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2021-07-31 · 8 hr 24 min

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  1. Hello everyone.

    Segment details2:20–2:21 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_0
  2. What are we doing today?

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  3. Wow, my hair is getting long.

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  4. Hasn't been this long in ages.

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  5. I wonder if I should cut it.

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  6. I feel nervous about cutting it because it will look weird and they don't take ages to grow back, but I feel like it's getting long.

    Segment details3:14–3:22 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_5
  7. Look, I did the laundry. This washing machine

    Segment details3:33–3:36 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_6
  8. took a while for me to figure out how to use. Look how old it is. It's got like these weird twisty knob things, and then I had to Google the instructions for the Teka ALS-12. And then the instruction book had like 6 different languages on it. I had to try and find where the English was. Why didn't

    Segment details3:38–4:00 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_7
  9. they put English right at the top? Who cares about Spanish and French?

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  10. This was really confusing, all these numbers.

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  11. So you had to switch it, turn it to the number

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  12. And then it just slowly rotates, and then this is spin dry, and then this is drying, that's rinse. So it would slowly go through these different symbols until it gets to this line and then it stops. And then that's the temperature. I didn't know what temperature it's set to. And then these buttons, I don't know what that

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  13. means. Rinse, extra rinse, rinse what? Oh. Is that my hair? Why is my hair all there? It wasn't there before. Ah,

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  14. why is it there?

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  15. Ah,

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  16. delicious.

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  17. Yeah, this washing machine has probably been here since the building was completed in 2004.

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  18. This building's pretty old. I was kind of surprised that the build— I mean, look at the cabinets and the, the design of the kitchen looks so dated, the creamy beige.

    Segment details5:09–5:22 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_17
  19. I don't know why my hair's falling out so much, but I mopped the floor as well today and there was just like so much hair just after I've been here for a week. There's hair everywhere.

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  20. I think that's like my biggest problem. If you're gonna live with me, there's gonna be hair almost everywhere, and I try my best to mop it up and wipe it off, but my hair is just falling out all the time, especially when I have a shower. If I don't have a shower for a few days and then

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  21. I wash it, there's so much of it comes out. Do you want to see the bath? I haven't rinsed it. I'm not going bald. I've always been like this. Look, I've got a lot of hair.

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  22. My hairline is pretty much the same as it's always been. It's not like I'm going bald. It just falls out quickly. It falls out easily and then it grows back quick. Look at all the hair.

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  23. My bathtub is just— I don't know if I should wash it down the drain or try and scoop it up because it will plug the drain. I'll do it later. Yeah, I always have this problem. If I live at home, I've got to, you know, make sure I don't leave all this hair around, otherwise my sister gets

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  24. annoyed.

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  25. I don't think I'll go bald because I, I was Googling about baldness and genes, and apparently men get baldness from their mother's side. So if your mother's— on your mother's side, the men are bald, then the son will likely to be bald.

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  26. But the men on my mum's side, they— none of them are bald. They've all got hair, my Malaysian uncles.

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  27. I think if I was going to go bald, it would have started by now. Most people who go bald, it starts in their early 20s. Look at Asmongold. Jesus, he's going bald. People like Jeremy LaFube from Financial Education, he's— I think he's the same age as me, and he's, he's clearly going bald. But I've got a lot

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  28. of hair. Same as always. I haven't noticed less hair,

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  29. it just falls out easily. I think I've just got weak follicles.

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  30. But yeah, it's annoying because I've got to keep making sure. I left so much hair in the previous apartment, it was just like the floor was covered in my hair. I had to do a quick Hoover. I don't have a Hoover here. I don't think I need one. I might need like a small one to clean the

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  31. sofa because I can't mop the sofa, can I? I saw— I saw like a small hand hoover for cars at Aldi. I might get that. I don't know, it's just a bit tricky. I could just do this and then mop up what's on the floor.

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  32. I don't really want to buy brooms and mops and stuff. I think I don't know what to do with it when I leave.

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  33. I wouldn't mind like a mop with one of those wet wipes, detachable disposable wet wipes on it, then I could just like mop it around, chuck the tissue in the bin. Otherwise I have to keep rinsing the cloth and then Making sure it's clean.

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  34. So I washed these today. Mmm, smells clean. And I washed my bedsheets, but I can't get all of the dust off.

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  35. Look, maybe because it's black, but there's all like little white particles.

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  36. I can't get it off. Even putting it in the washing machine, it comes out like that. So I washed my bedding and My bedsheets are nice and clean. My pillow is nice and clean. That's my Durex.

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  37. Ugh, not Durex here. Ugh, sticky.

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  38. So I've got a nice clean bed. And look, I had to cut a hole because the bedsheet still had the security tag on it. I didn't realize when I bought it, I did self-checkout, I didn't realize it had a security tag. And I was walking in and out of Aldi triggering the alarms, wondering why am I triggering

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  39. the alarms. The security tag from Wilkinson triggers the alarms in every shop because it's the same mechanism. And then they didn't even search me. I walked out Aldi's and it was going beep beep beep, and then the security guard, he, he asked me, he said, have I been shopping here? And I said, yeah, but I got some

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  40. stuff from Wilkinson. He said, oh, it's probably that then. He didn't even search me. I bet if I was black, he would have like searched my bags. He'd be like, excuse me, sir, can I check your stuff?

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  41. But that kind of tells you, you could shoplift at Aldi and they won't even check you, even if you trigger the alarms. I was just triggering all the alarms going out. I don't know why the security tag was still on my bed sheets. So I used my scissors to cut the tag off. Look, where is it? I

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  42. put it in the bin. I can't be bothered. See another one though.

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  43. I'm not sure if I was supposed to ask the staff to remove it, but now I've got a hole in my bedsheets because I couldn't get it off, so I had to cut it off.

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  44. Look, it was It was attached in like a knot, twisted like that, so I had to just snip it off and it created 2 holes here. A bit annoying. I had such a disaster getting bedsheets. I got that single bedsheet which cost like £30 and then it didn't even fit on the bed. And then this one, I

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  45. got the wrong color. I thought black would be nice. I thought black would nicely accent against the blue, but the black just shows all of the little white specks and any stains become really visible. Like, even if on my clothing you can see all the bits. I don't like it, it's triggering my OCD.

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  46. Oh, too late now. Should have got like a light blue color or a light light pink or something.

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  47. Bit annoying.

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  48. Oh well, it's only £8. Maybe I'll go and get a new one. What else do I want to buy? I was going to buy a drying rack for my plates, but I don't really feel like I need it.

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  49. I just wash it and then I hand dry it straight away. It's not necessary. Pot noodle.

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  50. Can't get stuff off Amazon because I can't be bothered going downstairs. The guy at the reception said if you get a parcel, they'll bring it in and then we'll take it and then we'll let you know, or you have to come down and then we'll give it to you. I don't want to have to do that. It's

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  51. too much interaction,

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  52. too much human interaction. I'd rather just go to a shop and get it.

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  53. And this rod thing is quite good for hanging for drying. I took down my shower curtain because according to the guy, he said you don't need curtains. And I googled it, and apparently this building has a special

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  54. glass curtain, they call it. It's like a reflective curtain outside.

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  55. So you got the inner panel of glass, and then you got the outer panel of glass, which is like a reflective glass, like that building over there. You see that building there? Let me flip.

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  56. You see that one?

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  57. You can't see into the windows. It's all reflective. It's like a mirror.

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  58. I don't know, can you?

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  59. Maybe you can, but I think this building's different.

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  60. Uh, yeah, so I guess I'll just trust what he says.

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  61. But what if he meant the windows with these little dots on, that they have reflective stuff but then these ones don't? I'm not sure. I have to stand down there on the street and look up and see if I can see anyone walking around. I don't think I could. It was pretty reflective. I think it's fine. I

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  62. mean, no one's staring up to watch me naked in the shower. Am I getting bored of this place? No, I'm starting to, um, get used to it. Get used to being alone. Look, I've got more pimples. I've got another one here after this one healed. I've got another one here in the exact same place but on the

    Segment details14:50–15:09 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_61
  63. other side, and now I'm getting a massive one here. Look, it's like a big red lump. So I can't make any videos now because even with the skin filter you can't hide a big red lump.

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  64. So annoying when you're trying to make videos, you keep getting fucking pimples. Now I've got to wait maybe 5 days for it to heal. It could be like a week until that big red lump heals.

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  65. No one cares? I care! It's not that I care if people care, I care because it looks gross and it looks bad,

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  66. and then if I make a video, then it's permanently out there. So I might as well just wait until it heals so I look a bit better.

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  67. So frustrating when you get these big— I hate the big lump ones. I don't mind it when you get a tiny one you can pop the next day and it goes, but you get these ones deep in the skin

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  68. And it takes ages to heal.

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  69. That's why I hate having to show my face in the videos. It's so easy to just make a video and you just do voice recording,

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  70. but I do feel like it adds a layer of,

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  71. of quality if I just show my face. It gives a face to the voice. Makes it a bit better.

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  72. I just wonder if I'm gonna be 50 years old and still getting pimples. It's just stupid. I see everyone else, they've all got clear skin. I don't get it. Everyone else has got clear skin and they're all eating pizza and burgers and beers, as if everyone else has like a really healthy diet. I swear I don't know

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  73. any streamer or YouTuber who has such bad skin. I watch Ice Poseidon and he's like zooming up on people's faces and his own face and his skin looks great. Ice Poseidon like eats mincemeat out of a Doritos bag. My diet's not as bad as some people.

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  74. I don't know, it's not fair.

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  75. It's like the one thing I hate about My face is my stupid skin.

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  76. Fuck's outside my door.

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  77. I hate the way this apartment is right outside the elevator door. Rusting stupid bag.

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  78. That's the only thing I don't like about this room.

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  79. Asians are supposed to have good skin. Well, I'm only half Asian, and then a lot of Asians have pimples too. I've seen a lot of Japanese men at the guest house and their faces were like covered in red bumps. I'm complaining about having one red bump. I remember one of the guest house managers, his whole face was

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  80. like covered in red marks. And then you see older Japanese men who are like 40 or 50 when

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  81. when they've stopped getting the pimples, but then their face is just like moon crater from when they used to have all the red bumps. Some people have it really bad, and then after it's finished, you know, their face is just— damn, it looks bad. It's just like craters, like a moon surface. So my face isn't as bad

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  82. as that, but I've got a lot of scarring.

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  83. The scars fade after a couple months.

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  84. I hate it when it's here. It's always here, always either here, here, or here, or here. It's always in the same 4 places.

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  85. Oh well, what can I do? It's just a bit frustrating when your main job is, you know, showing your face.

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  86. It just makes it a bit frustrating.

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  87. No, I tried everything. There's no point saying, you know, look up this, look up that. Tried drinking water, I tried cleansers, I tried exfoliating, I even tried not drinking milk. Once and then nothing makes difference.

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  88. There's nothing— I'd rather just be able to eat the foods I like eating. I mean, how shit would life be if I couldn't eat my favorite pot noodle and sausage and bacon? And then just eat what? Salad?

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  89. So boring.

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  90. Or don't jerk off. No, I love jerking off. I jerked off before doing the stream. I feel great. It just snaps you out of that kind of dream day, daydreaming state, because I get so bored just sitting on the sofa playing Mario Kart, watching YouTube. I get so bored after hours and hours and then my mind just,

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  91. you know, goes to sex. And then when I just pop one out, ah, it feels so clarifying, brings clarity. Like my mind has been reset. I can start thinking about other stuff.

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  92. Buy a TV. Hmm, I have been thinking about TV. It wouldn't be bad actually,

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  93. but I've got the iPad. It's good enough. I just set the iPad up and I sit like this and then I put the iPad here. Oh no, it's plugged in.

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  94. Got the iPad like this and I got Mario Kart and I'm just playing and watching.

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  95. Don't really feel like I want to buy a TV.

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  96. And then I still don't know what I want to do next year.

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  97. And then I have to get rid of the stuff if I decide to move out, unless I can just leave it here for the next person. Aren't places opening up? Yeah, but I don't really want to go anywhere anyway. That's why I haven't got the vaccine. They keep saying— it's like they're trying to threaten you, saying, oh,

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  98. you need a vaccine to go to clubs, you need vaccines to go here. I don't care because I don't want to go anywhere anyway. Oh no, I can't go to clubs. My life is ruined.

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  99. For some reason, I think you're very rich or very broke. Yeah, that seems to be like the main thing people can never make their mind up. Either they think I'm really broke and I can't afford anything. Have you seen my new community post? All I said was, which should I get, the Switch OLED or the Steam Deck?

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  100. And everyone in the comments is so irritating, like, oh, you're wasting your money, oh, save your money, oh, what's the point of it, it's only $400. Jesus, how poor do they think I am where spending $400 is like some major financial decision? Oh, I'm so broke, I can't afford $400 or else I'm gonna starve. It's like, $400

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  101. is nothing. I make $400 spreading my ass. Pisses me off sometimes. I could just go and buy a Steam Deck and it would be like nothing to me.

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  102. People moaning about, oh, waste of money, should save your money. Oh yeah, because $400 is going to make such a big difference in my life.

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  103. Telling you now, the day I die, if I don't have at least $400 left in my bank account, then I've got bigger problems.

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  104. Either people think I'm really broke and I can't even afford a Steam Deck to the point where I've got to ration my money and not buy one and save my money because apparently I'm so broke, or they think I'm really rich and my mum's giving me money.

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  105. People are so irritating.

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  106. Keep going, oh, where does he get his money?

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  107. His parents giving him money. His parents are rich. He's from a rich home. My mum doesn't give me shit. My parents never gave me any money.

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  108. My dad's money? I haven't even used my dad's money. As soon as I got the inheritance money, the life insurance thing, I put it straight into my savings

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  109. account, and I never even touched it.

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  110. Why do people keep going on about the fucking dad's money?

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  111. I put it in— I've got to ban this guy. Fucking stupid idiot.

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  112. God ban these people who have people's names in their username.

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  113. See, I am moderating, Twitch. Don't give me another 1-day suspension for not moderating. I just banned him, okay? Jesus.

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  114. Any doxxing stuff, you're banned. Got my chat out here. Sorry, I can just ban you straight away.

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  115. Trying to get me another 1-day ban.

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  116. What was I saying?

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  117. Yeah, the whole dad's money thing is really annoying too. I keep saying over and over and over, I put it straight into my savings account, I never touched it, and then I put it into stocks, and then I lost half of it.

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  118. I never used the dad's money to pay for anything. It all was my OnlyFans money, YouTube money, Twitch money. It's like people don't think I make money. I don't get it. What is wrong with them? You know, I made like $20,000 on OnlyFans alone. You know, I've made like $100,000 off YouTube.

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  119. Just pisses me off.

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  120. Like, I don't want to brag about having money, but then when you're constantly being accused of being broke and poor and people think your YouTube channel doesn't make anything, it's fucking annoying.

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  121. I'm not super rich, but Jesus Christ, give me some credit. I got fucking 30 million views on YouTube. It's not easy, you know. Do you know how many videos PewDiePie has to make to get 30 million views? PewDiePie has to make like 10, 12 videos to even get 30 mil, and he's like the— well, he used to

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  122. be— he's like the number one YouTuber. 30 million views is not a piss in the park.

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  123. 30 million views is damn good money.

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  124. Yeah, I spent $20K on Mila last year, so if that was my dad's money, then shouldn't it all be gone now? So where's this money coming from?

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  125. PewDiePie's a multi-millionaire. That's irrelevant. My point wasn't that he's not a millionaire. My point is it would take him at least 10 or 12 videos to get 30 million views. What the hell does he have— having millions, being a multi-millionaire have anything to do with anything I just said? Nothing.

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  126. The channel dying— it doesn't matter if the channel's dying. 30 million views is 30 million views. It doesn't erase what you previously made. It's like PewDiePie's channel can die tomorrow, doesn't mean

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  127. all of what he made before that becomes nothing. He still made it, he still has it.

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  128. You seem triggered today. Yeah, I just have to vent this because it's fucking annoying. Every time I try and buy something or I ask people, you know, like, what do you think of this? I'm thinking about getting this. Always like, oh, don't waste your money. Oh, he's wasting his dad's money. Shut the fuck up.

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  129. I make more money than 80% of these idiots, and then they think I've got no money. Fuck off.

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  130. Oh, thank you, Raymond. I even did a community poll asking who makes more than,

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  131. than $2,800 a month, and then like 15% said me.

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  132. They have no idea how much a YouTube channel makes, and they're just assuming that I've got no money. I don't understand how their brains work. No one has any idea how much a YouTube channel makes unless you actually have a YouTube channel, because they say stuff like, oh, my friend has 500K subs and he said he only

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  133. makes $100 a month. Yeah, well, what, what videos is he making? Is he making like 30-second stupid anime clips with copyright music.

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  134. Obviously that's not going to make money.

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  135. From 15 million views, I made 12 grand. I don't see how he made 100 grand.

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  136. I don't know. I don't know what your CPM is. I don't know if you did live streams. Did you do live streams and get Super Chats?

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  137. Because I do a lot of live streams, and then my CPM's quite a lot higher than most people as well.

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  138. My CPM on average is between $10 and $15,

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  139. so you divide that by 2 because YouTube takes almost half, and then that's

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  140. like between $5 and $8

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  141. RPM.

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  142. There's financial channels where they've only got 10K subs and get like 2K views and they make 10K a month.

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  143. And then there's people like iDubbbz who get like $2 CPM because he's constantly swearing and vomiting and stuff.

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  144. You can't compare channels because every channel is unique and different.

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  145. It just irritates me.

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  146. Highest CPM I got, I think I got nearly $20 on one of my investing videos.

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  147. But it's kind of hard because not only— the thing is, the CPM doesn't just depend on the topic of the video, it also depends on the audience of the video. So to get high CPMs from financial topics, you also need to get viewers who are interested in financial topics because they get the ads targeted at them. My

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  148. viewers are not going to have financial ads targeted at them because they're not going to be into financial stuff because I'm not a financial channel originally.

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  149. What can you do?

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  150. It's just kind of annoying because every time I want to talk about buying something cool

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  151. All I get is like a bunch of annoying idiot negative whining fucking people going, oh, money, wasting your money. Shut the fuck up.

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  152. You go into someone's channel like Dave2D and he's unboxing a freaking Optimus Prime toy. You don't see a single person in his comments going, oh Dave, you're wasting your money, you're 40 years old, why are you getting toys? Why is my audience so irritating and negative?

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  153. My compu— my community is so shit, I swear. It's like the shittest community on the whole website. It's just so whiny. I had banned like 10 people today because they're so fucking irritating. Constantly whining about money, about how I'm wasting money and how I'm wasting my dad's money and how I don't earn my money, whatever. Jesus Christ,

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  154. what is wrong with these people?

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  155. What is wrong with them? They just make me sick. I hate them so much. Your streams always relax me even when you are in a bad mood. LOL. Thank you for streaming so much. The city view adds to the relaxation too. Is it noisy out there today? No, it's pretty quiet from the looks of it. I want

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  156. to talk about the Steam Deck and then, you know, see what other people think. And then all I get is, are you wasting your money? Oh, what's the point? Oh, why don't you invest it in yourself? Why don't you get therapy, coach? Why don't you shut up and fuck off if you're not interested? If you're not interested

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  157. in Steam Deck, then don't say anything.

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  158. You got all these idiots going, oh, you're playing games, what a waste of time.

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  159. Why don't you invest it in your education? I've got such a boring bunch of fucks on my YouTube channel. Jesus Christ, can't talk about anything fun. They're just like a bunch of whining goody-two-shoes.

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  160. Oh, most boring people in the whole world following me.

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  161. Yeah, I'm also getting more negative comments all about narcissism. Some stupid fucking channel called The Narc Alert made a video about me.

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  162. More idiots who don't realize when someone's trolling. They're all reacting to one video I made, you know, the one when I was talking about how I'm a better person because I don't drive and I don't use condoms.

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  163. How can they not realize it's not supposed to be serious, you stupid idiots?

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  164. They're like, oh, this guy's so narcissistic, he thinks not driving is saving the planet. LOL, what an idiot. If they can't even really detect that I'm trolling and taking the piss, then they're the idiots. As if I actually go around thinking, oh, I'm saving the planet because I'm not using condoms. How stupid can they be? So now

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  165. all these idiots coming over to my channel from that stupid channel Calling me a narcissist and stuff.

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  166. So the majority of people on these reaction channels, they have no ability to detect trolling or sarcasm. It's amazing how stupid they are. And then they've got the nerve to call me stupid. Calling me stupid, but apparently thinking I'm saving the world by not driving. I couldn't give a shit about the world and pollution.

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  167. God, it's so annoying. And these people think they're so clever and smart reacting to me. Bunch of fucking idiots.

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  168. I never hated people more since I started doing YouTube, I swear. I always kind of hated them, but after all this, it's just— oh my God, it tipped me over the edge. I just can't believe how dumb people are.

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  169. If you want to laugh at me, fine, because, you know, I made the video for comedic purposes. But Jesus, don't take it seriously and then start calling me stupid and insulting me and stuff.

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  170. Thinking you're so clever. If you can't even realize that I'm not being serious, then you're like the dumbest sack of shit in the whole world.

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  171. You get these like really serious social brigade— brigadier types going, Daniel, I don't know if you realized, you're the most narcissistic person. You only care about yourself. They think they know everything about me based off of a few videos they watched. They know nothing.

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  172. I thought people stopped making videos about me by now, but there's like these, these little channels now making videos about me. There's another one called August the Duck who reacted to my looking for a girlfriend video, and now everyone's calling me misogynist and stuff just because I have some preferences for what I want in a girlfriend. And

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  173. apparently because I'm a low-value guy, I'm not allowed to have preferences. I've just got to like accept anyone who

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  174. bestows upon me the generosity of picking me. So I can't even have preferences because I'm not allowed to according to these idiots.

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  175. I'm supposed to just date anyone who

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  176. gives me the opportunity just because I'm not the most handsome looking guy in the world. Fuck off.

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  177. Again, the video I made was like tongue-in-cheek, not supposed to be taken so seriously.

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  178. Then this idiot and all his stupid dumb viewers were like, oh my God, is this guy serious?

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  179. How dare he have preferences and demand this and that? Look at him, he should look at himself in the mirror.

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  180. I bet I'm better looking than most of those idiots in the comment section.

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  181. Among all the videos people made about you, which one's my favorite? I really like Joinin's one. Me and Chihiro watched the Join In one about me, and it was really funny. We laughed,

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  182. you know. He didn't insult me, he didn't call me any names. He, he was just like, well, this channel is weird.

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  183. I don't mind if they think it's weird, but then they start using all these like really harsh insults and labels that is just— I feel Like, it's really unnecessary, really overblown.

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  184. The Elvis Aliens ones were good too, cuz he was like laughing, having a good time. That's why I made videos, to like try and entertain people.

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  185. That was how— that's how you're supposed to watch my channel, like not take it seriously, laugh at the funny titles, laugh at the silly things I'm saying. Not start calling me bloody racist, misogynist, incel, whatever. People have no sense of humor these days.

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  186. OMG, I just found your channel from the narc alert and it is true. Is this a new channel? I think it will just die because he is narcissistic. Who's narcissistic, me or him?

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  187. And then he doesn't have the guts to use his own voice. He uses like an automated text-to-speech voice. Maybe I'll copy strike him.

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  188. No, I wouldn't do that. It's kind of Dick, dick move, isn't it? Copy strike people.

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  189. You never stream this early? Yeah, I just— I actually woke up pretty early.

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  190. Woke up at like 9. I'm waking up earlier and earlier, which I actually quite like. It's nice,

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  191. but it's a bit annoying because then I have to wait such a long time for the stock market to open. But then I got time to do the cleaning, do the cooking, go shopping, and then I get back in time for the market.

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  192. Did I get a new shower head? No, somehow it managed to fix itself. And I'm already getting sick and tired of all this narcissist stuff because apparently

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  193. a lot of people think I'm a narcissist because I only care and talk about myself. It's not true. I stream for like 6 hours and I talk about all kinds of things. I talk about stocks, I talk about trending topics, I talk about other YouTubers, I talk about Ice, I talk about Venus. Yeah, I talk about myself

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  194. as well, but it's not like I'm only talking about myself. I feel like I talk about a whole range and variety of different things, including other people.

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  195. Don't know where all this narcissist stuff is coming from.

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  196. Yeah, most of my videos are about me because I don't really have anything else to talk about. I'm not like an expert in any subjects that I could talk about. The channel is like a personal vlogging channel. Obviously it's going to be about me. What else is it going to be about? It's not a finance channel. It's

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  197. not a gaming channel. So it's like a personal vlogging channel.

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  198. My second channel, you know, that's about other things like gaming, which, um, my new video is doing very well. I'm pleased. My Steam Deck sucks video has a 1 out of 10 ranking, getting good views in search results.

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  199. Quite happy with that.

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  200. See, that's the thing, you gotta choose trending topics.

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  201. I reckon it could get 10K views maybe, which is good for the second channel because if things don't get picked up, it usually dies around 2K views, 1.5K views.

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  202. Yeah, I have narcissistic traits, but then I think everyone does. You know, who doesn't like talking about themselves? You have a conversation with someone, you ask them, so tell me about your day, tell me about how things are going, their eyes light up. Everyone loves talking about themselves. It's very rare for someone to like not want to

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  203. talk about themselves at all and then be completely focused on someone, someone, someone else's story.

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  204. You can have like narcissistic traits and not be a narcissist.

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  205. It's not so black and white. I like talking about myself. Everyone does. Unless you got secrets that you're hiding.

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  206. I feel like recently everyone's always going, oh, narcissist that, narcissist this, he's a narcissist. So it's the new, new word, isn't it? In the past, there were words like, oh, he's autistic or retarded or This and that. Now everyone's throwing around, throwing around the N-word. He's a narc, a narcissist. Yeah, most people on YouTube are.

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  207. You have to be a narcissist to some level to even contemplate making a channel, don't you? A non-narcissistic YouTuber, that's like such— that's like the biggest oxymoron in the whole fucking world. It's like saying, oh, this is non-dry, dry water. How can you be a YouTuber and not be at least a bit narcissistic? The 2 things don't

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  208. go together.

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  209. So people think that ideas and what they have to say is so great that it deserves an audience. So you're making a video, filming it and uploading it because you think your, your ideas and opinions are so great and need to be listened to. That's narcissistic. How can you not be a narcissist and not be on YouTube?

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  210. If you don't like narcissists, then get the fuck off YouTube then.

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  211. Nothing wrong with narcissists. I hate the way everyone's attacking people using the N-word. A lot of people I like are narcissists, like Keemstar. Keemstar is a massive narcissist, but I find him entertaining and I enjoy listening to what he has to say.

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  212. Like, Donald Trump is like a massive narcissist and he's like the funniest guy in the world. I love watching Donald Trump clips. It brightens up my mood and my day so much. I don't think he's a bad person because of it. Yeah, he likes to blow himself up, but who cares? So what?

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  213. The problem is people are taking it too far,

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  214. attacking people using the N-word.

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  215. It's just irritating.

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  216. It's like fat shaming. Now we got narcissist shaming, don't we? What a sad society we've become. It's like bloody Twitter idiots everywhere now.

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  217. Moral brigadiers.

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  218. They're narcissistic too because they want to show everyone the holier-than-thou opinion. Oh, I've got an opinion, I want to express it. I think this person's bad. Well, that's narcissistic too, isn't it? Stupid hypocrite.

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  219. Bunch of fucking hypocrites.

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  220. I saw one of the comments saying, oh, he's such a narcissist, look at his clickbait titles. Yeah, what, what's narcissistic about having clickbait titles? How you get views, it's how you get attention, it's how you get money, which is why most people make videos in the first place. They want to make money, so obviously they're going to

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  221. do the thing that gets the most money, which is a clickbait title. But even PewDiePie has clickbait titles. Is he a narcissist? I guess so.

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  222. I think that's all I had to say.

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  223. Okay, next topic. That was good, good first hour. Wow, I spent the whole first hour of the stream just ranting about random stuff. So I did my laundry, this is drying, but it's got a yellow stain on it. I might put this in the bin. Because I've stretched out the sleeves too and it's all loose and it's

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  224. got this yellow stain. I can't get it out. It's just sad because I got this with Mila. I don't like throwing things away I got with Mila.

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  225. I don't know why there's a yellow stain on it. Maybe I spilled

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  226. mustard. Oh, so I got some bad news.

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  227. These sausages are not good for OnlyFans. They're too, too thick. I couldn't get it up there. I can only get like the first half inch up there, which

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  228. means that I would never be gay because most guys have got a dick bigger than— I mean, even my dick is thicker than this. So that means I'd need to have a guy who's got like a really tiny dick if I wanted to be gay. I cannot get this in. I tried. It was so painful. It just

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  229. would not go in. So I can only go to a maximum of Frankfurter wiener size. The bratwurst was too big. I used loads of lube. I lubed up the whole thing.

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  230. It just would not go in. So I don't know how people go gay without like ripping the anal tissue. I guess every gay guy, you know, like they rip the anus and then it heals and then over time it stretches. Oh, that's disgusting. I don't want to rip my anus and get like a blood infection. Oh no,

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  231. I'd never be gay. Just because of that. If it hurts, I'm not doing it.

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  232. So I got the beef burgers. I finished the chicken. I had chicken for lunch, yes, today, and then had chicken yesterday dinner too. So I got my beef pie, got beef burgers, got sausages. Yeah, I'm good for— I think How many calories? That's only 120 calories in each burger. I need 2 burgers, so that's 2 dinners here.

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  233. And then 3 sausages, I think that's 2 lunches.

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  234. Yeah, I think I'm good for another 2 days, then I'll go shopping again. Jesus, I'm spending so much money on food. I think I underestimated how much food is going to be Because these chips will last 2 meals, or maybe 1 meal. Oh my god, how am I eating so much?

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  235. No, I didn't get beer. I was gonna go today, but I couldn't be bothered.

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  236. But I went shopping— when did I go shopping last? I think it was when I did the YouTube stream.

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  237. That was 2 days ago.

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  238. I think it was Friday. Was it Friday? Today's Saturday. No, it's Thursday.

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  239. Yeah, I went shopping Thursday. So that's Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

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  240. It's lasting me 4 days.

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  241. 4 days. I guess that's quite good. I spent—

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  242. I spent £18. Oh, I got the pot noodle too, but that's just like a snack. I got the bread as well.

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  243. So £18, but then I got the coffee as well, which is like £3. I don't think the coffee counts, so I'll minus the coffee. And

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  244. I got the spices. I'll minus the spice. I think the spice was like £1. Because that doesn't count, that's not food. So I probably spent £14 on food. 4 days. So I'm spending £3.50 a day on food. A whole month, £100! That's not bad. I wouldn't be upset if my food bill was £200. So I'm way, way,

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  245. way below budget. I guess I could splash out a bit more on food.

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  246. Oh, thank you.

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  247. Advice: you need to use a different type of lube. Gel lubes are the best for large objects. Liquid lubes suck and are painful enough for bottoming, just so you know. What kind of lube do I have? Because I'm pretty sure it's like a water-based.

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  248. I hate those sticky ones. I got I used to have like really sticky loo back in Japan. It was so sticky. This is pure intimate,

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  249. fine for vag, anal, and— oh wow.

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  250. This is not a contraceptive, doesn't contain spermicide, and may slow Sperm down. Avoid contact with eyes. Broken skin. Ugh, broken skin.

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  251. Yeah, that's the problem with it. The guy's dick can be painful if it's too big. Having a big dick is not great. I— my dick's not really that big, but I had a few girls in Asia complain That I was hurting them because it was too big.

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  252. Even one girl wouldn't let me go all the way in.

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  253. So I can't imagine how much worse it would be if I was bigger, like 7, 8 inches. I'm glad I'm only 6 inches. 6 inches is fine. I think it's a good size. Not too big, not too small.

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  254. It just seems like a bit of a pain if your dick's like 10 inches. It'd be huge. Girls would be scared of it.

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  255. If I started getting beer, it would be— it would start getting expensive because it's like £4. For 4 cans. And then if I had a beer every stream, I'd be drinking 4 cans of beer a week. And then that would be 4, 4, 4, 4— that'd be £16 a month. That's not too bad. It's just heavy. Okay,

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  256. next time I go shopping, I'll bring my extra plastic bag because last time I went, I forgot my plastic bag and

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  257. I couldn't fit the beer in my bag. I didn't want to carry it. Yeah, I've got my plastic bag there.

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  258. A bit worried about the water bill because I phoned the water people on Monday. They said the letting agency has to contact them, send them details of the contract,

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  259. and they said they haven't done that yet. And then the water person said they'll contact the agency and get, get it from them, but I haven't heard anything. I just hope my water doesn't cut out because I haven't paid for it. I could have phoned on Friday, but I couldn't be bothered. I guess I'll check my mail,

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  260. see if they sent me anything.

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  261. I'm just wondering if the day will ever come when I eventually ban all of the irritating people and then I can finally make a community post about a cool new thing like the Steam Deck without getting a bunch of whining nannies going, oh, you're wasting your money. How many people do I have to ban? I swear I've

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  262. banned like hundreds of people now who are just like negative all the time, constantly whining. They're like the most boring people in the world when you can't even get excited about buying a games console that's only a couple hundred dollars because you've got a bunch of whining nannies going, oh, you're wasting your money,

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  263. you should spend it on something useful. How about I spend it on banning your stupid face?

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  264. The people who I ban, they don't even know they're banned because sometimes I unban everyone to see who's still there, and they're still commenting 2 years later. They don't even know they're banned.

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  265. The thing is, they're not trolls. That's the saddest thing. If they were just trolling me, I'd be like, oh, whatever. They're not trolls. They're serious. They're just really, really boring, annoying, sad people

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  266. who think $400 is like life-changing money, and getting consoles and VR stuff and laptops is, oh, you're wasting your money.

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  267. They're just really boring, annoying people, and they, they have the nerve to call me boring and say I don't have any interests. And then when I do talk about interest, it's always, oh, it's a waste of money. Oh, gaming is a waste of time.

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  268. You really did unmod me. Did I? That's weird. So it is the real Carrie. Okay, I'll make you mod next time.

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  269. People who say stuff negative about gaming, they're so boring. Who cares if I want to play some games for a couple hours a day just to kill some time? It's fun. I enjoy it. It adds quality to my life. I like doing it.

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  270. I don't know if I want to get the Steam Deck though. I don't know, it does look cool.

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  271. I do like the idea of playing PC games handheld, but it's like I said in my video, I'd still want a keyboard and mouse, and then that just kind of defeats the purpose. You might as well get a laptop then.

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  272. But then the handheld idea is interesting, and I think some PC games would be good handheld. Especially stuff like Chivalry 2.

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  273. What do you think?

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  274. But I like the Switch cuz it's really light and the battery lasts a long time. I think the Steam Deck battery would just die really quickly.

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  275. I got a new game demo. Good thing about Switch recently is they're releasing a lot of demos. So I can do my review without even buying the game. I'm going to review this one, NEO: The World Ends with You. It's in Japan. My Monster Hunter review did okay,

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  276. and Steam games are way cheaper than Nintendo games. Switch games are just way too expensive. Look at this, The World Ends With You. But isn't it a new one? It's not an old one, is it?

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  277. The games are like £50, £60 on Switch. I'm not paying £60 for some game that I don't even know if I'm gonna like. At least Steam, they have— well, I don't know, Switch has sales as well, don't they? But at least then you can refund the game.

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  278. Look, there's a lot of demos now. I think every game should have a demo by default. It's not fair. They expect you to pay £60 without even trying out the game first. How hard is it to make a demo? You just add some extra code so that it only lasts like 2 minutes. That's how they did it

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  279. back in the day. Like the original PlayStation games, they used to have a demo disc with the gaming magazines. So you'd buy the gaming magazine and it would come with a demo disc and it would have like a bunch of different games on the demo disc. And then demo disc games would just, you know, the game would—

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  280. the demo would end after about 5 minutes,

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  281. but at least you got to see what the game was like before paying all that money.

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  282. Yeah, the demo discs brings back memories.

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  283. I always used to get an Xbox gaming magazine for Christmas

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  284. along with a few games, and then they always have a demo disc and you could try out a bunch of different games.

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  285. Watch a video of the gameplay. It's not really the same.

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  286. If it's like a story turn-based game, then yeah, you can— well, you then you can just watch the whole game on YouTube. You don't even have to play it. That's what I do for story games. I just watch it on YouTube as a movie. But then games where the gameplay is the main feature like Mario Kart. You

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  287. kind of have to play yourself to know what it feels like and if it feels fun or feels good.

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  288. But yeah, these free demos are great because I can just pump out loads of Switch content without even paying for the game, and I don't have to steal people's content. I'm so gutted I had to take down the Cyberpunk video because my Cyberpunk video had like 90k views, but I stole someone's footage and I got scared I'd

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  289. get dinged like Tim Schofield dinged me. I had to take down my Animal Crossing one too because I stole someone's footage. Apparently just flipping the footage and putting text over it doesn't make it safe. So good thing I learned that before, you know, it could have been much worse. All the people I stole footage from could have

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  290. conspired against me at the same time to give me multiple strikes. That would have sucked.

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  291. The problem is, you don't— there's a lot of weirdos on YouTube. Even Elvis Alien got a copyright strike because he used 10 seconds of siren footage from this weirdo loser who has like a whole channel dedicated to siren sounds, and he's obviously got autism or something. He's like, I didn't give you permission to use my 10-second clip.

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  292. How dare you! This is your punishment! Such a weirdo. Who the fuck cares? You didn't even make the siren. You just walked outside and stood in front of the siren and filmed it, and then you're acting as if it's your siren. Fuck off. Giving Elvis a strike.

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  293. These people are weird. You got a whole channel about sirens. You should watch the Zone 5 video on YouTube. The game is about Japan, and hearing your reaction to it would be interesting. Oh, thank you. But how do I play Persona? I heard it's on PS— PlayStation only.

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  294. That pissed me off so much, that Siren guy. He made a video

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  295. kind of like standing up for his content. It was just so lame.

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  296. Some— there's a lot of weirdos like Tim Schofield who are very, very protective and defensive over their content. They get very upset if you just take it. It's like they feel

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  297. as if their rights are being violated. They got to defend, defend their honor. How dare you use my stuff without my permission?

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  298. Jesus, it's just a couple of minutes of footage.

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  299. These people are just losers,

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  300. so petty.

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  301. You get neighbors like that. I remember my granddad had a big squabble with his neighbor because the neighbor refused to trim his tree, and then the branch was going into my granddad's garden. And my granddad got angry. People can get very territorial about stuff, especially men. I think it's like a man thing to get really territorial,

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  302. defensive, and protective over their stuff. It's not even his stuff though, it's a siren. He just filmed the siren. It's like filming a Beyoncé concert and then claiming To own the copyright of Beyoncé songs when you didn't even make it.

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  303. Such a weird person.

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  304. I tried appealing it, but my appeals kept getting rejected. Kept saying, unfortunately, we cannot approve your appeal. Because of something. I said it was fair use and I transformed the original footage, which I did. Why does YouTube never help me out?

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  305. Bloody Tim Schofield cost me probably hundreds of dollars because I couldn't livestream.

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  306. Probably lost like $2,000+ because of Tim Schofield giving me that stupid strike. My livestreams on YouTube bring in the most money, and then I couldn't do that for 3 months.

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  307. Thank God I was living at home during that time. Imagine if that happened now when I've got rent to pay. I would have been so upset. Gotta be really careful.

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  308. Oh wow, I've been streaming for 1:11:11. Oh, now it's 1:11:12. Manchester looks dead.

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  309. Hmm, I don't know, it's a lot of people walking. You can see a lot of cars.

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  310. It's more lively over there where the shopping center is. It's very lively. A lot of musicians busking, a lot of homeless people begging.

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  311. Tim Schofield has no soul. How much of a dickhead must you be to slash someone's income by over 50% for 3 months? Just because he used some of your footage for a couple minutes, it doesn't even affect him at all. It has zero effect on him, me using a few minutes of his footage. Zero effect. It's such

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  312. a dick move.

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  313. I even apologized, you know, if he was so upset about it, he could have messaged me and said, hey Daniel, I don't like how you've used my footage, could you take it down please? What's— why can't he do that? He's supposed to be a grown adult, he acts like a bloody 12-year-old kid.

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  314. Stupid YouTube people, just two-faced, immature, petty idiots.

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  315. I can't stand these YouTubers like Tim Schofield and Nobita. The copyright strike system is so stupid.

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  316. YouTube should give you 24 hours warning. They should give you a warning that says

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  317. take down the video or else you will get a strike in 24 hours. Why can't I have some Warning to be able to remove it myself before getting a 3-month strike. 3 months no streaming. Jesus Christ. And why is my streaming capabilities removed just because I made a video?

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  318. Surely it would make more sense to remove my video uploading abilities. It has nothing to do with live streaming. I violated the guidelines by uploading a video, not a live stream. It just seems like such a random punishment that either is not a punishment at all because not all YouTubers stream. Some YouTubers don't stream at all, so

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  319. how's that even a punishment? It wouldn't even affect them having a 3-month streaming ban. And then some streamers like Ice Poseidon who only do live streams would be screwed so badly.

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  320. It's such a silly Punishment. So unfair.

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  321. I just wonder if I'll get another strike for something else. I don't know if I'll get another strike because I'm very careful now, you know. Don't show insects, don't show any kind of violent stuff, any kind of fake gore or blood. Nope. Any kind of borrowed footage? Nope, can't do anything.

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  322. Tim Schofield seems like a massive douche. He has like this friendly persona on his videos, like, hey guys, I'm Tim. Today we're going to be reviewing this amazing new phone. He has this presenter facade,

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  323. but you know he's a massive dick in real life. You can just see he plays Call of Duty. He's like some, you know, I bet he's like a conservative Trump supporter. He looks like one, doesn't he? With his baseball cap playing COD.

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  324. He just seems like one of those really Dumb Americans. Like, oh, I'm American, don't you steal my footage. I'm playing Call of Duty because I'm such a hardcore alpha male. I drink beer with my mates. No, you're a twat, Tim. Fucking twat.

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  325. All these Call of Duty playing hard nut wannabes are just lame.

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  326. It's like they're trying to overcompensate for something. Oh, look how manly I am, I'm using no scope AR-15. Call of Duty boy.

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  327. Yeah, get a life.

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  328. Oh, I don't play loser games like Mario Kart. That's GAY.

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  329. Go play hardcore man game cuz I'm so manly and I copy strike people for using 2 minutes of my footage.

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  330. Oh well.

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  331. That is just the sad state of society. People will screw you over if you give them the opportunity to do so.

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  332. Can you imagine if people had the power to get me banned on YouTube? How many people would do it? So many people would celebrate if I got banned, wouldn't they?

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  333. It's just sad. That's why you got to protect yourself.

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  334. But I think that's why I just don't think people are intrinsically good. I feel like they're actually rooting for the failure of their fellow man because it'll make them feel better. You see, if you're like some guy and all your friends around you are succeeding at life and then you, you're sucking You're not going to feel good.

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  335. It's like people love Mr. Bean because he's like an idiot and it makes them feel good about themselves. It's like watching an idiot fail at everything. People just enjoy other people's failure because it makes them feel better about themselves.

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  336. Anyway, what about dinner?

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  337. Not sure what to make. I can make burger and chips, and I've got some mayonnaise. That would be nice.

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  338. Oh, being, you know, having an online presence has its benefits. You know, you get money, you get sex, you get some attention. But then on the downside, there's so many annoying things that go along with it. It's not all butterflies and roses.

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  339. You always got people trying to take you down, all these stupid reaction channels trying to attack you.

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  340. When has any channel made a video about me saying nice things? Not a single reaction channel. It's always like, oh my God, this guy said his girlfriend's ugly. But when has anyone ever made a nice video about me saying, oh, this is Daniel, I really like his content, he's funny. No one. Well, there was that, that girl

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  341. Erica or something. She said she would sleep with me, didn't she? I guess that was nice.

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  342. Copyright, Aberyn Preach. Yeah, they're idiots too.

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  343. More moral brigadiers.

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  344. I can't stand these reaction channels. They're all lame. Can't they just make their own original content instead of leeching off other people's content? Or is that too difficult?

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  345. They just seem really judgmental and holier than thou.

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  346. Give, give people a break. Not everyone thinks the same as you do.

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  347. I like watching PewDiePie react to stuff because, you know, he, he's not too judgmental and he makes it funny. Some of these reactors are just so obnoxious, like they think they're so clever and everything they say is all correct. And everyone else is all wrong.

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  348. Okay, what else happened?

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  349. I want to try and change topics. It's just making me upset.

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  350. Okay, reset,

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  351. reset. Uh, good news, I started chatting to a Japanese woman. She's quite nice and she obviously seems interested because I matched her all the way back in March. We chatted a bit and then I kind of gave up because I thought, oh, what's the point? Japan's not reopening. And then she messaged me again recently, and we've been

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  352. talking a lot. She's 32. She's quite pretty too, so she must be interested in me. And we exchanged contact details. She says, how do I keep her interested in me until Japan reopens? That is the challenge now. Never had this challenge before because before I would just, you know, go straight to Japan before they lost interest.

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  353. No, we speak in Japanese.

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  354. I usually try to speak to them in English because I'm lazy, but as soon as they find out I speak Japanese, they just stop speaking in English and they go full Japanese mode.

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  355. What's her name? I'm not telling you her name because I actually forgot it.

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  356. So I started off simple with conversations, you know, travel stuff, talking about the lockdowns. Now I'm slowly sending her pictures of, you know, my apartment, my lifestyle. So she gets like a sense of my, my, what's the word, my lifestyle. So I'm not just like a face who says stuff, you know, I'm actually a person. I want

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  357. her to feel like I'm actually a person and,

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  358. you know, it's real.

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  359. She's 32, which is a nice age. I feel like 32 is the golden age for women because they've got the maturity of a 30-year-old They've still got good looks from their 20s. Their looks haven't faded yet. And then they've got the horniness of a mature woman. Women in their 30s are very horny because,

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  360. you know, their biological clock is ticking, sending them signals saying you better fuck more because your time's running out. So this makes them more down to earth.

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  361. And they usually have jobs and their own places sorted out, which is nice.

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  362. Yeah, I think early 30s is like the golden age for women.

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  363. Early 20s is fine, it's just I feel like I'm too old for early 20s. I'm like 10, 12 years older than a girl in her early 20s. It feels kind of weird.

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  364. I mean, I'd still bang, but

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  365. I just feel so much older.

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  366. And then, you know, they're doing all this stuff I don't really care about, like partying and going clubbing and They're in that phase where they want to meet lots of people and do drugs and drink, go wild.

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  367. They need to do a bit of maturing.

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  368. Plus, they never have money. They always have like rubbish job, or they have no job and they have no money. Then I've got to pay for everything, which I don't mind if they're cute and they want to be my girlfriend.

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  369. And then, you know, they're going to change as a person. Person— people change so much from their early 20s until their 30s. People don't change that much from their early 30s to their late 30s. By the time you're in your early 30s, you know, the person you are is probably going to be the person you stay as

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  370. unless, you know, you're trying really hard to change as a person. Or some kind of catastrophic event happens that changes you. But in general, I, I feel like by the time you're in your 30s, you've kind of become the person you're going to stay as. But in your early 20s, you're still in like that experimental phase. You

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  371. still don't know what you're doing. You could become gay, or you could just suddenly lose interest in what you're interested in now. So many things can change.

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  372. And they can lose interest in you so easily as well, because they might be thinking, oh wow, I love Daniel so much. He's so this and that. But then a few years pass and then, oh, I'm bored of Daniel. I want someone else who can drive a car and do bungee jumping and loves doing drugs like me.

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  373. I just feel like they're more whimsical. They're more prone to just flip-flopping and changing.

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  374. Yeah, a lot of things to consider and factor in with the age.

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  375. So I quite like her age.

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  376. It's just funny, people think I'm going to change when I'm 32.

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  377. I do want to change, like I want to improve my income streams and make more money.

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  378. And find more things I like. But

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  379. on the whole, I think, you know, my personality, this is what it's going to be for the most part. Now, I can maybe make little changes, you know, try and exercise more,

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  380. try and be a bit more positive about things,

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  381. but I'm not going to suddenly snap and just become a new person.

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  382. Have I been to Canal Street? I think I did.

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  383. I walked around. I think I walked past the Gay Village too. Canal Street, Islington, uh, Anne Coates.

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  384. Where else did I go? I went to Piccadilly Square, went to Aldi.

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  385. There's not really much else to see and do in Manchester. It's pretty small. I mean, look, you can see the whole city from here. The whole city is literally just this. That's it.

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  386. You know, over there as well. This is all of Manchester. This is it. It's not like a sprawling metropolis like Tokyo. Tokyo just goes on and on and on and on. There's no end. If this was Tokyo, all that green in the distance would just be like buildings, skyscrapers. The city would have no end. Manchester's not that

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  387. big.

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  388. So I went— I was living over there first, and I walked down here, and I walked over there, and I was over there. I haven't been that side because it doesn't look like there's anything there. I can see a train.

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  389. Yeah, I don't really feel like Manchester is as big as I first felt like it was after being here for a while.

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  390. Would I take the tram? No, I don't feel like I need to. Just walk everywhere. Am I gonna learn to drive? No. Although I've been watching Ice Poseidon stream in his Tesla and it does look pretty cool. They're self-driving. Don't know if anyone else is watching his streams recently. He's hanging out with that Moises guy. He's kind

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  391. of annoying.

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  392. Moises is like the kind of guy I would try hanging out with and then feel like he's too annoying, and then I just ghost him. Like Casey. I just can't stand hanging out with annoying people. People who are too loud, talk too much, say too many dumb things,

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  393. or just sound stupid. I don't want to hang out with.

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  394. ICE is on YouTube now.

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  395. The Tesla does look pretty cool, I have to say.

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  396. It's just so cool we have self-driving now. I thought self-driving would be way, way, way into the future, like 2050, but it's actually a thing. It actually works.

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  397. Amazing. I wish I could drive sometimes. Would be nice, I guess. Just seems like so much hard work, so much stress, so much money.

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  398. So even if I had the $50K to buy a Tesla, I'd rather not. Not and just put it somewhere else. So invest it in McDonald's stock, get a nice safe dividend.

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  399. It's not that he's really entertaining or interesting. It's just nice to have as background noise. It's like having a friend,

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  400. you know, just put it in the background. I've got Mario Kart or I'm doing some cooking. I'm not really paying too much attention to it, just like checking in on what they're up to.

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  401. His streams aren't as, you know, action-packed and entertaining as they used to be. But I still like having it on in the background.

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  402. The other thing I used to have as my background podcast stream thing used to be the Total Biscuit Corruption podcast. I used to love that so much. There's no other podcasts that replace them. Gaming podcasts, there's probably a ton of them out there. They probably all suck and the people doing them are pretty boring. But the Corruptional

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  403. Podcast was so good. I would look forward to every new one, and it would be 3 hours, and the 3 hours would just fly by in minutes. It felt like minutes. It was so great. I love TotalBiscuit.

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  404. He was the best person ever on YouTube. You know, no-nonsense, no-bollocks kind of guy. Straight to the point, blunt, interested in the things I'm interested in,

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  405. had always had great insights and opinions on the gaming industry. Everything he said was just interesting, even if he was talking about

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  406. soft— what's the word? Soft, you know, those guns, airsoft. Or some other hobby he had that I'm not really into. Even that would be interesting listening to him talk about it. He was such a great talker.

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  407. And then the— I love the dynamic between him and Jesse and Dodger, and they had a guest and they talked about video games and the latest stuff. It was so great. I loved it.

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  408. Why did he have to die of all people? Why couldn't someone else die?

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  409. What do you mean I don't like games? I play games pretty much every day.

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  410. It's just my standards are very high, as with most things in life.

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  411. Um, I dislike 90% of the stuff that I'm into.

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  412. I like movies, but then 90% of movies suck, and then good movies are very hard to come by.

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  413. Same with games, same with food, same with women.

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  414. So tragic.

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  415. Definitely the best podcast that was ever on YouTube.

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  416. What even is the gaming community now on YouTube?

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  417. I don't want to watch bloody Jacksepticeye just screaming at a game, or Markiplier. That's lame.

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  418. Jim Sterling is annoying, dressing up as a stupid wrestler or whatever. He's just kind of— he's too flamboyant and irritating.

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  419. I, I think Jim Sterling would probably be the closest, but I can't stand him, to be honest. Dr Disrespect? No, he's nothing like it. He's— he barely says anything. He just plays games and then occasionally screams. You don't know anything about his actual personality. He's like just a character, like a facade. The thing I love about TotalBiscuit

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  420. is he was like so real, so genuine and raw,

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  421. not pretending, no mask, no character. It was just him,

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  422. and that's what was so great about him.

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  423. Now the gaming community, it just feels like it's dead. It's just dominated by IGN and GameStop. Or that Gameranx guy. No personality. Yeah, he's got great hosting skill, narrating skills, but there's no personality to Gameranx. Who the hell is he? He just sounds like some generic American male

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  424. who tells you about the games. Oh great, it's like listening to a robot.

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  425. Oh wow, thank you Carrie for the sub,

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  426. very kind.

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  427. Jesse's was kind of boring. Jesse was always kind of boring. I mean, he was only a bit interesting because of Total Biscuit.

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  428. But that's the problem in this society. People are too scared to have a personality because they'll get canceled. People who have strong personalities these days, they end up getting

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  429. targeted by the mob.

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  430. So everyone's so scared now of saying the wrong thing.

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  431. Who else is there? Yeah, I don't really watch anyone in the gaming scene of YouTube. Everyone's just boring.

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  432. I don't watch any channels for entertainment purposes. I just watch it for information. So if I want to find out about the Steam Deck, you know, I just watch some bland generic channel, bland generic American male voice that I never heard before, cuz at least you get the information.

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  433. But that's all you're there for. Healthy Gamer, it's not really gaming though, it's more like mental health.

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  434. I feel like TotalBiscuit was unique because he wasn't some guy screaming doing Let's Plays. He actually

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  435. talked about the gaming industry and interesting stuff like business models, shady things EA was doing, shady practices like the loot box stuff that was going on. That was all interesting from the business perspective of the gaming industry. That's why it was good.

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  436. Maybe I should get into Asmongold. Maybe I'd like him. I haven't really given him a try, but he's pretty big.

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  437. I don't know, I just never really clicked with him.

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  438. I just— I never really cared that much about what he had to say. His eyebrows are funny though. It's crazy, he gets like 80K viewers. Jesus, does he get 100K viewers sometimes? I remember thinking 2K viewers on a livestream was loads, and now I'm seeing 80K. I remember, uh, what livestream was it that had like 300,000? I

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  439. think it was when the president was getting elected and there were like 300,000 viewers on the news livestream.

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  440. Oh, what is the fake? WTF, why is that fake Carrie a mod? I am the real Carrie. Why are people pretending to be Carrie now?

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  441. Who's AOC? Oh, is she that woman? I keep forgetting her name. I keep thinking it's Age of Conan. She's that political woman.

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  442. Do you like my underwear? It's stripy.

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  443. Oh, I feel much better now. Had a 2-hour rant. Now we can

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  444. chill out a bit.

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  445. What's in my fridge? Okay, I want to make— oh, we could make burger.

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  446. Burger sounds like baka in Japanese. You know when they go baka,

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  447. they do that funny sarcastic tone. I just remembered that when I said burger like that. Yeah, I could cut this in half and put the burger meat in it and make like little pepper meat things. That would be funny.

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  448. All right, still wet.

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  449. Stuffed pepper. I will make stuffed pepper.

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  450. With French fries. How do you say that in French? They don't say French fries, do they? Why is it French though? I thought it was invented in America. No, that was the potato chip. I don't know about fries. Maybe it is French. They're French frites. Is it frites? Frites? I can't remember. I forgot all my French. See,

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  451. all those years of learning French at school results in nothing. Imagine trying to force kids to learn a language, as if that's gonna work. That's never gonna work. How are you gonna force kids into learning a language when they couldn't give a crap? Oh, you know what they should have done to motivate the kids to learn French?

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  452. They should have got like hot sexy French girls. That's what motivated me to learn Japanese. I was like, wow, look at these Japanese girls, they're so freaking cute and hot. I want to bang them. I was motivated like nothing I've ever been motivated before. Just get like a load of hot French girls into class who don't speak

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  453. English. Imagine how quickly the boys would perk up and listen, pay attention, try and learn some French.

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  454. Yeah, I need to get back into the J-girls, don't I? It's kind of nostalgic talking to this Japanese woman. Reminds me of the day, getting all excited, getting to know someone, planning to meet up. I don't know what it is about Japanese women, it's just so nice talking to them compared to Western women. When you talk to

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  455. an English girl, you gotta try so hard to be funny,

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  456. but with Japanese women, you just have to be nice and they appreciate that.

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  457. I feel like English women, they decide whether they like a guy or not depending on how funny they are and how good the chemistry is. When they're chatting. How good the banter. You need good banter, and I kind of suck at that.

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  458. But it's so nice talking to Japanese women because you can just be— I don't know,

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  459. you don't have to try so hard.

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  460. That's what I like about Japanese people. They're just friendly and nice.

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  461. I don't feel so intimidated. Yeah, I feel intimidated talking to Western girls on Tinder.

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  462. Maybe it's all in my mind.

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  463. I do miss Japanese women a little bit. They're just so womanly, aren't they?

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  464. There's such simple things that you can talk and get excited about with a Japanese woman. Simple things like— I don't know,

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  465. it's hard to explain.

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  466. So the thing that got me really excited about Sayaka used to be talking about living together and doing cute things and going shopping,

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  467. you know, kind of mundane sounding things, couple things.

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  468. I just feel like English girls would think that's lame. And weird.

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  469. Maybe it's all in my mind.

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  470. Uh, why is this— why is this big green thing inside of it? It's like a baby. It's pregnant. Look, the pepper has a baby pepper inside of it. Ah, that's weird. What is that?

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  471. What?

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  472. Baby pepper growing inside of the pepper.

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  473. Oh, what if there's like a weird alien inside of it?

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  474. Weird. So weird. Look at all the seeds. Look, the pepper wants you to eat these, so you poop it out and then it grows out of the poop.

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  475. What animal just like chomps into it, eats the whole thing?

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  476. $20 if you eat it. Oh no, trying to impregnate me. Bloody fruit and vegetables. You think I'm gonna give birth to your seed? Piss off.

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  477. It is like giving birth, isn't it? When you take a shit, you're pushing this thing out that's full of germs and living organisms. It's not like an inanimate object. The poop is full of life, full of nutrients and stuff. That the seed uses to grow. You're pooping out a living thing and then it grows into something. It's

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  478. like every— even a man can give birth to life. It's amazing.

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  479. My little brown baby, what would it sprout into?

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  480. But what is the point of putting the burger inside of this?

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  481. Just seems a bit redundant. You could just cook the burger separately.

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  482. My hands are in so much pain.

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  483. I woke up this morning and they were so itchy, and I was kind of half asleep and I just started scratching like Ah, it was so itchy. I couldn't stop. I didn't even know what I was doing. I was half asleep, and then I woke up and realized, and it was so sore, and all my skin was

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  484. like flaking and it was red. That's what happens when you jerk off 10 times a day. Look what happens to your hand. I don't know what's wrong with it.

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  485. It's so gross.

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  486. I get these blisters and then they dry up and then they flake and they become itchy. I need to get some kind of cream.

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  487. It just randomly happens. It doesn't usually get this bad.

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  488. Most of the time it's, it's usually just a tiny little patch, but it's just exploded all across my palm.

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  489. So itchy. Look at that bit on my finger. It's just all blistered and dry. Uh, I always have skin problems.

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  490. Buy topical steroid cream. Where can I get it? I feel scared of touching meat because I feel like the germs are going to go into my skin.

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  491. These burgers smell pretty good.

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  492. One for you. I need to get like a chopping board, don't I?

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  493. Hmm, maybe I'll get the oven tray out.

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  494. Oh! Chop on the counter. It's the same thing. It'd be chopping on a surface.

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  495. Then I have to wipe it. Look, we push this. Oh, look at this. This is actually pretty cool.

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  496. Oh wow, I didn't expect this to go so well.

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  497. Look, burger in a pepper.

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  498. This is going better than I expected.

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  499. And people say I can't cook, huh?

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  500. I am a chef. Look at this, Chef Daniel.

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  501. Yeah, the pork belly kimchi was not good because

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  502. there was just way too much fat on the pork.

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  503. And yeah, I don't know why it was so bad. Usually when I made it in Korea, it wasn't too bad,

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  504. but then I just used sausage and tofu. I think the problem was the pork belly. If I just had sausage and tofu, would have been fine.

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  505. Maybe I'll go to Wing Yip again. It's just a bit far from here now. It's about 35 minutes walk, but they got all the good stuff. They got fried tofu, they got the Japanese ramen, they got kimchi, they got all the Japanese sauces as well, like yakiniku sauce.

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  506. Good exercise though.

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  507. How many should I have? Do you think 2? No, 2 burgers is not enough. I mean, 1 burger is not enough. I don't want to use the other pepper, so I'll just cook this one normally.

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  508. Put this one on the top.

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  509. Okely dokey.

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  510. I want to fly away someday.

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  511. We're currently talking about anime with that Japanese woman. Bitcoin's at $42K. I sold, I think, 70% of my Bitcoin stuff when it hit $41K. Please go down. Oh, I sold Riot Blockchain at $32.

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  512. It's probably at like $35 now. Please go down. Can you imagine it? I've been waiting this whole time for my money to go back up, and then the minute I decide to sell and give up, then it goes up. That'll be so irritating.

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  513. She hasn't replied. I'm guessing she went to bed, but her last question was if I watch anime, and then we started Oh, this is the chicken strips. Oh, I still have the chicken strips.

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  514. Hmm, didn't know I had these.

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  515. I don't want chicken. Yeah, and then she started asking me about anime, then we were talking about Evangelion. Evangelion.

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  516. Oh, I put the chips in the freezer. Oh look, they're actually frozen, so my freezer works.

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  517. We were talking about movies and then I showed her the cinema outside. I said, oh, I live next— oh, do you know what she said that I really liked? She said, if it wasn't for corona, I would like to go and visit Manchester. And then I said, yeah, you should come.

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  518. So, you know, connecting the dots, number one, she hit me up after a few months of no contact, so She messaged me, and then when I told her that I moved to Manchester, she said she wanted to come and visit Manchester.

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  519. That is confluence number 2.

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  520. Now we need to establish a little bit of friendliness before I escalate things to create a 3rd confluence.

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  521. So she's interested in visiting Manchester. She hit me up after I kind of stopped messaging her.

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  522. Ah, bloody lockdown ruining my sex life.

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  523. I love it when they say that,

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  524. you know, you start talking about meeting and then you start talking about traveling to go and meet— such a great feeling.

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  525. I'm just wondering, so I want to make her know, I want her to show her that I'm interested in her, but without sounding like a creep, or without sounding like, oh, I just want to fuck. So I want to make

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  526. her know that I'm interested romantically, but I'm not like a one-night stand down-to-F guy.

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  527. I hate that fridge. It's really noisy.

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  528. What could I say? I need to kind of shift the conversation towards relationships.

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  529. It's just hard because obviously you can't expect her to make up her mind before meeting. Although I have, I have made girlfriends before meeting them and it's become dirty, you know. Like Tomoko, we got very dirty before meeting. Single Mother, I made her my girlfriend before we even met and we were like a couple. Sayaka, I made

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  530. her my girlfriend for like 2 years, we never even met. So it's not like it's impossible. You can say stuff. Just sounds really autistic, doesn't it? Do you want to be my girlfriend?

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  531. If they've got any common sense, they'll say, um, I'm not sure, we'll have to meet first. But then if they're kind of ditzy, they'll be like, yeah, I want to be your girlfriend.

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  532. Okay, I think 20 minutes would be good.

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  533. Easy peasy cooking.

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  534. People say it's not cooking because you're just putting it in an oven and pressing a button. Yeah, well then Gordon Ramsay doesn't actually cook, he just chops stuff up and puts it in a pan and then presses a button.

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  535. What can I say? I want to— I want to be kind of cute because I don't want it to be like, oh, we're just friends. I want to try and hint that I'm interested in her without being creepy. How do I do that?

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  536. Oh, I could say something like, do you want to go on a date? Because that's kind of cute and innocent but implies you're interested romantically.

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  537. How can I say that?

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  538. You see, I would never say that to an English girl because it just sounds really cringe. Like, hey, do you want to go on a date on Sunday? But then you can say it in Japanese and get away with it because you're a foreigner.

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  539. And then they kind of expect— they don't really expect you to be like a Japanese man.

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  540. So you can kind of do the whole kind of silly romantic foreigner thing and get away with it.

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  541. Hmm,

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  542. but you can't say creepy stuff like, oh, do you want to come back to my place? I've got an excellent anime collection in my apartment. Would you like to come around and see it? That's, that's just weird.

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  543. You gotta say something like, oh, I know a great art gallery, would you be interested in going?

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  544. I don't even know what we would do if she was coming here. I guess we gotta go and get food.

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  545. I don't even know where it's good here. Maybe I should go walking around, scout out some locations in case I need a good location for a date. But then if travel opens up, I'm more likely to go there before she comes here.

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  546. I could say I can show you around.

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  547. Although I don't know anywhere to show, show her Audi.

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  548. Hmm, what did I used to do? I used to say stuff like, are you single? Oh, and then they'll say yes, and I'll say, oh, that's good, I'm single too, smiley face.

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  549. Yeah, maybe I should just say, when Japan reopens, would you like to go on a date with me? I mean, it's very straightforward. It implies I'm interested in her romantically. It's not creepy. It's not like, do you want to bang?

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  550. And it kind of escalates it from, you know, like 2 strangers who are kind of friendly. It escalates it from that level to now it's 2 strangers who are romantically interested in each other, and they know, they know it.

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  551. Send her a dick pic. No, I only do that after they've rejected me. I was friends with this Japanese girl when I was in my 20s. We went on about 3 dates. I accidentally did pick up artistry because my eyesight is really bad and I find it difficult finding where my date is, especially in Japan where everyone

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  552. looks a bit similar. And I thought I saw her because she said she's going to be standing by the big clock in Tokyo Station. I swear I thought that was her. So I walked up to this Japanese girl and I was like, hi, hello.

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  553. And then she just looked up at me and then ignored me and looked back down at her phone. And I was like, oh crap, that's not her. And I looked around and then I found her. It was so embarrassing. But that was the first and only time I ever did pick up by accident.

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  554. She just ignored me. I said hello.

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  555. I guess it wasn't too bad. Maybe I could do pickup.

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  556. So when you're in the situation, it's not too bad, but the moment walking up to them and getting the courage to actually say something to a complete stranger who's just standing there, probably waiting for a guy, is just so awkward.

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  557. I really wanted to make videos like that. I wanted to wear the GoPro and then have awkward interactions,

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  558. and I couldn't get the guts to do it.

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  559. Anyway, so I was meeting that other Japanese girl. We went on a few dates.

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  560. I think I asked her to be my girlfriend, but she was like, oh, I don't know,

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  561. you don't seem like you know what you're doing for a job. And then I said, oh, I want to, I want to do this, I want to be freelance. And then she said something like, that's nice, but what are you doing in order to make that come true? I just felt really irritated, like I was being judged.

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  562. And then I sent her dick pics.

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  563. And then she blocked me.

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  564. Last-ditch attempt. Yeah, well, now I'm a famous YouTuber, so I did make my dreams come true.

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  565. Didn't I make my dreams come true?

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  566. Been doing it 4 years now. Yeah, the YouTube channel didn't exactly go in the way I hoped it to, but I found other ways to, um,

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  567. continue living the dream.

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  568. Even though I had to resort to showing my bumhole, I don't mind.

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  569. It's worth it.

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  570. I made so much on OnlyFans this month. I think I've made $1,120 this month, July. Well, July is over now, but damn, I haven't made that much on YouTube in ages.

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  571. The money on OnlyFans is just crazy considering that I've only got about 90 fans. Compared to like 10,000 people watching my videos currently.

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  572. The bratwurst is too big, I couldn't get it up there. It was painful.

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  573. I think I made in July, I've probably made about 2,000 $2,600 including my stock gains.

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  574. Quite good. If every month I made that much, it'd be amazing.

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  575. Don't know if August will be as good. I guess I have to make more OnlyFans stuff, don't I? Dollars— $2,600.

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  576. Problem is I had a pretty bad Friday.

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  577. I, I was up £200 from my day trading gains. I made some stupid trades and now it's at £150, and I held it into the close because I'm hoping Monday I'll recover it. But I did the exact thing I wished— I swore I wasn't gonna do. I tried shorting the NASDAQ. Because I saw bearish divergence. I saw

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  578. lower highs and lower lows, so I thought, this is definitely going to crash. And it did, but then it bounced back up, and then it did like an upside-down cup and handle. So it went up and up and up, and I was— I lost like £60 of my profits. Eventually, it started coming back down, but then the

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  579. session ended.

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  580. I can't believe it.

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  581. I was like -70 on my NASDAQ short, now I'm about -35 on my NASDAQ short.

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  582. Oh, when's— hopefully the market crashes next week, that'd be amazing. When's the market going to crash? Everyone's saying it's going to crash.

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  583. How much longer will I stream? Probably another 6 hours, 5 hours.

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  584. Hopefully the NASDAQ has a massive sell-off on Monday. I can regain my day trading losses. Anyway, even with the bad trade I made yesterday, I'm still £150 in profit. It's not as good as £200.

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  585. I keep trying to short things at bad times.

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  586. Who's talking outside my bedroom? So weird being able to hear people talk when you're in your own apartment. It's like they're right outside my bedroom.

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  587. I hear people using the elevator at 2 AM. Where are they going?

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  588. You keep trying to time the market. No, I'm doing day trading. I was trying to do technical analysis, and I was right— it was going down. It's just

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  589. I picked the wrong entry point.

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  590. Some of the shorts were green, but my first entry was just way too low.

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  591. Well, yeah, day trading is all about timing it.

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  592. And then I tried shorting DD, and that spiked up after I shorted it. And that made me lose. I'm down £20 on my DD short. Hopefully— well, it did start crashing aftermarket.

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  593. Hopefully Monday will be a massive red day and I can make money on my shorts. Otherwise, I'm just going to hold on to the shorts because I know eventually it's going to come crashing down.

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  594. I think I have about £25,000 long-term investments, and then I have £1,000 for trading, day trading.

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  595. My Chinese stocks did well. It's up 5% on my Chinese ETF and 80% on Alibaba.

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  596. And I've got ChargePoint, BNGO, American Airlines, and then I've got that copy trade which has mainly Peloton, Corsair Gaming, a bunch of other stuff.

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  597. Really should get Amazon and Facebook. Amazon dropped 7% on an earnings miss. Was it an earnings miss? Amazon didn't make as much money as everyone thought they would, and then the stock went down 7%.

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  598. But Jesus, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Google have had such an amazing run.

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  599. I didn't expect it.

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  600. Now I feel like it's too late. You gotta wait for a pullback. Is it a good time to get Amazon stock?

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  601. It's quite a good 7% drop to get in now. Plus people are saying Amazon's gonna split the stock, which will make it— make the value go up.

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  602. It's also a pretty safe stock, I guess, because Amazon is never gonna fail because Can you imagine Amazon failing? Come on, it's Amazon. It's pretty safe.

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  603. I should get some blue chips, really.

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  604. Facebook, Amazon, Google. Put, put $2,000 in each, $6K. Sell some of this BNGO. BNGO is just too speculative.

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  605. By the end of the year, they'll probably go up 10% at least. The Facebook— remember when they used to call it The Facebook?

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  606. It's just funny, all the stocks I thought were boring ended up doing the best. And then all the stocks I thought were exciting ended up making me lose 40-50%.

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  607. Put it all into the Chinese ETF, that'd be funny.

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  608. I don't know, who can tell? You might buy stuff you think is a good price tomorrow, and then the next week the market crashes, and then everything's 10% cheaper than what you bought it at.

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  609. You just never know.

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  610. I want to get more Corsair Gaming because that seems good,

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  611. especially when it's like $28.

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  612. Oh crap, I forgot about the oven.

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  613. I think it's been 15 minutes.

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  614. I think for a well-rounded portfolio you need probably half in blue chips. Apple, Amazon, Google, and then maybe a quarter banking stuff, some energy, and then maybe 20% or a quarter in speculative high-risk stuff like a bit of Bitcoin stuff, bit of Tattooed Chef, bit of Tesla.

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  615. My problem is I went 100% on speculation, zero blue chips. Zero banking and utilities.

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  616. Yeah, I guess you could get index funds. I mean, the S&P 500 has gone up like 20%. You could have just got the S&P 500, it would have done better than a lot of stuff.

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  617. Oh, index funds, that's boring. It's for old men who've got millions or

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  618. already, because I want to make loads of money and then tell people, oh yeah, I made $10K on, um, my BNGO investment. And then they'll be like, oh, what's BNGO? And then I can say, oh, they're just a gene editing genetics company.

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  619. And then I'll sound so

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  620. knowledgeable. I can mansplain to them.

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  621. Well, I'm getting— I think I'm getting about $40 a month in dividends from my tobacco company, so at least I'm profiting off of lung cancer. That's great. My Walgreen boots, I've got about £2,500 in Walgreens Boots and another £2,500 in Altria Tobacco. They make the Marlboro brand. So I've got about £5K split between tobacco and Walgreens Boots,

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  622. and I've got about £1.5K in JPM. What does JPM stand for? Something Morgan. Well, it's the biggest bank in America. They pay a 2% dividend. So I've got like $7K in dividend stuff. I think that's pretty good. I would like to put more because it'd be amazing just to get like $200 a month in dividends would be

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  623. so nice. Oh my God. Imagine if I could add $200 a month passive income to my current income streams. That's more than I make on Twitch.

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  624. Damn, I should put like $10K into bloody tobacco and oil.

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  625. Why don't I just do that? Look, Altria gives a 7% dividend. If I put $10K,

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  626. that's $700 in a year. Oh, it's only $58. What the hell?

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  627. So low. I need to put in like $20K.

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  628. If even if I put $20K, I'd only get $100 a month. Hmm.

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  629. That means I'm only probably getting— because I've got, I think I've got about $6K, but then Walgreens is only a 4% dividend, so on average I've probably got like 5.5%

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  630. times $6K.

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  631. Yeah, I'm probably only getting about $27 month in dividends. But you don't get them every month, you get them every 3 months. But then you could just like average it.

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  632. I'm not trying to live off the dividends, I'm just saying how great it would be if you could supplement your, your current earnings with a couple hundred extra dollars a month in dividends. Be so cool. You see the pop-up? It says Altria has paid you $200 dividend. Oh, thank you, I'll take that. Pay my food bill.

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  633. My bills and lifestyle funded by lung cancer. Hehe. Funded by Big Oil polluting the world.

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  634. Yeah, it's a lot of money for not much because You look at this,

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  635. I've got— oh yeah, I wanted to talk about this as well. Where's it gone? If you sign up to Freetrade using my link, um, we get an entry into a contest where we could win £5,000.

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  636. Hold on, let me show you. Oh no, we've only got until the 1st of August to enter. Look, refer a friend for a chance to win £5,000 in shares. You get Google, Tesla, Netflix, and a bunch of other stuff. I've got one entry because one person signed up who wants to use my, my link, but it's only

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  637. for UK people.

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  638. People kept accusing me of scamming. It's not a scam.

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  639. All you have to do is like put £1 into your account and sign the tax form, and then we get an entry. Here, I'll, I'll paste my link.

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  640. It's not a scam. I've been using the app. For like a year. It's 100% trustworthy.

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  641. Can you imagine if I won that? If I won and you helped me, I will give you £1,000 as thanks.

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  642. Yeah, I would. No joking. I'm not greedy. If I won thanks to you signing up using my link, I'd give you a cut. I'll give you 500 or 1K. If you're a girl and you're cute, I'll give you 1K. If you're a smelly man, I'll give you 500,

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  643. cuz I'm so generous.

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  644. Oh yeah, what was I going to show you? I was going to tell you that even though I've got like 6K in dividend stocks, they only pay me about 30 a month. But then

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  645. I recently put $800— only $800— into DraftKings, and look, I'm already up $50 just from that $800 investment, just from a 5% gain. So yeah, you just do swing trading

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  646. with small amounts. You can just do swing trading using £500, and then get a 5 or 10% gain, and then you've made £25, £50 just off that. To make £25, £50 off of dividends, you would have to invest like £6K.

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  647. You'd have to put £5K to £6K at risk. It's at risk because, you know, the dividend stock could go down. My Altria stock is down

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  648. 5%. So I made a couple hundred in dividends, but then the value is down 4.5%. Walgreens Boots is down 10%. It's making me go down nearly £300, but I'm not going to sell because I still want to get the dividends.

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  649. It's actually a good time to buy more because you can get more shares, get more dividends next time.

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  650. Yeah, if you sign up using my link and you just, you deposit some money, you'll get an entry to win £5,000 worth of stocks. They give you a stock bundle including Google, Amazon, Netflix, Facebook, Tesla, and then a bunch of tiny ones.

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  651. I wonder who's gonna win it because Freetrade is not a massive platform. It's It's not like Robinhood who has millions. Freetrade only has about 400,000 users.

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  652. Still, you know, you got a 1 in 400,000 chance. I guess it's pretty unlikely.

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  653. Oh, delicious food. Oh, I want a beer so badly. I'm definitely getting a beer next time. Definitely. Can you hear that?

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  654. Um,

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  655. maybe I can just put a couple more thousand into dividends.

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  656. What would I get? I wouldn't mind some Exxon oil because Exxon's come down quite a lot recently

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  657. from all-time highs. Uh, look at Exxon, had a bit of a haircut. It was up to $65, it's dropped down to $57. So that means,

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  658. um, you get a 6% dividend yield For every share you own, they will pay you $0.87.

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  659. So let's say 6% dividend. Remember when I first started trying to do this, I completely did not understand how to calculate the dividends. I was like, oh my God, I'm going to get $1,000 a month. So I didn't know the 6% is yearly, not Not quarterly.

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  660. Um, 6%. If I put $3,000 in,

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  661. 6%,

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  662. I would get $15 a month. Isn't that good?

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  663. Not really.

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  664. You'd make more money just from the gains on the stock. If the stock moves up 5%, you'd make way more than the $15 dividend.

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  665. I like the idea of dividends just as a way of, you know, boosting my current earnings. And even $100 extra a month, I mean, that would pay for my food.

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  666. That would pay for some cheesecake, nearly. Imagine having your cheesecake life funded by lung cancer and fossil fuels.

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  667. Okay, so here's my stuffed pepper. Oh no, the meat is not sticking to it.

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  668. Stuffed pepper meatball.

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  669. Very delicious.

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  670. I don't know if these burgers will taste good because it's low-fat burger. I didn't realize it was a low-fat burger.

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  671. I need my hand.

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  672. It looks a bit sad, this burger, doesn't it?

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  673. Bit pathetic looking.

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  674. Oh, it's hot! Oh, oh, it's burning! I can't get that last chip, it's stuck to the thing.

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  675. The thing I hate about dividends is you have to wait like 3 months in between getting them. So I got some in June and July, next one would be

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  676. September and October. Oh, I gotta wait until September and October to get my $50.

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  677. And then we put some salad.

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  678. Some kebab sauce.

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  679. Beautiful.

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  680. Voilà,

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  681. bon appétit!

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  682. Okay, first I want to try the burger.

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  683. Having to say burger in Japanese is such a pain. Like barga, and then you got hamburger and barga. I forgot what the difference was. Yeah, if you just say burger, they'll just give you the burger, but then hamburger is a hamburger.

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  684. This burger is not great.

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  685. Yeah, hamburger. It's a gu, so hamburger.

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  686. Wait, what is hamburger? Is that just the burger?

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  687. I remember I went into a convenience store. I don't know why, because this sounds like something I'd never do. But I actually asked the staff if they've got hamburgers, and I think I said hambagu, and they were like, do you mean hamburger? And I said, oh yeah, that's the one.

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  688. Otherwise it sounds like I'm looking for— because in Japan they just serve you a hamburger like this. This is really weird, don't you think? This is weird just to have the meat without a bun. I used to think that was weird, but in Japan this is actually a dish. It's called ham— hamburger or something like that. And

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  689. then they'll just give you a burger with rice and then some side dish, usually in saizeriya. Saizeriya. They'll give you a hamburger. It's really weird.

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  690. But it's quite good because it's all juicy and they put gravy and it's nice. Not like this dry disgusting thing.

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  691. But you never see that in England. People think it's weird. It's supposed to be a burger. You're supposed to put it in a burger bun.

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  692. Oh, fuck.

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  693. No, no, no, not my new shirt.

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  694. No,

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  695. I hate it when that happens.

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  696. Do I have a washing machine? Yes, I do. I used it today.

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  697. Washed my bedsheets. I washed my pillow.

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  698. Look, it's drying my towel.

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  699. Hang around the university? What, like a creep trying to pick up schoolgirls? That's so creepy.

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  700. Well, I could pretend to be a student. I look like one. Everyone keeps asking me, am I a student?

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  701. Ever since I got here, about 5 different people asked me if I'm a student.

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  702. It's so awkward.

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  703. The idea of me being a student is just so bizarre to me because I'm bloody 32

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  704. and they think I'm like 19 or 20.

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  705. I remember when I got the boat to Airbnb in Rotterdam, the guy I met, him, and then he was like, are you taking a sabbatical? I didn't even know what sabbatical is.

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  706. I said, uh, no. Then I had to Google what it meant. Funny, a Dutch person knows more English than an actual English person. I don't know what a sabbatical is. We never use that word. When does anyone ever say sabbatical?

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  707. It's so weird, like saying— messaging your friend going, hey, I'm back from my sabbatical.

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  708. Just say I'm going on a gap year. You say gap year, don't you?

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  709. I feel like it's more of an American thing. Maybe Americans use it because Americans use a lot of weird Latin. The weird thing about America college, they use all those Latin words, don't they? Like Alpha Centauri,

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  710. Victor cum laude. I don't even know what it means. It's like the place you got your degree from in university, they use like weird Latin. They say, oh, I graduated Saudi cum laude or something. I don't know what the fuck does that mean. Americans use a lot of weird Latin.

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  711. And then they have the sorority. I don't know what that is. You know, the building Elliot Rodger tried to get in to kill the women. So the women stay in a sorority,

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  712. and then each sorority has a different Latin name.

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  713. Sabbatical is a period of paid leave granted to a university teacher or worker. What about students? Did he think I was a teacher?

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  714. I thought sabbatical was like a gap year

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  715. that students take.

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  716. English people don't use Latin at all. Only like really posh, highly educated people might.

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  717. Oh, do you know what else I hate? Is when people keep using French in English. They say stuff like, oh, there's one caveat. What the hell's a caveat? Or they say, without further ado.

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  718. Well, they say this is the pièce de résistance. This just sounds so pretentious, and I don't even know what it means half the time.

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  719. Is it further ado? Isn't it spelled like A-D-I-U? It's like a French word.

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  720. Yeah, I didn't know what sabbatical meant.

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  721. It's just awkward when people keep asking if I'm a student. Because I have no idea what to say apart from no. No, I can't say no, not really. I could. I want to give a nice reply that isn't so blunt sounding.

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  722. I could say I was 16 years ago.

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  723. Or I say, no, I think I'm a bit too old to be a student.

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  724. But then you, you can be a student. Adults take courses all the time.

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  725. I'm thinking of messaging the Essex girl, trolling her. I want to say something like, please don't ignore me, I haven't had sex all year, you're my only hope. Do you think she'll reply then? It would be pretty funny.

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  726. That would get a reply out of her.

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  727. Please, I want sex. I'm so desperate.

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  728. I'll pay you £1,000. Do you think she'll say yes if I offered £1,000?

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  729. That would definitely sink the boat once and for all, for good.

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  730. This meal is not too bad. It's not the worst I've made.

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  731. You should collab with other women for OnlyFans. I would love to.

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  732. The problem is they're kind of gross. There was this Spanish girl, she does OnlyFans. She said we could make stuff, but I checked her OnlyFans out and she's like banging 10 different guys. How does she not have AIDS?

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  733. I have no idea why Essex Girl lost interest. I must have said something, she must have heard it.

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  734. There's this gay guy who messaged me, said I'm his type and he has OnlyFans,

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  735. but he's like 19. I'm not going to bang like a 19-year-old

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  736. boy. And then he said his dick's like 8 inches. I don't want— his dick's way too big. I can't even fit the, the, um, what's it called, the bratwurst in, and that's definitely less than 8 inches.

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  737. Not really interested.

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  738. If I was going to have gay sex, it would have to be with an Asian guy with a small dick,

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  739. or like a Thai ladyboy, cuz I've seen Thai ladyboy videos and they all have very small dicks,

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  740. which would be great cuz I think my limit is a frankfurter.

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  741. Any bigger than this, no, that's not going in. No way.

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  742. I'm not gay, I'm just trying to make money.

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  743. This whole gay thing is very profitable.

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  744. I bet I could charge $100 for a gay video.

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  745. I bet they'll pay.

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  746. I got about how many people? 7 people paid for my sausage up the bum video, $40 each,

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  747. and they wanted more. Some of them messaged me asking if I've got any more.

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  748. It's very hard cutting this.

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  749. My OnlyFans is all, all men. There's maybe one or two women. I don't know if they're still there. There was this one girl on my OnlyFans. She was semi-nude.

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  750. I don't think— I'm pretty sure 90% of the people on all of OnlyFans are probably all guys, either gay guys or straight guys paying for female content. I just can't imagine any women paying for it.

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  751. Who's like a really sexy guy with a big female audience?

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  752. Imagine if Dan and Phil made OnlyFans. They've got a huge female audience.

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  753. I wonder if the female audience would sign up for it.

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  754. It's crazy how Dan and Phil were so popular. They had no scandals ever. When did Dan and Phil ever have a scandal?

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  755. And they're still getting good views.

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  756. They're like the least problematic content creators on the whole website.

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  757. They've got such a loyal fan base too, who are so supportive and nice. I just wish my viewers were nice.

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  758. Mine on YouTube are just— they're so horrible,

    Segment details2:47:22–2:47:24 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_757
  759. complaining about everything, whining about everything.

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  760. Bendine. Hmm, yeah, I bet he could make a lot of money if he made OnlyFans.

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  761. I should make a fake OnlyFans for Chihiro, and then I could say, guys, look, Chihiro made OnlyFans, $100 to sign up. Haha, scammed you.

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  762. I can make a fake one, Casey and Chihiro OnlyFans.

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  763. I'm stuffed. Wie nice ist Ben Deen?

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  764. Completely stopped talking about his personal life. It's kind of strange because he used to have loads of videos about his adoption thing and his background. He talks about how he tried to join the military.

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  765. I think after he got attacked and kidnapped, which sounds so fake, but I don't think it is.

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  766. I think it was that moment he decided to stop all the ultra-personal stuff.

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  767. His videos are so weird now. His last video is him drinking a, a bottle of beer.

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  768. It's such a weird story though. He said he was finishing a livestream and then he went outside and the guy was waiting at the door and he had a knife, and then he tied Ben up on a chair and then tried, tried to get Ben's login details to impersonate him. And then Ben broke free from the straps

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  769. and he grabbed a golf club and hit the guy on the head.

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  770. But then apparently, according to the local Korean news, it was, it was a real story.

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  771. But what if that was just like an actual story and then Ben saw it on the newspaper and said, oh, I'm gonna pinch that story and pretend it happened to meet.

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  772. How do you know that was Ben? Ben was the victim.

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  773. Genius plan.

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  774. I just don't feel like Ben would do that. He didn't need to do it. His channel was already blowing up.

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  775. It just seems very out of character and very unnecessary.

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  776. Whoa, that was a heavy meal. 2 burgers.

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  777. It's just weird. It's weird it went viral, got like over a million views, and then none of mine did. I had loads of crazy stuff in videos, like getting catfished, ghosted, attacked in Rotterdam, weird stalker girls. None of my stories got a million views apart from my no friends thing.

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  778. What does a guy have to do to get some views? I need to get kidnapped, tied, tied up. And rapid.

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  779. Do you know the one thing I really miss about being married is having lazy Sunday afternoon sex

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  780. and then getting dressed and then going to the supermarket, getting some beers, getting some meat pork belly

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  781. frying up on the stove on the table, watching some Breaking Bad or Game of Thrones.

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  782. Those days were great now I look back at them.

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  783. Why is there cheering coming from outside? It's like a roller coaster ride. You can hear people going, whoo! Who's cheering at what? What are they cheering at? There's nothing out there.

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  784. Sounds like you're living next to a theme park.

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  785. So my favorite things to do are basically, um, fulfilling basic needs. So my first basic need would be to nut. In a nice warm hole. And then afterwards I want some good food, I want some beer, and I want to relax and watch some good TV in the company of a whamen,

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  786. and then do a bit of gaming and then go to bed. That's like my perfect day.

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  787. It's the, you know, you get the combination of the sex and the comfy domestic life. So wholesome. You know, I didn't have to worry about things like, oh, Chihiro's gonna leave me for half the week and then go back to her parents, and then I gotta wait a whole week to see her again. No, she was always

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  788. there, always consistent.

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  789. Oh, why did I flush it down the toilet? I didn't realize how great it was at the time. At the time I felt, oh, this is too much, I want different girls,

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  790. which at the time seemed like a good theory, assuming that there would be different girls. Like, where are the bloody girls now? No girls waiting. Now I've got nothing, got no one.

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  791. If I had like 5 girlfriends right now, I guess I wouldn't be complaining.

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  792. I do miss the married life sometimes.

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  793. It was good,

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  794. not gonna lie.

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  795. It's just I thought things could be better if I wasn't married. I envisioned exciting adventures across the globe, different girls in each country, each one providing a unique, entertaining story for content.

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  796. Ah, none of it came true.

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  797. Oh wow, he's hosting me with one viewer. I'm gonna be famous on Twitch. Watch out, Trainwrecks and Miss Kiff, I'm coming for you, I'm coming for you.

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  798. You know what I watched recently? I watched a very old video of Ice Poseidon. 3 years ago, they did some kind of Twitch streamer party, and all of the big streamers were there. Sodapoppin, Trainwreck, Amouranth, Mitch Jones, GreekGodX, Andy Milonakis. And Ice was there. It was like he was part of that whole crowd, and they all sucked

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  799. up to Ice because at the time Ice was probably the biggest streamer out of all of them. Ice used to get like 10K, 20K viewers back then. That was the equivalent of today getting like 50K viewers. He was like the king of Twitch streaming, and then they all just cut him out, you know. I, I saw him

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  800. talking recently how he's tried to message Greek and then Greek doesn't even reply. So none of them want to even talk to Ice anymore. It makes you think, you know, what happened?

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  801. Did, did Twitch force them all to sign a contract promising not to talk to Ice anymore? It's just so sad.

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  802. It's like they're all distancing themselves from Ice.

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  803. I reckon Twitch, uh, probably made them, you know, not talk about Ice. Don't talk about him, don't promote him, don't tell people to go and sub to his channel on YouTube. Apparently Twitch really, really hates Ice.

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  804. It's just— I find it so sad, you know, the king of IRL.

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  805. I think it's one of the greatest tragedies on

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  806. in the streaming community.

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  807. Like, one of the biggest— ah, such an outrage. It's so horrible.

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  808. They say most of Ice's audience went over to Mizkif, didn't they?

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  809. You know, in a way, I guess I'm glad I never experienced being at the top of my game. As in, you don't really experience the really hard fall. The higher you go, the harder you fall. I guess I didn't go very high in the first place.

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  810. But it's sad seeing how all back then, all those other streamers, you know,

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  811. They were so eager and happy to collab with Ice, grow their own channels.

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  812. Why does this always happen to people I like? I don't get it. It's like every single streamer, YouTuber I liked ended up this way. I can't think of a single one I actually was a fan of who didn't have like a massive fall. Leafy gets banned. TotalBiscuit dies. Who else is there?

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  813. ColossalIsCrazy just disappears.

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  814. I think all of the creators I was a fan of, they either died or they just, they fell off or they got banned.

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  815. Yeah, I understand Twitch. Um, it's not good for Twitch's brand having a guy who had such a massive audience where they were doxxing and harassing and causing problems.

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  816. Every business or restaurant he went to, they would end up getting loads of Prank calls, harassment, negative reviews.

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  817. And he was like, the frontman for Twitch, it's really bad. It's a bad look.

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  818. Then Twitch banned Leafy almost straight away. They didn't even give him a chance. I think Leafy did a few streams. They were like, nope. Leafy's audience and fanbase is like 100% more toxic.

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  819. Than ISIS.

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  820. Just back in the day, things were just crazy. You had all these, you know, very, very dark humor,

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  821. racial humor, stuff like ISIS Poseidon, that Arab Andy guy.

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  822. Times are much different. 2016 had Filthy Frank at his peak, you know,

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  823. vomiting,

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  824. eating raw chicken liver. He had— Filthy Frank actually had dead animals, like dead rat on his pizza. Disgusting stuff.

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  825. That just doesn't fly these days. Everyone's so brand conscious.

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  826. Even Andy Milonakis was kind of— he looked like he was scared to mention ice. He was saying stuff like, oh, I'm gonna meet a friend later for sushi. And then his viewers finally forced him, like got him to say the name.

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  827. It's like he who shall not be named.

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  828. I watched— I tried watching a bit of Trainwrecks. It's so boring. He just sits there clicking the slot machine. He doesn't even talk. He's like just going, come on, you Bitch, win me money. And then he sits there, silence for minutes, spinning the slot thing. Ah, this gambling stuff is so boring. I don't know why it's trending

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  829. right now. Uh, this has raw meat on it. Maybe I won't use it.

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  830. But the funny thing is Dr Disrespect also got banned, but he, he managed to maintain his, his viewership, didn't he?

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  831. Twitch promoting gambling. Wow.

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  832. Ice is live now. Yeah, he's doing like a 24-hour thing. I watched a few hours. I got a bit bored because they were just sitting in the car falling asleep trying to get a hotel. Why didn't they just use a hotel app? He was phoning up a load of hotels. They're so unprepared. Why didn't they book the

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  833. hotel in advance?

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  834. He seems to make everything seem very difficult, even just getting a hotel. He keeps trying to get that Moses guy to sleep with him in the same bed. A bit weird.

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  835. I would never phone up a hotel I just use, use the booking app where I'm a level 2 member and I get a 10% discount

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  836. and you can build points and stuff.

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  837. Can you imagine if me and Mila did that 24-hour livestream across Europe? We would end up like killing each other at the end of it. I'd be so irritated. Mila was such a scatterbrain.

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  838. She would forget stuff all the time.

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  839. She didn't have her mask, so we couldn't ride the tram. We had to walk all the way home once because she forgot to bring her mask.

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  840. One time she didn't charge her travel card. We had to go hunting for a travel— I mean, a travel card machine.

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  841. Some people are so unorganized. I don't get it.

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  842. I always have everything ready before going somewhere. I double, triple check all my pockets, make sure that my wallet, my phone, my keys, my passport— always make sure that my, my travel cards topped up if I ever have them.

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  843. Always— I got like 50 masks in my backpack in case. I'm always prepared.

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  844. Some people don't prepare anything ever. They make life seem so difficult.

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  845. I could never do a road trip like that. I'd go crazy. I'd be so annoyed with the other person.

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  846. You know, like the Top Gear specials when they go to some country and do a challenge and they all drive each other crazy? I could never do that.

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  847. Some of the challenges they do on the Grand Tour seems to be pointless. I watched season 2, episode 2 last night,

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  848. and the challenge was, uh, Jeremy had to drive his car to some point in France and get there before Richard and James get there on a plane using public transport. It's like, what's the point? See which one's fastest?

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  849. But it's like a recurring challenge. Chris Broad should copy them. If you watch Top Gear Or Grand Tour. You can see exactly where Chris Broad gets a lot of his inspiration from. Even the way he talks

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  850. sounds a bit like Jeremy. And then he incorporates cars recently into his videos too. Seems like very Top Gear inspired.

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  851. Funny if he started talking like Jeremy too. This is the biggest car In all of Japan. I don't know how to do Jeremy's accent. It's not an accent, it's like he has this way of speaking where he'll pause and then say the last word. This is the biggest car in all of Japan. I don't know how he

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  852. does it. It's very unique. Never heard anyone else speak like that.

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  853. Very effective too.

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  854. He should do it. He should completely rip off Top Gear. He's got Joey. Joey is like Richard, isn't he? Chris is like Jeremy. He needs a James mate. I guess they got Natsuki.

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  855. They could do

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  856. A challenge. Chris is in like a Japanese car, Joey can be on an electric bike, and Natsuki can, I don't know,

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  857. walk maybe.

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  858. See who can get to Mount Fuji the fastest.

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  859. The bloody producer. That was a good line. The bloody producer has made us go all the way to France this time.

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  860. Oh yeah, last episode I watched, Richard Hammond almost died. They were racing and Richard was in an electric car and he went over the edge of some road and the car blew up and caught on fire, but Richard managed to crawl out just in time.

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  861. And I thought it was like a joke, like it was, it was planned as a skit or something. I didn't think it was actually real, but it was real.

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  862. Yeah, the Rimac. I think Richard broke his leg. Then the next episode, Richard's in clutches. He carries on working, doesn't he? But they don't even explain what happened. It was really weird. It was like they just completely pretended it didn't happen, and then the next episode they were making jokes, saying stuff like, oh, if you weren't such

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  863. a clumsy driver, you wouldn't be in clutches. They didn't even explain what happened in a serious way, maybe for legal reasons.

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  864. They were in Switzerland

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  865. and they were racing, and then he crashes and he gets taken away in a helicopter. And then after that, they're all in the studio again pretending

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  866. it— pretending nothing really happened.

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  867. Yeah, kind of weird. I think he broke his leg and fractured his knee, but Richard's been in a lot of accidents. He was in a really, really bad one ages ago. He was in a coma for like 2 weeks.

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  868. Maybe he's just really bad at driving. Jeremy and James never had an accident.

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  869. Do I have sore joints? No. Why

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  870. do you?

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  871. The last 2 oranges. No,

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  872. I need to hurry up and watch all of Grand Tour, then I can watch Clarkson Farm.

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  873. That's what I really want to watch, but I want to watch Grand Tour first. I feel like I have to.

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  874. No, I don't have any pain, any soreness today. When I first moved in, the first day I had a bit of hip pain, but it went away after a few days.

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  875. Maybe it's related to stress, these joint pains,

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  876. but it's fine now.

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  877. Ah, good coffee.

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  878. I need to get sugar. Oh, I've got 111 viewers! It's so weird how it just stops on 111 and not 112 and not 110.

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  879. Guess

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  880. who I've been chatting to recently? You'll never guess. Yeah, I started talking to the Taiwanese girl again,

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  881. which is interesting because I had a massive, massive crush on her in 2016, and then I kind of fell out with her when I found out she got a baby. And then she started messaging me recently. We were talking about Bitcoin and stuff. She said she's— she feels a bit lonely because she doesn't have any friends and

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  882. she's like in the middle of nowhere. She's in the middle of England, so not near Manchester, it's like in the, in the middle part.

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  883. And she said there's just nothing there, it's like complete countryside.

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  884. But it's cool to chat to her again. It's just so weird. She just moved here, got married, and had a kid in the span of, what, 2 years?

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  885. I remember I found out 2019. I made that video about my crush getting a baby.

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  886. I didn't think she was just going to move here and then live here. I thought she would come here, travel a bit, go to some English class and then go back to Taiwan. Didn't think she was gonna get married and live here.

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  887. I think her son is like 3 years old now.

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  888. So weird to think she's got a son. I still picture her as 2016 when she's like, like a little— like not a little girl, but like a girly young woman. In her 20s, and now she's a mother.

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  889. Oh, I had such a big crush on her.

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  890. She actually messaged me just now that I'm streaming.

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  891. She said she misses Taiwanese food. Everyone misses their home country food. Just like me, I miss pot noodle and bacon.

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  892. I'm so full.

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  893. Yeah, she knows about my channel.

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  894. She said she saw a few of my videos. She said they were funny.

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  895. I used to have a few vlogs with her in it. She made me take them down.

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  896. She kept telling me to delete stuff. We stayed We went to the mountains in Taiwan, in the middle of the island, and we stayed in the mountains in this village, and they let us use one of the empty houses, and I found a load of machine guns in one of the houses. I kid you not, they had

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  897. like M16 machine guns in the bedroom with the magazine removed, and that was the first time I've ever seen a proper gun in real life.

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  898. And I filmed it. I wanted to put it in a vlog, and then she kept saying, no, don't do that, because legally they're not allowed to have guns and the police will find out and blah blah blah. And I tried doing like a house tour showing the fridge, and she wouldn't let me film it.

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  899. Apparently they're like the indigenous people of Taiwan who got pushed out into the mountains. They used the guns. To go hunting.

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  900. Such a weird lifestyle though, just living on the mountains. And it was so scary to drive there. Her dad drew— drove us there through all these winding roads on the edges of mountains. It was terrifying. If he just slipped, if the road caved and the car just slipped, we would be rolling off the edge of a mountain.

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  901. I was crapping myself. Right on the edge. The road was so narrow and he was driving so fast and not very carefully.

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  902. I think I deleted those videos. I don't know why I deleted them. They were good.

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  903. Can you give us a rundown of your life?

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  904. Um, don't even know where to start.

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  905. My name is Daniel. My dad was white. My mom is Chinese Malaysian.

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  906. Um, then I became obsessed with Japan when I was 18. I learned Japanese. I went to Japan many times. And then I got married to a Japanese woman, 2018. And then I became famous YouTuber. My channel blew up. And then I slept with my viewers. And then my wife got angry. And then my dad died, and then

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  907. my wife kicked me out and divorced me. This sounds so weird, but it's true. And then I ran away to Korea and I slept with a bunch of call girls, and then I came back home and I fell in love with a Dutch girl who dumped me and broke my heart.

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  908. And then I came to Manchester to sleep with a viewer, but then she ghosted me. Me, and now I've got an apartment in Manchester so I don't have to go back to my annoying mum. And that's where we are now.

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  909. Wow, my life sounds so crazy when I explain it like that.

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  910. How's it still light there? Oh yes, 8:40, still light.

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  911. What happens next? Who will know? I predict— well, I'm gonna meet this Ukrainian girl next month. Is next month August? Yeah, she said August. She said she goes to university here, but right now she's back home, but then she's gonna come back

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  912. next month. She's quite pretty and she's not fat, so that's nice.

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  913. So I meet her,

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  914. uh, then I want to go to Greece to meet a Greek girl.

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  915. Probably go to Greece, maybe 2 weeks. I'm not sure, maybe 1 week.

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  916. But 1 day, the first day will be arriving, resting, and then second day hopefully I can meet the girl, find out if she's into me. But the thing is, if she is into me, what do I do? Because I have to come back here, don't I, eventually? Maybe just have, you know, a fun weekend, if you know

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  917. what I mean.

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  918. I don't know, it's kind of, you know, hopeful thinking that we're gonna fall in love and have sex. I mean, that probably won't happen, but it's worth a shot. So I go to Greece, probably 1 week max. If that doesn't work out, I'll go to Berlin because there's a girl in Berlin who wants to meet me. And

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  919. she's British. She sent me a voice message. She sounds really nice. She's got a really friendly sounding voice, but she sounds smart as well.

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  920. So my plan is September, I want to do a bit of traveling. Depends, I don't want to get the bloody vaccine. I can't be bothered.

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  921. Maybe I'll just do the quarantine, but the quarantine's like 2 weeks.

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  922. What if I only want to go to Greece for 1 week but I have to quarantine for 2 weeks, but then when I leave I'm breaking the quarantine by being at the airport?

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  923. And then after Berlin, I guess I'll come back to Manchester

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  924. and then just, you know, hibernate here during winter.

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  925. And then see what happens next year, see if Japan reopens. Hopefully I can meet this 32-year-old that I'm chatting to.

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  926. And then I don't know, if, if Japan's still not open, then I guess I'll just stay here for another 6 months.

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  927. Do you think it'll be open? I really don't think Japan's going to be open in January.

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  928. They're still focusing on the Olympics. I think after the Olympics finishes, then they'll be able to put 100% effort into the vaccine stuff.

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  929. Maybe next spring Japan will be open.

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  930. Next spring, maybe I can aim for next summer for Japan and then end the contract here. So I've only been living here for a year and then get myself a place in Japan.

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  931. Oh, I don't want to get the vaccine. I'm scared. What if I die from the vaccine?

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  932. I don't wanna die,

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  933. I've got so much to live for.

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  934. I want to get a Steam Deck and play Chivalry too.

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  935. Maybe I can just go to Japan a few weeks, meet this woman, see if she's DTF,

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  936. then come back to Manchester.

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  937. But according to the tenancy agreement, I'm not allowed to leave this place unoccupied for more than 28 days, so I can't go away for more than a month. But then how would they find out that

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  938. I'm not here unless they randomly said, oh, we're gonna have to stop by to check this, and then I'm not there?

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  939. My sister had the vaccine. She got the first jab. She said it was fine.

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  940. I just can't be bothered. I gotta find out where it is. I gotta book an appointment. I gotta go there. I gotta get it. I gotta come home.

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  941. And then the vaccine doesn't even give you 100% protection. People are still catching it even after getting 2 jabs. And then you're gonna get boosters, aren't you? People are gonna have to get a 3rd and 4th jab.

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  942. 12 jabs. 12 jabs later. Imagine 2024, only people who have 20 jabs are allowed in the country. You now need to have the

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  943. COVID vaccine variant B.12 Delta in order to give you protection against the Omega, Sigma, Delta, and Alpha variants of the COVID-19 and COVID-20. Oh my God, it's never gonna end.

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  944. Viruses are pretty cool though. They're like a whole ecosystem of things

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  945. comes in waves.

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  946. And actually, did you know viruses are really important in the natural world? They said if you could press a button and eradicate every virus in the world, all life on the planet would collapse because viruses play a very important role in

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  947. in society. It's just a few of them are evil and kill us, but most of the viruses play very important roles. I forgot what they were now, but they keep, you know, bacteria populations under control.

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  948. Yeah, basically viruses keep things under control. Wow, I never thought of it that way.

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  949. So now humans, you know, there's way too many of us. It's keeping us under control, isn't it? It's trying to cull us, keep our numbers down. And then with other things like bacteria, it stops bacteria populations from exploding and just dominating. It also prevents dominant species from just overtaking and wiping out everything else. So it keeps a

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  950. level playing field for different species. So one species gets far too ahead, the other species kind of fall behind because, you know, they don't have a chance of competing. That's where the virus comes in. It like levels the playing field. It's a pretty cool thing that nature has as a tool. Keeping things in check.

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  951. And then these viruses, they just naturally exist in jungles, usually very harmless. It's like monkeys. Monkeys evolved to live with SIV, which is the monkey version of HIV. There are monkeys that have like special DNA that prevents them from dying, and they just have the SIV in them and it doesn't affect them because they've had tens of

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  952. thousands of years of evolution protecting them against it. And then the problem is the virus jumps over cross-species into humans, becomes HIV, and then we haven't had millions of years of evolution to fight to live with it, and we just get you know, decimated by it. We got no protection against stuff like that.

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  953. But it's just crazy, there's monkeys that just have HIV and, and it doesn't affect them at all

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  954. because the virus evolved with the monkey to live symbiotically.

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  955. And then all these bats in jungles, they, they have viruses too. They just live together with the virus. The problem is humans start cutting down the jungles, the bats escape to fly to new places, they shit all over the place spreading the viruses, then humans come into contact with it, and then the virus jumps cross-species and then

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  956. fucks us with SARS and H1N1— I mean COVID, and you know, all the other stuff— swine flu, Spanish flu.

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  957. Just stay out the bloody jungles.

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  958. Jungles. Oh yeah, I read it in this article. It said jungles are like nature's

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  959. mixing melting pot of viruses and bacteria and all different kinds of life form. It's just like a big science lab where they just mix stuff. Everything's like mixed together doing crazy stuff.

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  960. Jungles are crazy places,

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  961. just full of weird stuff.

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  962. The problem is humans are, you know, chopping it down and encroaching into them and spreading them.

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  963. I wonder if I've had COVID. Maybe I did have it, I didn't even realize. So when I walked to Aldi, How many people do I walk past? How many people's germs do I inhale? I walked through crowds of people. I must have walked past someone who has COVID. Are you saying no one in Manchester has COVID?

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  964. Wow, all of a sudden I can't see any of the distance. This massive cloud just moved in.

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  965. A few days ago, it's raining, it looked so cool. I could see forks of lightning shooting down.

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  966. Forks of lightning,

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  967. that's so cool. TotalBiscuit has an emote. It's just funny, I wonder how many people use his emotes and they don't even know who he is. This just shows you, it just

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  968. tells you what a massive impact TotalBiscuit had, where he has an official Twitch emote.

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  969. And the sad thing is I never watched his Twitch streams because back then, you know, I'd never liked Twitch. I didn't watch any Twitch. I've got so many Twitch streams that I could be watching of TotalBiscuit, but I just feel sad.

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  970. I think he just mostly played Warhammer, Total War: Warhammer, and Hearthstone. Kind of boring games for me. I used to be really into Hearthstone though. It was very fun. I used to love creating decks with, like, weird decks with all murlocs or all level 1 cards and then seeing how well it would do. Or all level 10

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  971. cards.

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  972. There are a lot of interesting combinations you could do, but then they just kept adding more and more crazy stuff, and I, I just, you know, lost track of it. Like all these weird dragons and weird things to do, stupidly dumb, stupidly overpowered stuff. Call of Cthulhu was when I last played it. Wait, I need to pee.

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  973. You can watch the view.

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  974. Watching the view, my peace comes.

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  975. Okay, I'm back.

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  976. Could you hear the toilet flush?

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  977. I think I need to buy some bananas.

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  978. Okay, what was I talking about? I forgot now.

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  979. Hmm, get some fuel. Yeah, they sell fuel at the convenience store, but they're like bottles of it and it's £3 each. I want to get a bag of it, but then I have to order online. Oh, I could get protein powder from

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  980. the, uh, vitamin shop.

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  981. Oh, I got a donation! Oh, thank you very much, VX. I like your philosophy. What is my philosophy?

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  982. Oh, and I got raided. By Foxy. I messaged Foxy on Twitter, you didn't reply to me.

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  983. Ghosted.

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  984. But I was just complaining about when I got banned on Twitch. It's fine now,

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  985. you don't have to reply.

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  986. Oh, thank you, Total Bizkit. If your dad survived the flu, then the chances of him being lucky and surviving corona is zero. Only the old or sick are more likely to die from a mere flu, but not the young and healthy. Corona is a scientific name for the new flu. Take vax at your risk. Is that anti-vax

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  987. talk? I'm confused. If my dad survived the flu, chances of him being lucky and surviving corona is zero. There's no way my dad would have survived corona. He got taken out by Spanish flu, but Spanish flu is way deadlier than corona. I think 20 million people or something died from Spanish flu back in 1920. It's so weird,

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  988. exactly 100 years ago the Spanish flu pandemic happened.

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  989. Oh, I just got a 1-day ban because apparently I wasn't moderating the chat. I didn't realize I had to do that on Twitch.

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  990. Apparently if people are being, you know, crazy in the chat and I'm not banning people, then I get a ban. It's kind of weird. I wasn't expecting it. I don't even know what they were talking about that got me banned. I think they were like spamming doxxing stuff,

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  991. so now I got to keep, keep the chat moderated.

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  992. Bit annoying. I don't know if I've got a mod. I think I have one mod.

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  993. Oh yeah, Carrie's here. I think usually It's just one or two people that try and get me into trouble. The first time he was doing text-to-speech donation with the N-word. I think it might be the same person.

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  994. Oh yeah, they were trying to dox the Australian guy or something.

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  995. Wow, those buildings look so cute with the orange glow lights, glowing orange lights.

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  996. So apparently people can't see me from the outside because the glass is reflective.

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  997. That's what the building manager said. He said you don't need curtains,

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  998. but he didn't say it's reflective. I should have asked him. My conversation skills are so bad. I said, when are they going to clean the windows because I don't have curtains? And then he said, you don't need them. And I just said, oh. I just said, oh. I should have said—

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  999. I don't know what I said. I forgot now.

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  1000. But I'm assuming it's like a one-way thing. If I don't need curtains, then obviously you can't see in.

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  1001. Check yourself to see if they're reflective. But then I have to go outside, go and stand there and look up.

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  1002. If it's bright sunlight, I don't think you'd see in. But if it's nighttime and I've got my light on, could you see me? Because there's no outside light reflecting off it.

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  1003. If Raid Shadow Legends gave me 1K to promote their game, yeah, I'd take it. 1K is really good. The most I ever got for a sponsor was about 500.

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  1004. Do you like my new apartment? In case you haven't seen it yet. So, this is my door. Imagine if this was the front door and the way you get down is, is by rope. Slide down a rope.

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  1005. We're in Manchester.

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  1006. It's pretty quiet for Saturday night.

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  1007. No music. Last week there was lots of music playing and people being cheerful outside.

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  1008. Maybe because the weather got bad. Apparently this is bad weather, but I like it.

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  1009. People kept saying the weather's really grim, but I like cloudiness and rain.

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  1010. Put a fake Daniel near the window. That's a good idea.

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  1011. Then people would think I'm in when I'm out.

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  1012. I need to clean my toilet. There's a bit of a stain. I need to— I don't know if I can use a sponge. Or do I need to get a special toilet brush to clean it? I just don't really want to put my hand into the toilet water when I've got this rash and then I get infected.

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  1013. But then I have to buy a toilet brush.

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  1014. I don't know why there's a poo stain at the bottom. There's— don't know if you can see it. There's poo stain. I don't understand poo. Why does it make a stain? Why does it get hard? It's in water, shouldn't it be soft? Usually you soak things in water, it softens up and loosens, but the poo does the

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  1015. opposite and it seems to get harder and harder the longer you leave it there. Very weird.

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  1016. Am I gonna reuse a sponge for dishes? Yeah, why not? If I use washing-up liquid, it will kill the bacteria.

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  1017. I can't believe they didn't give me anything. Well, they gave me a set of drawers and a bed mattress, but apart from that, the whole apartment was completely bare. Did the previous tenant take everything? Well, he left his, his Wi-Fi box, which is good because I, I made a new account and I switched it over to my

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  1018. name to get Wi-Fi.

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  1019. I got hyper-optic fiber optic super speeds, 500 megabits upload/download. Finally, I've got good internet.

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  1020. But apart from that, they didn't leave me anything. You know, not even a chopping board, not even a cup. Did he just take everything with him?

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  1021. You have to clear the apartment up before you move? Really?

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  1022. I just want to leave this stuff. Look, the next person can use this pot. It's a perfectly good kettle. I had to buy all this. If I'm gonna leave, I don't want to take a kettle and a pot with me. Why can't I leave it here for the next person?

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  1023. What am I gonna do with it when Japan reopens and I move back to Japan? What am I supposed to do with all this stuff? Just put it in a bag and dump it somewhere? Dump it in the river?

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  1024. What if I got like a massive TV and left it here for him? Bet he would want it then.

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  1025. I'm gonna get some snacks. I don't have any snacks.

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  1026. Japan isn't gonna reopen for a long time. 2 years? No,

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  1027. I'm gonna be an old man by the time it reopens. My sexual peak wasted.

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  1028. Ah, I want to have sex. Come on, Japan.

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  1029. Oh, and you know, I was worrying about the size of the place. It's actually not bad when you get used to it.

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  1030. Remember I was pacing up and down in the previous place going, oh, it's I think it's too small. I want to get the bigger place. I'm so glad I didn't get the bigger place. The bigger place would not have this amazing view because the south-facing view is kind of crap. It's just, you know, fields and countryside. You

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  1031. get the whole city from this view. And then the bigger place is like £100 more expensive,

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  1032. but it's bigger and it's got a balcony. Hmm, well, it got taken anyway, so— but this place is not too bad. The size, it does look a bit small. If you're like a really fat person, you're gonna struggle to even walk down that corridor,

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  1033. which is good if you're— which means it's good if you're skinny.

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  1034. Yeah, I quite like it. It's cozy. I don't really need a massive place.

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  1035. The sofa is huge.

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  1036. Look, I need to sit here and I don't even take up half of it.

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  1037. You can easily fit 5 people on it. Or we can sit here.

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  1038. Oh,

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  1039. see how nice that is?

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  1040. Oh yes, all I need now is like a glass of red wine.

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  1041. Do I play Pokémon? No, I do not.

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  1042. The only way I'll get back into Pokémon is if they made an ultra gory adult version where you get to fuck the Pokémon gym trainers.

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  1043. Last time I played Pokémon, I was 14, but can you imagine if they made an 18+ adult Pokémon game where the Pokémon, you can like cut off the limbs during fights? Oh, that'd be so good. Insert, they should ditch the turn-based combat. I hate that. And then make it like Chivalry 2, third-person hack-and-slash combat, and you play

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  1044. as the Pokémon during Pokémon battles. So usually you play as the, as the guy, as the human, and then when you throw the Poké Ball, the camera shifts to the Pokémon, and then that you have like a melee weapon, and then you just hack the enemy Pokémon. You can like cut him to bits and blood comes out

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  1045. and stuff. That would be so good.

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  1046. So for example, Charizard or Charmeleon, the one that breathes fire, he should scorch the enemy Pokémon and then they catch on fire and start screaming and stuff. And then you should be able to bang the girls.

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  1047. That would be so cool.

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  1048. Have I had a beer in my new apartment? No, I keep putting off getting a beer because every time I get beer I have to show ID and I feel a bit embarrassed.

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  1049. Games would just automatically be better if it was really bloody and gory,

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  1050. like Chivalry 2 and Kingdom Come.

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  1051. I'm not sure if I'll get Kingdom Come again when it comes out on Switch. It's a very nice story and setting.

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  1052. It's just the gameplay and the combat kind of sucks,

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  1053. but it always feels so meaningless being able to bang the, the characters in games. Just feels like, what's the point?

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  1054. You get, you get a nice scene, cutscene, I guess. Well, in Kingdom Come you get a bit of a buff, you get this special perk when you bang Lady Stephanie. I think it's called Alpha Male perk, and then you get like strength bonus.

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  1055. I can't get my tripod back in.

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  1056. There it is.

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  1057. I wonder if it's gonna rain. These clouds are pretty thick. It's like a blanket of cloud.

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  1058. Are they making GTA 6 yet? I heard some people talk about it. Oh, look at the wall. This is so weird how they've made the wall connect to the glass.

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  1059. Look, I've seen other studio rooms exactly the same as this in this building, and they all have a gap here,

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  1060. but this is the only one that seems to have a wall that goes all the way up until the glass, and they've put this weird— this weird filler in between the wall and the glass.

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  1061. Maybe this is like a load-bearing wall.

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  1062. I wonder why.

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  1063. And there's patches on the ceiling, yellow patches.

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  1064. Bit weird.

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  1065. It's quite interesting reading about this building. They said originally it was supposed to be 50 floors, but they had to reduce it by 3 floors because of the wind. They said if it was 50 floors, the wind would be too strong and the building would sway. So they reduced the height, which resulted in this— they put this

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  1066. glass blade at the top of the building, which is like a decorative piece and also serves as a lightning rod, but then it creates this really loud humming sound in heavy wind situations. I haven't heard it yet, but it's supposed to be audible from miles away. And then the architect who lives at the top of the building

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  1067. refused to remove it. Make— he refused to make alterations.

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  1068. A bit selfish. I don't know why they've got this glass blade.

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  1069. And so many people hate the building. They say, oh yeah, people are upset because Manchester lost its ability to ever become a World Heritage Site because the building is too big. So in England, in order to maintain World Heritage status,

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  1070. you're not allowed buildings above a certain height, which is why I think London doesn't have really high skyscrapers, because they want to maintain the World Heritage status. It's really dumb. Who cares?

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  1071. You're stopping people from building really cool skyscrapers for the sake of some status thing.

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  1072. And then Liverpool is under threat of losing its World Heritage because it's looking too modern. They're starting to become too modern looking.

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  1073. The Deansgate Towers. Yeah, I see those on the way back. They're really big, but they're on that side.

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  1074. Yeah, I wonder what they look like on the inside. Oh, what if I look for it now and then they look really nice and then I'm like, oh, I should have gotten that place? Let's look at the apartment app. I haven't looked at the apartment app in ages.

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  1075. Okay, to rent. I don't know what's the most expensive apartment. £4,000.

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  1076. Look, this is where I was staying at before. Oxid House. This is £1,000 a month. So it's only £100 more expensive than this place, and

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  1077. I think it's a 2-bedroom.

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  1078. Yeah, look, remember, they all look like this— same unit, same equipment.

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  1079. Yeah, this one's a 2-bedroom. I don't need 2 bedrooms.

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  1080. But this apartment had more modern furniture and decoration. I didn't like it anyway.

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  1081. Where

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  1082. is it? Dean's Gate.

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  1083. Tower. Is it here?

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  1084. Why can't I find it?

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  1085. It should be around this area.

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  1086. I

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  1087. don't see it.

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  1088. The real estate agent, a different one I phoned up, when I was trying to negotiate the payments, they tried to recommend me a £700 a month place. They said, maybe this one's more in line with your budget, as if I couldn't afford a £1,000 a month apartment. I could afford it.

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  1089. How dare they!

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  1090. Recommended me this ugly-looking one

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  1091. and it had no view. I said, does it have a good view? Because I really want a good view. They said no.

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  1092. Maybe the other place didn't actually get taken. They just made that up as an excuse because they didn't think I could afford it.

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  1093. You don't look like someone who has money. But they don't even know what I look like. I phoned them up.

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  1094. I make more than £1,000 a month. I make maybe £1,600.

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  1095. I think I made like £1,800 this month with my sausage up the bum video.

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  1096. Is it in Deansgate Square.

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  1097. Oh, I found it! Oh wow,

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  1098. yeah, those are really nice-looking buildings. When were they completed? Oh damn, they're like £1,300 a month. How much is that in dollars?

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  1099. What's the exchange rate? Oh no, not an ad. Find your new summer read. $1.38. Oh, so $1,800 a month.

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  1100. Why do I repeat myself over and over? Why do you keep saying the same comment over and over? Look who's talking.

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  1101. Yeah, so this is the Deansgate Towers. Let's see how big it is.

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  1102. Ah, look at the view! My view's way better. That view sucks, you just get 2 slits. I've got a whole wall of view. Suck it, Deansgate Tower.

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  1103. What? It doesn't even look that good.

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  1104. Look at the furniture.

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  1105. Look at the bedroom.

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  1106. Well, the bathroom looks really nice, I have to say. Is there— there's no bathtub.

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  1107. Oh, there is.

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  1108. It looks very modern.

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  1109. Oh, look, ping pong table.

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  1110. Oh, look at this treadmill, it's like a curve.

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  1111. That's weird, never seen a curved treadmill before.

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  1112. Oh, they've got a swimming pool. My building doesn't have a swimming pool. Yeah, my building— my place is way better than this, and it's £450 cheaper. This place, the view looks— I mean, the view's good, but it's just 2 windows.

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  1113. I've got an entire wall. Look at that. Amazing.

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  1114. My apartment's kind of dull. Why?

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  1115. Well, I guess you could decorate it, couldn't you? You can get like Japanese lantern lights, a big tall standing one, put it in the corner.

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  1116. I would get rid of that table and chairs, they just look kind of boring. I want to get— I would get like a Japanese table thing, what's it called?

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  1117. You know, the table with the blanket. I keep forgetting about that one.

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  1118. And then you get, yeah, LED lights under the kitchen cupboards.

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  1119. You can get a fluffy rug.

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  1120. Uh, I would consider that if I got a girlfriend here, but I'm still kind of hoping to go back to Japan, meet Japanese women. I just like Japanese women. They're nice.

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  1121. Oh yeah, schoolwork.

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  1122. Kotatsu. Kotatsu.

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  1123. I always kind of laugh when it says, you know, they're trying to make this place sound good by saying, oh, there's a fine selection of bars, restaurants, and shops, as if I go to any of those. I just stay in my house all day.

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  1124. I wonder what the most expensive apartment is.

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  1125. Maximum 40,000 a month. Minimum 35,000 a month.

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  1126. What? Why didn't it do it?

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  1127. Search. Oh, there's nothing. Not even one. I want a 35,000 a month apartment.

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  1128. Okay, what about minimum 10,000? Oh, they have some! Oh my God, 22,000! In— it's in the same building

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  1129. where I'm living. This is where I'm living. Oh no, I just doxxed myself. Shit, don't doxx me.

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  1130. Oh my God, it's like a penthouse! 4-bedroom apartment, £22,000 a month.

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  1131. Damn, who lives in these? Look at that. Oh my God, there's a staircase.

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  1132. Oh wow, look at that sofa. Who can afford £22,000 a month?

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  1133. That's like $30,000. I could afford one month. How much in dollars?

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  1134. Oh, $30,000 a month. Jesus, look at that.

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  1135. Yeah, you'd have to be making

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  1136. Meet Kevin levels of money.

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  1137. $22,000. Damn, you'd have to be making like $50K a month, $40K a month. Wow, look at

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  1138. it, it's huge.

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  1139. Look at that sofa. 2, 4, 6, 8— it's like a 12-seater.

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  1140. Whoa,

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  1141. that's nice.

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  1142. I wonder how many of these apartments they have here.

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  1143. It's a 2, 2-floor, 4-bedroom. Oh wow, look at the bathroom!

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  1144. Jeebus!

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  1145. Wow, look at the bedroom!

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  1146. Can you imagine? There must be whole families living higher up there, and I'm down here like a peasant with my I don't even have one bedroom. I just have one big room. Not even a big one, but I just have one room and that's everything. I don't even have a separate room.

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  1147. What is this room? It's like an office.

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  1148. Way too big. I wouldn't like it, to be honest. Have you seen PewDiePie's new video. Uh, it's him and Ken, and they're looking at the most expensive house, and it's like this American guy in LA, and he's got this huge house, and it looks so bleak and bland and empty. It's just like a massive vast space of

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  1149. nothing. It's like a Minecraft house. It literally looks like the kind of house you'd build in Minecraft. It's all square blocky, completely empty, all just white. It just looks so soulless.

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  1150. I actually kind of prefer my place.

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  1151. It's nice and small and cozy.

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  1152. Got the best view. At least my view's better than this one. Look, look at their view. They've got the south-facing view.

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  1153. Too much space. Oh,

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  1154. should I phone them up and say, hello, I'm interested in the £22,000 a month 4-bedroom apartment. Is it still available? Triplex, triplex, triplex stunning apartment.

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  1155. 3 balconies. Contemporary kitchen, 4,000 square foot of space, 5 parking spaces.

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  1156. Oh, it's on the 45th floor. That's only 2 floors below the Architect. The Architect's— oh no,

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  1157. the Architect has the top 2 floors and there's 47 floors. This is right below the legend Mr. Ian Simpson, architect. He lives on the 46th and 47th floor, so this is the 45th. You're right below him. You'd be like his neighbor.

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  1158. Amazing 4-bedroom one-off apartment set over 3 floors.

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  1159. A breathtaking property with endless uses for a main residence, second home, or corporate retreat. You enter on the 44th, 45th floor to a spacious hall and spiral staircase.

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  1160. So you get the 44th, 45th, 50th, 46th floor. And then I think— no, wait,

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  1161. I thought the Architect has 46 and 47 because he has the top 2 floors. Maybe he shares the 46th floor. Interesting.

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  1162. What? Service charge, £24,000.

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  1163. Wow. Oh, they've got a video tour. Do you want to watch it?

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  1164. Jordan Fishwick. How do I make it bigger?

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  1165. Wait, I'll make sure I don't have porn.

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  1166. I don't usually watch porn on my iPad, but you never know.

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  1167. Ah, no.

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  1168. Jordan Fishwick. Oh no, stupid thing. There we go.

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  1169. Prepare to see a £22,000— oh, I just dodged myself— £22,000 a month,

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  1170. 4-bedroom triplex.

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  1171. Not as good as my video tool.

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  1172. Nice music.

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  1173. Wow, that staircase is nice.

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  1174. They always put this music, it's kind of cheesy, isn't it?

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  1175. Hmm,

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  1176. pretty cool. What else do they have for 20,000? They've got a few places, 20,000 a month.

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  1177. 4-bedroom terrace house.

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  1178. Wow.

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  1179. 3-bed penthouse.

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  1180. Very nice.

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  1181. Hmm, so that was the most expensive apartment in Manchester. Did anyone else see Boris Johnson is having another child with his woman? Jesus, how many kids does he have now? He's got like 11 kids now, and he, he's had 5 different women, impregnated all of them. He's got 11 kids from 5 different— Jesus,

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  1182. that's what you call winning in life. And everyone in the comments on Twitter were just like complaining.

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  1183. They're just jealous. Any man would love to impregnate 5 different women. Don't lie to me.

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  1184. Any man who loves sex would— it would be like his dream to be able to, number one, afford it. Number two, even get the opportunity to impregnate multiple women.

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  1185. Ah, why are my sperm so weak? I've had like 10 different girlfriends. I didn't get a single one pregnant.

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  1186. Pregnant. I wish I got Mila pregnant, then she'd be mine forever,

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  1187. eternally linked by our spawn,

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  1188. our mutant offspring. We would have such a cool mixture for our kids. It would be— what would it be? 25% Asian, 50% white, and then 25% black. I still don't understand how Mila is half black. It doesn't make any sense. I met her mum. Her mum is like properly black, Brazilian black, and then Mila looks nothing like

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  1189. her mum. Like, there's no hint of blackness in Mila. I don't get it. I thought black genes were really powerful.

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  1190. So our kid would be 25% Black and Asian and then 50% white. Very weird.

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  1191. Maybe that's what Indian people are, like a mixture of Black and Asian and a bit of white,

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  1192. because Indian people have the dark skin and the dark hair, but they kind of have Western facial features, like The big nose, the big pointy nose

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  1193. and the deep eyes.

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  1194. I wish I had a kid somewhere. It would make life interesting. I'd be like, oh, I'm just going to travel over to Netherlands to visit my child and then pop over to Japan to visit my other child.

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  1195. As long as I don't have to pay for it.

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  1196. But damn, Boris Johnson has like a dozen kids now, 5 different women. How do the women feel? Don't the women feel,

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  1197. I don't know, like embarrassed or something? Like, oh, they're just another one of Boris's women. Oh, I'm just— I'm Boris's woman number 4.

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  1198. He blessed me with 2 little Borises. Don't they feel, I don't know, like not special?

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  1199. Maybe they don't care because they think, oh, Boris is so sexy. He's Prime Minister. He's got so much charisma. He's got amazing hair. Imagine how many women there must be desperate, gagging for Boris's juice. I bet there's like women lining up willing to have Boris's babies.

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  1200. When you're a high status man,

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  1201. it's just weird because I thought women want to be like the number one. They want to be special. There's all that jealousy stuff.

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  1202. But then when it's a really ultra-rich man who's successful, it's like they don't care anymore. It's like, oh yeah, it's fine, as long as he's, you know, supporting me financially. I'll be Boris's number 6.

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  1203. It's just weird.

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  1204. It's like Boris's current woman, isn't she worried she's just like woman number 5 before woman number 6 comes, and then she's like swept aside, not Boris's main focus anymore whilst Boris is doing number 6 and 7? Maybe Boris is already doing number 6 now secretly.

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  1205. What a legend.

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  1206. The baby maker. Baby maker Boris.

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  1207. You see, for every, you know, for every incel loser who can't get a girlfriend and can't get anyone pregnant, there's like at least a few Boris's making 20 babies each.

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  1208. Have you seen Boris's children? Some of them look just like him. It's weird,

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  1209. they look like little mini-mes of him.

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  1210. I find it so great how his initials are BJ, and then you got Matt Hancock and Dominic Cummings. They've all got such weird sexual names.

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  1211. Boris Johnson's kids.

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  1212. Oh no, you can see my screen.

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  1213. Kids.

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  1214. Theodore Apollo Johnson. I can't imagine what his daughters would look like with that nose.

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  1215. Look, Theodore looks just like him. That's so weird.

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  1216. Now those are 4 of his children. That— oh my God, what's that? What happened?

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  1217. Why does it say rotate your device? That's a stupid ad, that.

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  1218. I just want to show the picture.

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  1219. Yeah, the one on the left has his nose. The one on the right has his nose. I think the girls have his nose too. You just can't really see it because it's like a front. The second— the first girl, look, she definitely has his nose. He looks just like Boris but younger. That's so weird. He looks just

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  1220. like him, even the hair.

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  1221. Draco Malfoy. Yeah, it does look like, like a bigger nose version of Draco.

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  1222. Damn, that nose. He's got strong genetics with the nose. I don't know who my nose looks like. I've got like a weird combination of my mum's wide nose and my dad's nose bridge.

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  1223. The hell? Where did all my tabs go?

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  1224. Oh.

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  1225. Ah, these websites are so annoying with the ads.

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  1226. Meet Boris Johnson's children, including love child from secret affair.

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  1227. Well, his new woman does not have a good profile. Face. Look at that. She's got like the, um, she's gotta do some mewing, doesn't she? She's got the mouth breather profile, the weak chin.

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  1228. Look at him, it looks just like him. That's so funny.

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  1229. That daughter is not bad looking. This one looks like a man. This guy looks like he's like a hippie who does weed and has a band. He looks like a spiritual hippie version of Boris. Look at his mustache.

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  1230. They got the same nose as that Turkish nose. You know Boris Johnson's great-grandfather was the,

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  1231. um, wasn't he like a minister in Turkey? He was like a Turkish guy. That nose carried through like 5 generations.

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  1232. That is a Turkish nose if I've ever seen one. Yeah, that one's quite good looking.

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  1233. Looks very Turkish. I never knew he was like of Turkish descent. There was the program Who Do You Think You Are? and then he traced all the way back to Turkey and his great-grandfather is like not white at all. Oh yeah, did you see Ainsley Harriott, uh, the chef, the black guy? His great-great-great-grandfather was white. That's why

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  1234. his name is Harriet. It's so weird.

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  1235. You'd think, oh, he's black, so all his ancestors must be black too. His great-great-great-grandfather was 100% white.

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  1236. It's just weird that happens.

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  1237. And he was a slave owner.

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  1238. Maybe he slept with his slaves.

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  1239. Cassia Peaches, 22-year-old, studied— she's 22. Oh, that's his daughter. I thought it was the woman he had a kid with.

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  1240. Yeah, his daughter's 22.

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  1241. Theodore Johnson, the Prime Minister's youngest son. He is 20. He went to Cambridge University.

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  1242. Imagine the next Prime Minister is one of Boris's sons.

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  1243. I wonder who the next Prime Minister is going to be.

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  1244. Maybe Keir Starmer. Keir Starmer is kind of boring.

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  1245. Nigel Farage. I miss that guy. He was funny. People hated him so much. I miss Tony Blair. He was so— I love the way Tony Blair spoke. He had such a, you know, such an English gentleman way of speaking.

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  1246. People hated Tony Blair.

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  1247. I like him.

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  1248. Theresa May was boring.

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  1249. Bet she's glad she's not the Prime Minister though. Imagine being unlucky enough to be the Prime Minister during COVID And having to have all the responsibility of handling lockdowns and stuff. She must be thinking, oh, thank God I only had to deal with Brexit.

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  1250. Thatcher the bullet there. She was a bit of a meme though with the dancing. I need to pee again.

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  1251. The coffee's coming out.

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  1252. Oh yeah, Thatcher, she was pretty cool. A legend.

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  1253. I— did you see that puppet show they used to have in the '70s or '80s? The Spitting Image. They had some really horrid puppets of her. Look, Justin.

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  1254. Oh, I've got to do stupid washing up.

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  1255. I think I'll do it tomorrow. Just rinse it.

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  1256. Can't be bothered.

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  1257. Ah, it would be nice if Mila came and visited me.

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  1258. Give me another chance. I didn't do nothing wrong.

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  1259. That'd be my, my wildest dream. She messages me, flies over. We have a romantic time in my new humble abode.

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  1260. Oh, why doesn't she like me anymore?

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  1261. Don't know why she didn't like me.

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  1262. She liked me so much in the beginning.

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  1263. What did I do wrong?

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  1264. Can I message her? I actually thought about writing her a letter, you know, apologizing and stuff, explaining, but I felt like it's a waste of time.

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  1265. And then I'd be scared, like, what if she replies and then the reply is just something like, okay Daniel, thanks Daniel, if it's just like really cold and blunt. Well then what if she didn't reply at all and then just ignored it?

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  1266. I thought writing a letter would be romantic.

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  1267. I just don't get it because in December when I was saying to her that I was gonna—

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  1268. before Brexit happens, I would go back home, and I was thinking of staying at home for a few months, she was so shocked and sad to hear that I wanted to stay home for a few months. She was like, what, a few months? I thought you're only going to go for a week and then come straight back.

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  1269. Like, I felt really nice, so I thought— I felt like she really wanted me to be there. And then just a few weeks later, she dumps me. I don't get it.

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  1270. I felt so Confident that she wanted to be with me, that I went and paid for the January rent.

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  1271. Why was she so unhappy with me? I don't get it. If I was so boring, then why didn't she say— why didn't she suggest things we could do together?

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  1272. Now, if she wanted to do something, I would have been willing.

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  1273. I just wonder why

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  1274. she felt that unhappy with me.

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  1275. Yeah, it was like the 3rd time she tried to dump me.

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  1276. After the 2nd time, I felt like, oh, this isn't gonna work. She's trying to dump me again. It's only a matter of time until she tries again. Just felt really bad. Kept getting dumped by her.

    Segment details4:38:53–4:39:07 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1275
  1277. And I felt like the reasons were so silly.

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  1278. She kept saying stuff like, oh, there's still stuff she wants to do and being in a relationship would make it hard to do that stuff. And then she wants to go to places that I don't want to go to and she wants to do stuff that I don't want to do. Which is true. Like, if she said,

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  1279. oh, I want to go to Mexico, I want to go to Madagascar and do a safari on an elephant, I'd be like, oh no, I really don't want to do that.

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  1280. Yeah, I remember she said she wants to go hitchhiking across Russia.

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  1281. Oh my God.

    Segment details4:39:57–4:39:58 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1280
  1282. I don't want to do that.

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  1283. It's like the least thing I'd want to do ever— get into a stranger's car.

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  1284. That's why it's so difficult to find the right person.

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  1285. Maybe you can find the right person, but then they don't like you, or they want to do things you don't want to do, and then you can't be together.

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  1286. I just don't want to do dangerous stuff.

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  1287. I don't want to do stressful, hard stuff. I want comfort and luxury.

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  1288. I want a nice sofa and a nice bed. I want to travel in a plane, not in a bus.

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  1289. I want to talk about, you know, stuff like the Steam Deck or what Elon Musk is doing. I don't know.

    Segment details4:41:36–4:41:43 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1288
  1290. Yeah, after that whole thing happened, I, I feel kind of insecure now about

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  1291. being a boring person because I guess, yeah, I am pretty boring. People ask me what do I do for fun. I stare at stock charts all day and I play Mario Kart and then I livestream for 8 hours. That's not fun for most people. They think, oh wow, that sounds really boring. You just stare at a chart

    Segment details4:41:55–4:42:15 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1290
  1292. going up and down. Oh, you just talk to yourself for 6 hours straight. That's weird.

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  1293. I feel like Japanese women would be impressed. They'd be like, oh wow, you understand the stock market? That sounds impressive. Or maybe they think it's like gambling.

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  1294. But then even Ice Poseidon got dumped. Look at Ice Poseidon. He drives, he has friends, he does interesting stuff. He has money, and then even still he gets dumped by Kimberly. It's like no one's ever good enough for women.

    Segment details4:42:51–4:43:07 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1293
  1295. They always got something to complain about.

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  1296. Kimberly said she wasn't happy. Why wasn't she happy? Jesus, none of these women are bloody happy. That's why everyone's going gay these days.

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  1297. Why do I compare to Ice Poseidon? You couldn't be any more different. That's the whole point.

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  1298. The point of the comparison is Ice is completely different to me and he still got dumped. But I'm saying I feel insecure now because I got dumped for being boring and not adventurous. But then Ice is adventurous. He has a Tesla and he drives all across the country meeting people and doing stuff, and he still gets dumped.

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  1299. So what the hell are you supposed to do?

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  1300. She wanted a career in Missouri. Why couldn't she have a career in Texas?

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  1301. I don't even know where Missouri is, which means it must be like a really small crap place. I know where Texas is. Texas is like a massive city.

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  1302. What couldn't she do that? What, what career?

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  1303. How dare she dump my boy Ice.

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  1304. I give up. Even my sister dumped her ex because she didn't feel a connection.

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  1305. Jesus, what do these women want? They want all this emotional connection stuff. And be a lesbian then, because us men, that's not what we do. We don't do emotions and connections and deep feeling stuff. We talk about guns and cars and stocks and Game Boy and Steam Decks.

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  1306. I don't know how to make— I don't know how to keep women happy. It's too hard to make a woman happy. You got to become a woman. It's why gay men and women become such great friends, because gay men are like that. They're very emotional, in touch with their feelings.

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  1307. Very difficult. So I don't know how— I didn't know how to make Mina happy.

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  1308. At all.

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  1309. I thought she wanted to travel, so I said, sure, let's go travel then. But then you got a cat. How are we going to travel now? She said, oh, I'm gonna take the cat with us in a basket. You travel around with a cat. Jesus, can you imagine the nightmare that would be?

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  1310. Carrying a cat around in a basket every airport you go to.

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  1311. I was ready to like get up and go and go traveling. I could have gone anywhere anytime.

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  1312. We were looking at Norway to travel to before we broke up.

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  1313. Do you think I should delete the stream? I feel like the beginning hour I said some pretty harsh things about Tim Schofield. Called him an idiot.

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  1314. I'm just scared I'll get another 1-day ban. Maybe next one will be like a 1-week ban.

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  1315. No, I'm just a bit worried I went a bit too far in the beginning.

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  1316. Yeah, it's like Coach Red Pill says, women are addicted to emotions.

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  1317. So who the hell's making that noise?

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  1318. So the best way to keep a woman around is by feeding her with emotions. They can be good emotions or negative ones. It's like Chihiro was still sticking around with all the drama, probably because she felt, you know, like even though the fighting and drama and stuff was bad, maybe for her it was a bit of excitement.

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  1319. But the problem with Mida is I didn't give her any emotions. I didn't give her like adventurous, exciting good feeling emotions because I was just boring staying at home doing stocks. And then I didn't really give her bad emotions either because there was no— there wasn't really any fighting. We never had any big fights or anything like

    Segment details4:48:11–4:48:30 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1318
  1320. that. So it was just like flat. It must have just felt like nothing is why she said there was no connection, because I wasn't giving her any emotions, not good nor bad.

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  1321. Cause I'm not a very adventurous, thrill-seeking guy. So yeah, it's pretty boring if you're an adrenaline junkie and you love meeting people and stuff like that. You're gonna be a bit bored with me because I don't really like meeting people. I like being in my comfort zone. Yeah, she kept saying, oh, she hates being in her comfort

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  1322. zone. She loves being, you know, she loves escaping her comfort zone. No, I love being in my comfort zone.

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  1323. I want to do everything possible to be able to stay in it.

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  1324. I hate leaving my comfort zone.

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  1325. The world is a scary place. I'd bet I'd rather be safer than sorry, even if it means I'm missing out on a lot of fun. I'm also avoiding a lot of pain and and scariness.

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  1326. I'm just scared, you know, even if I find a new girl, I'm not going to be able to make her happy. I don't know how to make people happy, to be honest.

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  1327. I can do simple things like buying them a gift

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  1328. Very sad. I lack the ability to form connections with people.

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  1329. And I've got close to no motivation to want to do anything. Like go and join a club, go and learn a new skill, go and do a pottery class, go and become a yoga model.

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  1330. That's the thing that misleads girls, I think, because you watch my channel, you think, oh wow, look at Daniel, all this drama's happening, all this crazy stuff's happening, his life seems so interesting. Or well, it used to. And then girls want to meet me because they think, well, this guy is like completely random, impulsive. And then they

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  1331. meet me and then they realize actually he's really boring. He just stays at home 90% of the time playing Rainbow Six, and then you've got to like twist his arm to make him go anywhere, and he just wants sex all day.

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  1332. Maybe that's why Mida was intrigued in the beginning, because it was like so much happening— getting married, going back to Japan, Hong Kong guy. Meeting different people, then suddenly going to Korea. It just seemed like an adventure. Then in real life, I'm like the most boring person in the world.

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  1333. You have to be happy with yourself. Yeah, well, I am pretty happy. You know, staying at home and playing games and trading stocks. Problem is, girls find that boring and they don't, they don't like it.

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  1334. Going on a roller coaster and joining some stupid class and meeting random people, that's not what I want to do.

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  1335. I

    Segment details4:53:21–4:53:21 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1334
  1336. don't know.

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  1337. We had a bit of a tiny— it's not really a tiny fight, it was like a bit of unpleasantness. So we went to a shopping mall and Mila kept trying to get me to go into opticians to try out different glasses, and I really don't like doing that because number one, I've got no intention of getting new

    Segment details4:53:34–4:53:56 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1336
  1338. glasses And every time you go into an optician, the staff always comes up to you and bothers you, stands next to you. Because we did it in Germany. We went into an optician and then the woman kept like following us around. It's so annoying.

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  1339. So she kept trying to get me into opticians. I kept trying to resist, saying, no, I don't want to. And then she said this in this tone, oh, you don't want to do anything. She said it like that, in that tone,

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  1340. and her face was like kind of upset. Felt really bad.

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  1341. She kept trying to get me to try on trousers as well, which was annoying because I had to take my stuff out my pockets, had to undo my belt, had to take off my my shoes,

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  1342. and I had to put on the trousers, which I didn't like. I had no intention of buying any trousers.

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  1343. And then I had to take them off, and I had to put my trousers back on, put my stuff back in my pockets, put my belt back on, put my shoes back on, all for nothing. She kept trying to drag me into clothing stores.

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  1344. She kept like trying to boss me around, and then she wouldn't take no as an answer.

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  1345. If I tried to say no, she would keep going, oh, come on, please just do it just once.

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  1346. And then I kept saying no, no, no, and then she just went, oh, you don't want to do anything.

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  1347. And then I said, uh, I said I wanted to go and look at the tablets and laptops, and then she wouldn't even let me look at the phones for like more than 2 minutes, and then she pulled me away, said it was boring.

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  1348. I want to look at the iPhone 12s.

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  1349. She wouldn't let me do what I wanted to do, and then Kept complaining because I didn't want to do what she wanted me to do.

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  1350. I just got so stressed out with it.

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  1351. Yeah, it was a bit of a nightmare now I look back. I felt pretty unhappy. I mean, I miss her, but then there were so many things I felt unhappy about. Like the way she kept— she was so bossy.

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  1352. I really hate being told what to do.

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  1353. Yeah, when she was at my home, it was so great.

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  1354. Everything was in lockdown, so we couldn't go anywhere anyway, which was great.

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  1355. But things just kind of changed when I moved to Rotterdam.

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  1356. I'd just like it if I said no and then they would respect my decision,

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  1357. but it was really great in the beginning.

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  1358. It was like a dream, a dream come true.

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  1359. Uh, what

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  1360. a roller coaster ride it was. There were so many ups and downs.

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  1361. When she came to Germany to see me again, it was like, oh, the happiest feeling I ever felt in my entire life. I swear, I never felt so happy.

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  1362. Nothing even came close to that one day when she messaged me when I was in Germany. Saying she, she wanted to come and see me. I don't think I ever felt more joy.

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  1363. Nothing else even comes close. Blowing up on YouTube, making tens of thousands on stocks, fuck all that. None of that even came even close to that one day in Germany. Jesus.

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  1364. It was like my dream come true when she messaged me again.

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  1365. That was— I was so awkward

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  1366. that first day when she arrived at my German Airbnb. I didn't know if it was okay to like touch her or—

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  1367. but we were, we were like very touchy almost straight away, holding hands and stuff. It was so nice,

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  1368. like we had been apart for such a long time finally back together.

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  1369. I felt like I was on drugs, like I was in some kind of dreamland. I couldn't believe it was real.

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  1370. Uh, I think that's gonna be the most powerful event in my whole life. I'm gonna be like 80 and still looking back at it.

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  1371. So she was originally only gonna stay a few days. We went to the pottery painting place and they said, oh, uh, you'll have to wait until next Saturday to pick it up because we have to cook it and bake it. And then Mida was like, oh no, but I'm leaving tomorrow. Daniel, can you come and pick it

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  1372. up by yourself? And I was like, what? You can't just leave, you just got here. I said to her, don't go, you should stay longer.

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  1373. And then I got her to stay,

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  1374. and then we, we traveled all around Germany, went to The Black Forest, Heidelberg. It was great.

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  1375. Took the train all the way into the countryside, into the mountains, the hills.

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  1376. Heidelberg is such a nice place. It was so picturesque, like fantasy medieval town. Big palace on the hill, ruined castle.

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  1377. And then we stayed there a few days, went to Bad Wildbad, climbed up the mountain,

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  1378. then we went back to Frankfurt to pick up the pottery stuff,

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  1379. and then we went back to Rotterdam together.

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  1380. And that's where it just went kind of downhill. The stress of trying to find a place to live, the expensive Airbnbs,

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  1381. the uncertainty of, you know,

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  1382. is— how long is she gonna want to be with me for?

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  1383. I felt really sad when she went back to her grandmother's place, and I was like all alone again.

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  1384. And I couldn't stream because she didn't want me to tell people we were together again.

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  1385. It was really difficult making videos because I had to try and keep it a secret that I was in Rotterdam,

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  1386. and then I was just completely alone waiting for her to come back again.

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  1387. I felt so sad, like, those few days that we were apart, and then she would come see me again, and it was like I could breathe again. Like I was drowning and then given some oxygen again when she came again.

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  1388. Then we'd go shopping, get food, watch Netflix, cuddle. And every time she left to go back to her grandmother's house, it was like the wound was just healing and I was getting ripped apart again.

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  1389. It was such an experience.

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  1390. And then after all that, to hear that she didn't really feel a connection with me, it's just— to me, it was such a powerful experience.

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  1391. I never felt that way about a girl ever.

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  1392. And then for her, it was probably like not really even that special. Just that hurt.

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  1393. I've been with like 20 women

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  1394. and I sound like a dick, but I honestly didn't care about any of them at all. I just broke up with them. I was like, whatever.

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  1395. On to the next one.

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  1396. I felt like I didn't even have the ability to fall in love. I thought I was broken or something.

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  1397. Yeah, I know I'm talking about this again, but I've just kept it bottled up because from January up until now, you know, I thought I had other girls who wanted to meet, and I felt like if I kept talking about this, other girls are going to go, oh, Daniel's still in love with Mila, better not bother then.

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  1398. But I just don't care anymore,

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  1399. you know. I nuke the entire population of Northern Ireland to be able to get Mila back again.

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  1400. Couldn't give a fuck about these other girls.

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  1401. Maybe I'm just gonna give up trying to find a new girl, because even if I do, I'm just gonna be like Still obsessed with Mila.

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  1402. What's down horrible?

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  1403. I never pictured me being that person. You know, you meet people and they're like, oh, my last relationship was 10 years ago because

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  1404. I'm still not over my ex.

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  1405. I remember one of my exes was like that. The Korean ex. She said, Her previous boyfriend was like 13 years ago because she was so in love and she didn't get over him. And then she was still crying over him even when she was with me. And I was like, Jesus, I can't imagine being like that. 13

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  1406. years, no new girlfriend because I'm still obsessed with my last one. But now I think, oh my God, I'm actually— that's me now.

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  1407. I guess, you know, what usually happens is people take a couple years and

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  1408. then eventually they meet new people and then they give up on the idea of the ex ever coming back and they think, oh well, I met this new girl now and she really likes me.

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  1409. Might as well give up on the ex and just go with the new girl.

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  1410. It's like Robert Baratheon

    Segment details5:08:49–5:08:50 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1409
  1411. was really in love with Ned Stark's sister, ended up settling for Cersei.

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  1412. How long did I date her? It was like 9 months, March until December.

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  1413. The other woman was dead. Yeah, maybe that makes it easier because,

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  1414. you know, there's no possibility.

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  1415. I guess there's no possibility for me either.

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  1416. Not after everything I said in streams.

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  1417. It's just weird. In January, after we broke up, I thought I didn't care. I was just like, oh, screw Mila, I'm gonna say all this bad stuff. That I've been bottling up.

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  1418. I think around May it all came back again.

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  1419. In January, I was so happy to be back home and trading stocks and not having to pay all that rent, not having to live in horrible Rotterdam.

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  1420. So I felt so relieved to be away from all of that. I didn't even miss her in the beginning.

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  1421. It's just weird how things change over time.

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  1422. The whole situation was just really bad. I really didn't like going to her grandmother's place. I really didn't like having to eat dinner with her family. It was just so awkward.

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  1423. I felt like so much pressure was on me.

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  1424. I didn't want to be like rude and ignore her family, but then I could barely understand what they were saying.

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  1425. It was so hard communicating with her family.

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  1426. Apart from her mum. Her mum was easy to talk to.

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  1427. Ah, but those summer days were so great.

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  1428. We went to the park.

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  1429. We just lied about on the grass at the park, just enjoying each other's company.

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  1430. Went to The Hague. Went to the beach, played in the sea. There were so many great things that I didn't film.

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  1431. Went to Amsterdam, had a great time in Amsterdam.

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  1432. Yeah, they spoke Dutch at the dinner table. I just sat there eating in silence. They asked me a few questions, you know, like, how's Rotterdam?

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  1433. What do you think of Brexit?

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  1434. I can't believe it was only last year. It seems like such a long time ago.

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  1435. I made a few videos in the house. I filmed a bit of the Christmas decorations, and then I filmed in Mila's bedroom when we got the cat. Oh, the cat was a nightmare, that little shit. Usually I love cats, but that kitten, oh my God. Vicious little thing.

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  1436. It was non-stop attacking us, biting, scratching.

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  1437. At nighttime, it would be jumping around on the bed, and then if you even move your foot a little bit, like, attack your foot, start biting it. It was just like hypersensitive to any kind of movement. Got to the point where we had to kick it out of the bedroom and shut the door.

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  1438. I was so surprised when I saw it again at Christmas. It got so big,

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  1439. and then the bedroom was just like— smelt like cat poo all the time, and cat food.

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  1440. Dutch is a funny-sounding language.

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  1441. It's a bit like the time I stayed at the Taiwanese girl's house, isn't it? Just sitting there, don't know what they're talking about. Can't communicate with anyone.

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  1442. What a time.

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  1443. Now I'm gonna have bloody dreams about it tonight. Every time I start thinking about it heavily and talking about it, I end up getting these really intense dreams, and then I wake up in the middle of the night crying.

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  1444. I swear, I don't know how many times I woke up and I've just got tears rolling down my face. And I'm like, what the hell? Why am I crying?

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  1445. And I remember the dream I had.

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  1446. Yeah, I wake up a lot these days just crying,

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  1447. snapping out of a dream, and then I've got tears.

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  1448. Don't know what to do. What would you do?

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  1449. To, um, stop it. Drinking didn't help. Drinking just made it worse. I burst out in tears when I was drunk. I was lying on the floor just crying my eyes out in front of that girl.

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  1450. Oh my God, it was so bad. I was like, I miss Mila.

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  1451. I treated her so bad. I was just crying on the floor like an idiot.

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  1452. Uh, I don't know what to do.

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  1453. Stocks are the only thing that takes my mind off it. The excitement of winning money.

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  1454. It's just one more day and then it's Monday. I hate the weekend. Stupid Saturday and Sunday. Can't they keep the market open all the time?

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  1455. Crypto is boring. Because it's so, it's so slow. It does nothing for weeks and then it does like a 20% jump. And then all the other cryptos all follow Bitcoin, so they're all useless. So you've got 20 different cryptos, they all follow Bitcoin. What's the point?

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  1456. Crypto is just boring. It doesn't do anything.

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  1457. For hours and hours and hours and hours. Takes like a whole week for it to make a big move.

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  1458. No, crypto does nothing for the whole week. It barely moves, and then randomly on Saturday or Friday, it either crashes or it jumps up and then it doesn't do anything until the next week. And then it either just goes sideways until the next weekend. It's so boring. I hate crypto.

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  1459. Stocks are way more interesting. You got so much action happens on stocks every day. You got the opening, either the Nasdaq sells off Or it bounces and then sells off.

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  1460. And then there's always fundamentals, like different things happening. Earnings miss,

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  1461. China stamping down,

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  1462. some accident that randomly happens causing a crash to stock— a stock to crash.

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  1463. I just find stocks more interesting

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  1464. because it represents the whole

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  1465. economic markets and situation, whereas crypto, I don't know.

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  1466. Just seems a bit detached from everything.

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  1467. I still got like $3,000 in Ethereum and Doge and some Bitcoin mining stuff. I still got good exposure even if it does rally.

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  1468. I just sold off a lot of it

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  1469. last week because it always does this. It will rally to like $40K, $38K, and then it'll crash again back down to low 30s. I probably buy back in if it crashes again

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  1470. before the rally. No, that was the rally. Next week's going to crash, bet you. It might go to like 45K and then it's going to come all the way back down to 30s.

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  1471. It's not going to go straight up to $60K. It's gonna like edge its way up. It'll go $44K, then $34K, and then $39K, and then $37K, then $42K again. But how many times is it going to hit resistance before it finally breaks through? It's not going to break through resistance on the first go. It's going to take,

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  1472. you know, a couple impulse and retracements bouncing up and down before it breaks.

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  1473. I'm just going to sell the rallies and buy the dips.

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  1474. Get a girl who's into finance? No, I, I feel like that'll be annoying cuz she'll probably know more than me. And then she'd probably be boring, saying stuff like, oh, you should get index funds.

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  1475. If she knows more than me, then I'd be annoyed. And then if she knows less than me, then I wouldn't be bothered to talk to her about it.

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  1476. I've seen a few girls on Tinder who had profiles saying Oh, they're financial advisors or something, and I'm like, I don't want to talk to them.

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  1477. They'll try and give me advice.

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  1478. I don't need advice. I know what I'm doing.

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  1479. I don't really want to talk about stocks. To anyone. I want to talk about stocks by myself like this.

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  1480. You see,

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  1481. this is why I can't have friends,

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  1482. because friends would find me boring because I don't really talk much. And all I would want to talk about is like whining about Mila or going on and on about stocks. And then they'd probably get annoyed. Like, they'll think, oh my God, this Daniel's so boring. He just whines about his ex all the time. If we go

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  1483. drinking, he just starts crying about Mila, or he just goes on and on about stocks. This is why I wouldn't open up to a friend, because I'd probably just end up getting

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  1484. Told to shut up.

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  1485. That's why no one would want to be my friend, because I don't talk much. And then if I did talk much, they'd probably get annoyed.

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  1486. And then if they started talking about their problems, I'd get bored. That's why I don't want friends.

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  1487. I wouldn't feel comfortable having like a one-on-one conversation where I'm just nonstop talking about myself because I'd feel like that's not very fair on them.

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  1488. That's why I love live streaming, I guess.

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  1489. Yeah, maybe I do need a therapist. So I can just like

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  1490. pour all of this out to them, and then maybe they could say something useful back to me. What would a therapist say to all that?

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  1491. I feel like they would say, well, Daniel, you just experienced the

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  1492. breaking up of from a girl you had a lot of feelings for, and this is natural that you're grieving over the loss, and you should just take some time for yourself to deal with these emotions. It could take years, it could take months. Just take things slowly. Don't rush into anything new yet.

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  1493. Just try and understand these emotions you're feeling now. Just acknowledge that they're there. Don't try to reject them and just

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  1494. sit with them.

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  1495. Here's some meditation techniques to help you not go crazy. I feel like that's what a therapist would say. It'd be like, yeah, this is completely natural. Just take your time, talk about it if it makes you feel better. I'm here to listen.

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  1496. Oh, y'all want to— don't say that. You make— oh, you give me the, um, spasms of excitement just seeing that. Like, if there was even a glimmer of hope, I would just like burst into tears right now.

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  1497. It's just I had more chances. She gave me plenty of chances and I, I blew them every time. I'd probably just blow my chances again even if she gave me another chance.

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  1498. I don't feel confident in being able to say, yeah, I've changed, it won't be the same as before.

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  1499. What's the difference between a therapist and psychiatrist?

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  1500. I feel like the healthy thing to do would be to try new activities and try and meet people. Not to have sex with them, but to just

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  1501. meet new people.

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  1502. I don't know, I did try that. It is a temporary relief

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  1503. whilst you're with them. It's like a temporary fix.

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  1504. Takes your mind off it, doesn't it, if you're hanging out with someone?

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  1505. You liked hanging out with Sam? Yeah, I guess so. It was nice having Sam there with me when Chihiro kicked me out because I felt really lonely and vulnerable. It was nice having him as company. I can't believe that happened. We were hanging out, meeting his friend, having a good time, Went down to this cool game bar.

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  1506. Suddenly I get a barrage of messages from Chihiro saying stuff like, I fucking hate you. Go away. Leave me. I'm kicking you out. Don't ever come back. I found your sex videos.

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  1507. Every time she was always snooping. Like at Christmas when we were back at my home, I went for a shower, went back into my room to dry my hair, she was on my computer looking at my Facebook messages, looking at the messages between me and the ex-Korean girlfriend because she messaged me happy Christmas. We had a bit

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  1508. of a chat but it was all in Korean.

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  1509. The problem with that, the marriage, was there was just no trust left.

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  1510. It became very toxic.

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  1511. Problem with having Sam as a friend is he just— he's, he's like me. He'll just do a live stream and then tell everyone everything that happened,

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  1512. or he'd make a video saying, oh, when I was with Daniel, he said this and that. So I don't feel like he would keep secrets. I guess I can't talk because I always lab everything, don't I?

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  1513. What is Sam's last name? Because I always think of him as TQ Sam. I'm not trying to dox him, but I'm just curious. I can't imagine him having a second name.

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  1514. I just imagine him as TQ Sam all the time.

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  1515. Maybe it's like Sam

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  1516. Sam Hickory.

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  1517. What's like a typical American name? Let me think of other Americans I met.

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  1518. I remember one was called Cesarini, Italian. He was like Italian descent.

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  1519. I guess his wife— maybe his name is not even Sam. Samwise Gamgee. Oh Frodo, I'll help you carry the ring,

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  1520. Mr. Frodo. Samwise is such an annoying character. Fucking Samwise Gamgee, most irritating character in the whole series. So useless, he never does anything apart from when he saved Frodo from the spider thing, after the spider thing.

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  1521. I hated all the scenes with Frodo and Gollum, is his name, and Samwise. I couldn't care less about the stupid ring. I just want to see the cool men and orcs fight. I want to see Aragorn and Legolas and Gandalf. Don't want to see these stupid gay hobbits. They can fuck off.

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  1522. Every hobbit scene was so gay. Oh Sam, you're my best friend in the world. Oh Mr. Frodo, I'll help you and travel with you to the end of the world. So cringe.

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  1523. I want to see Aragorn kill things with his big sword. That sounds kind of gay too. I want to see the big manly man penetrate the evil guys with his big long shaft.

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  1524. Elijah Wood looks so old. Yes, weird, they're all old now. He didn't look too bad last interview I saw. That was ages ago. I heard that the other Hobbits barely made any money off it. Like that. Perry— what's his name? Peppy— what's his name? Merry— not Merry, the other one who sings. Apparently he barely made anything. He

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  1525. got like really low pay for it. Yeah, Pippin.

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  1526. And he was like on the verge of going broke. That's sad.

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  1527. And apparently Gimli, he hated it because he had an allergic reaction to the makeup. And every time they filmed, he had to put up all this makeup, the big nose and the dwarf makeup, and then his whole face would be inflamed.

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  1528. I can't believe that was like 20 years ago now. Best movie trilogy ever. I love The Hobbit. The Hobbit was okay, it wasn't as good.

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  1529. I'm still not sure what the story of The Hobbit was. They go to the mountain to get a special stone from the dragon, they kill the dragon, and then a bunch of different armies come to fight over what? What were they fighting for? I don't even remember now.

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  1530. First, the dwarves, 9 of them, go to the mountain, they retake it, and then the elves come demanding the elven treasure, and then they refused to give it back, so the elves were like preparing to attack, and then the dwarf army comes out of nowhere Where did they even come from? Because in Lord of the Rings, Gimli's

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  1531. like the only dwarf left,

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  1532. but in The Hobbit, they've got this massive dwarven army to fight the elves, and then the goblins come.

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  1533. But it was Battle of the Five Armies. What were the other 2 armies?

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  1534. Yeah, they have a big battle and then, I don't know, forgot now.

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  1535. Story wasn't that great for The Hobbit.

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  1536. And why was Stephen Fry in it? That was really weird. It just felt so random seeing Stephen Fry in it. Isn't— oh no, Ed Sheeran was in Game of Thrones.

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  1537. My sister went to watch The Hobbit. She said she fell asleep. She said it was so boring. My sister just really has no interest in Lord of the Rings. She thinks it's like really nerdy and geeky.

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  1538. I used to play the tabletop. Warhammer game of Lord of the Rings.

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  1539. I had the Rohan Riders. I remember painting the capes green.

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  1540. I had a big cave troll. I remember his arm— no, the whole cave troll was made out of metal, and super gluing the arm to the body was a nightmare. It kept falling off. The glue wasn't strong enough. I had to put like 5 layers of super glue holding it in place whilst it dried, and then it

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  1541. would still fall off.

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  1542. Finally got it to stick. I had to put so much super glue,

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  1543. but my cave troll was just Unstoppable. I just wrecked my friends' armies with it. They couldn't take it down. It was always 2 of them versus me. I had 2 friends and they were like the Rohan and— well, the other ones, the men, the Gondor men. And then I was always— I had the Uruk-hai and the massive

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  1544. cave troll.

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  1545. I actually walked past the Warhammer store here. There was no one inside. I can't believe Warhammer stores still exist. I saw one in Rotterdam as well, completely empty. I had a look at the window, didn't go in because people, they'd probably come up to me and start talking. I used to go to Games Workshop every Sunday. When

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  1546. I was a kid with my friends, and they would have like gaming sessions where they teach you how to play. You get to play against the other kids, and we would bring our armies and we would have like a Warhammer painting class. It's kind of lame now I think of it,

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  1547. but I really liked it. And then we'd buy something new at the shop and £20, get a little box of soldiers. £5 paint,

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  1548. £5 super glue. They're so expensive.

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  1549. A £40 rulebook.

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  1550. You could spend like £200 on a starter set. £250, you get 15 Space Marines. You get the dice, you get the rule— rulebook, you get the measuring tape,

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  1551. you get some little

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  1552. decorations and trees to make a battlefield.

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  1553. Damn, that was expensive as a 14-year-old.

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  1554. So I kept going to work with my mum.

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  1555. And I kept changing armies. First I was Chaos Marines, then I had an Ork army, and then I had Eldar, Eldar, and then I had a Tau army, and then I had Imperial Guard. I think I had almost every army apart from Space Marines and Necron.

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  1556. I ended up sending— selling the armies to my friends.

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  1557. My favorite were Tau. I thought they were really cool. I liked the design, the tech. I also liked the ideology for the greater good.

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  1558. And then we moved over to Warhammer Fantasy, and I had a Lizardmen army. I had the big fat toad in the floating chair. I had lizardmen.

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  1559. I forgot what my friends had. I don't think my friends came over to fantasy with me.

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  1560. And then we moved over to Lord of the Rings, and I was the bad guys. I had Uruk-hai.

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  1561. I had the Big Tau gunship, the railgun gunship. It was so cool, had a massive railgun on the top, did so much damage. I could like one-shot kill my friend's Space Marine tank using that railgun. It was so overpowered.

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  1562. My friends— I had 2 friends from secondary school.

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  1563. They used to come over to my house all the time. We played Halo, Conflict Desert Storm. Ah, who remembers Conflict Desert Storm? That was a great game. It was a third-person co-op shooter set in Afghanistan. Seems kind of racially inappropriate now, but you were like the SAS or special forces deployed in Afghanistan. You had to kill all

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  1564. the Taliban and Afghan terrorists, and then you get different classes. And one guy was a sniper, one guy was the bazooka C4 guy.

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  1565. And we used to do co-op. It was a really good game. You could drive the tank.

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  1566. I feel like there's no way they'd make a game like that now. It would be— it would get cancelled so fast. Oh, it's racist, you can't— but back then it was always like that. You had games where you were killing Russians and the Russians were like the bad guys, especially James Bond games. It was always the Russians

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  1567. were the bad guys.

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  1568. You had all the World War II games where all the Germans were the bad guys,

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  1569. or the Japanese were the bad guys.

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  1570. It just seems like that would breed a lot of racism. Because it's like training the kids to, to hate certain nationalities of people.

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  1571. And because of all of the movies, World War II movies and games, you would grow up as a kid thinking, oh, Germans are enemies.

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  1572. Even to this day, when I think of German people, I just think of like Hitler and Nazis and World War II.

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  1573. Yeah, and then we played another game called Brute Force. It was the same concept, but you were like alien creatures.

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  1574. That was a good one. 4-player co-op split-screen,

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  1575. had like plasma guns and alien weaponry.

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  1576. Oh, I got a sub. Oh, I got a donation as well. I didn't notice.

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  1577. Wow, thank you.

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  1578. Stop.

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  1579. And I got Prime sub. Wow, thank you, Ed Hawkins.

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  1580. Seems like the alert system is working well now. Remember back at my house, I had these massive problems where it wouldn't play the notification. I pressed it, I kept pressing it, and then it would keep playing over and over and over again.

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  1581. It would take like 5 minutes to play. That was so annoying. I don't know why that happened. Was it because my internet was slow?

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  1582. Am I gonna do more content now I'm in my own place? What kind? I don't know. I still have no idea what to do for content. I was thinking of doing like a troll video about Bitcoin saying Bitcoin's Destroying the world, contributing towards climate change is evil. Bitcoin needs to be shut down. See if I can trigger

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  1583. the Bitcoin community.

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  1584. I'm kind of bored triggering the feminist community, the SJW community. I'm having fun triggering the gaming community on my second channel. They're so easy. All you have to do is say, oh, this game's so rubbish, the graphics are so outdated and poor, and they take you 100% seriously.

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  1585. Oh, thank you, Oxytran

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  1586. and 36822. Oh, what's that? What the hell? How did you make that Minecraft thing?

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  1587. What? I'm a bit scared now.

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  1588. Did anyone see the Minecraft thing?

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  1589. How did you do that?

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  1590. Wait, was it the sub that made it?

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  1591. Or was it Roblox?

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  1592. I'm a bit scared you can do that. What if someone— no, I don't want to put ideas in people's heads. No, someone's gonna put like a dick and get me banned.

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  1593. But you shouldn't be able to do it just for $1. I thought you had to pay like a premium.

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  1594. Oh no, I'm scared now, but I can't see a preview for it.

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  1595. Please don't put a naked woman.

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  1596. Hopefully it's like a selection that you choose from and there's no naked them in on it.

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  1597. It's a selection. Oh, okay. I thought they were uploading their own GIFs. I didn't even know you could do that. I know there's media donations, but I have that disabled.

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  1598. Google Anne Eden. Oh, I don't want to see people who look like Mina.

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  1599. I found this girl on TikTok who looked just like Mina. She had the same brown hair with the fringe, the same kind of hippie clothing. It's just her face was a bit hollow, not chubby.

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  1600. My heart just sank every time I accidentally stumbled across her. I was like, oh my God, is that Mila?

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  1601. So I really like that look now. I never really fell into the hippie look, but now I find it very attractive.

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  1602. Like long brown skirt,

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  1603. and they, um, they just have like a unique look, don't they?

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  1604. If she changed her hairstyle, you'll fall out of love. Yeah, I wonder, you know, if she shaved her head or got like a punk hairstyle, how would I feel? You know what I think I'd feel? I'd feel like I'd still be missing Mila, but then this new Mila, you know, I wouldn't really feel the same for. The

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  1605. memory of the old Mila that I really liked would still be there, and I'd be missing that version of her.

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  1606. If she like shaved her head, I'd probably lose interest in the new Mila.

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  1607. Very weird, because people change, don't they? They're not going to look the same forever. Maybe old couples are like that, you know, they get old and then your wife's like 70 and then you miss the young hot version of her, you know. Oh, I miss the 30, 20-year-old version of you. But you wouldn't say that to them.

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  1608. It's like, this 70-year-old version, yeah, I know it's still you, but

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  1609. I miss the 20-year-old one. You were so much hotter. You had boobs and they were not saggy.

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  1610. And then you'd feel sad, like, that the woman you fell in love with is gone.

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  1611. Rest in peace.

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  1612. Well, maybe that's why you have kids, cuz then they look like— but then that's weird if it becomes a sexual thing.

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  1613. If I have a daughter, I want her to look just like how my wife did when she was 20 years old.

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  1614. That's some Jimbo Fritz stuff right there. What was his name? Something Fritz. This underground bunker.

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  1615. I can't believe he did his daughter and had grandkids with his daughter. That's so weird. Damn, imagine being a sex slave to your dad for like 20 years. Jeebus. I wonder what she's doing now. She must be like 50, 40. All her kids must be like in their 20s. I grew up in an underground sex dungeon. Wow,

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  1616. they must be messed up.

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  1617. I heard the kids had like severe malnutrition and lack of vitamin D from never seeing sunlight

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  1618. when they were growing up.

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  1619. Weren't the kids like 10 years old or something in that bunker.

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  1620. Damn, people actually do that. I can't believe it. What happened to the guy? Is he dead now?

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  1621. The Joseph guy?

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  1622. Oh no, I got a donation. Do I dare play it?

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  1623. How can I preview the donation so I can see it but you guys can't see it?

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  1624. Talk about something else. You mean you don't like sex dungeons?

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  1625. Damn, imagine having your whole youth stolen. You only get one life.

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  1626. Like, the best decades of her life are just gone.

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  1627. Damn.

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  1628. I got a donation. It says, hahaha, it's over for you now. Do I play it?

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  1629. What if it's like a massive dick?

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  1630. No, I don't want to.

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  1631. Okay, I'll risk it.

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  1632. Oh, it's just a fat guy.

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  1633. That's scary. Hahaha, it is over for you now.

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  1634. Jonah Hill. Yeah, I forgot his name.

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  1635. But what if you can upload a custom GIF? There's a lot of hot porn GIFs.

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  1636. I wanna lick the window.

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  1637. What does it taste like?

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  1638. Manchester. Wow, look at the traffic. What is this traffic jam about?

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  1639. You see, the problem is no girl's gonna want to be with me because I keep going on and on about Mila.

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  1640. I just shoot myself in the foot over and over.

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  1641. Number one, I'm really boring. I don't do anything fun.

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  1642. I'm not cool. And then now to make things even worse, I'm still obsessed with my ex and I can't shut up about it. Great. So now I've got no girlfriend, no girls want to be with me, and my ex probably hates me and would never want to see me again. And my wife left me. Great.

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  1643. And I can't do dating cuz Japan's bloody closed and girls here don't like me. Great.

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  1644. That's probably why the Essex girl ghosted me, cuz I probably went on and on about Mina.

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  1645. She probably suspected that I still have intense feelings

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  1646. Turn off the lights. Okay.

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  1647. I just can't help it.

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  1648. I need to talk about it, even if it means I'm ruining my chances with other women.

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  1649. Wait, there's another light. Where's that one?

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  1650. Whoa, it's dark! I'm scared,

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  1651. I'm scared. Wow,

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  1652. oh wow, wow, wow! With the lights off, I feel like the window is not even here, like I could just fall out, fly off into the city like the snowman. We're walking in the air,

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  1653. we're walking in— oh my God, no, no, she's wearing a bikini, it's fine. How are they uploading GIFs? I don't get it.

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  1654. Why are there floating faces now?

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  1655. We're walking in the air,

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  1656. we're walking— oh my God, no, no, no, get rid of it! That is blasphemous.

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  1657. We're walking in the air tonight,

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  1658. the people down below

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  1659. They're so annoying. Wow, there's a traffic jam.

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  1660. Can you imagine a zombie apocalypse and you're up here? Wait, is it zoomed in?

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  1661. What's going on?

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  1662. Zombie apocalypse, everyone's trying to leave.

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  1663. What is this?

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  1664. All the people in the street having a good time.

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  1665. Yeah, you'd be pretty safe up here from zombies. You would just need food. Well, what's that blue flashing light from that building? Is it like a disco?

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  1666. Yellow bus.

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  1667. We're walking in the air tonight,

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  1668. the people down below.

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  1669. Do you like my singing? What's over there?

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  1670. Nothing. The action's here. What is going on? Look.

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  1671. This bus is not making any progress.

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  1672. We're flying in the air.

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  1673. Am I going out tonight? Yeah, sure. I'm just gonna get dressed now. Gonna hit the streets. Let's go! Gonna go to the pubs, get myself a nice blonde Manchester big boob girl.

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  1674. Bring her back to my bachelor pad and smash. Then I'm gonna cry on her shoulder about Mila. Get really drunk. I miss Mila.

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  1675. Very busy tonight.

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  1676. Ice Poseidon would have done that back in the day. He'd be like, let's go hit the streets, talk to some strangers, get some drinks. That's how you live life.

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  1677. I feel like people who do that are still miserable inside. I mean, look at Australian Guy. Even after banging all different women, playing rugby, he was still miserable and lonely.

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  1678. See, there's no external cure for this loneliness and sadness. You gotta fix yourself from within. You gotta do meditation, you gotta watch Dr. K, you gotta fix this shit yourself without using external things like banging strangers, drinking. That doesn't fix it. It might, you know, temporarily make you forget about it. It would come straight back to you

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  1679. the next day. The Australian guy was a sad, lonely person too. He was probably no different to me. It's just, you know, he got laid more often.

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  1680. I, I doubt he was

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  1681. much happier.

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  1682. How do I know? Because Chihiro told me all about it.

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  1683. He used to confide in her.

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  1684. I just think, you know,

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  1685. these bold and bankrupt types, they might think they're living a great life banging all these people, but I think really inside they're probably also sad and broken.

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  1686. Longing for some deep connection,

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  1687. possibly trying to get over an ex. Wow, look at these clouds. Looks like smoke billowing out from the factories of Manchester.

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  1688. It's like Dr. K says, you can't fix these things. Using external solutions. You gotta, you gotta figure out things from within. It's why a lot of people are turning to spirituality. I think a lot of people are starting to realize that money, sex, drinking, drugs,

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  1689. it's not a long-term solution.

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  1690. Russell Brand talks a lot about this because Russell Brand was like 100 times worse than me.

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  1691. Complete sex addict, drug addict. Addicted to the fame of being a celebrity, and he said he was miserable. And then, you know, he turned to spirituality and

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  1692. Buddhism and stuff, and

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  1693. he managed to escape from all that sadness.

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  1694. I mean, Russell Brand is like me, but on a completely different level, obviously, because he's a Hollywood celebrity, or he was.

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  1695. Jesus, Russell Brand must have slept with like thousands of hot girls, but still ended up feeling miserable, sad, and lonely.

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  1696. I don't think it's a weird comparison. We had similar addictions, like fame addiction, sex addiction— not the drug addiction or the drink addiction,

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  1697. but it's like trying to make— trying to become happy using external things like fame, money, and sex.

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  1698. They still end up miserable. I mean, look at Notch. I watched a great video about Notch, Minecraft maker, how he became a multi-billionaire, ended up becoming really miserable and lonely and isolated in his $500 million Miami mansion. He kept having like parties, didn't he, with all the celebrities, trying to fill the void of loneliness and emptiness. He's

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  1699. like Jesse Pinkman. You saw Breaking Bad when Jesse becomes all sad and depressed, ends up constantly having people in his house, like a non-stop 24-hour party going on because he didn't want to be alone.

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  1700. But yeah, apparently Notch is like really miserable and lonely too.

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  1701. I mean, there's probably homeless people who have nothing who are happier than Notch.

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  1702. It's all internal, this stuff.

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  1703. Oh no, what's that? Fuck. Such a beautiful view. You said there were no boobs.

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  1704. Oh, I gotta delete this stream now.

    Segment details6:08:39–6:08:40 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1703
  1705. Pretending to be Carrie.

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  1706. Surely that's fine if Streamlabs has it on there.

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  1707. Damn, look at this traffic.

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  1708. It's kind of noisy as well.

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  1709. I can't zoom out.

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  1710. Listen to the outside,

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  1711. the ambience. Listen to that traffic.

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  1712. Manchester sucks.

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  1713. Wow,

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  1714. I can't imagine the chaos over in the center. Must be just crowds of people having a good time. How awful.

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  1715. Ah, this is just depressing. I feel like I'm just wasting my life in my little sky prison.

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  1716. Oh my God, what am I doing?

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  1717. What are they all doing out there? I don't get it. Are they just walking up and down talking and drinking?

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  1718. No, I wouldn't go outside. It's too dark. There might be scary people.

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  1719. Wow, look at the clouds.

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  1720. Where's everyone going? Look how slow the cars are moving. You might as well walk. You'd walk faster.

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  1721. What is going on there? Can you see the windows flashing purple now?

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  1722. Crazy. It just makes me miserable seeing people have fun.

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  1723. It makes me feel like I'm wasting my life. Because who knows what could happen if I just stopped being so miserable in my room and tried being adventurous for once. I could go out there and meet like a hot big titty blonde girl and have the best sex ever. It's never gonna happen like this, is it?

    Segment details6:11:48–6:12:12 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1722
  1724. But will that fix the sadness inside me? Because look at Ice, he's like really depressed and sad, isn't he?

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  1725. Even after he's banged 100 girls and went partying, clubbing, drinking, Ice has done everything.

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  1726. Why are you saying 3?

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  1727. I don't know.

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  1728. I think I'd rather just go to bed, jerk off, cry, cry into my pillow.

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  1729. That Russian woman didn't even message me ever again.

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  1730. And she said if her and her friends do something, then she'll message me and invite me.

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  1731. Lies.

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  1732. I don't think I'd go anyway. It'd be weird suddenly

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  1733. joining a bunch of friends who I don't even know. Like, hi, I'm Daniel, I'm just randomly here.

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  1734. Is everyone else's lives really that interesting though? What are they all doing?

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  1735. Oh, I'm studying this because I want to become that. Oh, I just started my new business with doing this. Oh, I'm learning a new course because I want to go to Egypt and help the Egyptian kids learn English. Oh, I'm starting my new business.

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  1736. Oh, I'm opening my own driving instructor school because I'm so passionate about teaching driving.

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  1737. Imagine how many viewers this channel have if I actually went down. What would it be like? The next Ice Poseidon.

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  1738. Yeah, I used to want to be the next Ice Poseidon when I was, you know, in 2017, tried doing IRL in Japan. I remember what that was like. It was pretty much the same as this, but I was just walking down the street

    Segment details6:15:24–6:15:36 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1737
  1739. complaining about everything. Complaining about cars driving past. Stupid car. Oh, stupid motorbike. Oh, stupid bicycle behind me. I don't know why you guys think it was better when I was just pacing up and down Japanese streets. Then I'd see like a woman walking by herself and then end up stalking her for 15 minutes.

    Segment details6:15:38–6:16:00 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1738
  1740. Be like, oh look, there's a woman, let's follow her.

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  1741. The only fun time was when I was streaming and then suddenly James appeared out of nowhere, and then we went to get beef bowl.

    Segment details6:16:10–6:16:16 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1740
  1742. Outdoor streaming is great when random things like that happen. Remember that? I was about to cross the road and James just popped out of nowhere. It was like, oh look,

    Segment details6:16:19–6:16:27 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1741
  1743. random Canadian guy has entered the stream.

    Segment details6:16:30–6:16:33 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1742
  1744. And then we walked around Don Quijote, and then those— oh, do you remember those Chinese girls from his school? We've bumped into them, and then he was trying to invite them to the Halloween party. Do you remember that? And then Cesium was donating loads. Cesium donated like £20, I think.

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  1745. Yeah, I had some good IRL moments in Japan.

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  1746. And then I was just like hiding, not even going up to say hi to the Chinese girls. James was like trying his best to get them to come.

    Segment details6:17:08–6:17:17 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1745
  1747. That sounded weird. Get them to come to the party. James is trying his hardest to make 2 Chinese girls come in the Don Quijote store in the adult section.

    Segment details6:17:29–6:17:40 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1746
  1748. He was putting on his best moves, but he failed to make them come. Oh, the word come is just so bad now. You can't use the word come without thinking of the C-U-M word.

    Segment details6:17:42–6:17:56 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1747
  1749. I tried to make her come on my stream. That sounds so wrong.

    Segment details6:18:00–6:18:04 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1748
  1750. She didn't want to come on my stream.

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  1751. Yeah, I used to find Ice's streams to be very, you know, there's like a very romantic thing about it. Going out on the streets, meeting strangers, talking to girls, banging them. That was the life I wanted.

    Segment details6:18:29–6:18:44 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1750
  1752. I don't want to play the donations now. Okay, play it. Oh my God, stop doing the GIFs! That was fine, but no more boobies. When was the last time you talked to Chihiro? When we had that fight about the Discord thing,

    Segment details6:18:55–6:19:13 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1751
  1753. I got angry at her and then I said goodbye because she was being so horrible about it. She was saying stuff like, oh, I want to do this because I want to grow a channel. I'm just doing what I want to do. I don't owe you anything.

    Segment details6:19:15–6:19:28 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1752
  1754. She was being such a— horrible about it. Why didn't she understand that?

    Segment details6:19:31–6:19:38 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1753
  1755. Um, why didn't she understand why it was upsetting me?

    Segment details6:19:41–6:19:44 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1754
  1756. I think that was back in April, wasn't it? It was ages ago.

    Segment details6:19:53–6:19:56 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1755
  1757. I thought things were good between us, and then she goes and does that.

    Segment details6:20:01–6:20:04 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1756
  1758. Stirring up the trolls.

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  1759. I told her if you make a Discord and you try and use my viewers to grow a channel, you're just gonna get a load of toxic trolls. Why would you want that?

    Segment details6:20:16–6:20:24 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1758
  1760. If you want to make a channel, make it, but don't announce it to my viewers because you know what's going to happen.

    Segment details6:20:28–6:20:33 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1759
  1761. So I haven't talked to her since then.

    Segment details6:20:55–6:20:57 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1760
  1762. It's cool how you can see the sky.

    Segment details6:21:21–6:21:23 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1761
  1763. It's not just black, you can actually see the clouds moving. Just shows how bright the city is.

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  1764. Look, the city is so bright it's lighting up the sky.

    Segment details6:21:34–6:21:36 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1763
  1765. It's not great because I don't have any curtains and it's just always bright all day, all night. It's okay, I guess. When I'm tired, I fall asleep anyway. I just face the wall.

    Segment details6:21:56–6:22:10 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1764
  1766. Can't see any stars. Yeah, that's true.

    Segment details6:22:14–6:22:16 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1765
  1767. It never really bothered me though, not being able to see stars.

    Segment details6:22:23–6:22:26 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1766
  1768. I never understand why Ice never uses the wide-angle lens when he streams. He always uses this camera, which is so zoomed in. Maybe his phone doesn't have a wide angle. I thought he had the Samsung S20.

    Segment details6:22:41–6:22:53 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1767
  1769. Google Anne Eden.

    Segment details6:23:19–6:23:20 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1768
  1770. Message me. Oh no, I can't.

    Segment details6:23:24–6:23:27 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1769
  1771. Too scared.

    Segment details6:23:29–6:23:30 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1770
  1772. I don't even know what to say. Maybe I'd apologize for how things ended.

    Segment details6:23:33–6:23:38 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1771
  1773. I just wonder if she knows how

    Segment details6:23:46–6:23:49 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1772
  1774. important I felt she was to me. Felt like maybe she didn't even know,

    Segment details6:23:52–6:23:57 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1773
  1775. cuz I never really told her all this. I just kind of hoped that maybe she heard me say it on a stream. Yeah, she did. She said she saw some of my streams and she said she liked some of the stuff I said. You never know what she saw,

    Segment details6:24:00–6:24:15 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1774
  1776. but then she probably saw all the bad stuff I said.

    Segment details6:24:21–6:24:23 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1775
  1777. I actually wrote the letter. It's on my computer back home. I typed it up on Notepad. It's actually why I bought that pad of paper that you saw me writing in.

    Segment details6:24:31–6:24:41 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1776
  1778. I was gonna write a letter and post it.

    Segment details6:24:43–6:24:45 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1777
  1779. No, she never talked to me after the Dumping.

    Segment details6:24:51–6:24:54 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1778
  1780. I'm pretty sure she just wants to forget about the whole thing and move on.

    Segment details6:25:27–6:25:30 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1779
  1781. It's probably best if I just leave her alone.

    Segment details6:25:32–6:25:34 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1780
  1782. As with most relationships, it was just very one-sided.

    Segment details6:25:48–6:25:52 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1781
  1783. Yeah, maybe she liked me a lot, but I'm pretty sure the whole thing was more powerful for me than it was for her,

    Segment details6:26:15–6:26:23 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1782
  1784. because she's probably met like a load of guys who are more fun, better looking than me.

    Segment details6:26:26–6:26:33 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1783
  1785. Gave her more excitement? I can't really say I did.

    Segment details6:26:38–6:26:43 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1784
  1786. I mean, you could meet like 1,000 guys who are more fun than me easily. Just go out on the street, you could like meet some random guy who's more interesting and fun, exciting.

    Segment details6:26:47–6:26:59 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1785
  1787. It's really not difficult. It's not hard to find a guy who's like normal, has a normal job, is a normal person.

    Segment details6:27:04–6:27:12 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1786
  1788. That's like the norm. Everyone— that's just normal.

    Segment details6:27:17–6:27:21 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1787
  1789. I mean, that's the thing. It's just so one-sided. To me, she was really special.

    Segment details6:27:44–6:27:48 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1788
  1790. And, um— I never felt like that for a girl before,

    Segment details6:27:50–6:27:54 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1789
  1791. and I could probably meet like a bunch of different girls and not really care or feel the same.

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  1792. Obviously I didn't really invoke the same emotions for her, otherwise maybe she'd still want to be with me.

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  1793. I am unique, I guess you could say, compared to other guys, but then not in a good way.

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  1794. I mean, it would be hard to find another guy like me, but then why would you? If she liked the kind of guy I was, she wouldn't have dumped me.

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  1795. She'd want like someone who's normal and doesn't have a huge hate following and has an adventurous,

    Segment details6:28:52–6:29:00 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1794
  1796. positive, fun personality,

    Segment details6:29:02–6:29:04 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1795
  1797. which pretty much describes most guys. Who are not weird.

    Segment details6:29:09–6:29:13 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1796
  1798. Not so easy for me to find someone to click with who actually likes me back.

    Segment details6:29:30–6:29:38 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1797
  1799. That's Odeon. Yes, it is. Go watch a movie

    Segment details6:30:18–6:30:23 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1798
  1800. living next door to Odeon.

    Segment details6:30:25–6:30:27 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1799
  1801. Nearly 12.

    Segment details6:31:14–6:31:14 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1800
  1802. I woke up at 9 today, quite early.

    Segment details6:31:17–6:31:19 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1801
  1803. Did cleaning, did laundry.

    Segment details6:31:25–6:31:31 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1802
  1804. Wow, the sky is so bright.

    Segment details6:31:37–6:31:38 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1803
  1805. What else

    Segment details6:31:54–6:31:56 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1804
  1806. I do?

    Segment details6:32:00–6:32:00 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1805
  1807. Uh, watched a lot of Ice Poseidon.

    Segment details6:32:05–6:32:08 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1806
  1808. I chatted to that Japanese woman a bit.

    Segment details6:32:10–6:32:12 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1807
  1809. Watched a few stock videos.

    Segment details6:32:19–6:32:21 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1808
  1810. Do you know what I do when I get sad? What do you do?

    Segment details6:32:23–6:32:26 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1809
  1811. I don't know what to do. I feel like the only way to get my mind off it is to try and think about other goals.

    Segment details6:32:30–6:32:35 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1810
  1812. Either think of other girls or try and remember all of the bad bits of the relationship,

    Segment details6:32:40–6:32:45 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1811
  1813. because just remembering all the good bits and beating yourself up about it just makes me feel worse.

    Segment details6:32:49–6:32:55 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1812
  1814. See how well my video is doing.

    Segment details6:33:12–6:33:13 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1813
  1815. Who saw my amazing

    Segment details6:33:16–6:33:18 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1814
  1816. Steam Deck video?

    Segment details6:33:21–6:33:22 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1815
  1817. Maybe it's going to go viral.

    Segment details6:33:48–6:33:50 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1816
  1818. Simon and Martin.

    Segment details6:34:00–6:34:01 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1817
  1819. I sounded so rude in that video. Simon and Martin or whatever. Wow, it is getting good views. Jesus,

    Segment details6:34:03–6:34:10 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1818
  1820. look at that. Number 1, 2,400 views. Usually my second channel just gets like 1,000 views and less than 1,000 views a lot of time. Look at my Switch OLED, only 700 views. That video flopped. I don't know why. Maybe I was too late and, um, the, the opportunity to make a video about Switch was

    Segment details6:34:13–6:34:42 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1819
  1821. too late. Maybe I made the Steam Deck video in the right time.

    Segment details6:34:42–6:34:46 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1820
  1822. It's still like a trending topic. I feel like people didn't really care about the Switch OLED cuz it was kind of disappointing. Look at that, 2,400 views

    Segment details6:34:48–6:34:56 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1821
  1823. compared to the rest. Better than the cooking videos.

    Segment details6:34:59–6:35:03 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1822
  1824. Nice, finally got in the algorithm.

    Segment details6:35:06–6:35:09 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1823
  1825. But some people realized it was a troll. Great troll.

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  1826. I feel like this is either someone thinking since it's not for them, it's not for everybody, or just a very smart troll. Seems like the gaming community isn't as stupid as the whole

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  1827. feminist one.

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  1828. A jack of spades. I love it when I get the phrases wrong and then they're like, you got the phrase wrong, it's not catch-21, it's catch-22. Jack of spades, queen of none. Getting the, the phrases wrong is like the funniest thing to me. I don't know why.

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  1829. Look at all these hate comments.

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  1830. Yeah, I'm quite pleased with that. Finally got some good views.

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  1831. 2.4K. Probably only 500 were from my actual viewers.

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  1832. Finally! Oh wow, I got 2 new subs on OnlyFans.

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  1833. Do you want to see how much I made on OnlyFans this month?

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  1834. Yeah, wait, where is it? July, $1,140. Look at that, I made $350 from the messages, $788 from subs. Damn, OnlyFans is good. I haven't made this much on OnlyFans since,

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  1835. since, since November,

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  1836. because I was back home. I was kind of scared to make new stuff. I thought my mom would get angry again,

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  1837. so I was kind of struggling to keep it above $500 a month. But even Barely uploading back home. I was making about $500 to $600 a month since January. Now I can finally put more stuff onto it. People are coming back, buying the messages. Can't believe it, $1,100. Imagine if I could do that every month. I probably

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  1838. can, because back in the day, look how much I used to make. I was making like $2K a month.

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  1839. Look, $2,600 I made in the first month. $1,700, $2,000, $1,700, $1,800, $1,500. Damn, I was making good money off it.

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  1840. Really got to put more effort into it, take more sexy pics, try and get some toys maybe.

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  1841. Damn, it's 2K. I was making 2K a month.

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  1842. No wonder I was able to splash out so much when I was with Mila.

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  1843. Without the OnlyFans, I couldn't afford, you know, all those Airbnbs and hotels. I stayed in the James Marriott in Rotterdam the first 4 nights. 5-star hotel.

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  1844. Mayla didn't really mind the OnlyFans. She thought it was fine. She didn't have any problems.

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  1845. Hopefully this Steam Deck video will get some decent views. It's looking good. Usually if I make a video and it's getting picked up on the search results straight away It usually leads to like 10K, 20K views and more.

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  1846. Like the Resident Evil 8 video topped out at 28K.

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  1847. Where is it? Look, you can see all these— wait, I'll show on my iPad, it's bigger. You can show all of the traffic sources.

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  1848. And you can see the search results overtaking

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  1849. the other ones. It's pretty cool,

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  1850. pretty cool. There's Chef Daniel.

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  1851. Damn, look at that line! That is a sexy upwards ascending line. Look at that. Usually my videos make like a hockey stick line, that gray area.

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  1852. I really did well with the Resident Evil 8 Cyberpunk. I made like $100 off the Cyberpunk Look at that line. So the blue line is search results and the green line is browse features. So people just scrolling who are subbed to me will randomly see my video.

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  1853. That blue search results just exploded. And then the yellow line, I think it's like notifications.

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  1854. That is really nice. I love it, seeing that line just shoot straight up. Looks kind of like a stock line, doesn't it? Moving average or something.

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  1855. Yeah, very pleased. Should have made the Steam Deck video earlier.

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  1856. You see, that's what you got to do. Imagine my Chef Daniel gets more views than my main channel does. It will at this rate.

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  1857. Main channel is only getting like 10K, 11K views. If I stick with the trending topics,

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  1858. could easily get more than 10K views. I just got to keep up to date on what the trending topics are and then form an opinion

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  1859. and then just sound as irritating as possible. Say, this is going to be a load of rubbish, look how stupid the design is.

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  1860. Look for disruptive trends. What are those?

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  1861. Yeah, I guess— do you think Steam Deck is a disruptive trend? Because it's like a new device disrupting the Switch monopoly, because Nintendo just had a complete monopoly over the handheld gaming

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  1862. seen. Now everyone's like, oh my God, I'm on Steam Deck, it's like Switch but a billion times better.

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  1863. I just wonder if I'd get the same views or less views if I made a positive video, like 5 reasons why the Steam Deck will be amazing. Maybe I should do that. Yeah, I'm gonna do that for my next video. Completely contrast the previous one and then see what gets more views, hating on stuff or loving stuff.

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  1864. I'll do 5 reasons why the Steam Deck is going to be amazing, and I'll be like, the Steam Deck is going to be better than the Switch because It— you can watch Pornhub on it.

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  1865. Can you imagine if I streamed from the Steam Deck? Because it's a Windows— well, is it Windows? It's a PC, isn't it? You could install Streamlabs and then you could probably get like a USB dongle and then plug in, plug in the webcam and the mic.

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  1866. That'd be pretty funny actually. Streaming from my Steam Deck.

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  1867. Don't see why you wouldn't be able to do it. Plug in a microphone. Yeah, it's got a 3.5 jack, hasn't it? So I could plug in my lavalier.

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  1868. My lavalier mic would go straight in.

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  1869. I'd still rather just get a laptop because it's got a keyboard and a bigger screen.

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  1870. I've already got a small screen for the handheld stuff.

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  1871. Then I could get a webcam, do streaming on my laptop.

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  1872. Wait, I need to pee. I'll be back.

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  1873. I kind of regret talking about Mila now.

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  1874. What if that just cost me sex for the rest of the year? Hope the subreddit doesn't clip it or something.

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  1875. Hopefully the girls I'm talking to now don't look at the subreddit. I don't think they do.

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  1876. Delete this stream. I will, because there were those boobies, but it might be too late.

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  1877. Oh, I can't keep my bloody mouth shut. It's just— I could have had sex with so many girls by now if I just stopped talking about bloody Mila.

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  1878. I don't even know who to talk about her to. I talked to my sister a bit about it. I told her I got drunk and I cried about Mira,

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  1879. and then she asked me if I missed her. I said yeah.

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  1880. Ah, there's no point talking to anyone about it because it's just me saying the same thing over and over again.

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  1881. They just get annoying to listen to.

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  1882. It's probably just because I'm lonely now and I'm in a new place. I'm not really that used to it yet.

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  1883. Oh, thanks for the sub. Very kind.

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  1884. Yeah, I just got to, um, give it some time. In a few weeks, I'll probably feel more settled, feel like this is more like a home.

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  1885. I guess I feel a bit

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  1886. unstable now.

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  1887. Just feels a bit lonely.

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  1888. I actually don't know where my sister is. Last time I talked to her, I think she was in like Montenegro or some weird-sounding place. I think she's back now.

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  1889. She said she's gonna do some course for coding. She wants to do some traveling before starting it.

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  1890. It's funny she got into coding. I didn't expect her to be into coding so much, but she says she really likes it.

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  1891. This is so random because she used to be a very Well, she still is, but she used to be very artistic and musical,

    Segment details6:51:08–6:51:16 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1890
  1892. into

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  1893. arty stuff. She didn't have any interest in like computers and programming software. I don't know where all this came from. It feels like from a couple years ago she suddenly started doing web design and stuff.

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  1894. But she always used to be into music stuff. Oh yeah, she had a band. It's funny to think of this now. She used to be in a band and then she like went to play live, live music in bars and stuff. And then she used to do busking on the street. I remember going to the concert. Me,

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  1895. my mum and dad went to like support her, and then I was just sitting there looking like a loser. I looked so stupid back then. Had like that dumb anime hair,

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  1896. weird big cargo trousers. I had this weird jacket that had a load of pockets on it. I had the weirdest looking fashion. I looked like such an idiot.

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  1897. I think it'd be cool though if I become like a day trader and then she's like a, a coding person.

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  1898. I'll be professional day trader and OnlyFans porn star.

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  1899. Actually, I still make more money than she does,

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  1900. even though I've got that YouTube channel.

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  1901. What does she think of my OnlyFans?

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  1902. She thinks it's fine. She's actually got friends who have done stuff like webcamming before. It's not really that weird. A lot of young people,

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  1903. a lot of people in their 20s, you know, they do OnlyFans and they, they do like adult work. It's not really that crazy as the older generation seems to think it is.

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  1904. I talked to a lot of people that also wanted to start one.

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  1905. I think

    Segment details6:54:57–6:54:57 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_1904
  1906. it takes a very sad and close-minded person to look down and think badly of someone who does OnlyFans or some kind of sexual work.

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  1907. I don't know why you'd think like that, but if I met someone, they said, oh, I do, you know, OnlyFans and I take sexy pictures, I'd be like, oh cool.

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  1908. I wouldn't be like, oh, you disgusting loser. Get a real job.

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  1909. So what kind of negative, horrible people think like that? I know,

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  1910. half my audience do, cuz they're just boring, negative, horrible people.

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  1911. I think it's cool people can make a bit of extra money doing something that provides enjoyment and pleasure to other people. You're not hurting anyone. It's just like sharing your sexiness with people who are willing to pay for it. And if they find value in that and it, you know, they enjoy it, then you're providing a valuable

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  1912. service

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  1913. that people are happy to pay for. So it's fine. I think it's great.

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  1914. Gives people opportunity to make extra money.

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  1915. I think the people who judge how other people make their money are more pathetic, really.

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  1916. Okay, time to ban some people. Looks like the idiots are back.

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  1917. Just wait until they chat again.

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  1918. They're not chatting now.

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  1919. Come on, chat so I can ban you, or I'll get Carrie to do it.

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  1920. They've gone quiet now.

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  1921. Why is this weird Japanese girl messaging me about

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  1922. some weird video about me?

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  1923. Who the hell's this?

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  1924. She's got one follower, following one, zero posts, zero followers. Sexy Japanese girl's profile picture.

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  1925. Very suspicious.

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  1926. But they're speaking in perfect Japanese, which must mean they are Japanese. It's very weird.

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  1927. Quote, banning Bug Catcher for insulting OnlyFans.

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  1928. Insulting sex workers

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  1929. whilst he probably watches porn, and then he's going on about how embarrassing it is being a sex worker.

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  1930. People are hypocrites. They're like, oh, sex work, and I only find it so embarrassing, and then they probably look up PornHub all night.

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  1931. Stupid hypocrites. The thing is with these people, they're happy to use the service, but then they slag off the people providing the service, like dehumanizing them and insulting them.

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  1932. Sad people.

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  1933. They got such a bad holier-than-thou attitude. Oh, I don't like that people doing this

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  1934. cuz it doesn't meet up to my high standards of what's right and what's wrong, as if they think they're so

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  1935. amazing themselves.

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  1936. That's the other one I wanted to ban. Haha, got you.

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  1937. I feel a little bit embarrassed telling people I do OnlyFans, only because,

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  1938. because I'd be worried that they would be really against it.

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  1939. And then, I don't know,

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  1940. it's like

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  1941. I wouldn't really care about telling Mila's dad that I did OnlyFans, but then I guess I'd be worried because Mila would want her dad to like me.

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  1942. And I wanted Mila to be happy, but then I, I didn't really care if her dad likes me or not. So I only want him to like me because I want Mila to be happy.

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  1943. Otherwise I'd just be like, yeah, I do OnlyFans, so what?

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  1944. It's like if I match a girl on Tinder and I don't really find her that attractive, I'd just be like, yeah, sure, I do OnlyFans. I don't really care if you don't like it or not.

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  1945. Wow, it did 7 hours. Pretty good.

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  1946. What's my favorite song? I haven't listened to music in a whole year.

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  1947. I stopped listening to the Monkey Island music as well. Yeah, I haven't listened to music at all. I just, I can't.

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  1948. I feel like it's pointless

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  1949. listening to music. I'd rather listen to something

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  1950. that's useful. Or

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  1951. helped my loneliness. So I'd put on like a tutorial about technical analysis or put on the Yahoo Finance livestream, or I'd put on live Ice Poseidon livestream.

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  1952. I don't really feel like music helps with loneliness. It just kind of brings back— it brings up negative emotions and sadness for me.

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  1953. I like watching the Money Podcast with Graham, Andre, Jake, me, Kevin, and Jeremy. That's actually one of my new favorite podcasts. I haven't found a good podcast I really like watching recently. I used to watch the Official Podcast, but it started to get a bit too immature for me. That Moist Critical guy, he's always talking about dicks

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  1954. and stuff. His humor is just very

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  1955. crude for my liking. He's always like every minute like a different dick joke.

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  1956. I never really found him funny,

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  1957. but it's really good, the, um, iced coffee Money thing, whatever it's called. Don't know if anyone else watches it.

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  1958. It's just 4 multimillionaires talking about stocks and investing.

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  1959. You can really tell Graham Stephan knows what he's talking about more than the others do.

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  1960. But Jeremy definitely knows more about stocks and investing than the others do. Graham knows more about, you know, real estate, tax stuff, credit stuff.

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  1961. I also like this Australian guy, he's called FX Evolution. He's quite good,

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  1962. he does a lot of technical analysis stuff.

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  1963. He has like 1,500 viewers when he streams.

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  1964. His channel's not huge either.

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  1965. I don't really know about Meet Kevin. He seems like he knows a lot, but I don't know, I get this weird feeling

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  1966. that he doesn't really.

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  1967. I feel Like, Jeremy is more credible.

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  1968. I'm not sure about Meet Kevin. He just seems a bit

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  1969. like he puts on a good show, a good front,

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  1970. but is the substance there?

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  1971. I don't really see Kevin as like a great investor. He's just like a guy who's got a lot of money and then kind of YOLOs onto things like Tesla

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  1972. and does a lot of call options and stuff.

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  1973. Wow, I just checked how long I've been streaming and it said 7:11:11. You can't make this up.

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  1974. I just randomly looked at how long I've been streaming.

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  1975. Do I know DFV? Yeah, I've heard of him. I watched a few of his videos. What happened to him? They kind of stopped talking about him, didn't they? He had like a, a court appearance

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  1976. after the GameStop thing happened. Is he still holding? Why is he still holding? Just sell. He's made like $20 million, hasn't he?

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  1977. I feel like that Matt Cause guy was trying to be the next DFV.

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  1978. What happened to AMC? Why is it not doing anything? It's just like flopping. Flopping in the 30s.

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  1979. No volume, no momentum.

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  1980. Apparently August and September are very slow months in the stock market, so I'm hoping my, my shorts are going to do well.

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  1981. Hopefully the NASDAQ comes down a bit. According to my trend lines, the NASDAQ should come down. Look at this.

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  1982. Sorry, I got this

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  1983. These 2 trend lines on the NASDAQ. It's bouncing off. Look, it's bouncing off. It's going to come back down to the bottom one. It has to. Come on, look, it's going in waves. Up, down, up, down, up. Now it comes down. I'm gonna make a killing

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  1984. if it comes down to here. I've got so many shorts open on the NASDAQ.

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  1985. Back. Look at this line, it's bouncing off this line almost every time.

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  1986. Bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce.

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  1987. Look at that, come on, it's, it's already bouncing. It just bounced here, now it's coming down.

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  1988. Who thinks it's going to retrace?

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  1989. I can do

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  1990. Fibonacci retracement here to here.

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  1991. So we look at the Fibonacci levels, we got the 50% here,

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  1992. which means— what's a polyline?

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  1993. Which means

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  1994. it could come down

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  1995. to the 38%. Maybe bounce a little bit up there, come back down to 50%,

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  1996. maybe go sideways, possibly drop like this,

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  1997. bounce off that one,

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  1998. off that one, before going back up again to make a new all-time high.

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  1999. Like that. That's my prediction.

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  2000. Oh no, stop. How do I stop making lines? Oh no, I deleted the whole thing. Do it again.

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  2001. Polyline. I think it's gonna go Down, bounce, down, bounce, down to maybe 50%, because usually, uh, the Fibonacci retraces are like 50%. Bouncy,

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  2002. bouncy.

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  2003. Hopefully it goes like that

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  2004. and then maybe back up and then back down again.

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  2005. That's my prediction.

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  2006. Hopefully. Now I just need the guts to hold on to my shorts and not panic sell.

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  2007. We'll see on Monday

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  2008. if my prediction is correct. Then we got the SPY.

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  2009. Look, the SPY is also

    Segment details7:17:28–7:17:29 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2008
  2010. following this line exactly.

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  2011. Oh, look at that.

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  2012. Damn, look, it's bouncing off this line every time. Bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce. It's coming down for another bounce.

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  2013. Look at that, it's coming down for another bounce. I reckon it's just gonna go like that, bounce and then back up. Next week I think it's going to be a very red week.

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  2014. Damn, look at the S&P. That was— what was this?

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  2015. Uh, March 2020. That was the COVID crash.

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  2016. Since the COVID crash, it's just gone up and up and up.

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  2017. And next it's gonna do this.

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  2018. It's gonna bounce off, try and bounce off,

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  2019. and then just go whoosh. Down, and then it will bounce off maybe this line

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  2020. and then start recovering.

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  2021. Yeah, that looks

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  2022. feasible. See, bounce, bounce, bounce.

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  2023. August is going to be red. This is going to be my first ever August in the stock market because I started investing in October last year. August, let's see

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  2024. what happened last year.

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  2025. Oh wow, last year August was actually pretty good. It had this spike and then drop in September. Yeah, September had 2 pretty big drops here,

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  2026. and then I started in October.

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  2027. Yeah, I probably started around here.

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  2028. I don't think I started in the dip.

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  2029. That was March. Last March.

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  2030. It's hard to compare that because such a freak event happened. What about 2018? 2018, this was December.

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  2031. Yeah, this was December 2018. What the hell happened there? Whoa,

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  2032. it went from 290 down to 240,

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  2033. and this was This is, this is August. Look at that. End of July 2019. Wow. Look, end of July in 2019, it just dipped like that all August and then recovered in September. And then here, May.

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  2034. What was that one? I don't know what that was. Probably some Trump stuff.

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  2035. Central bank decided to raise interest rates. Maybe that's what's going to happen soon.

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  2036. Because wait, so to control inflation, do they have to raise interest rates? The Fed was saying They are still not looking to raise rates yet. Okay, so I got that right.

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  2037. Aren't they saying 2022 they're gonna think about raising the rates to keep the inflation down? They want to keep inflation around 2%. The Fed's mandate to maintain stable markets and maximum employment.

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  2038. So when they raise the rates,

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  2039. what's gonna happen?

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  2040. This, this is gonna happen.

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  2041. It just seems silly that this could carry on going up and up and up forever. It's gonna snap. I feel like buying the reverse inverse S&P 500. Look at that, that's just a stupid-looking line.

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  2042. It's like it's almost going completely vertical. Vertically up.

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  2043. That's just silly.

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  2044. Damn, look at that tracing all the way back. Look at that one. What the hell was this? 2008, I bet. Yeah, financial crisis was this.

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  2045. Wow, the S&P 500 dropped by 50%.

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  2046. Damn, that must be scary. You wake up and then all your stocks are down 50-60%. Oh wait, that did happen to me. Well, at least I experienced it. I know what it feels like.

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  2047. Look at this. What's this? 2000— oh, I think this was the dot-com bubble.

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  2048. 1999. Yeah, it's just cool. You can see all of them, the major economic events

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  2049. displayed as a massive crater.

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  2050. Look at this. Wow, we're all the way back.

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  2051. 1991. Where's— what's the furthest I can go? I can go back until 1990. I can't go further.

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  2052. No, I can't.

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  2053. But yeah, that's just a really silly-looking graph.

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  2054. I feel like it's just gonna go whoosh,

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  2055. or at least 50%.

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  2056. I feel like it could drop all the way back down to here, the 38% on the Fibonacci.

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  2057. Oh my God, stop this.

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  2058. When you cried about Mia, what did that viewer say? Did she try to help you? Uh, she said I should message her. She said I should like write a message, an email

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  2059. telling Mia all this Yeah, she was nice.

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  2060. She wants to meet up again. I don't know.

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  2061. I mean, I guess I could. I just don't know what we would do.

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  2062. She always takes pictures of me and puts on the subreddit. It's a bit annoying.

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  2063. She's done it twice now. The first time we met, she put our picture on the subreddit, and then the second time as well.

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  2064. I don't know why she does it.

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  2065. Maybe a drop like this. It could do that. That seems pretty reasonable.

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  2066. Have a correction like that.

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  2067. I don't know, it seems pretty big actually. It might be like this, maybe.

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  2068. Ah, can I disable these GIF donations? It's gonna get me in trouble.

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  2069. I don't know how people found her TikTok. I didn't even know she was doing TikTok.

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  2070. Do you think people were searching for it, or someone just randomly found it?

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  2071. It's just sad. I got so many sick, twisted people following me. Why do I— why do these people have this weird obsession with

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  2072. me. I don't get it.

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  2073. Surely there's more interesting people to harass.

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  2074. I don't even give off any kind of reaction. I'm just like, oh, not again. It's not like I have a massive tantrum screaming at the camera,

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  2075. you're ruining my life, oh my Leave me alone! I can't take it anymore!

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  2076. Isn't it pretty boring trolling me? I've got like no reaction. It's not like I'm that Bashiverse guy or Onision.

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  2077. People love like harassing me for some reason.

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  2078. I'm the most boring person to try and get a reaction out of.

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  2079. My, my reactions are funny.

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  2080. Hmm.

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  2081. Well, I just think she overreacts to it. Yeah, there's weird toxic trolls on the internet. How, how do you not know that? But it's so easy to just block them. You don't need to try and disappear from the internet or try and distance yourself from me.

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  2082. It's, it's quite handable. What's the word?

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  2083. It's not difficult to deal with. You just ban them. And eventually they get fed up and they move on.

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  2084. The more you react to it,

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  2085. the more it encourages them.

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  2086. Same as that apple milk girl. She got harassed and trolled off, off the internet, didn't she?

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  2087. A lot of people end up getting trolled off the internet, don't they? Shinon, she, she deleted everything. Apple Milk.

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  2088. I wonder what Apple Milk's up to. She was such a weeb, then tried to become like a porn star. If she was around these days, she would be on like OnlyFans, wouldn't she? If OnlyFans was a thing back then. Didn't she make like softcore porn DVDs and then the trolls were like making fun of her

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  2089. sharing it?

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  2090. There's a lot of drama with her.

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  2091. I think she deleted all her videos too apart from a few.

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  2092. How long have I been in this place? Been here for a week now.

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  2093. My one-week anniversary.

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  2094. Where would the S&P drop down to if it did break support?

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  2095. Where's the next support line?

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  2096. Maybe it's here. Do you think it's there? There's no way it would drop all the way back down there. That's crazy.

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  2097. That would be— I can't even see the number.

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  2098. That'd be like a 30% drop. No way is it gonna drop that much.

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  2099. Oh, maybe here. Who knows how low it's gonna drop. I mean, this looks like a support line. It's bounced off it twice here. 1, 2.

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  2100. Would it drop that much?

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  2101. The crash to end all crashes. Let's see what Bitcoin's doing.

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  2102. I told you Bitcoin's gonna crash.

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  2103. Just like clockwork.

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  2104. Good thing I sold. Look, it's coming down.

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  2105. I bet you it's gonna come down like that, down to here. Fibonacci level.

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  2106. Yeah, see, it'll probably drop down all the way here at least.

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  2107. I've still got about £1,000 in Riot. I sold £2,000 of it.

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  2108. Hopefully

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  2109. it doesn't go to 40 next week. Otherwise I'd be a bit annoyed.

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  2110. Who's beeping?

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  2111. It's not my alarm, is it? No one's figured out what I did with the alarm.

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  2112. No, it's not mine. I outsmarted all of you. You don't know where I put it, and you'll never find out because I am so clever. I'm a clever boy.

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  2113. Wow, my head looks massive

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  2114. in this shadow. Because of the angle of the light, it's not really that big.

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  2115. I think that's a car alarm, not a smoke alarm. Wow, look, the traffic is still loads. Look at all that traffic.

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  2116. I am the cleverest, outsmarted all of you.

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  2117. Wow, look how clean my bed is! Oh wow, I didn't realize how messy it was. I got like lube stains on it, I had cum stains on it, I had like tissue bits. That is a nice looking— oh, there's still a bit. Why is this so stains on it. Oh, I put it in the washing.

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  2118. What's that? Never get black for bedding,

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  2119. but it still looks nice. Uh, clean my pillowcase too.

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  2120. The problem with the tissue is it has like little bits that keep coming off. Oh, what's that? Oh, it's just a feather.

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  2121. I thought it was a stain. There's still like bits on it.

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  2122. Gotta try hard to keep the place clean. I gotta wipe down all of the window edges. It's going to get dust on it.

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  2123. Welcome to my bed. It's clean, don't worry. I cleaned it for you.

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  2124. I hate all these little bits. I need to get a lint roller.

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  2125. Yeah, it feels really nice when you do cleaning. I just feel like my mental state improves a lot after I've wiped the floor. I need to tidy up this counter a bit, it's getting cluttered.

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  2126. I felt like I was constantly cleaning in the Rotterdam place and Mila just kept making a mess. She would take out something and then not put the packaging in the bin, and then she kept dropping stuff and there are crumbs everywhere. The bed was just covered in crumbs every time she left, and then she would spill her

    Segment details7:39:37–7:39:56 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2125
  2127. coffee, and then she would leave the oven on. Oh, I thought I was going crazy. I didn't know I had such OCD when it came to being tidy.

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  2128. I think it's because of the Korean ex. She made me really— because I was pretty messy as well, and then I lived with the Korean ex for a bit, and she was really OCD about keeping things clean. Kind of rubbed off on me,

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  2129. but I kind of like it, you know, trying to stay organized.

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  2130. It's just these towels are a bit messy. She was really OCD about folding towels, my ex-Korean girlfriend. She made me fold the towels in like a very special way, like fold it in thirds and then fold it in half, and it had to be the exact same size.

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  2131. Oh wow, 2 police cars. What's going on?

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  2132. Someone's fighting.

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  2133. The drunkards.

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  2134. Wow, this is nice and dry.

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  2135. It's hard keeping this table clean. Look, it gets all smudgy. Glass surface.

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  2136. Look, that's me.

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  2137. Oh no, I only did 2 sets of push-ups today. I feel too tired to do them. I'll do it tomorrow. I think I did about 60.

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  2138. That's good enough. Give my muscles a bit of a rest. My chest muscles are getting pretty big and they're starting to look a bit like boobs. They're going to be bigger than some girls.

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  2139. Why is it creepy to say, look, that's me,

    Segment details7:42:16–7:42:18 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2138
  2140. look at my chest

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  2141. So, oh, my face hurts. I got a big pimple here

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  2142. on my lip.

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  2143. I need to cut my hair.

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  2144. Can try and tie a ponytail now.

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  2145. Should I grow a ponytail like that? Get an elastic band.

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  2146. Do you like my home? This is my bathroom. These are my towels.

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  2147. That is my shampoo.

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  2148. I think I found the car alarm. This is like Where's Wally.

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  2149. I found the car that's making the sound. Look.

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  2150. It's flashing.

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  2151. Wake up, your car's flashing, idiot.

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  2152. Where are those police?

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  2153. What are these people doing? It's 1 AM, go to bed! Why are they all out in the street?

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  2154. I've seen a few Teslas here. It's pretty cool seeing the actual Tesla in person. I've never seen one in person until then. Hear a lot about them. They do look quite nice.

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  2155. So funny to think, isn't it? We're on a big rock floating in space. You see all that up there? Space. It goes on and on forever. The hell's going on? It's like GTA down there.

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  2156. Get out of the car, you're under arrest.

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  2157. Yeah, it's just so funny. You look up at the sky and it's all black, and then you think, what? Wow, the whole universe is all black. And then you could just like keep going in that direction forever and ever, for billions of miles, and it just never ends. And then there's all planets and stars out there too.

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  2158. And then we're just on this planet spinning round and round.

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  2159. Very weird. What a weird world. We're just in this massive box of emptiness that has like some rocks floating around, and then we live on a rock spinning round and round a big glowing rock.

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  2160. How does that even make any sense?

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  2161. Oh, I gotta go to bed. The time is

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  2162. 1:10, nearly 1:11.

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  2163. Yeah, I can kind of see why Ice is so desperate to get back on Twitch. At first I was wondering why, because YouTube is, you know, it's fine for streaming, but I kind of missed the point. He wants to be back on Twitch so he can network and collab with the big streamers and then get his audience

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  2164. back. Because if, if he could come back to Twitch, he could like meet up with Greek and meet up with Mizkif, join them in the IRL, and then get like 20-30K viewers back for himself, won't he? But on YouTube, who's he gonna collab with? Like, there's no one in the streaming community on YouTube. There's Dr Disrespect, But

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  2165. he's not going to collab with Ice.

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  2166. There's no one Ice can network with. I don't know, it's Asian Andy, isn't there?

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  2167. Why doesn't he like meet up with Asian Andy?

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  2168. YouTube doesn't really have a streaming scene, does it? There's YouTubers and they do streams,

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  2169. but it's not the same.

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  2170. You really need to like network to grow the channel

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  2171. unless you're like a one-hit wonder, one-man army.

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  2172. Like Chris Broad hanging out with Joey and Sharla, not with little peasants like me, only 100K subs.

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  2173. Wow, there's a lot of traffic tonight.

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  2174. Where's everyone going?

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  2175. Oh, I think it's gonna take like 5 days for this pimple to heal. This is day 1, it only just appeared today. It's gonna be a slow lump. It's gonna take forever. Means I can't go on any dates either. I'm not gonna go on a date when I've got a massive lump on my face.

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  2176. No, I'm not showing you because you're gonna screenshot it, aren't you? And then post it in places.

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  2177. Don't trust you.

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  2178. I don't know who's got a pimple.

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  2179. Grow up.

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  2180. Grow up, mate. Check my new video.

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  2181. 2,500 views. Pretty good for the second channel.

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  2182. I bet it only makes like $5 though, cuz I usually get really bad CPMs.

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  2183. I wanna be a donkey,

    Segment details7:51:35–7:51:37 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2182
  2184. donkey all the day.

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  2185. Oh yeah, I keep forgetting to mention this.

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  2186. Guess who I found in my comment section recently?

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  2187. That, that black guy who sang Chocolate Rain.

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  2188. What's his name? Tay Zonday.

    Segment details7:52:45–7:52:48 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2187
  2189. And it's, it's actually him. I can't believe he watches my channel.

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  2190. Chat is in slow mode. I don't think it is. I think everyone just fell asleep. He commented on my livestream in the hotel.

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  2191. He said, the comments lead me to believe I'm missing a lot of context. Tay Zonday.

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  2192. Do these replies even know who he is? He was like a massive legend back in 2010 or something. Something. Why is he in my comment section?

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  2193. He, he sang that song with a really deep voice.

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  2194. What's he doing now?

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  2195. Chocolate rain.

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  2196. These are 230 million views. Looks pretty good. His hair looks like spray painted on.

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  2197. He's still doing singing videos. His most popular video, Chocolate Rain, 130 million. I don't know if I can play it. I guess I

    Segment details7:54:15–7:54:25 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2196
  2198. can. I don't know why this was so viral. 130 million,

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  2199. uh, back then in 2007, 130 million was huge. That would be like a billion views in today's views.

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  2200. It's not that good.

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  2201. This is very repetitive tune.

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  2202. It's just like the same melody over and over.

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  2203. I don't know why that went viral.

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  2204. It's just the same thing over and over. There's like no verse and chorus.

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  2205. I don't get it. But it was like a massive viral hit back in the day.

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  2206. What is this? You can sort comments by timed.

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  2207. What's that? Newest.

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  2208. Chocolate Rain.

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  2209. Yeah, very surprising. He was in my comment section.

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  2210. And the comment he left makes it seem like he watches my content.

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  2211. I'm pretty sure this is the first comment he's made. Interesting.

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  2212. Noo noo,

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  2213. Raphaela Juvenas, she sent me her nudes.

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  2214. Who messaged me on Twitter? Can I send you nudes? Why don't you just send them? I hate it when people ask you if they can ask you a question. Does anyone else get really annoyed by that? Instead of just asking the question, they go, can I ask you a question? Just ask it. Why would I say no,

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  2215. no, you cannot ask me anything?

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  2216. And then if I say yes, what if you ask the question like, how, how much money is in your bank account?

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  2217. And then I just said, yes, I'm going to answer it. But then now I don't really want to answer it because it's like a weird question. Why don't you just ask the question and then I'll know if I want to answer it or not.

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  2218. People do that all the time. They say, can I ask you a question? And then I say, maybe, depends what the question is. Just ask it already.

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  2219. Can I send you nude? Just send it.

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  2220. Maybe I should just set Twitch to,

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  2221. um, delete the VOD straight away, cuz I always end up getting a strike after I finish streaming, not during streaming.

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  2222. Someone messaged me on Twitch.

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  2223. Said, 30 minutes before you can chat, are you insane?

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  2224. Maybe I should reduce that down a bit to 10 minutes.

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  2225. So many options on Twitch, I don't know what to do. Do I do sub only? Do I let everyone clip? I will check what clips there are.

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  2226. Oh, you clicked the woman.

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  2227. Who's— I'm gonna delete. You can't delete the clips from the Twitch app. You gotta go on to the Twitch website, which is really annoying to use on mobile.

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  2228. Ah, it's really hard to do on the phone.

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  2229. I think I'm just going to disable all clips altogether because people only ever clip stuff that could get me into trouble, and then I got to check it and then delete it, giving me all this work. All I want to do is just stream and chat without getting bloody banned. Why can't you just let me do that?

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  2230. Why are you trying to make my life hard?

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  2231. I think I'm just going to disable clips.

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  2232. I don't know, I feel like having clips— some clips is good because then people who are new, they can like see what it's about.

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  2233. Ah, people are so annoying.

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  2234. Delete this one.

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  2235. I know you're clipping me complaining about clips.

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  2236. Oh no, what's that? Oh, they, they weren't boobs. It was a bra. It was skin-colored bra. You said there were no boobs. They weren't real boobs. Delete it in case.

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  2237. I wish I didn't delete all the really old clips with Chihiro.

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  2238. I remember this one. I kind of miss having my face in the stream.

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  2239. I remember I was looking at my Bitcoin.

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  2240. Fuck, my personal information.

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  2241. Don't

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  2242. look. It's just tricky to do with a phone.

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  2243. I need to get a laptop and a webcam.

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  2244. So I can look pretty. I like the Venus Angelic one. That looks funny. Wait, let me make it bigger.

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  2245. Daniel is so annoying.

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  2246. Wait, I want to make it look better.

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  2247. Look, she's smiling. She thinks it's funny. She's not really angry.

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  2248. She likes me. Daniel and Venus, new YouTube power couple.

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  2249. Fuck, my personal information, my personal

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  2250. information.

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  2251. He's looking in. That was such a great scene. My name is Steve Ellis from the Nuts Poker League. The Nuts Poker League. That's the Nuts.

    Segment details8:05:09–8:05:24 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2250
  2252. Hello, my name is Steve. Hello, the nutsack.

    Segment details8:05:52–8:05:56 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2251
  2253. Someone should make like a premium mixed nut product and then call it the Nut Sack. That would be so great. And the packaging is like an actual sack, like it's brown, it's got a string that tightens at the top, and then like fancy font text, the Nut Sack. Oh, that'd be

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  2254. That's very funny. A special assortment of delicious tasty nuts to chew on.

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  2255. The Nut Sack. That's so great. I should do that.

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  2256. Like Graham Stephan, he made his own coffee brand, didn't he?

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  2257. Special assortment of nuts chosen by Daniel.

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  2258. Who would— who would buy it? Would you buy it? Would you buy my nut sack?

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  2259. Coming over, and then you lock the door and tell him to leave, and then you'll Bloody wife keeps bringing him back to give him candy. Give him a nutsack. How annoyed would, would you be? Don't lie and say you wouldn't be annoyed. I was just nonstop moaning about guests and then Casey back then.

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  2260. Oh, I got a new achievement on Twitch.

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  2261. It says the Empire Business stream for 500 hours. I feel like this achievement thing is really unhealthy because it, it kind of makes you want to non-stop stream so you can unlock them. I just unlocked stream for 500 hours total. Jesus, I streamed for 500 hours?

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  2262. What? How many days is that?

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  2263. It's 20 days. It's like streaming for 20 days straight.

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  2264. There's all these other— the next one is stream for 2,000 hours, have 1,000 viewers at the same time. The most I got was 272.

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  2265. No way I'd get 1K viewers. It's just way too much, even on my main channel. The most I could get was like 1.2K viewers in a livestream when I was at my peak.

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  2266. Stream for 25 unique days in the last 30 days. So they want me to stream every day for a whole month.

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  2267. Well, 25 days. I've done 15 out of 25,

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  2268. so I'd have to like stream nonstop every day.

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  2269. Yeah, 25 days is pretty much a month, just taking out 5 days. It's not much of a difference.

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  2270. It's just kind of pointless. What do you get for it? They're just— they're trying to get people to just non-stop stream.

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  2271. Stream on different days to reach different viewers. Unique days are based on GMT. 500 out of 1,000. The Empire Business.

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  2272. Talk to me. Get 200 people chatting at the same time. I got 59 out of 200.

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  2273. But I never get 200 people watching at the same time, so I can't get 200 people chatting at the same time.

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  2274. Reach 1 million hours watched total on your channel. Reach 10 million hours.

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  2275. This is why streamers do those like insane 24-hour streams trying to get these achievements.

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  2276. I got quite a lot of achievements. Look, I got all these.

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  2277. I got have 250 viewers at the same time, stream 250 hours, 500 hours. Get 20 people chatting at the same time.

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  2278. I've got 500— actually, I don't know

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  2279. how many hours people watched. It says I've completed Path to Partner. Apply to become a Twitch partner.

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  2280. But every time I apply for it, they never approve me. Says you need 75 viewers average. I've got 90. I usually have like 100, 120 sometimes. Stream on 12 different days, stream for 25 hours. Why don't they make me a partner?

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  2281. Can I not stream on YouTube if I become a partner. But then I get better— I get better ad rates and I get a better ratio for subs. Instead of only getting 50%, I think I get like 70%

    Segment details8:12:21–8:12:35 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2280
  2282. when people give me a sub.

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  2283. Yeah, the YouTube streams are way more profitable. My last stream on YouTube, I made $70, and then about $30 was ad revenue. So even without the donations, uh, the ad rev from YouTube livestream is actually more than like 2 Twitch streams put together.

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  2284. Oh man, I'm already tired. I need to go to sleep. See,

    Segment details8:13:14–8:13:17 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2283
  2285. really, if I wanted to make the most money, I should be streaming on YouTube every day,

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  2286. cuz the, the people tune in no matter what I do in the stream. Even if it's really boring, I still get like 10K views. 10K views is like $30, and then I usually get a bunch of donations, so it's like $70, $80 per stream.

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  2287. I don't know, I just don't want to push it. I want to kind of pace myself, one stream a week on YouTube.

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  2288. Ad rate is just really bad on Twitch. I probably make $10 a month on Twitch from ads. Maybe that's because I lock my VODs to sub only. If I unlock it, maybe then everyone can click it and watch it and I'll get more ads.

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  2289. It's just annoying because when I stream on YouTube, I end up losing a bunch of subs. I think I lost 20 subs last stream.

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  2290. You get higher ad revenue as Twitch partner, but how much higher is it? I get way more views on YouTube from my streams.

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  2291. I probably get about 2K views. Per stream on Twitch, I get like 10K views on YouTube.

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  2292. I get like triple the viewers as well. I get about 300— 200 to 300, sometimes nearly 400 viewers on livestream YouTube livestreams.

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  2293. The most I ever get on Twitch is like 140, 130.

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  2294. I just— I want— I wish I had something more interesting to do for the YouTube streams to get more people to click it.

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  2295. I just— I don't know what to do. I feel like I need to plan something.

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  2296. I can't just sit on my sofa whining about Mila for 8 hours.

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  2297. Got to do something.

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  2298. I just don't know.

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  2299. Usually it's the rants that get the highest views, even on live streams. People like that cheesecake scam live stream, didn't they? Got 15, 16K views.

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  2300. Go IRL in Manchester.

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  2301. I just feel so uncomfortable. I'd be really nervous.

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  2302. What if some weirdo finds me? Beats me up?

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  2303. Oh, this was in my hair. This fluff.

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  2304. I want something to rant about that I could make into a clickbait title.

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  2305. I like the cheesecake rant. That was quite good.

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  2306. What can I rant about? I mean,

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  2307. I ranted a lot in the first hour of this stream, but it was like

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  2308. whining about people calling me a narcissist.

    Segment details8:17:31–8:17:33 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2307
  2309. And whining about Tim Schofield. I'm not really very, very upset about anything right now. I mean, things are good.

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  2310. I'm gonna jinx it now. What's gonna be the next catastrophe?

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  2311. Oh, I did more embarrassing dating stuff. I need to go on more dates and just, even if it's a complete flop, then at least I have something to rant about.

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  2312. I just gotta get out of my comfort zone and just go on these dates. I should have went on that date with that dog lady.

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  2313. I'm chatting to some Manchester girls, but I can't be bothered to ask to meet up. It would just be so awkward. It'd be like, yeah, let's meet at a coffee shop. Ah, not a coffee shop, please. No, can't we just walk about?

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  2314. I don't want to sit in a coffee shop. I want to go walking.

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  2315. And then they'll probably think I'm weird anyway and then friend zone me.

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  2316. It just feels like a waste of time.

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  2317. I'm going to bed. I can't stop yawning.

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  2318. It's funny, I managed to magically fix my sleep schedule. Didn't like waking up at 2 PM every day.

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  2319. Ah, should I delete this stream?

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  2320. Am I at risk?

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  2321. Well, nothing really happened of interest. It's just like

    Segment details8:20:38–8:20:42 · rev_17e438ca3da643dc52da8e04d9044875_2320
  2322. a normal stream. I made nice burger. I don't really want the footage. I guess I could upload it on Chef Daniel. Nah, the cooking videos suck.

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  2323. They're not getting views like they used to. I used to get like 5K views for for my cooking stuff. Now they don't even get 2K. I've got to make more Steam Deck videos.

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  2324. I don't feel like the cooking videos are worth

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  2325. doing. Yeah, I'm— I can't even get 2K views now on Chef Daniel.

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  2326. Well, some of them were getting 5K when I was doing the Huel and the Garden House, and I made a bunch of like sad emo videos. I Failed at Life, 5K. Everything in My Life Is Going Downhill,

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  2327. 6K. How I Wasted My Life at Age 32 got 7.2K. Why I Hate Apex Legends got 11K.

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  2328. We'll see how the Steam Deck video does.

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  2329. I want to do more Switch game reviews.

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  2330. I'm 600 subs away from 110K subs.

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  2331. I hope I can do it.

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  2332. Okay, I'm going to go to bed. Better delete this stream or else I get another ban. Thanks for watching. I better get this prepared so I can delete it quickly.

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  2333. I wonder if Twitch waits for you to finish the stream until they dish out the strike,

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  2334. or maybe they only check after the stream's finished. I always get a strike straight after I end the stream.

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  2335. Good night everyone, I'm gonna have a nice sleep. Bye-bye.

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