature the studio in enough videos. I always get a lot of comments like, oh, Bill, it's an amazing studio, but you never use it. Which is it? Like, it's been in, I think, 50 videos. I've counted the other day, 50 videos. It's just we don't
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5:50:49–5:51:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_754shout about it, right? Often the scenes aren't obviously shot in the studio necessarily. I don't feel the need in every video to be like, oh look, I'm in the studio. Can you see? I'm here. I'm here in the studio. I feel like the studio works best when it sort of blends into the background. You know, it helps
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5:51:07–5:51:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_755tell a story or convey something. What I will say though is the team that built this did such an amazing job concealing things away that I still genuinely discover things that I didn't know existed. For example, check this out. So the coolest part of this set is arguably the ramen shop, and about a year ago I was
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5:51:23–5:51:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_756giving a friend a grand tour, and we looked at these fans, right? These prop plastic fans, they're here on the wall, very plastic. They've been sprayed to look sort of characterful and weathered like a real ramen shop, and these sockets are all plastic. But for some reason last year I felt compelled to actually test it out. I
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5:51:40–5:51:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_757plugged it in here and then the fucking fan came on. For 3 years the fan had been there, all 4 of them operational, without without me knowing. Now it does get very dusty and I wouldn't recommend putting it on. But 3 years on, still discovering stuff about the studio. It was so well built, you never know what
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5:51:57–5:52:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_758you're gonna find next. Oh Jesus, there are some things WD-40 can't fix, like this bench which is falling apart again. 4 years. Weird, we went to the same school, had different lives. Yeah, because he had a nice, well-grounded, loving family probably and didn't get bullied for looking Asian. So completely different childhoods. I mean, my family was loving
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5:52:16–5:52:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_759in their own way, I guess. The song is literally called Winning the Battle. And for the scene with the cats, I wanted something a bit sneaky, so I got this song called Sneaky Pete, inspired by American As somebody who's edited 200 videos, the best piece of advice I can give you: find the music first. Play the music.
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5:52:43–5:53:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_760It'll help you kind of picture and build the video in your mind. Yeah, that's what I do on the timeline. Unsurprisingly, people always ask, channel still died though. Where do I get the sound effects? This is shilling, shilling your stupid music website. My beloved Amazon Basic exercise bike. I remember getting an exercise bike to impress Mila, and
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5:53:06–5:53:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_761then I never used it. Cost me £200. So I could work out while I was at home, and then it just sort of sat there in the corner doing nothing for 2 years. So I brought it to the studio for 3 reasons. Number one, I could work out underneath the comfort of the air conditioning unit in the
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5:53:26–5:53:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_762summer months. Number 2, I don't know why I bought a stupid exercise bike. The length of time I went to get Mila back, so dumb. And number 3, most importantly, I started exercising, working out when the Mila thing happened. I stuck with it. While I'm exercising on the bike, in this case, I can sit here, work out,
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5:53:40–5:54:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_763and devour these Caribbean spicy chicken pringles. That's the way. And of course, the end game is to have a nice big cheese board here that I can pick from while I work out. The way God intended.
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5:54:01–5:54:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_764Why do I get 5% cashback on everything? Funny, the ad is also like an exercise thing. Like everyday credit card, new card members get—
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5:54:17–5:54:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_765Japan's so boring now. I don't know how I was obsessed with it so much. It's like post-nut clarity. This is nature. This is nice. That's rubbish. You see where I live? Oh wow, one tree. Seek out the little parks and the cracks in between the endless urban sprawl. And this is one of my favorites. This is Nabashima
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5:54:32–5:54:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_766Short Tall Coin, and it recently featured in one of my favorite films called Perfect Day. Come as he bikes and loses calories, and then he just puts them all back on by having a cheese board. That's basically the plot. And he cleans these amazing toilets. Like this one here, which looks like a postmodern art sculpture, but it
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5:54:52–5:55:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_767is actually just a toilet. Look at it, you wouldn't know that that is— I love food too, but I can't eat much. Public toilets actually more interesting. Chris's skin's really good. He's the one where you shut the door and it goes from transparent. He's shooting with a really nice camera, 4K. Skin looks great. Imagine me in 4K,
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5:55:09–5:55:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_768I'd look terrible. Probably not if you're a tourist, but you live here in Tokyo, it's fun to kind of try and find these little hidden gems. And also a pigeon. Hello! Ah, even the pigeons don't want to be my friend. So I've been living in Tokyo 2 years now. I don't know where the time went. What are
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5:55:29–5:55:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_769my thoughts on this city? Do I actually like living here? And the answer is I really do like living here, but it's not for me. And that's not Tokyo's fault. I didn't take— you're gonna move out of Tokyo? The greatest city on earth. It's clean, it's safe, there's so much to do. However, having lived in Tohoku in
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5:55:47–5:56:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_770the countryside for 10 years, the quality of living out there is so much higher. People seem to have a better work-life balance that I just find is sort of sorely absent here. And not having nature around you really does get to you. Like, yes, I'm here at a nice park at the moment, and yes, there's Ryoyaki and
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5:56:01–5:56:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_771Shinjuku Park as well, but you know, instead of mountains and rice fields, I've got skyscrapers and go-karts here. It's not quite the same, is it? But I think being in a huge urban environment where there's no real escape to the countryside, it does sort of weigh you down a bit. It certainly wore me down. I find myself
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5:56:16–5:56:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_772getting a lot more exhausted here in day-to-day life than I ever felt that in Tohoku. So yeah, I don't know how much longer I'll be here in Tokyo, but I feel glad and lucky that I got to live here and experience it firsthand. Anyway, maybe I'm exhausted because I'm worried. I'm worried I've got to cook dinner for
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5:56:32–5:56:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_773Charlotte. So let's get back to the apartment and cook the meal of a lifetime. Cooking with Chris.
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5:56:47–5:56:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_774How's Cooking with Chris? Copying me.
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5:56:56–5:56:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_775Where's the jazzy music? Vintage 2025. Fantastic. Who's ready for the meal of the century? Trying the rosé wine. The occasion is welcome home. Thanks. No expense. Why aren't you drinking? Well, I've got to cook. I know. This is the best goddamn wine I could find a bag in there. This is good stuff. Drink up, drink up. Now
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5:57:01–5:57:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_776you might be looking at all this and thinking, is he sponsored by Rice Krispies or Snoop Dogg? The answer— what does she post on OnlyFans? Questionable. And I needed some guidance. And so today, if you don't like my cooking, if you don't like this steak, it's not only an insult to me, it's an insult to Snoop Dogg
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5:57:31–5:57:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_777himself. So remember that. Here's the recipe for steak seared filet mignon. That sounds really fancy. Fancy, fancy. All right, it says, I'm gonna share with you one of my favorites, Dogg, a simple classic. The big time. All meat, no sweet. This is actually the words of the book. Yo homie, get the grill ready. I feel like this
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5:57:49–5:58:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_778book isn't really aimed at me. Anyway, let's begin. All right, step 1. All right, step 2, coarsely grind the peppercorns in a grinder. Satisfying. Oh, it smells so good. You can just eat this. We don't even need the spice. We also bought some white peppercorns. How about all the peppers? If Snoop Dogg says it's good, it must
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5:58:12–5:58:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_779be good. Is that a lot? It's quite a bit. It's gonna be a special steak.
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5:58:35–5:58:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_780It looks like the back of Snoop Dogg's car.
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5:58:42–5:58:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_781It looks really good. This was expensive. It looks expensive. More expensive than the wine, dare I say. All right, what do we do now? So small. Steak with salt.
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5:58:47–5:58:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_782Cool. He's got an electric salt shaker. Roll the steak in the pepper until it's coated. You've got to basically cake it in pepper though. Pepper makes it better. It's just physics. I mean, it looks all right, doesn't it? I mean, I've never eaten that much pepper in my life. You haven't lived. Such good editing. Well, it's just
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5:59:00–5:59:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_783different transitions. And random zoomings into his face.
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5:59:20–5:59:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_784What's so good about that? It's not hard either. Just cut up the clip and then do different angles. So Snoop Dogg says you've got to do it medium rare, 4 minutes per side, but I know you like it well done. Almost well done. Almost well done. All right, we'll do it 6 minutes per side. Oh,
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5:59:27–5:59:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_785look at
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5:59:53–5:59:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_786that. Bloody good. I don't even know if I want to give it to you. Well, let's take a bite first. Oh, I see. I don't like your fucking stank, asshole. You can have it. All right, I'll put it— leave it to rest. What does Snoop Dogg say? Yo homie, remove from the skillet, put on a plate. We're
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5:59:58–6:00:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_787going off-piste now because, uh, Snoop Dogg's recipe doesn't have any vegetables in it. Huntress Managed SIM includes both the technology and the experts to deliver a plat— My cooking's better. Where's the chopping stuff up with a cleaver and scissors and making a mess? You didn't even show the chopping. Everything to be a good fucking trip as well.
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6:00:18–6:00:43 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_788That would just be obnoxious. Then I'd buy next obnoxious one. And the final piece of the puzzle, some rosemary, to make it the perfect meal. Does exist. It's almost criminal to give this to you. I think I, I should eat this. But anyway, why not make 2 for both of them? Is he not gonna eat? Wow, it's
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6:00:43–6:01:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_789really good. It's a little salty, but honestly, the pepper is really good. I like it. Nicely done. Even Chino wants some. That's always a good sign. See, he can smell perfection. He knows.
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6:01:07–6:01:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_790It's a little bit salty. It's a little bit salty. To be fair, he's so on Tunguska's fault. It's Snoop Dogg's fault, not my fault. Can I have some more? Oh yeah, sure. I think the only way this could be improved is with some Norwegian brown sheep. What do you reckon? I do wonder how much of the book
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6:01:25–6:01:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_791he actually wrote. I'm going to say none. It's a bit ghosty-wrighty, not going to lie. I don't think Snoop Dogg actually sat down for 3 months and wrote a book. You never know. You never know, maybe he did write it. Thank you. Big dog for this amazing meal. What about the chicken and calamari? It was good.
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6:01:41–6:01:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_792Living travel. I will say Shibuya has changed a heck of a lot in the last 10, 12 years. As you can see right now, they're redoing the entire station from top to bottom. Where once there was open sky, now we have towering skyscrapers like the Shibuya Stream building. I came here a few weeks ago and did a
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6:02:02–6:02:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_793shoot with a friend of mine who was filming a music video for a South Korean musician, and he finished the entire shoot around Shibuya, and then I brought them here. They loved the angle so much they became— his hair looks so drenched in sweat the whole time. The ultimate view of Shibuya to this spot. But let's go
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6:02:17–6:02:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_794around Shibuya, do some nighttime photography, and I'll show you a few of my favorite spots. You ever have sex and you just got sweat dripping off your face and you have to like wipe your face and forehead on the pillow?
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6:02:33–6:02:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_795I can't remember when that happened. I just remember it happened. It's famous for having lots of love hotels. Uh, there's one up here that has a rather ironic— your whole forehead and temples get soaked. You need to rub it on something, otherwise sweat gets in your eyes. Stands here behind me. Could be a bad omen. Where once
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6:02:48–6:03:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_796there was pure air in space, we're waiting to be— and it's very good as well. It's like
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6:03:06–6:03:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_797Unfortunately, I feel nothing for Japan anymore.
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6:03:17–6:03:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_798It's over.
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6:03:28–6:03:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_799Sad in a way.
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6:03:33–6:03:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_800I just feel nothing for it.
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6:03:41–6:03:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_801When the fetish and the obsession goes, you just don't really care about it anymore.
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6:04:03–6:04:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_802What a boring market this week.
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6:04:36–6:04:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_803Looks bullish though.
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6:04:43–6:04:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_804All in long.
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6:04:47–6:04:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_805I haven't watched Trash— I used to watch every video of Trash Taste. I haven't watched it in ages. I haven't watched any of these.
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6:04:57–6:05:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_806I watched a bit of the one, the dinosaur guy.
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6:05:06–6:05:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_807What have they done recently?
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6:05:11–6:05:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_808Curse hentai games. Chinese anime. Joey's getting married.
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6:05:17–6:05:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_809Like, I was obsessed with Caleb Financial Channel. I binged all of it and I got bored. His voice got really annoying, yelling all the time.
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6:05:26–6:05:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_810Ludwig.
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6:05:39–6:05:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_811Who's spotted?
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6:06:00–6:06:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_812Oh, not again.
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6:06:03–6:06:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_813Wasn't me.
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6:06:06–6:06:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_814Famous again.
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6:06:10–6:06:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_815How serious
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6:06:39–6:06:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_816is the financial crisis? Are we in a 1931? This mic sounds so bad.
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6:06:56–6:07:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_817Look, he's using like a $2 mic. Look at his mic.
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6:07:05–6:07:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_818That's like some $2 Temu mic, like the one I got sent to me. This sounds awful. Listen. Where emergency action will have to be taken, where extreme measures will be necessary to get things back on an even keel. I don't know if anyone in
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6:07:13–6:07:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_819I was very
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6:07:32–6:07:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_820struck by some of the figures that came out in the first quarter public expenditure, um, and income figures. These give deep cause for concern. First of all, interest payments are going up markedly. From April to June, taxpayer had to fund interest payments
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6:07:41–6:08:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_821of— either we take the last boat and follow Frodo, or we follow the Orcs on foot. Pippin and Merry may be dead by now. We don't know.
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6:08:11–6:08:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_822We cannot forsake them. The fate of the Ringbearer is in my hands no longer. The Company of the Ring has played its part. We follow the Orcs.
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6:08:27–6:08:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_823Either we
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6:08:41–6:08:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_824Pixel 10.
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6:09:13–6:09:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_825Google finally did it. They built a profile of what an iPhone user wants: performance, battery life, a great camera, and MagSafe. And they've delivered all of that with the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL. They even nailed the pricing. The small one's— this is for Voice goes so high. David, that's surprising. Best part of the
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6:09:19–6:09:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_826profile? Let's start with an unboxing. I hear you, I hear you, Linus. That's 2 boxings. You can't call it an unboxing, but I kind of can because very rarely do we have 2 devices that are as similar as the Pixel 10 Pro and the Pixel 10 Pro XL. Everything from the Tensor G5 processor, which is all new
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6:09:40–6:10:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_827She looks way better with a beard. Weird without a beard. Obviously the screens are not quite the same. We're talking 6.8 versus 6.3 inches with a slightly larger battery in the XL in order to accommodate that extra screen real estate, but that is about it. Included in both of them you'll find a USB 2 cable that supports
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6:10:02–6:10:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_828up to 45-watt charging. Google claims it can reach up to about a 7 charge in just about 30 minutes, which is pretty freaking cool. But that's all you get for accessories. You'll have to buy your own charging brick that's capable of that. Speaking of things you'll have to buy, if you're into wireless charging, you're gonna want to
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6:10:24–6:10:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_829buy a Qi 2 charging stand. Check this out. This is the Pixel Snap charger. That's right, Qi 2 support, baby, which means up to 15 watts of charging on both of these devices and on the regular 10. And took a couple attempts on the larger phone, it's a little easier to align on the smaller one. Magnetic alignment,
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6:10:41–6:11:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_830which on the phones themselves, when I was checking this out on the Pixel 10, seems to use about the same strength of magnet as MagSafe, even though the Pixel Snap case isn't necessarily quite as strong as some other Either way, if this was the thing that was keeping you on the iPhone, no more excuses. Come try this
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6:11:05–6:11:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_831side. The water's warm. And there's lots to like about the Pixel 10 family in general. Google now offers seven years of software updates. My Tesco wireless charger has ten watts. That's only five less than that one. Pixel 10 family with their new massively AI boosted Tensor processor with six. 16 gigs of RAM. Wow, 1 terabyte. So who
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6:11:26–6:11:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_832cares? 17% increase in single-core performance. Ah, boring. Thanks guys. Extremely premium, along with— what are they calling this? Like a silky smooth glass finish on the back. It manages to feel silky but not too smooth. It's actually not that slippery. I really Quite like it. The front uses Gorilla Glass Victus 2, so this should be an extremely
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6:11:47–6:12:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_833durable phone, just like the regular 10, but, uh, shinier. On the bottom, I do like how it's shiny around the edges, along with our microphone and speaker grilles. On this side, we got a whole heck of a lot of nothing. On the top, SIM tray, at least if you're in a territory that has them, as well as
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6:12:15–6:12:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_834a noise-canceling microphone. The fucker, you know what, dang good Not the 10 though. Those Pixel 10 plebs, they're missing out big. Actually, that's one of the 300 nits peak. Quite frankly, I don't think anybody— it looks fucking awesome. I've already been to— it does look incredible actually. This is the best one yet for sure. There she is,
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6:12:33–6:13:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_835baby. What's that? Is it a Porsche? Wow, resale white, except what's that? Oh my God, look at it go! You get that, you get that glimmer. Is that cool or what? I freaking love it. I know I'm supposed to be like, oh, Deep Ram, you guys ruined my car again. Dude, look at this. It is legitimately Very
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6:13:01–6:13:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_836similar to my stock color, but my stock color doesn't do this. Oh, Ferrari. Damn. Oh no, it is a Porsche. Why has he got the Ferrari horse? And, uh, I'm confused. Why Glow Circuit instead of this? Because I get— you got a glow-in-the-dark car, but I don't get any extra commission if you buy white Damascus like what's
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6:13:28–6:13:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_837on my car. So it's the best of both worlds. I get the white Damascus. Look at him flexing his Ferrari because you buy Glow Circuit. I'm gonna set aside the regular 10 Pro and I'm gonna focus on the XL because from a dimensional standpoint, the 10 and the 10 Pro are identical to the point where they just
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6:13:47–6:14:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_838even fit in the same cases. Let's go ahead and fire up the camera and see just how good it is. Oh, look at that, camera shortcuts. Yeah, right, for 3D motion. We'll take an image and how good is it? It is doing a lot of processing. Doing a good job of it. You are surprisingly not that annoying.
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6:14:04–6:14:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_839Photoshopped in behind you in the pixel. Oh, look like you're— so if I turned off beta tomorrow, I would need to double— you're photoshopped in there. Damn, look at his filming camera. Look at that thing. That's massive. Insane damage. So weird. This This is outstanding though. This is one of the best zooms in just even their high—
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6:14:23–6:14:50 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_840that definitely helps. Worst that I've ever heard. It's okay. As for the HDR viewing experience, much like pretty much mileage may vary with that, an app available on their website and through major online retailers. AI camera is boring.
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6:14:51–6:15:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_841But haven't you and your ilk sold America? Look at his hair.
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6:15:14–6:15:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_842Damn, his hair looks like fire.
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6:15:23–6:15:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_843You saw the culture wars for the original. Second someone actually tells you what you're doing, which is red, you calm down a little bit. Like, just a little bit. Pounding the table, you're all over the place. Uh, no, you want me to go piece by piece, or would you like me to talk slower? Number one, Joe Biden
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6:15:27–6:15:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_844gave him— can you not interrupt me? I allowed you to talk uninterrupted. He is convening a peace deal between Russia, Ukraine. I believe we will see an end to that war. Number two, he's actually talking to Iran and discouraging Israel to strike the interior. Look at this guy. He looks like a puppet. And it's a lot better
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6:15:47–6:16:05 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_845than when your Prime Minister Boris Johnson went alongside our Secretary of State Tony Blinken to Istanbul and unnecessarily blew up a potential Russian peace deal, which has resulted in hundreds of thousands of dead Ukrainians. One of the great unnecessary wars of the modern era. In the same way that people were telling me that you and your ilk
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6:16:05–6:16:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_846Who—
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6:16:46–6:16:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_847this guy brings people on to talk about their financial struggles. You guys ready to hear it? Here we go.
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6:16:50–6:16:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_848How did $10,000 come in last month? I got my IRS tax refund. Just because of the child tax credit? Yeah, because you have children. Yeah. How many kids do you have? I have 3. So you got such a big refund, right? And we pay pretty well. I mean, I know someone's here working on a birthday. Is this
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6:17:01–6:17:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_849someone's birthday today?
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6:17:20–6:17:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_850Boy.
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6:17:24–6:17:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_851It's so strange. When I was younger, I was obsessed with big cities like Tokyo, thinking they were so cool. And now I just love the countryside.
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6:17:53–6:18:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_852Freedom to drive, easy roads, wide open spaces, nature. Oh, so much better than living in the concrete jungle.
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6:18:03–6:18:14 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_853I don't know how it just completely changed like that. I don't know what caused it really. Just at some point, probably 2023 or '24, just had enough of it.
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6:18:21–6:18:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_854嗯。
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6:18:39–6:18:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_855Yeah, maybe city's best if you want social life and meeting lots of women.
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6:19:05–6:19:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_856Yeah, I do. I don't really— I mean, I crave intimacy and the relationship
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6:19:13–6:19:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_857as well as sex. I feel lonely and sad.
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6:19:22–6:19:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_858I'm ready for love.
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6:19:30–6:19:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_859I have grown and changed. I am a new man.
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6:19:34–6:19:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_860In the heart of one of the country's biggest cities, A picture of a growing— the UK is falling apart. You don't need a think tank to tell you that, but that's exactly what think tank has discovered. Whether you're supporting Palestine or the— so Russell Brand survived his canceling. I remember last time I noticed him, he was having
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6:19:52–6:20:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_861these sexual allegations against him. Right to fly a flag. Britain is on the brink of explosion.
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6:20:11–6:20:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_862They beep enough to provide a rise zone is the phrase. Are they deep enough to keep together and bind all of these competing interests? Let's have a look at the flag flying protest. People in Britain are fighting back, drawing St. George's crosses on roundabouts, flying them from lampposts. That's causing consternation. Protests have been banned, so people are
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6:20:19–6:20:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_863wearing pro-plasticine t-shirts. The British sense of humor at least is returning. So let's Let's have a look at Britain, a country on the edge of explosion, and see if we can predict where it will go by the end of the summer. Is it going to be a revolution? Are there going to be mass protests? Is there going
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6:20:40–6:20:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_864to be civil unrest? He's a pseudo-intellectual, you say? Finally entering into decline. In the heart of one of the country's biggest cities, a picture of a growing national divide. A right-wing anti-immigration protest in Liverpool. Met with left-wing opposition. The result: anger, fury, and multiple scuffles.
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6:20:56–6:21:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_865Merseyside Police caught in the middle, pouring resource and effort into arrests.
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6:21:22–6:21:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_866The protests spill across the country. What you have is a situation that is becoming increasingly hard to believe. This is Isn't like the demonstrations at asylum hotels. What you have are the police struggling to separate. Imagine I go livestream there. More and more into this effort as the day goes on. What the mainstream media news won't be
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6:21:31–6:21:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_867able to provide you is an analysis that incorporates the challenges that rose out of the COVID pandemic period. We began to realize that certain protests and social and cultural groups would be maligned, certain conversations were being shut down. And in short, what we're witnessing are the economic consequences of COVID and the political and social consequences of emergent
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6:21:52–6:22:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_868technology. All of the attempts to censor online information amount to this: they can no longer control information, they can no longer conceal unrest, whether it's on the left or the right. People are unhappy in Britain. This means almost by definition that there's a requirement for systemic change. You're not going to get the kind of economic boom that
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6:22:12–6:22:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_869means that people are going to retreat back into consumerism. That's over. The AI revolution means that there's not going to be an economic boom that will lead to jobs. There's going to be further decline, and this decline is going to mean either radical systemic change that empowers people to run their own communities and alter the way they—
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6:22:30–6:22:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_870I don't know what he's talking about. Large and unsustainable. Show the people fighting.
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6:22:46–6:22:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_871I don't understand a word they said. What? I was wondering, are they speaking English or what? And the world's on fire. No, no, listen, mate, I'm not arguing with you here. I'm not arguing with you, mate. I'm happy to have the debate. What I'm saying is I don't believe it's right for illegal immigrants to be in this
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6:22:53–6:23:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_872Paining. But as much as people say they want to talk to the other side, it only takes a second for those conversations to turn. Here and beyond, this issue is driving a wedge between people with more protests and counter-protests.
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6:23:19–6:23:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_873What happened?
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6:23:46–6:23:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_874Why did it just stop? The UK is a powder keg of social tensions, researchers found. You don't need research, you just need Windows. A report from the think tank British Future and the social cohesion group Belong Network during this period, you will get a clearer understanding of why we're in this position right now. Fluffiest liberals. Rumble. Chris
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6:23:51–6:24:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_875Simpson was prescribed an antidepressant The police are now making enough because some of them— you make good money if you stream on Rumble.
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6:24:10–6:24:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_876May represent England, but it represents something a lot more powerful as well. And that's what I suggest we turn our eyes to if we're going to resurrect, reboot, and radically change. And I think that won't happen to ordinary British people. British people.
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6:24:18–6:24:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_877Damn,
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6:24:44–6:24:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_878imagine if Farage actually becomes Prime Minister.
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6:24:50–6:24:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_879That'd be wild.
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6:24:55–6:24:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_880Dave Gibson would be so happy.
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6:24:59–6:25:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_881Faraj. It reminds me when AJ said chicken karage. Farage.
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6:25:56–6:26:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_882Imagine Japanese people thinking faraj is pronounced farage.
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6:26:04–6:26:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_883If I did Omegle, nah, I can go on to HelloTalk and join some random live room.
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6:26:21–6:26:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_884Can't be bothered, too scary.
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6:26:30–6:26:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_885Nigel Karaj.
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6:26:38–6:26:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_886嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯。
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6:26:45–6:27:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_887Market's crashing.
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6:27:20–6:27:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_888AJ raging because you dumped her. That idea— yeah, she didn't seem too pleased, did she?
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6:27:47–6:27:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_889But why is she mad? She could still go alone.
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6:28:01–6:28:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_890Yeah, I'm leaning more towards I just stay put.
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6:28:24–6:28:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_891She was always on the bootleg.
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6:28:40–6:28:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_892I have like, uh, I don't know. I just don't know if going to Thailand would make me more money than it costs, and I don't really want to go that much.
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6:28:52–6:29:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_893I think I would just be bored and miserable there too.
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6:29:11–6:29:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_894Yeah, I was flirting with the idea of moving there and becoming a digital nomad again with the kick money,
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6:29:25–6:29:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_895but recently I kind of,
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6:29:33–6:29:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_896don't know, like a flip switched in my brain.
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6:29:37–6:29:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_897I feel like, no, I want to stay here. I don't want to run away.
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6:29:45–6:29:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_898I quite like my house and the car. I quite like this area. If I have to, I'll just get another house here.
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6:29:52–6:30:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_899It's also a lot of— it's just hard getting to the airport.
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6:30:44–6:30:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_900I just can't be bothered.
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6:30:50–6:30:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_901嗯。
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6:31:07–6:31:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_902Well, that's all the girls gone, isn't it? Cake, Crypt, K-Bug, AJ, Moon, all out of here.
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6:31:57–6:32:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_903No sex, no hot boy summer.
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6:32:10–6:32:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_904Guess I'm not nutting my brains out this summer.
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6:32:36–6:32:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_905It's just the bros left in the chat now.
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6:32:43–6:32:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_906Hunker down,
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6:33:06–6:33:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_907accumulate wealth. Invest in the stock market.
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6:33:09–6:33:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_908Stop wasting money flying across the world just to get sex.
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6:33:15–6:33:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_909American girls are always flakes. They never come over. Since when has an American girl ever actually met me?
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6:33:47–6:33:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_910Not a single one. It's always been German girls or Dutch girls or I don't know. Some European girl.
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6:33:56–6:34:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_911Yeah, the distance is also a
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6:34:25–6:34:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_912Most American people live in America, unfortunately, and stay in America.
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6:34:31–6:34:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_913I'm not going to America. Never. No way. Expensive, boring, and dangerous. No thanks.
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6:34:43–6:34:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_914Yeah, I don't know why the word whale is banned.
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6:34:58–6:34:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_915Why not private all the streams?
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6:35:02–6:35:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_916New chapter, fresh start. Delete the channel, it'll be a skeleton channel.
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6:35:06–6:35:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_917I don't want to grow or get views. Just stick with what I've got.
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6:35:24–6:35:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_918You're gonna take all of it down?
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6:35:43–6:35:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_919Doesn't even make money anyway. It makes like $100 a month.
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6:35:52–6:35:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_920Maybe I set everything to membership only.
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6:36:16–6:36:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_921If Kick falls through, gonna go get a job,
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6:36:22–6:36:25 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_922delete everything. I'll just do OnlyFans livestreams. Naked, naked livestreams.
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6:36:29–6:36:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_923If I put members only, I put like $50 a month, then that's a pretty high barrier to entry.
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6:36:44–6:36:50 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_924Why do you watch the old videos?
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6:37:08–6:37:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_925Who spends any time watching my old videos from 5 years ago?
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6:37:13–6:37:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_926No one.
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6:37:18–6:37:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_927They got maybe 10 views last month.
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6:37:24–6:37:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_928Maybe I'll leave a couple up, like the actually funny ones that weren't weird or too creepy.
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6:37:37–6:37:43 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_929It's not really about erasing reputation. It's about reducing the risk of being discovered. I've explained this before.
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6:38:49–6:38:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_930It's about reducing the chances that I get discovered.
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6:39:01–6:39:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_931I don't have the ability to make good videos anymore. It's don't have it in me.
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6:40:48–6:40:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_932It's like Mo Farah probably can't run a marathon anymore.
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6:40:55–6:40:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_933No one discovers me through the subreddit. What are you talking about?
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6:41:05–6:41:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_934Who's gonna find some random tiny little subreddit?
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6:41:21–6:41:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_935I'd had to get a job anyway. Even if I go back to YouTube, if Kick fails, YouTube doesn't make enough money.
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6:41:45–6:41:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_936That's why I was having this crazy idea of moving to Thailand before the Kick thing happened, because I wasn't saving any money. Even with OnlyFans, I was only just making enough. To cover expenses. That's why I was eating flour pancakes.
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6:41:59–6:42:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_937Yeah, I'm sticking with Kick.
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6:42:20–6:42:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_938It's the last resort.
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6:42:23–6:42:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_939Going back to YouTube isn't really an option.
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6:42:28–6:42:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_940I would probably make $800 a months if I went back
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6:42:32–6:42:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_941grinding again.
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6:42:39–6:42:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_942Maybe I meet a nice girl, have a nice life.
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6:42:58–6:43:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_943Maybe I got to get a job at some castle, be a car park attendant,
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6:43:26–6:43:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_944just stand there giving directions,
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6:43:34–6:43:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_945or work in like a ticket box. I sell the tickets.
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6:43:37–6:43:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_946They must be looking for staff at some of these attractions— castle, zoo,
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6:43:44–6:43:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_947park.
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6:43:50–6:43:50 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_948What? They're not teen jobs. Everyone working there, like, middle-aged. Have you not seen the streams where I go to Lydford Gorge or some castle? It's like some 50-year-old woman or man. None of these people are teens. Talking rubbish.
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6:43:54–6:44:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_949Wow, 1111 viewers.
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6:44:32–6:44:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_950Twin flames.
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6:44:37–6:44:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_951Get a job at Eden Project, maybe.
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6:45:28–6:45:30 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_952Asia supermarket. People already thought I worked there. I went to the Oriental supermarket in Plymouth. Within 5 minutes, this random couple came up to me, asked if I worked here. What, because I'm Asian you thought I worked here? Racists.
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6:45:35–6:45:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_953They pointed at this goya, asked me what it was. You know, that very bitter, knobbly green thing They slice thinly, put it on salads in Japan.
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6:45:53–6:46:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_954I said it's called a goya. No, I said I forgot what it's called, but it's very bitter.
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6:46:05–6:46:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_955Well, this is the end, isn't it? I can't talk about anything. I can't talk about girls. I can't talk about job if I get a job because I'll lose the job.
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6:46:17–6:46:23 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_956I'm everything. I'm shut down.
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6:46:26–6:46:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_957I can't talk about anything.
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6:46:32–6:46:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_958If I've got a job, can't talk about it. I'd risk losing it.
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6:46:51–6:46:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_959I really can't talk about anything.
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6:47:03–6:47:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_960I would never want to go to Russia. No way I'd want to go to Russia.
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6:49:23–6:49:28 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_961Moon owns property, but it's like a little room in this like communist block or something.
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6:49:34–6:49:45 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_962It's like a one-room dorm thing. That she bought or pays mortgage on or something like that.
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6:49:48–6:49:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_963I don't think she even has a kitchen.
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6:49:56–6:49:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_964Why would you buy it instead of just renting it?
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6:50:03–6:50:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_965I would never want to go to Russia.
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6:50:23–6:50:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_966Yeah, Fasta owns a house, doing better than me.
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6:50:38–6:50:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_967I just don't want to go overseas. The only places I would consider would have been Thailand.
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6:51:01–6:51:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_968Because I quite like Bangkok, but I'll probably get sick of it after a while. Imagine you blow 15K on a visa and then you get sick of it after a few months. Imagine the regret. But you've blown the money, you're stuck there now. You're either stuck there for 5 years or you just cut your losses, come back
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6:51:09–6:51:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_969to the UK. You lost your car and 15K. Great idea.
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6:51:29–6:51:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_970Rather just stay in my own country because I can always get a job if I need to. Overseas, I'm completely reliant on streaming.
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6:51:40–6:51:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_971Here, at least I can always get a job as a last resort, or even benefits. I go back to the job center.
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6:51:50–6:51:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_972I just have no interest in going overseas.
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6:52:31–6:52:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_973I don't really want to spend
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6:53:02–6:53:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_974Almost half the day, Monday to Friday, going to a stupid school every day for months, learning something I don't care about. That was torture. I hated it so much. First month was interesting because I was kind of curious to learn about Thai. After the second month, I just got so fed up. I was like falling asleep in
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6:53:17–6:53:37 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_975the class, doodling.
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6:53:37–6:53:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_976Found it hard to concentrate because I just didn't care anymore.
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6:53:46–6:53:49 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_977They started teaching us all these random words like put something in a closet, place pen on the table.
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6:53:52–6:53:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_978Just didn't care.
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6:54:06–6:54:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_979I kept thinking, why are we just learning random vocab
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6:54:12–6:54:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_980that's easy to look up? Why not do more grammar stuff, sentence construction? I can look up random grammar in the dictionary.
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6:54:18–6:54:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_981I disagreed with the way they taught the language. I'm a grammar first and then build vocab later. They were like focusing on drilling vocab, which I thought was so stupid.
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6:54:31–6:54:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_982嗯,好啊。
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6:54:59–6:55:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_983Whoops, did I not turn this roof on?
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6:55:26–6:55:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_984嗯。
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6:56:41–6:57:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_985This is the
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6:57:38–6:57:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_986What shooting news?
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6:57:58–6:57:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_987Didn't hear nothing.
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6:58:02–6:58:03 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_988If it's America, then it's kind of boring.
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6:58:09–6:58:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_989If your first instinct in an argument is to protect your character, a man with a physically or emotionally absent father— there's this old Turkish saying, if you truly love someone, you love them twice. The first time is quick. It's the butterflies. You're drawn to their smile, their laugh, the way they—
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6:58:36–6:58:55 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_990Homeowners in Cornwall, you need to take advantage of this new 2020. I would rather share one lifetime with you and face all the ages of this world alone.
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6:58:57–6:59:08 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_991I come to say goodbye. Where are you going? My little trip. Oh, Charlie, I'll miss you.
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6:59:16–6:59:24 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_992Yeah, I'm grown enough to admit that due to the bullshit I was put through, I'm a hard person to be with. I expect the worst. I don't know who's botting me, but it's not me.
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6:59:28–6:59:43 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_993I don't even know how to do it.
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6:59:45–6:59:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_994Wasn't me.
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6:59:50–6:59:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_995Maybe this view of my sofa is just so interesting.
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6:59:57–7:00:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_996Yeah, I can't believe Sam Pepper made fun of my accent. I have such a normal sounding British accent.
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7:01:14–7:01:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_997Can't believe that's the, the first thing he decides to
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7:01:23–7:01:26 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_998say about me.
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7:01:30–7:01:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_999Bro, why'd you talk like that?
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7:01:37–7:01:39 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1000What, like a normal person from Kent?
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7:01:46–7:01:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1001It's because I'm Asian, innit? If I was white, he would never say, why do I talk like that? He just saw an Asian face and was expecting an Asian accent to come out. He's racist. If
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7:02:03–7:02:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1002I was white, no one would ever think it's weird the way I talk. They would just think, oh, he's English.
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7:02:25–7:02:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1003He didn't see you? No, I'm pretty sure he was watching Ice's stream whilst on the phone.
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7:02:37–7:02:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1004Maybe he wasn't being racist on purpose, but it was like unintentional.
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7:02:54–7:02:58 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1005How sad. I thought as a fellow Kentish lad we might have had like a bond because he's from Ashford. I'm from Harrods. Well, I don't know where I'm from. Maidstone. I was born in Maidstone, which is about 20 minutes drive from Ashford. Maidstone's like the next town from Ashford. I did my work experience in Ashford, an architectural
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7:03:21–7:03:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1006company, when I was 14.
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7:03:47–7:03:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1007What do you think about the way my sister speaks?
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7:04:29–7:04:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1008She thinks she sounds posh.
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7:04:35–7:04:36 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1009I don't even think I sound that posh.
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7:04:42–7:04:43 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1010I used to get a lot of comments, people saying, I wasn't expecting him to speak like that.
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7:05:06–7:05:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1011That Bayless guy, now he sounds really posh, like Jacob Rees-Mogg. Mog Sun or something.
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7:05:35–7:05:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1012Beta speaks with that like BBC television presenter's voice, like the Blue Peter voice. Beta sounds like a Blue Peter host from the 1970s talking about cameras.
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7:05:43–7:05:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1013Now that's posh.
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7:06:00–7:06:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1014Jason Jacob Rees-Mogg, conservative politician, speaks really posh.
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7:06:07–7:06:13 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1015British people hate being accused of being posh. They downplay it. They, they make fun of each other for being posh, like Chris and Connor always make fun of each other.
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7:06:20–7:06:29 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1016People take it as an insult if they're called posh.
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7:06:37–7:06:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1017I heard a conversation at the— what was it? The Peugeot dealership when I was doing my MOT, I overheard the salesmen talking about something and one of them said, oh, you sound so posh, and the other one was like, oh, shut up, no I don't.
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7:06:54–7:07:09 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1018Oh my goodness, so rude.
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7:07:29–7:07:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1019POV getting banged by
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7:07:50–7:07:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1020Daniel. Watch this.
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7:07:56–7:07:59 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1021My new trick.
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7:08:14–7:08:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1022What?
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7:08:33–7:08:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1023Oh, did you see that? 3 seconds. Hand palm.
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7:08:36–7:08:40 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1024Duh, but you can't do that.
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7:09:31–7:09:33 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1025Soon I'll be walking on my hands.
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7:09:40–7:09:42 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1026That's so exhausting. And use your stomach muscles too and your leg muscles to hold your body up.
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7:09:55–7:10:02 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1027Maybe I'll get into calisthenics.
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7:10:29–7:10:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1028The end of the Beerus represents an end of an era. Yeah.
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7:10:41–7:11:06 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1029Venus would have finished those in 2 days.
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7:11:30–7:11:32 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1030Venus, such a stupid dumb-dumb, isn't she?
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7:11:38–7:11:41 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1031Thinks she's so tough.
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7:11:46–7:11:47 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1032Looks
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7:12:08–7:12:10 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1033like the butts are disappearing.
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7:12:16–7:12:18 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1034Thank goodness.
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7:12:32–7:12:34 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1035Okay, what to do tomorrow? Let me think. Hmm, yeah, hmm, don't know. Great.
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7:13:12–7:13:19 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1036Great idea.
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7:13:21–7:13:22 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1037Might get £6,000. Savings tomorrow.
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7:13:43–7:13:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1038Big day. Amazing news.
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7:13:48–7:13:52 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1039Buy a cat? I'm not allowed a cat. Says in the contract, no pets.
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7:13:56–7:14:01 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1040Maybe if I ask, he'll be okay with it.
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7:14:05–7:14:07 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1041I don't know, maybe. I mean, I could ask. I don't know, it's just— I don't know.
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7:14:09–7:14:12 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1042What if I get a doggy woggy?
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7:14:19–7:14:21 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1043Yeah, but what if I get a cat and it goes outside and then someone steals it? Maybe I wouldn't let the cat out. Someone might start feeding it and then it stops coming home. Then I'll have a taste of my own medicine, won't I? Yeah, well, I'll keep it here with catnip and treats.
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7:14:26–7:14:44 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1044I'd keep it indoors for like 6 months before I let it out so it knows this is its home.
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7:14:47–7:14:51 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1045Chip your cat.
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7:14:53–7:14:54 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1046Yeah,
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7:14:56–7:14:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1047but you can't really force it to not go somewhere, can you? If it wants to go there.
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7:14:59–7:15:04 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1048Really, all you can do is what the neighbor did and just ask nicely if they'll stop.
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7:15:11–7:15:15 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1049I feel like a dog could be fun, more fun, because it wants constant attention,
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7:15:39–7:15:43 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1050but maybe it'll get annoying. I'm not sure.
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7:15:47–7:15:48 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1051Also, it's going to cost money as well.
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7:15:59–7:16:00 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1052Oh look, back to 100 viewers. Well, might go to bed now then. Party's over. Take dog to the moors. Yeah, put the dog in the car. It can sit next to me.
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7:16:03–7:16:16 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1053Imagine streaming with the dog in the car.
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7:16:18–7:16:20 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1054Yeah, but if I go Tesco, I can't leave it in the car. But then you can't bring a dog into Tesco, and stupid haters report me, probably animal cruelty. I'll leave the window open.
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7:16:23–7:16:35 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1055How about just don't go to Tesco if you take the dog out? One time I was driving in Devon, must have been back in February, and there was a dog just running down the road, like sprinting down the road on its own with a queue of traffic behind it, a bus and everything. I didn't know what to
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7:16:37–7:16:56 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1056do. My first— at first I just stopped the car at the side of the road thinking, what the fuck, am I supposed to stop it or what? And then a police car came whizzing by the other way as if it was chasing the dog down.
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7:16:56–7:17:11 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1057Wild. It seemed like someone just abandoned the dog and the dog was running after the car.
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7:17:13–7:17:17 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1058Yeah, dog needs a lot of cleaning.
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7:17:25–7:17:27 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1059They're very messy
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7:17:30–7:17:31 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1060and noisy. Got to train
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7:17:34–7:17:38 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1061I also don't like causing trouble outside, and dogs,
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7:17:42–7:17:46 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1062it would make me anxious barking at other dogs and stuff.
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7:17:49–7:17:53 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1063I'd rather get a cat.
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7:17:56–7:17:57 · rev_3116a0a900026ef2a99aa1ab097e979d_1064Well, viewership dropped off, so I'm gonna go to bed now. See ya.
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